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Click here to subscribeA 17th Century Livery Cupboard. The planked top above a lunette carved frieze rail and moulded panel doors flanked by split spindle appliqués. Raised on turned parallel sided front posts and rear stiles leading down to a base shelf, 53 ins (135 cms) high, 52½ ins (135 cms) wide, 16½ ins (41 cms) deep.
A Fine Spindled Oak Hanging Food Cupboard of generous proportions, rich colour & patination. The front having two ventilated doors composed of twelve well-turned spindles opening to reveal an internal shelf now fitted with a row of cup hooks. The frame-work enriched with channeled bands of chevron inlay. The top with iron brackets and suspension chain. 32 ins (82 cms) high, 41 ins (104 cms) wide, 11 ins (28 cms) deep.
A 17th Century & Later Oak Full Tester Bed. The paneled tester with moulded edge raised on an arcaded head board and turned foot posts united by a twin panelled foot board. The head board with three arcaded panels inlaid with lozenge banding above a candle shelf and three plain base panels flanked by caryatids. 73 ins (186 cms) in height, 48 ins (125 cms) in width, 80 ins (203 cms) in length.
A 17th Century Boarded Oak Desk Box of good rich colour & patination. The sloped lid with chip carved ends and moulded front edge, on iron butterfly hinges, opening to reveal a small ledged shelf to the back. The front and side boards carved with nulling, 12 ins (30.5 cms) high, 26½ ins (67 cms) wide, 14 ins (36 cms) deep.
A Small 18th Century Style Oak Dresser with Rack. The plank-backed rack having a scalloped frieze rail above two shelves with plate grooves and applied edge moulding. The base with two edge moulded frieze drawers set in a twin arched apron with three further small drawers above the square chamfered legs and baluster turned centre support, leading down to a pot shelf below, 72 ins (183 cms) high, 48 ins (122 cms) wide, 17 ins (43 cms) deep.
A French Carved Oak Gothic Style Dressoir having two cupboards set one above another flanked by side panels intricately carved with tracery. The ends panels and panel-backed base enriched with linenfold carving leading down to a base shelf with square block supports to the front, 59½ ins (151 cms) high, 47 ins (120 cms) wide, 21½ ins (54.5 cs) deep.
A large Arts and Crafts oak free standing three tier tapering square hall stand. With an open shelf above a galleried platform and four division umbrella / stick rests (with metal drip pans beneath) to either side, heart and square pierced tapering upright splat supports to lower tier, fitted with brass whiplash design coat hooks (some missing).
WHEATLEY (Dennis): ' Who Killed Robert Prentice?': 'Murder off Miami': 'Malinsay Massacre': together three volumes, all pub. London, Hutchinson & Co, original limp card covers ribbon tied to spine, edges bumped and frayed: together with a shelf of approx 35 other volumes, to include a number of publishers proof copies for authors including, Anthony Burgess, John Steinbeck, etc, condition variable. (Approx 38)
WILDE (Oscar): 'Impressions of America', Sunderland, Keystone Press, 1960: 1 of 500 copies printed: small 8vo, original printed card covers, sunned and nicked to edges: together with approx 50 other volumes over one shelf, the majority earlier 20th century literature, to include a few other works by Wilde, T S Eliot, Bertrand Russell, etc, various sizes and condition. (A shelf)
BONE (Stephen): 'The Little Boy and His House..', London, J M Dent, 1936: oblong 8vo, publishers cloth backed boards, a little rubbed and spotted: DULAC (Edmund): 'Stories from the Arabian Nights', Boots edition, n.d publishers cloth gilt, 4to: CORBOULD (Walton, illustrator): 'Three Blind Mice', Warne & Co, 1904: thin 4to, pub. wrappers: together with approx 45 others, late 19th-early 20th century children's and illustrated books, various sizes and formats. (A shelf)
LAUDON (J C): 'An Encyclopaedia of Gardening..', London, Longman Rees et al, 1827. Fifth edition. Thick 8vo, contemp black half calf gilt with marbled edges, numerous wood engraved illustrations, a good copy: MURRAY (Lady Charlotte): 'The British Garden. A Descriptive Catalogue of Hardy Plants, Indigenous, or Cultivated in the Climate of Great-Britain', Bath, S Hazard, 1799. 2 vols: 8vo, contemp half calf gilt, rubbed: together with a quantity of other misc. 19th century literature and non-fiction. (A shelf)
A George III and later mahogany and boxwood line inlaid sideboard, the galleried and moulded top over three long drawers above two banks of two short and two dummy drawers flanking central kneehole shelf, h. 81 cm, w. 148 cm, d. 54 cm CONDITION REPORT: Splitting to sides. Marking and dents to surface. General wear and tear
Fine Edwardian inlaid mahogany sideboard on shaped tapering feet united by horizontal stretcher, the lower portion fitted 2 bow fronted wing cupboards 1 inset shelf the other bottle holders, the 4 central storage drawers, 2 lined in green baize each with brass drop handles, upper brass framed floral patterned gallery
Lee, R., The Knibb Family, Clockmakers 1964, No. 485 of a limited edition, blue cloth, slightly torn wrapper, 1 volume. Condition report: top edge blue faded; bottom edges shelf worn; middle pages have dropped; inside inscribed in ballpoint with a date and address, stock number and price in pencil; slight foxing on end papers; most pages have browsing buckles;
Victorian figured walnut side cabinet, mirror back above single shelf, raised on turned and moulded columns, box base with cupboard opening to reveal to fixed shelves, turned legs, original pot casters, the whole piece decorated all over with satinwood stylised floral inlays, 145 x 91cm (57 x 36").Condition reportfading all overveneer lifting, missing and split all over.Some splits to the substrate.mirror top has been reinforced with metal straps on the reverse.
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