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Lot 479
Swarovski Crystal Memories - a collection of crystal miniatures, including mobile phone, tricycle, spinning wheel, penny farthing, rocking chair, cradle, globe, sewing machine, radio, boxed (15); other assorted miniature glass models, Cinderella's carriage, kangaroo; some loose Swarovski miniatures; a wall hanging two shelf mirror back glazed display cabinet, 38cm wide, 33cm high,13cm deep
Lot 614
A pair of Edwardian narrow mahogany music cabinets, each with three quarter galleried tops, the fronts with brass tubular rails over seven open shelves122 x 43 x 38cmEach shelf is 13cms apart (with 7 in total) and 35cms wide by 35.5front to back, external measurement of the piece is 43cms wide x 38cms (the top and base protrude. the depth of the timber of each shelf is 16mmshelves are fixed
Lot 126
JONAS WOOD (AMERICAN 1977-) LARGE SHELF STILL LIFE - 2017 Off-set lithograph, from the edition of unknown size, with printed details verso, published for the 'Shio Kusaka Jonas Wood' exhibition at Voorlinden Museum & Gardens, Wassanaar, the Netherlands, 30 September 2017 - 7 January 2018 the sheet 58.5cm x 58.5cm (23in x 23in), unframed
Lot 470
Asimov (Isaac), SECOND FOUNDATION, US first edition, DJ, Gnome Press Inc, New York 1952 CONDITION REPORT:All pages show some age-related darkening, but no tears, foxing or staining. Boards show minor bumps to all corners and expected shelf wear to lower edges. DJ shows chips to top and bottom edges (particularly at spine), a 2.5cm tear at top of spine, a 2cm tear at base of spine and staining throughout, but no tape repairs.
Lot 469
Asimov (Isaac), FOUNDATION AND EMPIRE, US first edition, DJ, Gnome Press Inc, New York 1952 CONDITION REPORT:Publisher’s imprint at the foot of the spine measures 2.2cm across.Top of the text block (excluding boards) measures 2.3cm across.All pages show some age-related darkening, but no tears, foxing or staining. boards show minor bumps to all corners and expected shelf wear to lower edges. DJ shows chips to top and bottom edges (particularly at spine), a 3cm tear at base of spine and staining throughout, but no tape repairs.
Lot 900
An 18th century oak dresser, the enclosed rack with a moulded cornice over a single shelf, upon a superstructure back with three integral drawers, the dresser base with a moulded plank top over three lip moulded drawers, applied with pierced brass back plates and swing handles, upon flat vase shaped front supports and plain rear supports, 167cm H x 187cm W x 54cm D, dresser base height 76cm
Lot 986
A Victorian scumbled pine housekeepers cupboard, the moulded cornice over a central pair of cupboard doors opening to two shelves, flanked by single cupboard doors, each opening to a single shelf, the base formed with an arrangement of eight drawers, the right hand side top drawer moulded as a double drawer, all upon bracket feet, 224cm H x 237cm W x 57cm D, separates into upper and lower sections, cupboards measure 132cm H x 237cm W x 47cm D, base measures 92cm H x 230cm W x 47cm DCondition reportMissing two handles, cupboard doors appear flat and not bowed.All bottom drawers feel 'tight' although they can be opened.Minor joint splits to several drawers liners, no obvious signs of woodworm.Appears to be structurally sound with no excessive play in the joints.General marks, scuffs and wear commensurate to use as a farmhouse kitchen cupboard.
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Lot 458
Howlett (Robert), THE SCHOOL OF RECREATION; OR, A GUIDE TO THE MOST INGENIOUS EXERCISES OF HUNTING, RIDING, RACING [...] COCK-FIGHTING, FOWLING, ANGLING, full leather, applied title label to spine, marbled endpapers, wood engraved frontispiece, printed for A. Bettesworth, London 1719; with HOYLE'S GAMES IMPROVED, enlarged edition revised by Charles Jones, printed for W. Lowndes et al, London 1820 (2) (at fault) SCHOOL OF RECREATION:Collation: frontispiece, title, preface A3, pp7-166 complete.Condition: wear to front board, wear and small hole to back board, splits to top and bottom of spine, bumps to all corners, shelf wear to all edges, bookplate to inside front cover, jottings to reverse of frontispiece. Worm damage to frontispiece, title page, preface, pp7-45 and pp79-107. V-shaped loss to p141, small losses to pp161-165.
Lot 1038
An Arts & Crafts oak open bookcase, the arched gallery to the upper shelf pierced with a heart shaped motif, over three further shelves each with adjustable peg fittings, upon slatted end supports, 116cm H x 100cm W x 26cm DCondition reportSome light fading and wear, particularly to the top shelf.Very minor play in the joints due to the type of pegged fitting, however the bookshelf appears to be structurally sound even when supporting books.
Lot 610
A late Victorian oak compactum wardrobe, by James Shoolbred of London, the outswept pediment with dentil moulding, above a floral and foliate carved frieze, above three carved panelled doors, opening to reveal a shelf over a hanging rail and hooks, flanked to the right by a shelf, three trays and three frieze drawers, raised on a plinth base, 212cm high, 197cm wide, 61cm deep.
Lot 476
Books. The Royal Horticultural Society Dictionary of Gardening, four vols, gilt tooled green cloth, in a slipcase, the Oxford Dictionary of Thematic Quotations, and New Fowler's Modern English Usage, gilt tooled black cloth, two vols, with slipcase, and further books on history and biography. (1 shelf)
Lot 230
Y A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD SIDE CABINET IN THE MANNER OF THOMAS SHERATON, CIRCA 1790 Incorporating 'quadrant' corners and wire trellis panelled doors 94cm high, 131cm wide, 40.2cm deep Provenance: Private Collection, Cheshire A pair of cabinets of this exact form were sold at Christie's, London, Important English Furniture, 27th November 2003, Lot 112 (£35,850 incl. BP) Condition Report: Marks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and usesome old chips and splits. Some additional old dark marks and scratches to the top (see images) The wire-work panels to the doors are generally in tidy condition with some fairly minimal undulation. The pleated fabric behind is neat and clean and likely relatively recently replaced. Old evidence of fabric being pinned to the reverse of the door panels (as often seen for items of this type and period) (see images) Some natural fading overall and to a slightly higher degree to the top due to its position and cleaning. Lock and escutcheon appear original. Lacking key. The door closes and stays closed currently. May be possible to locate a key to operate the lock if required Original fixed single shelf to the interior. Rear panels original. Overall in tidy condition for its age.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 364
Y A REGENCY MAHOGANY AND EBONY INLAID LIBRARY DESK BY GEORGE BULLOCK, CIRCA 1815 The rounded rectangular black-leather inset top flanked by a pair of panelled doors, enclosing a shelf, the reverse with a triple-panelled fall-flap enclosing a shelf, flanked on each side by a panelled door enclosing a shelf 75.5cm high, 209.5cm wide, 93.5cm deep Provenance: Supplied to Robert Ferguson, M.P. (d. 1840) for Raith House, Kirkcaldy, Fife, and thence by descent Christie's, London, Important English Furniture and Carpets (6321), 6th July 2000, Lot 81 (£52,875 incl. BP), offered alongside three other lots by George Bullock as part of the same commission for Raith House (Lots 80-83). This fine and rare library desk was supplied by George Bullock for 'The Hall' at Raith House, Kirkcaldy, Fife. It is listed in the 1895 'Inventory of the Mansion House of Raith, Kirkcaldy', p.31, by Alexander Dowell as a 'Mahogany and inlaid pedestal writing table'. Robert Ferguson, M.P. for Fife and his wife, the former Countess of Elgin, employed Bullock to transform their villa in the most fashionable antique taste. It typifies the popular Grecian style of the early 19th century, utilising bold architectural form and elegant 'Grecian' ebony inlay, popularised by Thomas Hope's, Household Furniture and Interior Decoration, 1807 and George Smith's, Collection of Designs for Household Furniture and Interior Decoration, 1808.
Lot 1038
Large late Victorian mahogany two-door wardrobe containing a clothes rail and numerous coat hooks, 230cm high x 122cm wide x 74cm deep Condition ReportNew rail mounted to interior, hinges are lacking several screws, small holes to interior were a hook or other rail fitting is now lacking, probably lackng an internal shelf, some wear and scuffing overall, most noticeable to the front, the edges and around hinges (doors have been reattached and there is some wear around the hinges).
Lot 1067
19th century oak chiffonier, the back with a single shelf and blind fretwork carved panels, supported by two pairs of turned spindle supports, the base with gadrooned and bobbin edges, comprising two drawers over two panel cupboard doors, raised on castors, 106cm wide x 131cm high x 42cm deep
Lot 1031
Early 20th century mahogany and satinwood corner cabinet inlaid with a basket and swags and bows, the upper section with an astragal glazed door opening to a fabric lined interior with two fixed shelves, the lower section with single panel door opening to a shelf, 191cm high x 72cm wide (with key)
Lot 1098
Art Nouveau Liberty oak hanging smoker's cabinet , Liberty of London, comprising a cupboard with single panel door, shelf and pipe rack below, the friezes carved with the motto 'The Man Who Smokes Thinks Like a Sage and Acts Like a Samaritan', 72cm high x 77cm wide x 19cm deep Condition Report Paint around edges. Wear around door handle. Holes from pins to lower section. Some scratches and chips throughout. No obvious markers marks or signature. Please see additonal photos.
Lot 1188
Irish dwarf press, mahogany, with ogee and dentil cornice, stepped frieze, having shelves and sliding shelves to the interior, two flush fitting drawers beneath lower shelf with brass flush handle enclosed by pair framed panel doors with stop fluted canted corners, the base with two further drawers with brass drop handles, pierced backplates and escutcheons, shaped frieze with central scroll and foliate carving, on acanthus carved cabriole supports, paw feet, invoice records provenance belonging to the Guinness family and coming from their home on Phoenix Park, Dublin, Ireland dated 1740-1760, 129cm wide Condition ReportSurface scratches, scuffs and knocks, areas of fading/discolouration. Split to sides and doors. Locks and escutcheons possibly replaced. General wear and tear.
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