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Lot 257
Elton Ware pottery ewer having a slender neck and loop handle, typical stylised foliate decoration in relief on a blue and green ground, base with signature, 22cm high Condition: Some surface scratching to the glaze to both sides of the point where the lower part of the handle joins the body at about the same height would appear to be caused by rubbing against other items on a shelf - **General condition consistent with age
Lot 128
An Arts and Crafts mahogany occasional table, designed by George Jack for Morris &Co., having a square top with cut corners and moulded edge, the base with octagonal tapering legs with turned bottom section with shaped rails and undershelf united by a double wishbone stretcher, width 24ins Condition report: Generally good, evidence of old break to stretcher, minor scratches to the top, slight staining to shelf
Lot 435
Mr Jorrocks' Lectors from Handley Cross, by R. S. Surtees with illustrations by G. Denholm Armour, London 1910 together with Hunts With Jorrocks from Handley Cross, 1908 and Our Village by Mary Russell Mitford with illustrations by Hugh Thomson, 1910 and The Testament of Beauty, A Poem in Four Books by Robert Bridges, Oxford 1938 and The Golden Age by Kenneth Grahame, illustrated by Enracht-Moony and Dream Days by Kenneth Grahame, illustrated by Maxfield Parrish and The Hunting of the Snark by Lewis Carrol, illustrated by Henry Holiday, 1899 (7) Condition report: Both Jorrocks' books faded to spines. Bad staining to bottom of pages on one, which has spread up a little onto the pages but does not reach the text. Appears that perhaps something was spilled on the shelf when it was closed.
Lot 978
An oak roll top desk, the tambour front enclosing a selection of open compartments and drawers, the whole raised on plinths containing four drawers CONDITION REPORTS The centre drawer is present as is the vanity panel, however not in situ. There is a key present. The rolltop does not appear to be working, one side has come out of its' runner, unsure if this is the only problem. Height to back is approximately 131 cm, width 1550 cm and depth is 96 cm. Has general wear and tear, surface scatches etc. and there is also a large split to the back left hand side and one of the joints is coming apart. There is a knock to the top shelf. In need of a clean and some TLC. There is some bubbling/splitting to the veneer on the right hand side pedestal. See images for further details
Lot 890
A collection of furniture comprising Chippendale style shield back elbow chair with blue upholstered seat together with a pair or mahogany wall shelves, another similar oak wall shelf, a glass top and caned two tier occasional table, a small square stool with purple upholstery, a black glass three tier TV unit, a mahogany and leather inset wine table and two folding card tables
Lot 894
A collection of furniture comprising a late Victorian oak revolving bookcase with fold down reading slope, a late Victorian mahogany drop leaf Sutherland table, a modern mahogany four section Canterbury in the Regency taste, a childs oak high chair and a oak bookcase and a mahogany three tier wall shelf
Lot 945
A modern teak shallow bow fronted sideboard, the plain top above a single drawer and three pairs of cupboard doors on turned supports CONDITION REPORTS Please note revised estimate of £120.00-£180.00. Top with various fading, scratches, possibly water damage and various other small marks. Looks faded compared to the rest of the body. Both side compartments appear to be missing a shelf. Dotted black marks to the door fronts. One door front with horizontal line which carries round to the side - see images. Various general signs of wear and tear throughout. Approx 181 cms wide x 74.5 cms tall x 54.5 cms deep at deepest part
Lot 1222
A George III oak three tier open wall shelf, with arched top and spindled supports. Width 87 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Height 59 cm, width 87 cm, depth of bottom shelf 22.2 cm, depth of top shelf 16.4 cm. The coopered arch is structurally sound. Primitive nail heads are visible at the joins and there is very old coopered repair at the right hand side which may in fact be part of the original construction. The top turned pillar is different to the remaining eight turned front pillars which are all similar. They do however all appear to be of the same age. The middle shelf rear pillars are both of different construction. The rear pillars on the bottom shelf are also of different construction and there are two further holes behind this which may have been for other pillars. The bottom shelf is however deeper than shelves two and three although all shelves are constructed in the same manner. The top two may possibly have been reduced in depth but we are really very unsure about this. There are some traces of very old woodworm but this has long gone.
Lot 1628
An early Victorian mahogany chiffonier, with shelved superstructure and two drawers and pair of panelled cupboard doors to the base, crossbanded and raised on short bun feet. Width 107 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Generally in good order. The piece is structurally sound. There are old stress fractures to the middle shelf veneers but these are in our opinion not significant. The superstructure is solid. The rear upstand looks to be a later addition. The top is in good condition as is the crossbanding. Both drawer fronts are in good order. Both cupboard doors are in good condition and not warped. The plinth base is a little scuffed in places and there are very small veneer losses. The bun feet are original.
Lot 1293
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany display case, with three quarter glazed doors, tapered legs with low shelf and with spade feet. CONDITION REPORT: This cabinet is in generally good condition with no significant issues. The cornice and frieze are in good order. All of the glass panels are undamaged. The centre door has a crack across the arched wood astragal. All doors are not warped. The moulding beneath the left hand panel has a small break which has been glued. There are no missing pieces. The legs are all in good condition with no breaks. The bottom shelf has a few minor scuffs and marks but no significant issues.
Lot 1637
A Victorian mahogany chiffonier, with rear upstand and shelf, the base fitted with two drawers and pair of panelled cupboard doors and raised on a plinth. Width 125 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The rear upstand, shelf and carved supports are all in good order. The top has some blooming and minor surface marks but no significant issues. The drawers are in good order with no damage. The right hand door has some scuffing to the edge moulding. Neither door is warped. The base is in good order with only minor surface marks.
Lot 1546
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany display cabinet, with rear upstand, single door with wooden astragals enclosing shelves, with open shelf beneath and all raised on tapered legs of square section. Width 70.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The rear upstand is in good order. The top of the piece is in generally good condition with only very minor scuffs to the moulded cornice. the frieze is in good condition all round. the door is not warped. We have the key and the door locks as it should. There are some cracks in the wooden astragals but no missing sections. All glass panels are in good condition with no cracks. the legs are a little scuffed around the proud parts and edges. the shelf is in good order. The interior cloth linings are a little stained and discoloured. The backboards are original and in good order.
Lot 1648
An early Victorian rosewood chiffonier, with triangular pediment and shelf supported by turned columns, the base fitted with a drawer above a pair of panelled cupboard doors enclosing shelves and flanked by pilasters and with plinth base. Width 115 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Extremely good condition. The only minor issue is a small nibble to the top right hand corner of the plinth base and also to a lesser extent the left hand corner. The colour and veneers are very good. There are no real issues.
Lot 1190
An 18th century provincial oak open wall rack, with moulded frame and three shelves. Width 90 cm, height 67 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: In our opinion this is an English made piece. It has come to us from one local estate which comprises some 400 lots in this sale most of which are early oak and related Treen items. The condition is generally good and is as you see it in the image. There are nibbles and scuffs around the edges and the shelf fronts are all slightly misshapen. The piece is of good colour and there is no evidence of any active woodworm only old long gone woodworm holes which in our opinion are not significant.
Lot 1340
A 19th century mahogany shelf unit, wall hanging, three open tiered shelves. Width 62 cm. CONDITION REPORT: There are minor traces of old woodworm in the soft wood at the foot of the back panel but the worm is long gone. The shelves are all in good condition generally. There are old ring marks and scratches but no significant issues. The left hand side panel has a small loss to the front bottom corner. The right hand panel has no issues. The four holes at the top are non-original.
Lot 1213
A William & Mary joined oak hanging corner cupboard, with moulded cornice above a panelled door carved with initials and dated "1692" and opening to a single shelf. Width 79 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Height 70 cm, depth 47.5 cm, width 79 cm. The wooden knob handle is unlikely to be original but goes through an original hole. The lock is very primitive and probably original. We have no key. The door is hinged on pins rather than actual hinges. These are probably original. There is one interior shelf which is loose as the runner has become detached. The rear section of the shelf has a break across a join but both pieces of the shelf are present. As far as we can see there is no replacement timber and no significant faults.
Lot 1329
An Edwardian mahogany and satinwood banded tray topped etagere, the lift off tray with glass base, the whole raised on splayed feet united by stretchers. Width 89 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The etagere is in very useable condition and does not require any cabinetwork. There have been repairs in the past. The tray top has a number of repairs to the parquetry edge. There have clearly been losses over the years all of which have been replaced. The tray top is structurally sound. The top shelf is flat and not warped and in generally good condition. It is allover the same colour apart from the ends which are darker having been covered by the tray handles. All four supports have stress fractures on the bottom downswept section but there is no movement and only very small fairly insignificant veneer losses. The lower tier is in good order as are all legs, stretchers and spandrels. We can see no breaks to the lower section.
Lot 1272
An Edwardian mahogany wall mounting shelf unit, four serpentine tiers and fitted with a series of drawers to the base. Width 62 cm. CONDITION REPORT: This lot is in extremely good condition with no issues. The shelves are all a very good colour with no splits. The fretwork is all in good order as are the drawers which run smoothly. The piece could be used in its current state without the need for any work.
Lot 1335
A pair of Victorian style mahogany open bookcases, each with moulded edge, recessed frieze, adjustable shelves and plinth base. Width 65 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: These are modern and simply made from old timber. Height 101 cm, maximum width 65 cm, depth at top 27 cm, depth of each shelf 20.9 cm, width between front uprights 51.7 cm.
Lot 622
A William IV mahogany rectangular folio stand by A & J Ashfords, Saxmundham, with carved end brackets forming a shelf above an open shelf with guides to accept folios, flanked by plain pilaster sides, on a plinth base, makers paper label verso 117 x 145 x 59cm (46 x 57 x 23in) Provenance: Sibton Park, Suffolk, part of the original furnishings, removed following the sale in 2010 There are moilding losses to the capital and plinths of both pillasters, ink stains to the top and paint spatters
Lot 36
Manner of Liberty & Co. Oak hanging wall shelf with pierced motif to side and beaded border to front 38cm high, 61cm wide. Provenance: Rachel Ward (nee Rothenstein) and Alan Ward; thence by family decent. Rachel Rothenstein was a daughter of Sir William Rothenstein, and brother to Michael Rothenstein. The Rothenstein family had close connections to the Cotswold School of Artists and commissioned numerous pieces.
Lot 344
A Jacobean Revival oak dresser, oversailing cornice over a single shelf and central turned support, central fielded panel door with carved foliate lion mask, flanked by single shelves, the projecting base with two cupboard doors both with carved lions masks and scrolling acanthus leaves, French cabriole legs with carved foliate scrolls and acanthus, 192 cm x 137 cm x 50 cm
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