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Lot 883
BEST BID: A Collection of Glass and Ceramics to include Whittard of Chelsea - the Tea Clipper Collection, two box sets of six Eamon Crystal champagne flutes, A Pair of Pierced Belfast Plates, A Tea Service for Six on white ground with gilt banding and A Reto Erinstone Coffee Pot. (Shelf) Proceeds to Charity.
Lot 45
A Chippendale-period mahogany kneehole desk, single long drawer and six short drawers, sliding tray above kneehole cupboard, all drawers oak-lined with shaped and pierced brass handles, cupboard encloses single shelf, original key operates long drawer and cupboard, on bracket feet, circa 1770, 2ft. 5in.
Lot 487
A good quality late 19th/early 20th century stitched tan leather lidded hat box containing a gentleman's top hat, marked to interior Dunn & Co, Hat Makers, London, two collapsible/opera top hats, one marked to interior Gibus, Inventor of the Opera Hat, 10 Chandos Street and Coventry Street, London, the other bearing mark to Hanbridge, Sheffield, a further top hat and hat box (displayed on shelf above), etc
Lot 614
Sixteen hand build and complete scale models of Second World War battle ships, aircraft carriers, etc to include US battle ship BB-63 Missouri, Japanese battle ship YAMTO, US battle ship BB-62 New Jersey, etc, German Battle ship Bismarck, all with hand painted detailed finish, etc (unboxed models on second shelf from bottom only)
Lot 1502
An Art Nouveau mahogany crossbanded and line inlaid display cabinet with central mirrored recess above single bowed glazed door enclosing single shelf flanked by two bowed glazed doors enclosing two shelves, each set with a panel with painted floral swags, on square tapering supports to spade feet. CONDITION REPORT: Surface scratches especially to the platform level and around escutcheons. Spade foot mouldings missing to back left leg. Split to moulding around lower section. Some beading missing around glass panels.
Lot 1521
An early 19th century oak dresser, probably Scottish, the raised back inlaid with a thistle and crown and "Scotorum" beneath a shelf, the base with two short and three long graduated drawers flanked by a further drawer and fielded panel cupboard door, raised on bracket feet, width 193cm, height 206cm.
Lot 1696
An Arts and Crafts oak hall stand, the raised pediment with shelf above square section mirror, a further shelf, various hooks, single drawer flanked by twin stick/umbrella stands, raised on turned feet, width 72cm. CONDITION REPORT: Slight watermark to bottom shelf. slight expansion of joints. No sign of woodworm. No manufacturer marks or labels.
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