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A Regency mahogany bookcase, the glazed upper section with lancet shaped astragals above a cupboard base on bracket feet, 214.5cm high/see illustration Condition Report: Pitch pine back and sides to interior of bookcase, fitted 4 shelves. One glazed panel split. Return to one end damaged. Very good colour. Cupboard base with visible veneer split and piece missing. Interior of cupboard fitted 1 shelf. Paint splashes to exterior of base and plinth.
A late 18th Century oak dresser, the open rack on a five-drawer base with turned legs united by a platform stretcher, 157cm wide/see illustration Condition Report: The measurements of the base are 153.5cm wide, 42cm deep, 85cm high. The handles are not original, The shelf rack does lift of the base for transport.
A late Regency oak bookcase, the moulded cornice with knulled border, fitted adjustable shelves enclosed by a pair of glazed bar doors, the breakfront base with bank of six drawers with cupboards to each side, 154cm wide Condition Report: Measurements 154cm wide x 43cm deep x 240cm high Knulled moulding to cornice with minor blemishes. A few later peg shelf supports. Breakfront cupboard top with ring marks and other stains. Cupboard shelves scratched. Piece of moulding off one drawer. Drawer fronts and cupboard doors with stains and scratches consistent with age.
An Ifugao carved figural post Philippines wood, the seated male with a pierced two prong surmount carved with a reptile, two apertures to the reverse, 70cm high, two similar figural posts, a shelf section with hooks, a shield with a lizard carved handle, a carved animal and a Dayak cover carved a mask. (7) Provenance The Luciano Federico Collection.
Heading: Author: Parrish, Samuel L.Title: Some Facts, Reflections, and Personal Reminiscences Connected with the Introduction of the Game of Golf into the United States, more especially as associated with the formation of the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club (Incorporated September 22, 1891)Place Published: [Southampton]Publisher:[Privately Printed]Date Published: [1923]Description: 20 pp. Illustrated from a photo and a water color sketch. 25.5x18 cm (9¾x7"), printed wrappers. First Edition. "A valuable addition to the shelf in that it records some first-hand impressions of the start and growth of golf in America" - Murdoch 591; D&M 28720; D&J P5260.Condition: Wrappers soiled with some tears, rust stains, interior detached, creasing; contents still nice, about good to very good.

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