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Click here to subscribeA 1940's Oak fitted double doored ''Alwyn'' Wardrobe, having moulded cornice over the pair of opposing three panel doors with applied moulded ball beaded detail, opening to reveal full length hanging space with upper shelf and lower shoe rack, next to four pigeon hole shelves, press slide, over shelf over pull-out tie rack, standing on bracket feet. 41 5/8'' wide x 71 3/4'' high x 19 1/2'' deep
A reproduction Oak Jacobean style Dresser, having moulded cornice to the plate rack with central leaded glazed single door, being flanked by two short shelves with fret cut detail surrounds, over lower shelf, the base having moulded edge over central single panel with applied moulding separating the pair of opposing single carved panel doors with brass drop handles, standing on barley twist legs with 'H' stretchers. 48'' wide x 81 1/4'' high x 19 1/2'' deep.
A reproduction Dutch style Oak single door Wardrobe by Lock of London, having moulded cornice over the three panel door, the upper central panel having applied architectural style moulding, over two lower, side by side moulded panels, opening to reveal upper shelf and full length hanging space, this being flanked by fluted panels with carving, and standing on shaped plinth base. 35 1/2'' wide x 71 1/4'' high x 19 3/4';' deep
An ornate Shapland & Petter Art Nouveau, walnut, slope front bureau inlaid with pewter and exotic woods, the interior with a pair of ink wells, a single drawer and pigeon holes, above this a pair of raised cups supported by pierced scrolling brackets, to each side an open shelf, a single drawer above a panelled door, this further inlaid with an Art Nouveau motif, the whole on angular cabriole legs, height 140cm. (See illustration)
A Victorian burr walnut 3 piece bedroom suite comprising combination triple wardrobe with twin mirror door robes, and central section of double cupboard, open shelf and 5 drawers, on plinth, length 72", a dressing table with twin side pedestals each with 3 drawers, cupboard and 2 jewellery drawers, central full length mirror, on plinth, and matching bedside cabinet
ARTS AND CRAFTS MAHOGANY FIRE SURROUND the pierced crest above two glazed cabinets flanking three foliate carved panels and shelf, over an embossed copper hood, side panels and hearth, 208cm high, 163cm wide Note: This lot came from a large detatched property built by the wealthy Parks family. It was one of two mansions built in 1900 in Carmyle, in the east end of Glasgow. James Park owned a cloth bleaching works in Carmyle. One of the mansions has since been demolished, as has the Parks' business (known locally as 'The Bleachfields').
GOOD QUALITY EDWARDIAN MARQUETRY INLAID MAHOGANY KIDNEY SHAPED DISPLAY CABINET, the moulded cornice above a stylised inlaid frieze and concave glazed central cupboard door with wreath inlaid panel beneath flanking by conforming bowed end panels and enclosing two shelves to the lined and mirror backed interior, raised on square, splayed supports, the whole outlined in boxwood, 69 1/4" (175.9cm) high, 46" x 17 1/2" (117cm x 44.5cm) one shelf replaced
EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY MAHOGANY BIJOUTERIE, the moulded and hinged oblong top with bevel glazed centre, above glazed sides and interior with blue baize lined base, raised on square tapering legs with brass castors, tied by an 'X' stretcher with oval shelf, 32 1/4" (82cm) high, 23 3/4" x 21 3/4" (60.3cm x 55.3cm)
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY OAK DRESSER, the plate rack with moulded cornice above three shelves and plank back, the advanced lower section with oblong, moulded top above three frieze drawers, fitted with brass swan neck handles with shaped back plates and raised on six square section supports tied by a pot shelf, 76" (193cm) high, 58 3/4" x 17" (149.2cm x 43.2cm)
A vintage suitcase with old travel labels containing a pair of Rex Valencia figures of women in 16th century style costume, Torquay wares including a 3-handled vase, dressing table wares etc, together with a print of a hare at sunset after A Weczerzick, a watercolour of a peaceful lake scene, a boxed Orbit telescope etc (displayed under shelf)
An extensive collection of 19th century and other ceramics including four Minton tiles with brown printed stylised sunflower and other botanical decoration, various meat plates, a yellow ground jug and basin set (displayed on floor below shelf), a pair of unusual vases with drawn necks and applied figures of climbing children, a pair of Sylvac yellow ground wall pockets modelled as shells, a Torquay ware hat pin holder with cockerel design, etc
A selection of five boxed Caithness glass paperweights to include models Royal Wedding Moonflower, edition no 1409/1500, Sea Dance and Moon Crystal, all designed by Colin Terris together with a further model Flower in the Rain and Escapade designed by David Nicol, also together with a Selkirk glass paperweight, marked to underside Tranquillity, believed to be designed by Peter Holmes (boxes displayed on shelf above)
A 19th Century French ebonised cased oval wall clock, the 9.5ins diameter alabaster dial with raised enamel and gilt metal mounted Roman numerals to the eight day two train movement striking on a gong, contained in oval case of shaped outline, 25ins x 19ins overall, with key for same, a similar 19th Century French ebonised cased circular wall clock, 15.5ins diameter, a late 19th Century walnut cased "Vienna Regulator", 35ins high, and an American walnut cased "Shelf" clock, 25ins high
A 19th Century Continental figured mahogany Secretaire cabinet with flush panelled sides and front, the top with low gallery and with slope enclosing fitted interior containing eight drawers, the base fitted single shelf enclosed by a single door, on turned legs and castors, 28ins wide x 18ins deep x 59ins high (minor damage throughout)
A William IV figured mahogany chiffonier by G. Flashman & Co, Last Lane, Dover, Kent, the upper part with shaped and carved gallery, fitted open shelf, on turned front supports, cupboard under fitted single shelf enclosed by a pair of later glazed doors, on turned and carved front supports, platform base and leaf carved feet, 46ins wide x 19ins deep x 52ins high (manufacturer's label pasted to reverse - slight damage to veneer)
Regency rosewood chiffonier with raised ledge / shelf back, turned supports, two drawers and two glazed doors below, on heavy paw feet, 130cm high x 109cm wide CONDITION REPORT Good original condition. Minor losses to veneer. Hairline cracks to sides. Nice colour overall. Piece of beading missing from doors
A 19th Century Oak Two Tier Waterfall Sideboard or Serving Buffet with Top Carved Panels Depicting Battle Scene and Inscribed "If Pure Ye Bee-Trust Ye Shall See" Centre Carved Section with Vase and Portrait Carving and Shelf with Armorial Design. Shaped Apron. Turned Supports and Pot Shelf. 97x39x155cm High
An Early Oak Bureau Bookcase. The Fielded Panelled Fall Front to Fitted Interior with Cupboard, Small Drawers and Pigeon Holes. Three Small Top Drawers, Pair of Narrow Drawers Either Side Deeper Drawer. Interesting Carved Graffiti to Carcass. Two Shelf Bookcase with Moulded Cornice. Bracket Feet. 103x50x216cm High
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