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Lot 1678
A Rosewood and other woods Envelope Card Table, the top with contrasting inlaid stringing and scroll decoration, opening to reveal a green baize lined centre and four counter recesses, raised on tapering square legs united by a lower shelf and supports, 22" square extending to 30 7/8" square over and 28 5/8" high (a frieze drawer is absent).
Lot 272
A Chinese parcel gilt opium or canopy bed, circa 1900, with latticed and panelled roof above seven carved panels depicting scholars objects, birds, deer and floral motifs, with two drawers and open shelf, all on a carved base, and complete with a Durabeds silk 1000 king sized mattress. H346cm, W230cm, D165cm.
Lot 66
Shelley Porcelain Tea and Coffee Wares, Wild Flowers pattern including coffee pot, two hot water jugs, two tea pots, milk, sugar and various trios, etc (one shelf) Three coffee pots, two tea pots, two larger milk jugs and sugar bowls, two smaller milk jugs and sugar bowls, twenty teacups, ten smaller cups, 44 saucers (varying sizes), 18 side plates (varying sizes), three cake plates, one bowl, one oblong trayMultiple pieces (cups, saucers and plates) with hairline cracks and chips, one small sugar bowl, one small teapot with cracks, nearly half of the lot in some state of poor condition, sold as seen
Lot 67
A Shelf of Decorative Ceramics, including a Mason's blue and white toilet jug and basin (af), Chinese blue and white meat dish, various Chinese and Japanese ceramics and cloisonne enamel (one shelf)Blue and White Plate - chipped rim 19th century bowl - two hairlines multiple rim chipsChinese vase painted with figures - Kangxi marks, 2nd half 20th century Imari Vase - Heavily crazed anbd repiared at the neck, all other items seen in reasonable condition, all Oriental items are 20th century
Lot 94
A Group of 18th Century and Later Antiques, including Samuel Buck (1696-1779), "The West View of Roche Abbey, near Tickhill in Yorkshire 1723", engraving, a similar with the front elevation of Sandbeck, seat of the Earls of Scarborough, an early Victorian mahogany tea caddy (a/f), a three bottle oak and silver plated tantalus and a case entymology study of butterflies and an enamel clock dial (one shelf)
Lot 93
A Shelf of Ornamental Items, including a copper conical ale muller, a copper boot shaped ale muller, a brass lion head door knocker, a set of brass and oak wheel bellows, a Bidri ware box and cover and cauldren, a Benares tray, four metal money boxes etc. Notice from the the-saleroom.com: These items are listed on the basis they are illustrative of a bygone culture in which there were different social norms. We understand the potential controversy surrounding this type of item but believe that providing transparent information about historical context fosters greater understanding of our complex cultural history.
Lot 68
A Shelf of Ornamental Items, including a pair of Nuremberg Folk Art Candlesticks, pair of turned wood nut dishes and integral nutcrackers, a Philip's Planisphere, a Linseed Oil advertising paper clip, a Viners stainless steel Profile pattern part table service, a gilt easel back mirror, a poker work box, small oak casket etc.
Lot 182
Forsythe (Robin) Missing or Murdered, first edition, half-title lightly browned and with very small chip to inner margin, margins very slightly toned, a few small stains, hinges cracked but holding, original pictorial cloth, slight shelf-lean, some soiling, rubbed, 8vo, The Bodley Head, 1929.
Lot 9039
(Antarctica, Southern Ocean, Falkland Islands, Scientific Expeditions.) Eustace Rolfe Gunther: 'Notes and Sketches Made During Two Years on the 'Discovery' Expedition 1925-1927', Oxford, Holywell Press, 1928, colour frontis depicting Mt. Paget and Allardyce Range, South Georgia, plus 24 pages of b/w illustrations from photographs and numerous in text b/w ills. from sketches, maps, charts etc, as called for, 52pp, 4to, (28.5 x 22cm), original printed wraps. Eustace Rolfe Gunther (1902-1940), biologist and oceanographer, was born at Heacham, Norfolk, the elder of the two sons of Robert William Theodore Gunther, Oxford University reader in the history of science and his wife Amy, née Neville-Rolfe. Appointed by the Discovery Committee as their youngest zoologist in 1924, he worked in the London office with Kemp and Hardy on the preparations, especially for the ship's library, for the Discovery's two year expedition (1925-27) to the South Atlantic. Based in South Georgia in 1926 and 1927, he assisted with plankton surveys and attempts at whale marking, after each season he spent time in the Falklands. In 1930 he sailed south again as senior scientist on the William Scoresby. During this commission he investigated the behaviour of the Peru Coastal Current followed by a trawling survey of the Patagonian continental shelf from 53°-42°S. He was based in Stanley and returned there between cruises. His third visit south was for whale marking near South Georgia from December 1936-February 1937. He visited many Falkland settlements, West Point and Hill Cove, riding to Fitzroy, collecting pebbles at Pebble Island and writing diary style letters home (1500 quarto pages in 1925-27) which described every detail of Falkland and ship life. A keen naturalist and observer, he painted watercolours and drew throughout his time there, with an insistence on scientific accuracy. It shows in his drawings of whales in the Discovery Report Vol XXV and in the illustrations to Notes and Sketches reprinted from the Draconian. After returning to England, as a member of the Territorial Army he was called up at the outbreak of war. He died at the age of just 37 when he was tragically accidentally shot while on active service in May 1940 near North Walsham, Norfolk, where he was stationed. Gunther was awarded the Polar Medal, bronze, posthumously in 1944. Scarce
Lot 181
An Art Deco satin walnut bedroom suite, comprising dressing table with large circular mirror back above a sunken surface with frieze drawer, flanked by three further graduated drawers to either side 143 x 105 x 53cm; and accompanying stool; a side table with frieze drawer and open shelf below 71 x 39 x 39cm; and a double bed headboard incorporating bedsides to either side 116 x 230cm
Lot 183
An Art Deco satin walnut dressing table, with circular mirror and glazed shelf with a bank of five drawers to one side, raised on a plinth base with brass end caps138 x 146 x 45cmOverall good age appropriate condition.Small area of old chips and losses to the leading edge of the right hand edge, repair to the rear left bottom corner. Surface abrasions on the second drawer front up from the base consistent with wear from a stool. Show wood hoop over the top of the mirror back shows small old cracks but not structural. Mirror has some areas of silvering missing and these have black tape applied to the reverse so that they are less apparent, largest area is longish scratch 15mm x 3mm. Bevelled shelf has chips to outside short edge. Bevelled glass float top to the drawers has chip back right. Slight surface abrasions to the base of the curve below the shelf. Patination of use around the key hole of the top drawer, also leading edge and third drawer.
Lot 160
Liberty & Co., an Arts & Crafts oak narrow bookcase cabinet, the lead glazed top section above a deep open shelf, a frieze drawer and pair of cupboard doors below with applied strap hinges, Liberty label to back of drawer198 x 71 x 64cmIn generally good overlal condition, some shrinkage cracking to sides, general scuffs and wear commensurate with age and use. Drawer and cupboard keyed alike (key present), glazed top section with it's own key. Top and bottom seperate for transport. Locks 'warranted English made'.
Lot 329
Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts walnut Medina writing bureau, circa 1880, in the Moorish style, the fall front below a formerly curtained gallery supporting a shelf with mashrabiya panels, four Persian arches below a single drawer, on four square section tapered legs with brass caster feet, the reverse with further pigeon holes for books, 63cm wide, 126cm high, 41cm deepNote: illustrated in the Liberty and Co catalogue circa 1890, priced at £8 8s, and marketed as the Medina Ladies' Writing Bureau. The side panels would have had fabric pockets
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