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Lot 2389
An early 19th c. dark Oak floor standing Corner Cupboard having curved swan pediment top, moulded cornice with single panel door to the top section opening to reveal single shelf. The central panel carving depicts two dancers and stylized lion mask, the base having a pair of opposing single carved panel doors with central stylized lion carving, heavily carved throughout with geometric patterns and standing on plinth base. 34 1/2'' Wide x 79'' high x 19 1/2'' deep
Lot 2421
A 19th c. Oak floor standing Cupboard, rectangular top with double moulded edge, the single panel door with carved moulding, geometric applied mouldings with central human head carving flanked by carved figures and foliage, single internal shelf, standing on bun feet. 33'' wide x 36'' high x 15'' deep
Lot 424
Edwardian Glass Fronted Rosewood Cabinet, galleried shelf to top, decorated with shell inlay, the shelf supported on turned slender columns-bevelled glass mirror to back, central drawer with glass fronted cupboards beneath. The whole decorated inlaid with floral and foliate swags, approx 91 x 41 x 158 cms.
Lot 451
An 18th century oak Court cupboard, the top section with moulded cornice and shoulder frieze with studded inscription - ELEP 1770 - over a pair of fielded panel doors centred by three drawers, one housing a secret door, the base fitted with a pair of dual panelled doors enclosing a shelf - on stile supports - Height 169.5 cm Width 160 cm x Depth 56.5 cm max
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Lot 759
[Lot of 3] A Topographical Description of the Dominions of the United States of America... [and] The Discovery of North America [and] The Exploration of North America 1630-1776 A. A Topographical Description of the Dominions of the United States of America..., by Thomas Pownall, published 1949, black and white (8.8 x 12.3""). This is the revised and enlarged version of Pownall`s work, originally published in 1776. 235 pp. with 2 large folding facsimile maps including A Map of the Middle British Colonies in North America by Pownall and A General Map of the Southern British Colonies by Romans. Hardbound in tan cloth boards with gilt text on the front cover and spine. Condition: Contents very good with minimal shelf wear. (A)B. The Discovery of North America, by W.P. Cumming, R.A. Skelton, and D.B. Quinn, published 1972, printed color (9.3 x 12.2""). This extensive textual history, profusely illustrated, covers early explorations across the Atlantic to 1633. It is an important reference for any library. 304 pp. with 370 plates, 75 in color. Hardbound in black cloth with gilt titles and an illustrated dust jacket. Condition: Near fine condition. (A)C. The Exploration of North America 1630-1776, by W.P. Cumming, S.E. Hiller, D.B. Quinn, and G. Williams, published 1974, printed color (9.3 x 12.2""). Written by four experts in American history and cartography. The book is a follow-up to The Discovery of North America, presenting a well documented and meticulous survey of European expansion in the New World, featuring eye-witness accounts and narratives of the explorers and settlers. Each chapter contains a historical survey of the opening up of new land and the main exploration routes. 272 pp, 400 illustrations, 47 in full color. Hardbound in original green cloth with gilt title on spine, and pictorial dust jacket with additional plastic cover. Condition: Light toning along sheet edges with some slight wear to the dust jacket, including a few short tears closed with tape. (B+) See description above. 1949-74
Lot 191
A Chinese inspired black lacquer cabinet of small proportions, mid 20th century, overall decorated with gilt scrolling leaf design, the rectangular top covering an open shelf over two cabinet doors depicting a typical Chinese interior scene mounted with jadeite, mother of pearl and hard stone sectional pieces, both sides with similarly styled decoration depicting flowers and birds, the doors with cloisonne style hinges and escutcheons, opening to reveal a single shelf with two short drawers to the base, 69cm x 45cm x 28cm
Lot 1518
A pair of Continental porcelain flower encrusted wall mirrors, late 19th/early 20th Century, each scroll moulded frame surmounted with a Cupid supporting two candle sconces, the apron with shelf above a recumbent Cupid playing a mandolin, heightened in gilt, unmarked, height approx 65cm (some faults).
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