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Lot 2425
A superb Edwardian Mahogany Chiffonier type Cabinet having gallery top with urn detail, pierced fret cut gallery with urn finials. The top section having small opposing glazed doors revealing shelf, over rectangular bevel plate mirror, the top having moulded edge, two satinwood lined frieze drawers with boxwood inlay and brass oval plate handles, lower pair of opposing doors with central exquisite inlaid panels and standing on square legs terminating in spade feet. 37 1/2'' wide x 86'' high x 13 1/2'' deep.
Lot 2466
A reproduction medium Oak two door Wardrobe having moulded cornice, over pair of opposing three panel doors, the top panels having applied linen fold moulding, opening to reveal upper full width shelf, over five short shelves and full length hanging space. Standing on bracket feet. 37 1/2'' wide x 68 3/4'' high x 22'' deep.
Lot 589
An early Gordon Russell oak pot cupboard, the plain top above a single panelled door with carved and chamfered handle opening to reveal a single shelf, raised on chamfered supports, bears embossed metal label verso "Russell & Sons, Broadway, Worcs", 53 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS Wear, stains, scuffs. Large split across front of the top. Some old woodworm holes. Some small splits.
Lot 413
A very fine mid 19th Century figures walnut and ormolu mounted serpentine fronted Credenza, the central convex door with oval glazing and enclosing bow fronted shelf, further flanked by two concave glazed doors with conforming strung shelves, raised on shaped plinth base with full width ormolu moulding, 187cm wide x 53cm deep (deepest) x 115cm high
Lot 846
AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY PARLOUR CABINET of oblong two stage form with stringing and foliate marquetry, the upper section with central convex mirror having pierced scroll surmount and turned finials over galleried shelf and drop down writing slope revealing drawers and pigeon holes, the whole flanked by glazed cabinets, serpentine front base with two frieze drawers, raised on slender turned tapering legs with fluting and stiff leaf collars, on turned feet joined by raised scrolled cross stretchers supporting a small shelf, 54" x 18" x 79 3/4" (Illustrated)
Lot 366
Scholz, Ute (ed) The Levinson Collection 22x30.5cm Being the Olga and Jack Levinson Collection of S.W.A./Namibian Art compiled by Heilwig and Peter Andreae and edited by Ute Scholz. Cream boards, with Dust Jacket, pp134, illustrated with colour and b&w photographs, ex libris card tipped in on inside front, light shelf wear to DJ. A Fine copy in a Very Good DJ. Very Good Pretoria University of Pretoria 1986 Reserve: $80 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 11
De Wet, Christiaan, to Mario Lupini Scripta Africana (complete 11-vol limited edition) 270 x 230; shelf space 0.5 m; weight 25 kg The attractiveness of this series was recognised by the growth in the number of subscribers from about 350 at the start to the maximum of 1000 by the time the seventh volume appeared. The titles selected included two on the first Anglo-Boer War, two by foreign military observers, one by a former British Member of Parliament, and two new books. The photographic coverage, including the use of the endpapers, is particularly good. Our complete leather-bound set - all with certificates for Number 278 - came from the estate of a founder subscriber and has been only lightly read, with some copies probably not opened. The first two volumes in the series came without slipcases and with no gilt edges. The subsequent volumes have both slipcases and top edges gilt. In order of publication, the titles are as follows: #1. May 1985. General de Wet`s Three Years` War. Facsimile of Scribner`s 1902 edition. #2. November 1985. Carter`s Account of the [First] Boer War: its causes and results. Facsimile of third John Macqueen edition of 1900. #3. June 1986. Offical English translation by Colonels Waters and Du Cane of the German Official Account of the War in South Africa. Two parts in one volume; 18 maps bound separately. Facsimile of John Murray editions of 1904 and 1906. #4. June 1986. As told to H C Bedell and Piet Grobler. The Memoirs of Paul Kruger. Origination not stated. #5. December 1986. Brian Pottinger. The Foreign Volunteers. They Fought for the Boers, 1899-1902. Origination not stated. #6. April 1987. Arthur Conan Doyle. The Great Boer War. Origination not stated. #7. July 1987. Paul Butterfield. War and Peace in South Africa 1879-1881. A new book on the first Anglo-Boer, based on the letters and diaries of Philip Anstruther and Edward Essex. #8. October 1987. Howard C Hillegas. With the Boer Forces. Facsimile of Methuen`s third illustrated edition of 1900. #9. December 1987. Captains Slocum and Reichmann. Boer War Operations in South Africa. Facsimile of U S Government Printing Office edition of 1901. #10. April 1988. Michael Davitt. The Boer Fight for Freedom. [Davitt, who resigned as a British Member of Parliament in protest against Britain`s actions, came to South Africa as an observer of the war, and followed mainly General Philip Botha, to whose memory his book is dedicated.] Facsimile of third Funk and Wagnalls illustrated edition of 1902. #11. April 1989. Mario Lupini. Camillo Reichmann. Italian Boer War Hero. Newly written for the series. A fine and complete set. Fine Johannesburg Hans Strydom 1985-1989 Reserve: $400 Click here to view further details and to bid
Lot 212
Hamann, Hilton Days of the Generals 17.5x21.5cm The untold story of South Africa’s apartheid era military generals; Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2001 (first edition). A large octavo softcover book (174 x 245mm) in a thin card pictorial cover with printed flaps; in Good condition with slight shelf wear to bottom of cover and slight signs of shelf rubbing. 17 preliminary and 242 pages of text, including index; 16 pages of black& white photographic illustrations. Based on interviews with former generals of the South African Defence Force, by a former conscript who served in Angola, the book looks in detail at South Africa`s intervention in Angola, Namibia and Mozambique. It examines the armed struggle of the ANC and the war by South Africa against the liberation movements and various other top secret issues. Good+ Cape Town Zebra 2001 Reserve: $20 Click here to view further details and to bid
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