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Click here to subscribeBlackburn, Henry. Randolph Caldecott. A Personal Memoir of his Early Art Career, first edition, London Sampson Low, 1886. Cloth, illustrated, octavo, plus Caldecott, Randolph. (Illustrator) Old Christmas, limited edition 110/250, London Macmillan & Co, 1892. Cloth, octavo, plus others by/about Caldecott. (shelf)
Le Mair, H. Willebeek. The Children's Corner, first edition, London Augener Ltd, [1914]. Cloth, laid down colour plates, oblong quarto, plus Little Songs of Long Ago, first edition [1912], plus eleven others by the illustrator, plus Spielmann, M. H. & Layard, G. S. Kate Greenaway, first edition, London A & C Black, 1905. Rubbed cloth, quarto, plus other works. (shelf)
Leiber, Fritz. Ship of Shadows, signed limited edition 48/500, London Victor Gollancz, 1979. Dust wrapper, octavo, plus Clarke, Arthur C. Imperial Earth, first edition, London Victor Gollancz, 1975. Dust wrapper, signed by author to title page, octavo, plus other science fiction volumes. (shelf)
A Victorian oak Extending Dining Table with rounded ends, one spare leaf, on six turned, carved and octagonal tapering legs and casters, 4ft 9in x 6ft 10in, with leaf, and a six compartment Leaf Carrier in the form of a Buffet with pair of simulated doors, surmounted by shelf with turned supports and having crest, 5ft 2in wide
A 19th Century Apprentice Piece Miniature Mahogany Bureau. The fall front inlaid with mother of pearl diamonds opening to reveal a fitted interior with wavy shelf and shaped bracket dividers. The two short and two long drawers having turned knobs and small mother of pearl inlaid drawers. Standing on bracket feet. 13 ins (33 cms) in height, 11¼ ins (29 cms) in width, 8½ ins (22 cms) in depth.
A Pair of Fine Victorian Rosewood Fire Screens. Each screen having a moiré fabric rectangular panel above a gallery rail of gilt brass spindles with a shallow hinged shelf to the front and ring-turned faux bamboo side supports leading down to outswept legs carved with foliate decoration and united by a padded foot rest 15 ins (38 cms) wide, 45 ins (115 cms) high.
An early 19th century rosewood whatnot or etagère, the plain top with moulded frieze above four open tiers on shaped and canted supports with scrollwork tops and bottoms, enclosing fretwork carved galleried sides, the base with single shelf and drawer stamped "J. Simpson" with cluster column stile supports raised on heavy lions paw feet and castors
An 18th century oak court cupboard, the upper section with moulded cornice above a frieze decorated with double ended arrow in sample woods flanked by two tear drop finials over a central arched panel flanked by two arched panelled doors with bog oak and holly inlaid decoration enclosing a single shelf, the base with three drawers above two cupboard doors flanking a central plain panel raised on stile supports, 129 cm wide x 180 cm high
A XIX Century Red Boulle cabinet, with ormolu mounts, the upper section with a stepped top over a single glazed door, enclosing two shelves, flanked by caryatid mounts, the lower section of similar construction, the glazed door enclosing a single shelf, flanked by goat mask mounts, on a plinth base, 175 cms high, 72 cms wide, 39 cms deep.
DICKENS (CHARLES) - OUR MUTUAL FRIEND, first edition [in book form] two vols, illustrations after Marcus Stone, original maroon cloth gilt, bookplate of J C Severn of Penybont Hall, London: Chapman & Hall, 1865 (2) Provenance: Recorded in the (unpublished) Catalogue of Books at Penybont Hall Radnorshire, 1927: Library, shelf 11. ++++
DICKENS (CHARLES) - BLEAK HOUSE, first edition [in book form] half title, title vignette, frontispiece and engraved illustrations throughout after Hablot Knight Browne, half title, original faded green cloth with ticket of Cawthorn & Co, 34 Cockspur St, Charing Cross, bookplate of J C Severn of Penybont Hall, London: Bradbury & Evans, 1853 Provenance: Penybont Hall Catalogue of Books, op cit: Library, shelf 11. ++++
A Victorian ormolu mounted, amboyna, ebonised mahogany and kingwood bonheur du jour, the galleried superstructure with mirror inset canopy flanked by panelled doors with pillars and Sèvres style porcelain oval plaques painted with ladies of the court, the frieze of guilloche with further floral plaques and fitted with drawers, including a central writing drawer on fluted pillars with incurved shelf and breakfront base, 151cm h; 135 x 55cm . ++In good original condition with slight bowing of the two small doors to the superstructure, wear to the gilding on the portrait plaques
A George II oak enclosed high dresser, North Wales, mid-18th century, the boarded two-shelf back with four spice drawers beneath a hooded canopy with turned pendants, the base with three drawers above a pair of arched raised-and-fielded doors flanking a conforming panel, on stile feet, 188cm high, 146cm wide, 49cm deep (restored)
A Victorian gilt brass mounted walnut and marquetry side cabinet, circa 1860, inlaid with ribbon tied vine trails, the arched mirror back with a shelf, the base enclosed by a pair of glazed doors flanked by freestanding pillars with Corinthian capitals, on a plinth, 187cm high, 132cm wide, 45cm deep
A Regency secretaire bookcase, mahogany, the moulded cornice over two glazed doors opening to reveal three adjustable shelves on a cabinet base with deep secretaire drawer revealing a fitted interior over two single panel cabinet doors revealing a single shelf and later pigeonholes raised on shaped bracket feet, the secretaire drawer fitted with brass ring handles, the bookcase doors with an arrangement of rectangular and square panes, 116cm wide, 212cm high, 51.5cm deep
A late Victorian coromandel and inlaid side cabinet. inlaid with boxwood and bone stringing, anthemia and foliate arabesques, the central mirror glazed door enclosing an adjustable shelf and flanked by inlaid terminals and a pair of mirror glazed open shelves, on a plinth base. 123cm wide, 98cm high, 46cm deep
An early 20th century mahogany and gilt brass mounted low breakfront bookcase. stamped three times 'WRIGHT & MANSFIELD 104 BOND ST.,' and also stencilled to a rear panel, the red mottled marble top in three sections, the central section and outer sections each with an adjustable shelf and flanked and divided by fluted columns with gilt brass collars, on short turned tapered mounted feet. 168cm wide, 89cm high, 37cm deep
A George III mahogany standing corner cupboard. in two parts, the dentil cut swan neck pediment above a pair of three mahogany twin panel doors enclosing a shelf and scroll painted interior with three shaped shelves, the conforming lower panel doors enclosing a shelf, the whole enclosed by stop fluted and linen fold moulded corners, raised on ogee bracket feet. 118cm wide, 265cm high, 59cm deep
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