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Lot 11
An Edwardian inlaid rosewood chiffonier, architectural raised back with overshelf and three bevelled mirror plates, pair of cabinet doors beneath, each with fifteen bevelled glass plates, enclosing single shelf, open shelf beneath, the whole inlaid with ribbons and harebells in box and harewood, 2ft. 6in. SEE ILLUSTRATION
Lot 2146
A late 19th Century Anglo Indian pierced and carved rosewood Davenport with raised back, fitted open shelf and small drawers above the velour-lined hinged writing slope opening to reveal a storage compartment of short drawers, a panelled door to the side, raised on carved bird and snake mounts, 24in. x 46in. high.
Lot 430
*A good 19th Century oak Side Cabinet in high gothic style, galleried moulded top above single drawer carved with gothic tracery, further over similarly carved panelled door enclosing shelf and two finely carved vertical foliate style panels flanking, with panelled sides and on plinth base, 33.5" wide, illustrated inside back cover
Lot 93
Dodgson, Campbell. The Etchings of James McNeill Whistler, London The Studio, 1922. paper covered boards, quarto, plus Hind, Arthur M. Wenceslaus Hollar and his Views of London and Windsor in the Seventeenth Century, London John Lane, 1922. Dust wrapper, quarto, plus other art related volumes. (shelf) Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports
Lot 354
Hutchins, John "The History and Antiquities of the County of Dorset...", 3rd edition corrected, augmented and improved by William Shipp and James Whitworth Hodson, Westminster, printed by John Bowyer, Nichols and Sons, 1861, four vols, illustrated with engravings, plates etc throughout, marbled boards, half morocco, raised bands to spine with gilt titles, t.e.g., elephant folio, all four volumes the boards are shelf rubbed, with Heath, Sidney and Prideaux, W. de C. "Some Dorset Manor Houses", Bemrose and Sons, 1907, illustrated with drawings and rubbings sepulchral brasses, brown cloth with gilt titles to cover, some damp damage (5)
Lot 364
A Georgian mahogany corner washstand. the shaped gallery over three wells, ebony strung frieze, second tier with frieze shelf, raised on square legs with splayed feet, united by a shaped shelf; including a Copeland Spode `Tower` pattern blue printed ewer and basin (3). 64cm wide, 83cm high, 43cm deep
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