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Lot 145
A walnut, kingwood and gilt metal mounted low table in Louis XVI taste, 20th century; the circular top with quarter veneers within serpentine borders and a beaded outer edge; the frieze with interlocked festoons; the cabriole legs descending from acanthus cast knees, past a triform shelf with fircone finial to foliate cast sabots; 63cm high, 92cm diameter
Lot 136
A carved oak side cabinet in Flemish 17th century style, late 19th century; the superstructure with moulded and lunette carved cornice, above friezes of densely scrolling foliage in recessed relief; above a gallery shelf on twin inverted and spiral fluted baluster supports; flanking a mirror and further carved panels; the base section with gadrooned and foliate carved edges, above twin drawers and twin doors with conforming foliate carving throughout; the moulded base with through stiles; 205cm high, 158cm wide, 69cm deep.
Lot 1276
Ecclesiastical Gothic design waxed pine 8’ dresser, projecting cornice over two display cabinets, central shelf and ten small drawers, rectangular moulded top over four drawers and four cupboards, the doors with Gothic design arched panels carved with flower heads and foliage, on plinth baseDimensions: Height: 216cm Length/Width: 244cm Depth/Diameter: 50cm
Lot 1244
Polished pine and elm bookcase, projecting moulded cornice over three shelves and fluted uprights, leaf and S-scroll carved brackets, the lower section with gadroon moulded top fitted with single shelf, matching fluted uprights and brackets, on plinth base Dimensions: Height: 219cm Length/Width: 119cm Depth/Diameter: 45cm
Lot 765
The Overland Monthly, volume 1. Published 1868 by A. Roman and Company. The first volume contains all four of Twain's contributions to this journal, all first printings, which appeared in the first four issues ('By Rail Through France,' 'A Californian Abroad,' 'A Medieval Romance,' and 'Three Italian Cities.') The second issue contains the first printing of Harte's most famous story, 'The Luck of the Roaring Camp. The first one and a half years of this magazine were edited by Bret Harte. Other major contributors include Ina Coolbrith, Charles Warren Stoddard, and Edward Rowland Sill. Bound in brown leather with a lighter brown over covering and corner tabs. The leather is gilt stamped on the covers, spine titles and decorations between ribs with edges a light red tone. Approximate Dimensions:h. 9.25", w. 6.25", d. 1.5"Condition:The covers show little wear with some shelf rubbing showing on the highest parts of the hinge. The pages are very clean with a hint of toning with just a few spots on the foredge. The owner, Durand, has penciled his name in a couple of
Lot 1204
A Georgian Oak Bookcase, with moulded cornice, fitted six shelves enclosed by a pair of astragal glazed doors, on plinth base, 47ins wide x 14ins deep x 83ins highTo the top of the cornice on all three front edges there are edge knocks and general rubbing, to each side and the base there is general scattered scratching and darker staining and the front is unevenly faded. There is heavier dirt and filth build up between all of the mouldings of the glazing. Key is present and locking mechanisms work however it is slightly warped at the higher end of the right door. Heavier darker scratching and water marks to each shelf. Overall the item is structurally sound with some movement in the joints and to the back right hand edge and left hand edge there are some more extensive edge knocks and timber loss. General heavier wear to the base commensurate with age. Overall the item is in fair condition.
Lot 1340
An Edwardian Figured Mahogany and Satinwood Strung Two Tier Square Revolving Bookcase, with satinwood marquetry, quarter veneer panels, and square edge to top, fitted one shelf enclosed by studded and satinwood strung uprights, on conforming plinth base with X-pattern stretcher, on castors, 19.5ins square x 34ins highTo the top there are two areas of heavy scratching. On all four edges of the top there is some slight rubbing, and in the centre on the left-hand side there is a small area of wear to the veneer. General heavy wear to the base commensurate with age. Overall the spinning mechanism runs freely and so do the castors It appears to be in a good overall condition with no real areas of damage, loss or restoration
Lot 1307
A George III-Style Mahogany Glazed Bookcase, early 20th century, the Greek Key dentil cornice above a plain frieze and astragal-glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves above a raised platform shelf with two moulded cupboard doors below, on bracket feet 119cm by 54cm by 230cmProvenance: Dutton Manor, Lancashire
Lot 1252
A Victorian Flame Mahogany, Boxwood and Ebony-Strung Circular Centre Table, circa 1900, the rosewood-crossbanded frieze within fluted moulding, on turned and acanthus tapering legs joined by a circular shelf and pierced brass gallery, 83cm diameter, 73cm highSome light scractches and water marks to the top, structurally sound, no signs of worm, repair to stretchers and to the top of one leg.
Lot 1315
A French Provincial Louis XV Walnut and Burr Walnut Serpentine-Front Free-Standing Corner Cupboard, late 18th century, the original marble top above two cupboard doors enclosing a removable shelf, above a shaped apron and foliate gilt-metal mounts, 69cm by 48cm by 81cmThe marble top is scratched, with various fritting and nibbles. The front corner is repaired, the underside has various repairs visible also (see images). The timber is rather dry, with shrinkage splits on the cupboard doors, particularly to the left-hand door.
Lot 283
A Pair of Continental Faience Plates, 18th century, with scalloped rims, painted with fruit, flower sprigs and insects, together with A Meissen Style Plate, A Delft Toby Jug, A Burmantofts Vase, An Art Deco Glass Vase, A Large Saltglazed Stoneware Flagon, E & LP Norton, Bennington, Vt (Vermont, USA) etc (one shelf and two items above)Norton flagon with hair cracks at the base.
Lot 288
Assorted Ceramics, Glass and Metalwares etc, including a Japanese bronzed metal vase, a modern Chinese Imari bowl, a silver brush pot, a pair of lion dogs, 19th century glassware, an embossed leather cigar pouch, a bronze arrow head, a small gilt framed pier glass, a pair of continental porcelain candlesticks, a pair of Victorian leather childs clogs and similar shoes, a bronzed composite statue of an otter, etc (one shelf)
Lot 269
A Victorian Brass Based Oil Lamp, with opaque pink glass font, together with Five Coalport Porcelain Ladies, including "Diana, The Peoples Princess" and A Royal Worcester Figure, "Rosie Picking Apples" (one shelf)Oil lamp - resovoir in good condition, no cracks, all compontants firmly fixed, burner appears to be in good order, adjusters working, funel in good condition, no shade Porcelain figures - free from damage
Lot 388
Monuments of Washington's Patriotism: Containing a Facsimile of his Public Accounts Kept During the Revolutionary War, and Some of the Most Interesting Documents Connected with his Military Command and Civil Administration, by Major W. Jackson. Printed 1838 by P. Force, Washington. First edition [+5],28 p.p, [65}, [+1] Original brown covers with a gilt emblem with title on the front cover for the monuments and a gilt emblem on the verso for the accounts dated 1775-1783. The first five pages include an etched print of George Washington, two of Mount Vernon and one of Washington's Tomb. Also, tipped in is a two page pamphlet advertising the book. Approximate Dimensions:h.13.75, w.9.25Condition:Boards have some shelf wear with rounded corners with some staining and spotting. First and third pages have some doodling with foxing and toning throughout. Page 66 is torn out leaving a partial page, one page after that ends the book.
Lot 446
Joseph Gales, Compiler. The Debates and Proceedings in the Congress of the United States; with an Appendix Containing Important State Papers and Public Documents, and all the Laws of a Public Nature, 38 volumes, which Includes the proceedings of the 1st through the 18th congresses, spanning the time period from March 3, 1789 to May 27th, 1824, printed between 1834 and1856, various pagination. Large 8vo. Missing the following volumes, 4th congress, first session; all of the 7th congress; and the second volume of the 18th congress. Approximate Dimensions: h. 10", w. 6.5"Condition:Binding may be loose and a few may have loose boards. Being used in the Senate this grouping shows shelf wear, rubbing of the leather with some loss to spine and separations at the hinges. There could be some foxing, dampstains and other
Lot 558
A Journal of a Voyage from London to Savannah in Georgia. In Two Parts. Part I: From London to Gibraltar. Part II: From Gibraltar to Savannah. By George B. Whitfield (1714-1770). The fifth edition. Bound in three quarter calf with marbled boards and gilt titling on the spine. Ex-libris bookplate of David M. Sherman. 55pp. Approximate Dimensions:h. 8.5 w. 5.1875"Condition:There Is a little wear to the head and foot on the spine and some shelf rub on the spine edges. Below the roman numeral date on the title page is the number written 1739. The last five pages have a dark spot on the page edge in the outer text
Lot 703
The Miscellaneous Works in Verse and Prose of the Late Right Honourable Joseph Addison volume #3, London. The text is bound in mottled calf with raised bands and gilt titling/decoration. Pages 166-215 have detailed illustrations of ancient medals with descriptive prose. 328pp. [+4] Approximate Dimensions:h. 6.625, w. 4.25"Condition:This book has shelf wear to the boards. The hinges have some wear but solid with both having a 1 inch separation up from the bottom. Pages clean with a little light toning in spots but not prevalent.
Lot 704
First is a late 19th to early 20th century heavily lacquered press board pencil container having three compartments and a selection of books and designs painted on the top and sides of which was made to imitate them perched on a shelf with names of authors such as, Mark Twain, Shakespeare, Milton, Byron, Dickens, Walter Scott, Burns, Longfellow and Lew Wallace. Second is a late 19th century three compartment pencil holder with a swiveling top and sliding cover. Approximate Dimensions:first box: h. 8", w. 2.25"; second box: h. 9" ,w. 2.25"Condition:The first has a piece missing at lip of the front cover, running 5.75'' and continuing around the front left corner by .375'', paint has some wear from use but mostly complete with bright colors. There are two old labels on the bottom with some
Lot 707
Eight volumes of The Century Magazine. The date and volume numbers include: 1882 vol 2; 1885 vol 8; 1887 vol 11(2) and 12; 1888 vol 13; 1893 vol 23; 1894 vol 25. bound in similar reddish toned leather with many great authors and poets such as Mark Twain and Sidney Lanier. Great interesting reads of many subjects of the time. Approximate Dimensions:Approximate size: h. 9.5" w. 7"Condition:These will show some shelf wear, including some scuffing wear to the edges. Some cracking at the hinges and occasional toned pages and or foxing with volume 8 having writing inside covers and on some pages.
Lot 708
Seven volumes of The Century Magazine, bound. The date and volume numbers include, 1882 vol 2 & 3; 1883 vol 4; 1884 vol 6(2); 1885 vol 7 & 8. Bound in similar three quarter brown toned leather with marbled overlays and with gilted lettering of the periodical and the volume placed on the spine. Includes many great authors and poets such as Mark Twain's first appearance of Huckleberry Finn such as found in 1885 in volume 7: 1. Huck and the Grangerford Feud (pages 269-278); 2. Royalty on the Mississippi (pages 544-567); 3. Jim's Investment and King Sollermun (pages 456-458).with many interesting reads of many subjects of the time. Approximate Dimensions:Approximate size h. 9.5" w. 7"Condition:These will show some shelf wear, including some scuffing wear to the edges. Some cracking at the hinges and occasional toned pages and/or foxing with volume 8 having writing inside covers. These will show some shelf wear, including some scuffing
Lot 709
A set of 8 bound editions of The Century Magazine. The date and volume numbers include: 1883 vol 4; 1885 vol 8; 1887 vol 11; 1890 vol 17; 1892 vol 21; 1894 vol 25; and January to June 1894. Bound in similar three quarter dark brown toned leather with marbled overlays and with gilt lettering of the periodical and the volume placed on the spine. Includes many great authors and poets such as Mark Twain. Approximate Dimensions:Each book: h. 10", w. 7", d. 2.25Condition:These will show some shelf wear, including some scuffing wear to the edges. Some cracking at the hinges and occasional toned pages and/or foxing with volume 8 having writing inside covers. These will show some shelf wear, including some scuffing
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