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Lot 2099
Forneaux Morice cooker, Dual Fuel, Navy, 180cm. Full working order, with instruction manual. Professional cooker, with 4-burner hob incorporating three burners and a large cast iron French top that sits over a fourth gas burner. A very useful feature, offering a large hot hob space to place very large or several smaller pans, offering great flexibility. The centre of the hob plate can be removed, to allow direct access to the flame (for faster heating and use of a wok) with the round central plate in place, the traditional hob is ideal for simmering, juggling several pans at once, or for large vessels such as stockpots, jam pans, fish and ham kettles. The large solid hob diffuses heat well on lower temperatures for simmering or holding food. Additionally there is a deep fat fryer on the right hand side hob. Two large ovens, each 76 litre (2.7 cubic feet) complete the set up. The left hand one is a gas oven and the right hand oven is electric also with a grill function. The oven doors are counterbalanced and open flat, creating a convenient shelf for setting heavy dishes, and close smoothly and easily at the touch of a finger. There are two large pan drawers beneath the ovens which are very useful for storing oven dishes. Overall dimensions are H900mm x W180mm x D66mm (H36″ x W71″ x D26″) The oven is in used condition but has been well looked after and is in full working order. This item is situated at a property in Tetbury disconnected and ready for collection - the purchaser is responsible for its collection and removal
Lot 1274
A SELECTION OF CHAIRS/STOOLS, to include a pine three legged chair, with a shelf behind, piano stool, a painted stool, a swivel pine stool, an elm spindle stool, a low trestle stool, circular footstool, a folding side table and a low occasional table (condition:-corner chair with aged wear and tear, paint splashed on folding table) (9)
Lot 356
A Victorian rosewood leather topped writing table. Of breakfront form, surmounted with a upper-tier drawer, with tooled brown leather top above a drawer, inlaid with stringing throughout and foliate scrolls or palmettes to drawers, on square tapering legs joined by a shelf stretcher, on casters, L76cm x D47.5cm x H83cm
Lot 7216
Late 19th century scumbled pine breakfront triple wardrobe or housekeepers cupboard, projecting ovolo cornice, central panelled doors with moulded edges enclosing main cupboard, the left cupboard fitted with upper shelf over hanging rail, the right fitted with four shelves with single drawer to baseDimensions: Height: 225cm Length/Width: 247cm Depth/Diameter: 61cm
Lot 7221
George III stained pine double corner cupboard, the projecting cavetto cornice over four panelled cupboard doors, the top section concealing a fitted interior with seven oak spice drawers and two shaped shelves, the lower section with single shelf, the interior painted a pale teal, raised on plinth baseDimensions: Height: 201cm Length/Width: 110cm Depth/Diameter: 45cm
Lot 7020
Late 19th century pine and mahogany bespoke dresser, broken swan pediment with central turned baluster finial, the top section fitted with plate rack supported by ring turned columns, central shelf fitted with five drawers over central panelled cupboard door inlaid with satinwood scalloped decoration, all flanked by swept and shaped uprights, the lower section fitted with three drawers over two panelled cupboards with moulded edges, each with turned wood handles and inlaid with urns, central panel inlaid with conch shell, the turned uprights terminating in tulip feetDimensions: Height: 207cm Length/Width: 32cm Depth/Diameter: 60cm
Lot 7064
19th century mahogany chiffonier, the raised shaped back with scrolled foliate and central cartouche carved decoration, raised graduating two tier shelf on scrolled supports, rectangular top over frieze drawer and double cupboard, figured and arch panelled doors, turned upright pilaster columns with foliate capitals, on plinth baseDimensions: Height: 180cm Length/Width: 109cm Depth/Diameter: 52cmCondition Report:One of the shelf supports has broke and will need properly securing.
Lot 6201
A German and American 19th century 30-hour alarm clock - German Bavarian carved case with a crenellated top and decorative turrets on a rectangular carved plinth with four pad feet, two train movement with alarm, paper dial with Roman numerals, spade hands and brass alarm setting disc to the centre, visible pendulum marked RA, sounding the alarm on a bell. H36 W27 D14.An American "Waterbury" shelf clock in a wooden veneered case with a glazed door and painted tablet, painted steel dial with roman numerals, Maltese steel hands and brass alarm setting disc to the centre, with a separate alarm mechanism sounding the alarm on a bell. With pendulum. H27 W27 D10.
Lot 217
Norton (Mary) Are All The Giants Dead?, first edition, illustrations by Brian Froud, bookplate signed by the author tipped onto front free endpaper, original cloth, dust-jacket, a few scattered ink spots to head of upper panel, a little creased at extremities with a few tiny nicks, slight shelf-lean, 1975; with a folder containing c.40 pieces of ephemera relating to the publication of the book, including 7 A.L.s. and 8 T.L.s. by the author (one typed letter a photocopy), most addressed to her editor Gwen, along with various typed and written correspondence by the publisher, v.s. (c.40)⁂ A fine collection of material relating to one of the twentieth century's best-loved children's authors. Norton's letters to Gwen Marsh, editor of Children's Books at J.M. Dent, trace the development of the work from its initial stages: "Although I have a new 'Borrowers' half written, I broke off to write the enclosed ('Are all the Giants Dead?')...I am sending it to Mr. Dent who has been so kind to me over guarantees". Another highlight is her response to Froud's illustration: "The drawings are quite wonderful. Brian is a genius!".
Lot 193
NO RESERVE Blyton (Enid) The Circus of Adventure, ink gift inscription to endpaper, slight shelf-lean, spine foxed, 1952.; The River of Adventure, lacking front free endpaper, 1955, first editions, illustrations by Stuart Tressilian, original cloth, dust-jackets, spines darkened, chipping to extremities; and c.100 others, Blyton, 8vo (c.100)
Lot 100
Johnson (John) The Costumes of the French Pyrenees, 30 hand-coloured lithographed plates, title lightly spotted, thereafter the odd light spot, original printed boards, rebacked, corners a little bumped, 1832 § Vaux (Frederic W.) Rambles in the Pyrenees and a visit to San Sebastian, half-title, frontispiece, folding map, original cloth, slight shelf-lean, 1838; and 5 others relating to the Basque Country and Navarre, 4to & 8vo (7)
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