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NORTH WALES ANGLESEY OAK BREAKFRONT DRESSER, having a wide boarded back three-shelf rack over a base section of three opening pine lined drawers and three lower central blind drawers, flanked by twin opening cupboard doors, all having fancy brass back plates with swan neck handles, brass door knobs and ivory escutcheons, quarter cut pillar detail to the breakfront centre on shaped corner bracket feet, 217cms H, 171cms W, 54cms D Provenance: private collection Denbighshire(GOV.UK Ivory content- to comply with current regulation - self-declaration form completed for the sale of this item - Submission reference (CZD8C3ZW)
NORTH WALES OAK BREAKFRONT DRESSER CIRCA 1850, having wide backboards to a three-shelf rack and a run of six opening spice drawers, with brass knobs, the breakfront base section with a T arrangement of six opening pine lined drawers, having cockbeaded edging, round brass pommels and swan neck handles with ivory escutcheons, and two inset panel cupboard doors, panel sided with canted detail to the corners, repeated to the central drawer flanks, on shaped corner bracket feet, the dresser complete with a harlequin set of willow pattern blue and white plates, 33-pieces, to include 8 x meat platters, 45 x 36cms the largest, 209cms overall H, 196cms W, 57cms D Provenance: private collection Conwy. The dresser is known to the family to have come from a farm in Cae Llwyd, Cefn Meiriadog, St. Asaph.(GOV.UK Ivory content - to comply with current regulation - self-declaration form completed for the sale of this item - Submission reference KTVB9NUM)
REPRODUCTION COUNTRY HOUSE POT-BOARD DRESSER in painted pine, stripped back top to the base, inverted stepped cornice and pierced frieze to a two-shelf rack, flanked by twin cupboard doors and blind lower drawers, the base section having three opening frieze drawers with turned wooden knobs above a shaped apron, on turned and block supports with a closed back pot board shelf, 228cms H, 207cms max. W. approx. 60cms DProvenance: private collection Conwy
A Louis XV provincial chestnut armoire, mid-18th century, French or Swiss, the double-arched cornice over a pair of panelled doors with elongated brass escutcheons, raised on cabriole feet, 151cm wide 60cm deep 246cm high Provenance: Formerly in the Provence home of David Linley.Buying this armoire at auction could save up to 0.46 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying a new wardrobe. Condition ReportIncomplete lock, possible repair or alterations to doors. Hinges in good condition, probably later additions. General wear, polished in dents and knocks throughout commensurate with age and use. Only one interior shelf. Evidence of old worm, nothing that appears active. Stands stable on a flat surface. Overall in nicely aged aesthetic condition and ready for use. See additional photos.
A Regency rosewood cabinet, in the gothic style, with gilt brass gallery and open shelves above a glazed door flanked by gadroon moulded columns, on a plinth base,68cm wide35cm deep145cm highCondition ReportA faint crack in the veneer accross the topSmall veneer loss to the end of one shelf and a small loss the the back edge of one side.
A Gordon Russell walnut and teak dining room suite, 1950s, comprising: a dining table, with an extra leaf, 153cm wide extended 78cm wide 77cm high; six dining chairs, (2 plus 4), with recent blue wool seat covers, armchair, 57cm wide 53cm deep 86cm high, seat 47cm; singles, 51cm wide 53cm deep 86cm high, seat 44.5cm; a sideboard, with two drawers, over a cupboard, enclosing a shelf, with metal label to the reverse, 122cm wide 43cm deep 91cm high (8)Buying this dining room suite at auction will save up to 0.46 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new. Condition ReportAll in used condition. Sideboard - some with surface scratches, some colour loss. Seats - covered in a blue wool fabric. Some waterspots to the frames of the table and chairs.
(...) item Itinerarium Hierolsolymitanum (...). Magdeburg, P. Donat for A. Kirchner, 1587. 2 parts in 1 vol. 60; 50 lvs. Woodcut ornaments & initials. Contemp. vellum w. manuscript title on spine. Sm. 4to. Former library shelf number upper pastedown, vague stamp on title-p. Browned. The first combined edition of two important travel accounts to the Holy land by the German Dominican friar Monte Sion and the jurist and protonotary of the Papal Curia Saligniaco. Monte Sion was one of the last pilgrims to the Holy Land before the fall of the Latin Kingdom in 1291; his account is the most detailed description of the Holy Land from the 13th cent.
MARCEL-LOUIS BAUGNIET (1896-1995)Buffet, vers 1927Chêne, serrures hexagonales chromées, entretoise avec couvercle dévoilant un compartimentEstampillé du monogramme au dosBuffetkast, circa 1927Eikenhout, verchroomd metalen zeshoekige slotplaten, met compartiment onder de plankGebrandmerkt kunstenaarsmonogram aan de achterzijdeBuffet, circa 1927Oak, chromium plated hexagonal lockplates, with compartment underneath the base shelf Stamped with artist's monogram to the reverseH: 145,5 cm L: 161 cm P: 40 cmFootnotes:Provenance / HerkomstFamille d'Akarova par descendance/ Akarova familie door afstammingThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Un pourcentage supplémentaire sera demander aux acquéreurs pour les lots précédés du symbole AR correspondant aux droits de suite aux artistes en vertu de la réglementation de 2006 sur le droit d'auteur. Veuillez vous référer aux conditions de ventes pour plus de détails.De koper is ons een extra premie verschuldigd ter dekking van onze kosten in verband met de betaling van royalty's krachtens de Artists Resale Right Regulations 2006. Zie onze algemene voorwaarden voor meer informatie.An Additional Premium will be payable to us by the Buyer to cover our Expenses relating to payment of royalties under the Artists Resale Right Regulations 2006. See our terms and conditions for further details.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A 20TH CENTURY SOLID OAK DRINKS CABINET, the two double doors , carved with a seated person, an archway and foliate decoration, enclosing a small glass shelf and wine glass holders, above a brushing slide and two cupboard doors, width 81cm x depth 47cm x height 125cm (condition report: top surface and internal surface with fluid ring marks, other general signs of usage and wear)
â–´ Olwyn Bowey RA (b.1936)Portrait of Anne Parkersigned 'Olwyn Bowey' l.r., inscribed on frame verso 'Anne Parker- next door neighbour in/Putney/at 6, Vinthorpe Rd', oil on canvas41 x 31cmProvenance: Purchased directly from the artist.Condition ReportFramed: 49 x 38.5cmLight undulations to the canvas. The work has a glossy varnish and when viewed in raking light some light vertical creases in the canvas are visible to the top right quarter. There is some rubbing to the varnish around the edges. There is a very small spot of craquelure starting to emerge to the shelf in the background on the left side, please see images. In my opinion when viewed on the wall the work presents well overall and is ready to hang. Examined under UV light some unevenness to the varnish is apparent but there is no obvious retouching.
A 1930's limed oak cabinet, together with a bentwood occasional table and a console table (3)78w x 47d x 112h cmCabinet is solid and usable, but generally dry and dirty, most noticeably to the top surface. No shelf inside. Console table looks crude, perhaps homemade and to date to circa 1970's. Dirty and marked.
An antique pine barrel back standing corner cabinet, enclosed by panelled doors120w x 60d x 185h cmBottom shelf measures 25cm high. Lower section from the floor to the bottom of the upper section measures 64cm high. Overall condition is usable and complete. Collected from a local house move so is unrestored, with signs of use. Was hand made using old timber to fit the house so has an antique appearance, with some knocks and missing corners etc to look old.
A Mid 19th Century North European Mahogany Work Table, of concave shaped form, the quarter-veneered hinged lid enclosing a fitted interior of compartments with removable lids, on scrolled supports joined by a quadripartite shelf above a carved baluster support with triform base and carved claw feet, 49cm by 41cm by 73cm
A Reproduction Burr Walnut Supper Table, in George III style, the lobed and dished top, rotating on a bird cage mechanism on a carved centre pedestal over three plane scroll supports, 65cm by 70cm, together with a four tier hanging shelf with pierced supports, 112cm by 69cm a further hanging shelf and a mahogany dressing table mirror (4)

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