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Chinese design bamboo and wood altar cabinet on stand, parquetry lattice-work bamboo, two doors with engraved metal fixtures enclosing drawers and shelf, fitted with slide, the stand pm square supports joined by a series of geometric stretchersDimensions: Height: 162cm Length/Width: 95cm Depth/Diameter: 43cm
Beautifully presented Silver Spirit with just 7,357 miles from new. Stunningly presented in Balmoral Green with Champagne leather piped in Green, and Forest Green carpetsOptions ticked included an Everflex roof, Top Roll and underdash in contrasting hide, rear parcel shelf in hide, RR-motifs to the rear quarters and white-wall Avon tyresPart of a Private Collection since 2016, the Spirit has been enjoyed by three fastidious former keepers and has covered just 7,357 miles supported by its full service history (a mix of specialist and main dealers)Within the file is the original Bill of Sale for £50,529,85, from Rolls-Royce to Dutton Forshaw Motor Company Ltd and the Rolls-Royce Enthusiasts Club factory chassis fileMore recently the car has had a comprehensive service and the all important brake overhaul/service by a renowned specialistIn excellent condition, in a fabulous colour, accompanied by lots of history supporting its tiny mileage, it's hard to imagine finding better value for money on four wheels Specification Make: ROLLS-ROYCE Model: SILVER SPIRIT Year: 1984 Chassis Number: SCAZS0007ECH09722 Registration Number: B888 VCK Transmission: Auto Engine Number: 09722 Drive Side: Right-hand Drive Odometer Reading: 7357 Miles Make: RHD Interior Colour: Champagne LeatherClick here for more details, condition report and images
A Regency mahogany chiffonier, the raised open shelf back with gallery on turned brass supports, above a projecting frieze fitted with a drawer, the base fitted with twin doors with brass rule edge and panelled with pleated silk grills, opening to a shelf behind and flanked by over painted cast brass caryatids, all standing on ring turned and tapered supports. H118cm, W89cm, D36cm.
An Edwardian mahogany bonheur de jour, the superstructure with brass gallery, boxwood stringing, and satinwood cross bands, three centre drawers flanked by two cupboards each enclosing a shelf, over a fold over top opening to a baize lined and tooled leather writing surface, the base fitted with a frieze drawer, raised on boxwood strung square tapered supports with peg feet united by a crossed stretcher. H113cm, W79cm, D43cm.
A George III satin birch writing cabinet, early 19th century, the top with moulded edge above a pull out writing slide with green baize lined surface and recesses for pens and ink wells, above two short drawers and two fielded panelled doors with geometric string inlay opening to a shelf behind, raised on shaped block supports. H72cm, W80cm, D41cm.
A Pair of Victorian Figured Walnut and Gilt Metal Mounted Pier Cabinets, the front inlaid with leaf scroll and floral ornament, with square edges to tops, each fitted one shelf enclosed by a single panelled door, with gilt metal mounts to sides, on shaped apron on bracket feet, 30.5ins wide x 13ins deep x 43ins high
A Late Victorian Walnut, Ebonised and Satinwood Dwarf Cabinet of Aesthetic Design, with open shelf on slender turned supports and bevelled mirrored panel to back, the base fitted one drawer and cupboard under enclosed by a pair of panelled doors, on turned feet, 27ins wide x 17ins deep x 52ins high
An early 20th century Arts & Crafts Cotswold School style oak double door side cupboard, having twin panelled doors, each with cut-out star central motifs within stylised applied brass mounts, vented side profiles, the interior with single shelf, raised on square cut stand united by side and central conforming stretcher, height 155cm, width 151cm, depth 46.5cm
A Victorian oak cabinet of 18th century design, the gadrooned cornice above a blind fret frieze and two carved panelled doors enclosing two banks of four drawers centred with a niche, flanked by square tapered pilasters, above a conforming base with cushion drawer and shelf to cupboard inteiror. H184cm, W105cm
A mid 19th century mahogany Edinburgh pattern chiffonier, the galleried open shelf raised on s scrolled and leaf carved corbels, above an inverted break front fitted with a drawer, flanked by anthemion motif above turned open pilasters enclosing two panelled doors opening to a shelf behind, raised on a skirted base H121 cm,W98cm, D47cm
Magee (Lesley).Fly Fishing, The North Country Tradition.Otley: Smith Settle, 1994. De-luxe edition limited to sixty copies, this the Printer/Publisher’s copy, with presentation inscription from the publisher Ken Smith to his daughter. Two volumes, a text volume, signed by the author and the publisher, with mounted illustrations, top edge gilt, bound in full green goatskin and a second volume containing thirty mounted fishing flies tied by Simon Ashworth, bound in quarter goatskin, original slipcase.Eraser wear where Ken Smith altered the inscription to his daughter, otherwise the book is Fine. Some shelf rubbing to slipcase.
An 18th century oak high dresser, the superstructure with moulded cornice, undulating frieze, four open back plate rails, serpentine front sides, with a run of five faux spice drawers with brass pulls, rectangular top with moulded edge, two drawers with later brass bats wing escutcheons and sling handles, twin scroll arched apron, on chamfered square legs with moulded edge, planked pot shelf, square feet, 133cm wide, 192cm high, 40.5cm deep

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