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Lot 291
A pair of Ikea six height freestanding open bookshelf units, 198 x 93 x 32 cm, together with an Ikea two door glazed bookcase to reveal three adjustable interior shelves and two base units comprising of fitted shelves, 209 x 89 x 47cm, and a pine single wardrobe with fitted shelf and clothes rail, 183 x 93 x 52 cm (3)
Lot 369
An Aesthetic Movement walnut mirror backed sideboard buffet, circa 1880, of two bays and four levels, the galleried top supported on a mirror backed open shelf of barley twist columns, over a glazed two door midsection, open cupboards and two drawers below, ogee serpentine skirt to the base, 122cm wide, 170cm high, 40cm deep
Lot 175
DEBENHAM (FRANK)British (Terra Nova) Antarctic Expedition 1910-1913. Report on the Maps and Surveys, FIRST EDITION, 15 folding maps, EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED WITH 2 COPIES OF 'THE SOUTH POLAR CHART' (issued by the Admiralty, 1926, one annotated in coloured pencils), all loose as issued in pocket at end, publisher's cloth, spine and sides faded [Conrad, p.174; Renard 186; Rosove 293-10.A1; Spence 357], 4to, Harrison and Son, for the Committee of the Captain Scott Antarctic Fund, 1913Footnotes:Important report from Captain Scott's British (Terra Nova) Antarctic Expedition 1910-1913. One of Debenham's 'most significant contributions to the work of the expedition... was his expertise in plane-table mapping. He convinced Scott and other members of the expedition of its value not only at base camps but also on sledge journeys' (ODNB), and he used his cartographic expertise to complete these charts, still in use in the late 1950s. 'His map-making skills are best displayed in this publication' (Taurus).This copy includes 2 copies of the large 'South Polar Chart' (sheet 672 x 865mm.) published by the Admiralty. First issued in 1887, these are updated with 'amendments and additions to 1926', including the routes of Scott and Amundsen. One of the maps is annotated in coloured pencil.Provenance: Dept. of External Affairs, New Zealand, stamp on front free endpaper, and gilt shelf marks on spine, and stamp on verso of Polar chart.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 67
A mid 20th century slender two door display cabinet, slightly bowed doors, two shelf interior, cabriole legs, 116cm high, 60cm wide, 32cm deep; a ladys vanity desk, oval mirror back above pigeon holed top, single frieze drawer, turned legs, 120cm high, 64cm wide, 50cm deep; conforming chair, drop in seat (3)
Lot 54
Curtis (William). Flora Londinensis: Or Plates and Descriptions of such Plants as Grow Wild in the Environs of London: with their places of growth, and times of flowering; their several names according to Linnaeus and other authors: with a particular description of each plant in Latin and English. To which are added their several uses in medicines, agriculture, rural oeconomy, and other arts, 2 volumes bound in 6, 1st edition, London: printed for the author, 1777-98, volume I title with oval engraved vignette, subscribers' list, 435 fine hand-coloured engraved plates on 432 sheets after James Sowerby, Sydenham Edwards, William Kilburn and others, each plate numbered at foot in early ink, index leaves similarly numbered in manuscript, volume II title, dedication and index leaves (bound in second volume detached), occasional light spotting and toning, 19th century morocco-backed boards, somewhat rubbed and scuffed with edge wear, folio (475 x 285 mm) Qty: (6)Footnote: Henrey 595; Hunt 650; Nissen BBI 440. Provenance: Porkington Library, shelf number labels to front pastedown. Porkington (or Brogyntyn) is a mansion house near Oswestry in Shropshire, formerly the estate of the Maurice and Owen families, and subsequently the Ormsby-Gore (Harlech) family from 1815. It housed famous English and Welsh manuscripts which are now in the National Library of Wales."The work was originally published in numbers, seventy-two of these appearing from May 1775 until 1798... Curtis intended to continue the work until all the plants growing wild within ten miles of London were figured and described, and then to publish a continuation of it to extend to all plants indigenous to Great Britain. Unfortunately the undertaking did not receive the encouragement it deserved and so it was never completed. W. Hugh Curtis points out that the Flora londinensis was Curtis's favourite botanical project, but the sales seldom, if ever exceeded 300 copies and the venture lost him a good deal of money... Curtis adopted the novel plan of having the specimens drawn to a uniform scale and to life size, and most of the plates display a high degree of accuracy. In the opinion of Salisbury, the majority of the figures 'represent the most successful portrayals of British wild flowers that have ever been achieved'." (Henrey pp. 65-67).
Lot 68
Three mid-century teak cabinets, comprising a floorstanding two-door cabinet, with adjustable internal divide to plinth base, 51 x 84 x 53cm, a similar two-door wall-mounted example with shallow internal shelf, 41 x 91.5 x 41cm and a matching wall-mounted set of three drawers, 41 x 91.5 x 41cm (af) (3). CONDITION REPORT The floorstanding unit is overall ok condition, showing signs of wear including minor scuffs, scrapes, fading, etc commensurate with use. The three-drawer chest has staining around the centre of the top drawer, probably just from use and the bottom drawer front is slightly warped. Further minor scuffs, scrapes, staining, fading, etc throughout. The two-door wall-mounted unit has a water mark to the top, some notable scratches to the left hand side of the left hand doors. Further light scratches to the same panel, with fading/staining to the left hand side.
Lot 91
A mid-20th century oak dropleaf gateleg table to wrythen supports and cross stretcher, diameter when extended 90cm, a mahogany Edwardian-style occasional table with lower shelf to four tapering cabriole outswept supports, one other mahogany fold-out table and a reproduction mahogany side table in the Italianate style, with central column to tripartite support (4).
Lot 18
A Victorian carved oak mirror back sideboard, the carved shaped pediment with scrolls and feathers, over bevel edged mirror flanked by carved feathers, the middle shelf with turned and carved acanthus leaf columns, supported on carved wide brackets, carved frieze back, on two-drawer and two-cupboard base, with carved floral and feather edging, carved lion mask handles to the drawers, centred panel with carved leaves and carved thistles and roses to the doors, raised on bracket feet, approx 200 x 150 x 60cm.
Lot 512
Edwardian quarter veneered satinwood commode chair with high cane back with hinged shelf over a leather hinged seat on reeded legs, H155 cmCondition Report: Caning to back later applied, good wear to the arms, the worn leather covered seat encloses a timber chamber surround that has cracked and warped, and a ceramic pot with re-glued lid. The pot itself is cracked. Some signs of age, but structurally sound.
Lot 322
Two boxes of assorted wooden items to include: three-legged milking stool carved with poppies on seat, two wooden cutlery boxes, carved, possibly Far Eastern, figure, possibly 19th century cawl spoon, small wooden shelf, book stand, lamp, possibly 19th century wooden pie press and a medieval carving with fleur-de-lys, oak leaves etc.(B.P. 21% + VAT)
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