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Lot 325
A Dutch marquetry glazed display cabinet, 19th century, inlaid all over with flowers, ribbons and classical urns, the arched cornice above a pair of glazed doors flanked by glazed panels, the lower section with pair of glazed doors on bun feet206 x 152 x 33cmProvenance: Crossbrook, Hilton, CambridgeshireSome small areas of veneer loss, mainly to bottom corner of right door, upper right and bottom right corners of right side, and to left of top shelf, some small areas of lifting of veneer and some further wear to edges commensurate with age and use. Bottom glazed doors possibly replaced but with age with some scratches to wood. Cornice top can be removed, together with the upper glazed doors and back panel, otherwise in one piece.
Lot 315
A Tyrolean painted pine 'Bauernschrank' wardrobe, 18th century, the pair of cupboard doors painted with various flowers and religious figures, flanked by canted corners with turned moulding, raised on squat bun feet167 x 143 x 67cmPlease see photos for interior which has been fitted with a large single top shelf with a shallow shelf, both of which seem to be original, however the lower twin section with central division seems to be somewhat later but the iron bar across both for clothes hanging and the shaker pegs fixed to the back seem to be original.The wardrobe does not come apart for transportationThe right section of the cornice loose but present.Some dusting from worm and requires treatment, particularly the top, but other areas with no or showing minor holes, and the damage does not appear to be structural.Possible minor strengthening to the paint on the right hand side panel (see images) but otherwise the way that the paint shows craquelure and dryness which runs true with the grain, suggests the paintwork is in unrestored condition.Consistent with this are the areas of dirt on the front of the doors and on the end grain of the doors, which are evidence of longterm handling and honest patination. The left hand vignette appears to feature the Annunciation, and with lettering to the cornice "Magdalena" confirms this to be a marriage chest from the alpine area of Europe, circa 1800.
Lot 376
An Edwardian satinwood line inlaid book stand, with three compartment trough above an under-tier with two division rack, on slender legs and castors84 x 56 x 24cm;and an Edwardian mahogany three section book stand with two troughs and a central shelf, on slender legs and castors61 x 35 x 25cmProvenance:Property of the late Gabriela Grillo
Lot 382
A George III mahogany supper table, with side flaps, the undertier enclosed by wire mesh on chamfered legs73 x 59 x 59cm closed73 x 104 x 59cm openProvenance:Private collection, 58 Melton Court, London, SW7Please find additional images for condition.In overall good condition for its age.There are some areas of damage to the top surface possibly from sellotape or similar.NB there is a break to the right hand side of the lower shelf which requires attention.Some surface scratches and staining.
Lot 238
1931 Anne Darlington letter to her parents mentioning her friend Blue (family nickname for A.A. Milne) and Moon (family nickname for Christopher Robin), ‘FLAXAN 7052. 75 BEAUFORT MANSIONS CHELSEA S.W.3. (crossed out) and handwritten COTCHORD - Tuesday - Darling Mummie and Daddie, We have made a perfectly sweet little house. You know the cupboard at the back of Blue’s room. If you don’t know it, it’s a lovely cupboard as big as a small room it is set into the wall. We have made it simply lovely. We went into the village to by cocanut matting and a lantern and Price’s night lights (I brought the night lights) for it. It has a shelf (made by Moon) for the cups and saucers. And we have got a bench for our books and papers and animals. And we have got Moon’s grass table and chairs. And we’ve got masses of candles. I’ve forgotten if I told you that we discovered a secret passage out of our house and we keep a candle burning down there. The Milne’s think ‘Pheobe’ is a sweet name. Will you mind is I stay a day or two longer? There was a lot of kickery yesterday between Moon’s horse and my horse. My horse jumped a herdal yesterday (very low). We will send you some primrose on Thursday. Send my love to Daddy, from Anne. Nanny sends her love. (nineteen kisses) —7in. (17.5cm.) high x 4 ½in. (11.5cm.) - see Some of our Favourite Bears by Ian Pout, page 24
Lot 45
Aloysius, nee Delicatessen, an American Teddy Bear, circa 1907, with golden blonde mohair, black glass eyes, black stitched nose and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs with felt pads, pigeon chested, hump and inoperative growler —25in. (64cm.) high (patched, repaired and wear); with Daks of London. Simpson scarf with Aloysius picture badge and British Airways gilt air stewardess pin; an Aloysius postcard signed by Anthony Andrews, Jeremy Irons, Diana Quick, Clare Bloom and the producer Derek Granger at BBC Radio 4 ‘Reunion’ in 2010 with BBC Broadcasting House visitor pass; a 1st and 2nd edition of Evelyn Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited; a Granada Television booklet on the 1981 series; and an antique brush inscribed ‘Aloysius’ - owned by Peter Bull and the star of Brideshead Revisited (ITV drama 1981), he was later owned by Rosemary and Paul Volpps before coming to Witney in 1996 - a major catalyst in the growth of the antique Teddy Bear market - features on page 119 of The Ultimate Teddy Bear Book - Peter Bull was born in 1912, he became an actor playing character roles in many films. When he was sixteen, and away at boarding school, Peter’s mother gave his childhood bear to a local jumble sale. He thought it ‘unmanly’ to show any sign of emotions but the loss remained with him. More than thirty years later he was at a dinner party in New York when a ‘beautiful lady guest’ recounted how her childhood bear had met an untimely end many years previously, and how this sad event had never left her memory. Peter then realised that it was not just the English who held their bears so close to their hearts, and decided to research the subject and to write a book. Bear with Me was published in 1969, it was a great success and was republished in 1970 as The Teddy Bear Book; following a television appearance on the Johnny Carson’s Tonight show, Miss Euphemia Ladd from Maine, sent her own Teddy Bear to Peter’s Chelsea flat with a note apologising for the hump he had acquired after all those years sitting! She had just closed down her dry goods and grocery store where her bear had sat on a shelf for over forty years. On arrival he was immediately christened ‘Delicatessen’. When Derek Granger, the producer, was looking or a ‘large and rumpled’ bear to play Aloysius, Peter’s collection was an obvious place to start and Deli was chosen. The rest is history, he was seen by millions across the world and was a huge part of why old Teddy Bears became popular to collect! We, us arctophiles, have a lot to be grateful for to Peter and Aloysius.
Lot 92
Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson of Kilburn, an oak sideboard bookcase, the top fitted with one fixed shelf and three adjustable shelves, above a panelled base with cupboards enclosing a half-depth shelf, plinth base, carved signature mouse, width 105cm, depth 47cm, height 188cm.Condition report:In excellent condition. Some splash staining to the base section (right-hand cupboard front below the latch, and also right-hand side). Some slight marks to the free shelves. No significant scratches or stains elsewhere, no splits. Colour is even throughout.
Lot 86
Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson of Kilburn, an oak double wardrobe, 1941, all over adzed panelling, halfpenny moulded top, the interior fitted with hanging rail and a three-shelf unit on the right half, raised on block feet, the wrought iron hinges and latch with allen key head screws, carved recessed mouse to the right hand side, width 121cm, depth 58cm, height 186cm.Provenance:Purchased 27th November 1941 for £23.Condition report:In very good overall condition. The rich colour is very even throughout. Some light spotting to the right hand side panelling. The left hand door has one panel (fourth row from the bottom) with a dark stain on the surface. The lower hinges are each missing one screw head. Other screw heads show slight wear. The interior has some dark staining to the base plank. The interior of the right hand cupboard has two screw holes about mid-way up where presumably an additional hanging rail/ chord has been added (for ties, for example).
Lot 109
Robin Day for Hille, a 'Hilleplan' unit B sideboard, designed 1953, walnut cased cabinet with two short drawers above two sliding cupboard doors in black and white vitrolite, the right hand section with shaped half-shelf, the left hand section with a three-quarter shelf, raised on tapering wood feet, applied label, width 137cm wide, depth 46cm, height 75.5cm.Provenance:Purchased 10th Nov 1954 from Hemming Bros (Northampton) Ltd for the sum of £26.Condition report:In very good overall condition. Top surface and sides are generally clean and free of any significant staining. The interior of the drawers and interior of the cupboards have some ink and ring staining. The drawer fronts have a little bit of movement to them, as do the handles on the doors but all remain functional. The glass doors are free of any significant chips or damage. Kick marks and scuffing to the legs.
Lot 93
Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson of Kilburn, oak sideboard bookcase, the top fitted with one fixed shelf and three adjustable shelves, above a panelled base with cupboards enclosing a half-depth shelf, plinth base, carved signature mouse, width 105cm, depth 47cm, height 188cm.Condition report:In excellent condition. Some random splash staining, including a slight mark to the top of the base section. Some slight marks to the free shelves, one with a small ring mark. No significant scratches or stains elsewhere, no splits. Colour is even throughout.
Lot 183
Ercol, a Butler's Tray Table, rounded rectangular top with cut finger holes, on tapering spindle supports joined by a gallery shelf, width 73cm, depth 44cm, height 45cm.Condition report:There are some marks and shallow indentations through use on the top surface (difficult to capture on an image as they are only really seen from certain angles). The undertier is clean and without much wear/ Solid and stable. No splits or losses to the gallery edging.
Lot 88
Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson of Kilburn, an oak panelled double wardrobe, 1970s, halfpenny moulded top, the interior fitted with hanging rail and a two-shelf unit on the right half, raised on block feet, the wrought iron hinges and latch, carved recessed mouse to the front left corner, width 121cm, depth 58cm, height 168cm.Condition report:In very good overall condition. A fairly even colour throughout. No splits. The interior is clean although is strongly odoured of mothballs. Some light marks to the top surface but unless you're taller than 6' you're unlikely to notice.
Lot 429
A REGENCY MAHOGANY PEDESTAL PARTNER'S DESK CIRCA 1815 With solid ash drawer linings, The frieze drawers above one cupboard door opening to four fitted drawers, the left hand cupboard opening to vertical divisions, the opposing side with a large leather inset slide above a pair of cupboard doors, each fitted with a single shelf 88cm high, 155cm wide, 105cm deep Provenance: Purchased by the vendor from Ardgowan Antiques
Lot 503
Y A REGENCY ROSEWOOD AND BRASS INLAID BREAKFRONT SIDE CABINET CIRCA 1820 The brass grille and silk pleated doors opening to adjustable shelved interiors 91cm high, 168cm wide, 45.5cm deep Condition Report: Cabinet with the marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Some minor old chips and splits. Some sun fading to timber in areas. One shelf to the interior of the left and door is lacking. Pleated silk panels are replacements as expected. They have some marks, wear and 'pulls' in places. Two keys present and operate all locks. Some additional dark marks and scratches to the timber in places - see images. Cabinet in generally good presentable order overall. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 414
Y A NORTH EUROPEAN ROSEWOOD, EBONY AND IVORY MARQUETRY CABINET ON STAND PROBABLY ITALIAN, MID 19TH CENTURY The doors enclosing a shelf, the stand with a frieze drawer, the figures including George and the dragon 153cm high, 107cm wide, 47cm deep Provenance: Bonhams London, Fine European Furniture, Sculpture and Works of Art (20017), 9th December 2010, Lot 60 (£6,000 incl. BP) Property of a Gentleman, London Please note, Dreweatts have applied for a de minimis exemption certificate for the ivory in this lot (Ref: H3CV5DZF)
Lot 542
A LARGE PAIR OF ORMOLU AND CUT GLASS WALL LIGHTS FRENCH OR RUSSIAN, LATE 19TH OR EARLY 20TH CENTURY Of oval panel form, with ormolu laurel leaves framing mirror backed panels, each with bracket of basket form with facetted cut glass drops and sunflowers each approximately 115cm high, 42cm wide, 20cm deep Provenance: Purchased from Mallett, 1998. Similar mirror sconces hang on the staircase of the Pushkin Palace, Moscow Please note the description has been updated and differs from the printed catalogue. Condition Report: Saleroom Notice: Please note the description has been updated and differs from the printed catalogue. A LARGE PAIR OF ORMOLU AND CUT GLASS WALL LIGHTS FRENCH OR RUSSIAN, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY It has been suggested that these may be French- and slightly later in date. Each has 4 electric lights to interior- beneath later demi-lune drop in shelf panels. Some old damages and wear to drops- the sides showing some evidence of shrinkage and wearELECTRICAL GOODS. These are sold as decorative items only and if bought for use must be checked over for compliance with safety regulations by a qualified electrician before use. Please see additional images for visual references to condition which form part of this condition report. All lots are available for inspection and Condition Reports are available on request. However, all lots are of an age and type which means that they may not be in perfect condition and should be viewed by prospective bidders; please refer to Condition 6 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers. This is particularly true for garden related items. All lots are offered for sale "as viewed" and subject to the applicable Conditions of Business for Buyer's condition, which are set out in the sale catalogue and are available on request. Condition Report Disclaimer
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