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Click here to subscribeA Regency-Style Mahogany, Boxwood, Parquetry-Strung and Gilt-Metal-Mounted Two-Tier Revolving Table, circa 1900, the pierced gallery above triangular supports and central pole above a turned support with three cabriole legs with brass hairy paw feet and castors45cm diameter, 67cm highAn Edwardian Stained Beech or Mahogany Planter, early 20th century, with removable metal liner and slatted body, on splayed legs joined by a shelf35cm diameter, 91cm high (2)
A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Carved Oak Bible Box, initialled EB, the hinged lid with chip-carved border, iron hinges and clasp enclosing a small shelf, the carved panel below decorated with a guilloche border and S scrolls below78cm by 42cm by 32cmThe top section needs attention, as there is some movement in the top board; this will need nailing or glueing down. The hinged lid has a previous hinge mark to the front. Some minor splitting around the moulded base (as photographed). Some small old? wormholes.
An Early 20th Century French-Style Kingwood and Parcel-Gilt Bowfront Triple-Door Wardrobe, the reeded and arched canopy above a central cupboard door with quarter-veneered panels, enclosing a mahogany-lined interior with hanging space, shelves, two small drawers and four mahogany sliding trays, the verso of the door with a plain mirror plate, flanked by conforming bowfront cupboard doors enclosing a shelf, hanging space and a shoe rack, on a plinth base220cm by 75cm by 202cmReasonable condition, however, the wardrobe does have some scuffs and bruises, which includes the bowfront doors (as photographed). The end panels have some further scuffs. The timber to the left-hand panel is rather dry and with some small splits. The wardrobe splits into sections, the cornice is one piece, the base is another. The interior has previously been fitted with a sliding tray/shelf which is missing. The wardrobe doors are open, but there is no key. Please see further images online.
A 20th Century Red Painted Hall Cupboard, the front and sides painted with leather-bound books and shelves, the single cupboard door with moulded panels enclosing shelves, on bracket feet73cm by 46cm by 177cmPaintwork reasonable, however, with some scuffs around the door and side panels (as photographed). With key and working lock. The interior has a fixed shelf. Please see further images.
A Reproduction Black Lacquer and Gilt Painted Chinese-Style Wedding Cabinet, painted with antiquities and landscapes, the cupboard doors with brass solid hinges and a circular lockplate, enclosing a removable shelf, the base with two drawers above an arched apron110cm by 52cm by 163cmThe paintwork is rather flat and crazed, but uniform colour. Small chips and minor losses, mainly around the drawers, cupboard doors, corners and legs (as photographed).
HARRY POTTER AND THE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE (2001) - Harry Potter Wand Box and Envelope - A wand box and envelope from Christopher Columbus' fantasy-adventure film Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) received a number of letters from Hogwarts inviting him to study, which were destroyed by Vernon Dursley (Richard Griffiths), and stacks of boxes filled the shelves of Ollivanders, the shop Harry visited in Diagon Alley to purchase a wand. The sealed lid of the cardboard box features a green textured effect and an oval gold-coloured Ollivanders-branded label. There is a small metal hoop attached at one end, to make retrieval from the shelf easier. The envelope is addressed to "Mr H Potter, The Cupboard Under the Stairs, 4, Privet Drive, Little Whinging, Surrey" and features the Hogwarts coat of arms on the back, as well as a printed image of a wax seal. The Envelope is sealed shut. Dimensions (box): 36 cm x 5.5 cm x 6 cm (14.25" x 2.25" x 2.5")Estimate: £1,000 - 2,000 M Bidding for this lot will end on Saturday, November 16th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 14th, Friday, November 15th or Sunday, November 17th.
SEX AND THE CITY (T.V. SERIES, 1998-2004) - Carrie's (Sarah Jessica Parker) Bed, Bedding, Answer Phone and Books - Carrie's (Sarah Jessica Parker) bed, bedding, answer phone and books from the sitcom Sex and the City.Carrie kept her answerphone and collection of books on a shelf beside her bed in her New York apartment through the earlier series of the show. This lot, originally donated to a 2004 ACLU auction by Parker herself, who was on the ACLU Directors' Board at the time, includes a queen size bedframe and mattress, two pillows, a duvet, a duvet cover, blue and white sheets and pillow covers, a blue knitted blanket, an answer phone, and four books. The duvet cover features a blue floral design, and the mattress also bears a floral design. Two of the sheets have been autographed by Sarah Jessica Parker, and she has appended the autographs with hand-drawn hearts. The answerphone has a sticker on the bottom which reads "Carrie", and comes with its electrical cords, as well as a tape still in the cassette slot, though the electronics are untested. The four books are: Andy Warhol's Diaries, Kinsey Photographer, Sex and the City: Kiss and Tell, and William Klein's New York. Parker has autographed the copy of Andy Warhol's Diaries. Some of the bedding exhibits minor discolouration and staining, and the bedframe also exhibits staining. The answerphone shows some minor wear. Dimensions: 200 cm x 160 cm x 40 cm (78.75" x 63" x 15.75")The autographs in this lot have been professionally authenticated by expert Garry King; see notice in the Buyer's Guide.Contains electronics; see electronics notice in the Buyer's Guide.Estimate: £2,000 - 4,000 M Bidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 17th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 14th, Friday, November 15th, or Saturday, November 16th.
Paire d'encoignures en placage de satiné, bois de rose et amarante attribuées à Jacques-Philippe Carel, d'époque Louis XVA pair of Louis XV ormulu-mounted bois satiné, amaranth marquetery encoignures attributed to Jacques-Philippe Carel, mid-18th centuryEach with shaped and moulded campan mélangé marble tops above a door richly inlaid with foliate marquetry within ormolu scrolling acanthus encadrement, the interior with a shelf, enriched left and right by further scrolling foliate pierced mounts, above a shaped apron mounted with a rocaille bronze and on short cabriole legs and sabots, some ormolu mounts marked with the 'C' couronné stamp, 84cm wide, 61cm deep, 95cm high (33in wide, 24in deep, 37in high). (2).For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website
Meuble d'entre-deux en placage de satiné, bois de rose et amarante, Pays-Bas, fin du XVIIIe siècleA Dutch Neo-Classical ormolu-mounted satinwood, amaranth, tulipwood, green-stained wood and parquetry demi-lune side cabinet, late 18th centuryThe shaped banded top above a large drawer inlaid with a contrasting Greek-key motif, above a rideau-shutter concealing an interior fitted with a shelf, the panelled angles quarter-veneered inlaid and with concave fronted conforming sides, above a shaped apron and block feet, with remains of old label to the shelf inscribed: '...Marce..7../Piccots...', 99cm wide, 49cm deep, 79cm high (38 1/2in wide, 19in deep, 31in high). For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website
BLYTON (Enid): 'The Christmas Book..Illustrated by Treyer Evans..': London, Macmillan, 1944: FIRST EDITION. Publishers green cloth with dustjacket, a sharp copy with minor edge wear, 8vo: together with a quantity of misc. other books across one shelf, largely late 19th-early 20thc children's and illustrated books, to include 3 Agatha Christie Crime Club reprints, v.s (One shelf)
TRAVEL: 'The Australian Handbook (incorporating New Zealand, Fiji, and New Guinea)': Shippers and Importers Directory & Business Guide for 1893': double-page maps, full-page plates and advertisements: original black boards with advertisements in gilt, recently rebacked to match, aeg, rubbed, 8vo: together with a quantity of mixed other travel books and guides across one shelf, mainly 19thc publications, various bindings and sizes. (One shelf)
ELLIS (W S): 'The Parks and Forests of Sussex..': Lewes, H Wolff, 1885: publishers green cloth gilt, light wear and marking, 8vo: LOGAN (James) 'The Scottish Gael; or, Celtic Manners, as preserved among the Highlanders..': London, Smith, Elder & Co, 1831: 2 vols, hand-coloured frontispiece and plates to both volumes, period green cloth with printed l label, recased preserving backstrips, new endpapers, 8vo: LEWIS (Richard) 'History of the Life-Boat, and its Work..': London, Macmillan, 1874: presentation copy, inscribed to Francis Clayton from author on title page: publishers blue cloth gilt, minor wear and dust, 8vo: together with 18 other books across one shelf, mixed topography. (22)
DULAC (Edmund, illustrator): 'Shakespeare's Comedy The Tempest..': London, Hodder & Stoughton, n.d (circa 1910): tipped-in colour plates, tissue guards: publishers green cloth gilt, a little bumped and frayed to extremities, 4to: together with 21 other volumes across one shelf, late 19th-early 20thc children's/illustrated books, various sizes and condition. (One shelf)
POETRY: COPE (Wendy): 'The River Girl': London, Faber, 1991: inscribed to title page 'To Richard Love, Wendy 14th May 1991': paperback, slight sunning to spine, 8vo: PAULIN (Tom) 'The Invasion Handbook': Faber, 2002. FIRST EDITION, signed by author to title page: publishers grey boards, dustjacket, VG: together with approx 68 others, mostly modern poetry, hardback and paperback, some signed, generally in very good condition. (One shelf)
CRANE (Walter, illustrator): 'Pan Pipes..a Book of Old Songs, Newly Arranged & with Accompaniments by Theo Marzials...': London, George Routledge, 1883: FIRST EDITION: publishers cloth backed decorative boards, later labelled to spine, oblong 4to: together with a second edition of same in variant binding, plus approx 40 other volumes across one shelf, largely late 19th-early 20thc children's and illustrated books. (One shelf)
PAKISTAN: small format snapshot album, British military in Kohat, Quetta, etc., circa 1920, approx 94 images with manuscript captions to borders, green cloth album with some damp marking, 8vo: with 6 other mixed photograph albums, a bundle of Ordnance Survey maps plus a file box of mixed late 19th-early 20thc photographs. (One shelf)
WEBB (Sidney & Beatrice): 'Soviet Communism: a New Civilisation?': Special Limited Edition, printed by the authors for students in the classes of the Co-Operative Union, 1935: original blue printed wrappers, stout 8vo: together with a quantity of other books and pamphlets on Russia, communism, etc., largely of same period. (One shelf)
J H KEENE: THE PRACTICAL FISHERMAN - DEALING WITH THE NATURAL HISTORY, THE LEGENDARY LORE AND THE CAPTURE OF BRITISH FRESHWATER FISH AND TACKLE MAKING, London, Bazaar Office, 1881. Rebacked with original spine covering laid on. Gilt decorative panel to front cover and spine, blindstamped centre decoration to rear cover. Text block firm, with light general foxing.Provenance: From the library of Henry Alden Sherwin (whose bookplate is on front pastedown along with his private library shelf mark). Upon Sherwin death in 1916, the library passed to his daughter Belle, sometime president of the League of Women)
A pair of Edwardian style mahogany gallery bedside cabinets, the shelf interior enclosed by a pair of crossbanded arch shaped doors on turned tapering legs, 86cm x 40cm, and an Edwardian two drawer tray top dressing chest, width 90cm. (3) Condition reports for each lot are available on our website.
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