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Lot 484
Marsh, Jones & Cribb, late Kendell & Co., a Victorian rosewood corner shelf, the shaped panels with thumbnail border, brass hooks stamped 1 1/4, 550, makers label hand written No. 2024, Workman's name Pearson. Marsh, Jones & Cribb were renowned cabinet makers in the Victorian era, ranging from Gothic to simple Arts and Crafts designs. They began as cabinet makers, c.1850 in Leeds as Marsh & Jones, they later expanded to Cavendish Square, London where Soho cabinetmaker, Henry Humphries Cribb sent his son to serve his apprenticeship. After he had finished his apprenticeship in c.1867 he was offered a partnership in the company leading to the new name of Marsh, Jones & Cribb. J. Kendell & Co. were cabinet makers from Leeds, c. 1783 - 1840, and who?s craftsmanship is seen to be on a par with that of Gillows.
Lot 588
Mixed collection of books, some first editions, to include The Old Man and Mr Smith, by Peter Ustinov, first edition, London: Michael O'Mara, 1990, signed by the author, hardback, well-preserved with dust-jacket; Love of Seven Dolls, by Paul Gallico, first edition, London: Michael Joseph, 1954, signed by the author, hardback, well-preserved but slight wear to d.j., some shelf-lean; Shooting an Elephant, by George Orwell, first edition, London: Secker and Warburg, 1950, contents generally good but lacking d.j., cloth discoloured, wear to endpapers; Menagerie Manor, by Gerald Durrell, first edition, London: Rupert Hart-Davies, 1964, bearing armorial bookplate for Sir Val Duncan, pasted photograph to ffep, good with some pale spotting and light wear to d.j.; The Darling Buds of May, by H. E. Bates, first edition, London: Michael Joseph, 1958, good with light wear to headcaps, offsetting to endpapers, wear to d.j.; My Uncle Silas, by H. E. Bates, illustrated by Edward Ardizzone, first edition, London: Jonathan Cape, 1939, good with some wear/loss to d.j., and others, condition varied as found (32)
Lot 343
A 1920's Globe Wernicke Co Ltd library stacking book case, being a stack of three shelves with cornice and base, each shelf section having fall front glass fronts and metal handle, Ivory label with "Globe Wernicke Co Ltd, London" to the top bookcase. 115cm H x 87cm W x 27cm DGlobe-Wernicke was first established in 1899 when Otto Wernicke, owner of Wernicke Furniture Co bought the Globe Company. Globe Wernicke had factories building furniture in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France and Germany. Condition Report:In good overall condition with signs of scratches to the top and signs of loss to the side of the shelf.
Lot 435A
An early 20th Century grain varnished pine farmhouse table, single rectangular top above a frieze shelf, raised on block taper legs on later castors. 75cm H x 224cm W x 61cm DProvenance: Content of St Mary's Abbey, Colwich. This item is located at the Abbey.Condition Report: Good overall condition with general scuffs and scratches, later castors fitted and small splits to the top.
Lot 477a
A mid 18th Century George II/III oak livery cupboard, circa 1760, moulded cornice over two arch panel doors flanked by fluted columns enclosing later shelf and clothes rail with turned hangers, moulded on an arrangement of four false drawers with period brass handles and escutcheon flanked by fluted columns, raised on bun feet. 194cm H x 138cm W x 48cm DCondition Report:Good overall condition with later shelves and clothes rail.
Lot 449
A Louis XV revival Français Kingwood and gilt mounted etargere, serpentine/cartouche shaped, two tier shelves united by hexagonal supports with serpentine foliage scrolling apron on each shelf, raised on cabriole knee mounted supports on castors. Early 20th Century 69cm H x 68cm W x 41cm DCondition Report:Good overall condition with later castors.
Lot 686
Pullman, Philip. His Dark Materials. Signed trilogy. Northern Lights, 1995; The Subtle Knife, 1997; The Amber Spyglass, 2000. First editions, Subtle Knife a second issue, London: Scholastic. Each book signed by the author in blue ink on title. Octavo, publisher's cloth lettered in gilt, complete with dust-jackets. Northern Lights with first issue dust-jacket: 'Point' on spine; 7-9 Pratt Street address on rear inner flap. Contents very good, clean, bright; some light handling marks and tiny scuffs to outer edges of text-blocks; bindings good and solid with slight shelf-lean and light bumping to headcaps; dust-jackets lightly knocked at edges/headcaps with faint wear at corners; Northern Lights with slight wear to dust-jacket at bottom of spine (3)
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