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Lot 2152
A FRENCH GILT METAL MOUNTED AND ONYX TOPPED JARDINIERE STAND, the square top with pierced brass gallery above a frieze applied with Vitruvian scroll, raised on fluted legs joined by a shelf stretcher terminating in splayed feet. 80cm high, 30cm squareThe absence of a Condition Report does not imply that a lot is without imperfections. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale.Gilt metal rubbed in parts. Gilt metal mounts coming away on shelf. Few surface marks and scratches. Legs sound.
Lot 2185
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CORNER WASHSTAND, the top shelf with cut-outs for bowls and now glazed over, the middle shelf with short drawer flanked by a pair of dummy drawer fronts, raised on splayed square-section legs joined by a wavy T-shaped stretcher. 104cm high, 55cm wide; together with ANOTHER GEORGE III MAHOGANY CORNER WASHSTAND (2)
Lot 2246
A GEORGIAN OAK SPOON RACK, with arched top and two tiers for hanging, the base with open box; together with A VICTORIAN MINIATURE CHEST OF DRAWERS, with two short over two long drawers; and AN ARTS AND CRAFTS METAL-MOUNTED HANGING CUPBOARD, the interior with shelf and two drawers, the door with metal tree-form hinges. (3) Spoon rack 56.5cm high
Lot 922
A late Regency/early William IV mahogany buffet; the three-quarter galleried top with large gadrooned mushroom-style finials above two further shelves, the middle shelf with two half-width drawers, with reeded turned uprights in Gillow's style and based on short turned legs terminating in castors (105cm wide x 43.5cm deep x 114cm high)
Lot 948
A Regency period gentleman's mahogany and boxwood-strung compactum; the inverted breakfront cornice above two panelled doors enclosing a shelf, with five full-width graduated drawers below flanked by gadrooning, panelled cupboard left and right, raised on shaped bracket feet (231cm wide x 63cm deepest x 183 high)
Lot 504
A 19th century mahogany, chequer strung and mother of pearl inlaid table display cabinet; the hinged glazed top folding back to reveal a central front mahogany frame with oval glass and lifting vertically for removal, mahogany frame with glass top, sides and front and glass shelf raised on four heavily cast brass feet modelled as animal paws upon squat bun undersides (47.5cm high x 42.5cm at widest point to tip of brass feet)
Lot 866
A 19th century marble-topped pier cabinet; two glazed doors below a gilt frieze decorated with scrolling foliage and flanked by two outset corners with columns, the glazed doors headed with gilt roundels in relief, raised on plinth base (marble broken on the corner and cracked across the top) oval paper maker's label to back 'Kennard Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, Appraiser & Undertaker 19 Grand Parade, St Leonards' (140cm widest x 35cm deepest x 108cm high)The marble is broken on the corner and cracked across the top (see image). Overall the piece is reasonable; there is quite a lot of scratching of paint away on the bottom of the plinth on the outset corners commensurate with age; there is some discolouration to the sides, on the left-hand return there is a little bit composition moulding away, similarly so on the top on the left hand top, approx. 1 inch away; the original velvet lining the shelves has lightened significantly with some staining, mostly to the top shelf, some of the central applied gilded decoration to the plinth is away, there are vertical paint cracks on the doors mostly to the upper section of the frame; there are pieces of applied moulding missing in places, in the Auctioneer's opinion this would not take too much to rectify. The item came privately.
Lot 870
A very fine 19th century Aesthetic Movement circular satinwood, amboyna cross-banded and walnut occasional table, the circular top exhibiting fine specimen wood marquetry decoration of a swallow in flight above fuchsias and a small butterfly, with three angular faux-bamboo satinwood legs united by a circular dished walnut undertier (41cm diameter x 52cm high)The item has been entered privately and appears in very good overall condition with no major problems noted; the marquetry on the circular top (although a little faded commensurate with age) is very fine and is on satinwood with an amboyna edge with further stringing. The under shelf appears to be very sturdy and is original with a good and high configuration; legs are well and no breakages or restorations noted. Some scuttering and scratches to lower part of the leg commensurate with age. The legs all appear to be original; there is an historic approx.. 3-inch crack to the underside of the pine disk which also runs on slightly further; one further crack is also noted; also 2-inch crack to the circular under tier emanating from the edge of the rim to where the bowl actually starts to deepen. The top exhibits minor surface scratches which the Auctioneer advises could probably be sorted with a minimum of effort by a professional restorer.
Lot 14
A Japanese hardwood and ivory shodana, Meiji Period, by Shoso Kosen, bearing two character signature and red seal, with various shelves, cupboards, recesses and drawers inlaid in ivory, bone, mother of pearl and lacquer with numerous animals, insects, flower and family subjects including children, gardeners, a smoking man sat on faggot bales, a mother with two children, the stem of a large blossom on a basketweave ground, praying mantis, rhinoceros beetle, sparrows and quail on openwork base, height 144cm, width 125cm, depth 40cm.Provenance: from the deceased estate of a private collector, The Lizard, Cornwall. Condition report:The numerous images show the condition. Of the fourteen pictorial panels to the sides, front and inside the hinged doors only one minor loss of the tip of a bamboo blade is noted. To the gallery at the back of the centre shelf there are two missing pieces from the ivory capping rail. Otherwise there is a missing roundel/Mon to a shelf side rail.The four crouching ivory beasts are present as are the top ivory caps. All carved ivory door and drawer knobs are present.The back is finished.There are numerous breaks, mends and joint movements to the woodwork mostly visible from the back. Inside a sliding door is a label referring to expertise from these rooms. We understand the cabinet was acquired in Hong Kong in the 1960's by the deceased collector along with several other pieces from this estate.
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Lot 5882
Cartography - Bowles's Post-Chaise Companionl or, Travellers (sic) Directory through England Wales [...], The Second Edition, Corrected, and greatly Improved; with Additions, two-volume set, London: Printed for the Proprietor Carington Bowles [...], 1782, copperplate printed, pp: [2] (blank), two-page map, xv, [1], road maps 1-100 on 50 sheets, [5], [3] (blanks); [4] (blanks), [2], road maps 101-200 on 50 sheets, 191-243, [2] (advert), [3] (blank), contemporary green-stained calf, flat spines with gilt-lettered morocco square and oval pieces, gilt horizontal bands, 8vo, [2] Provenance: 1) contemporary ink MS shelf numbering, Q-1, to each pastedown; 2) Emily Spike, June 13th 1840, The Gift of her Father, ink MS dedication inscription to each flyleaf.
Lot 154
Traité des Arbres et Arbustes qui se Cultivent en France en Pleine Terre. Vol II only. 1755, 4to, first edition, half-title, 3 folding engraved plates, 111 woodcut plates, numerous engraved illustrations, generally a clean copy, contemporary mottled calf, spines gilt with red morocco label (one lacking), a little rubbed; RAPIN (Rene) Hortorum libri iv..., first edition, Paris 1665, 4to, title with engraved device, engraved frontispiece, head and tail-pieces and initials, light marginal staining, contemporary ink inscription to front free endpaper, engraved bookplate and shelf-label of The Hirsel Library on front pastedown, worn contemporary sprinkled calf with upper board detached (2)
Lot 24
THE BEATLES AND ASSOCIATED LP & CD BOX SETS. A smashing selection of 6 box sets. Titles include The Beatles - Get Back Journals (11 LP multi-coloured box-set, sadly doesn't include the poster. Slip case is in Vg+ condition, some light edge shelf wear and a small sticker on the cover. Records are generally Ex to Ex+/ Archive). George Harrison ?– All Things Must Pass (EAS-67107~9, 1977 Japanese pressing on Apple Records. Contains all inserts and the obi and a bonus lenticular promo image from 2001. Box has some light edge shelf wear with 2 small stickers on the cover. Records are in Ex - Ex+/ Archive condition). The 1967 Pepper Sessions (CD LP-sized box set that includes 48 page booklet, a facsimile stand up of a signed gnome that was too be used on the original cover and a certificate stating this is No. 0823 of 3500 produced. Box is in Ex condition with a small sticker on the cover). John Lennon - Imagine (CD box set includes booklet and newspaper. Box is in lovely condition with very little shelf wear and a small sticker on the cover. CD is still factory sealed). Various ?– All This And World War II (2T-522, 1976 US 2 LP box set, slip-case has had the bottom right corner cut, includes booklet. Records are Vg+). The Beatles - On Compact Disc (CID 10, includes a CD with of interviews, one of 500 made).
Lot 27
THE BEATLES - THE BEATLES SINGLE COLLECTION (BSCP 1). The Beatles - The Beatles Singles Collection (BSCP1, 1982 UK pressing on on Parlophone. Box set includes 26 7" singles in picture sleeves, 1 picture disc, an insert that states all release dates, recording dates and highest chart position. Records appear to be in Ex+/ Archive condition. Box is VG+ with a little shelf wear around the edges).
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