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Click here to subscribeA late Victorian 20thC walnut overmantel mirror, with a swan neck pediment, above a carved frieze, and a shelf on turned supports with two mirrored plates to the back, the main shaped plate with a bevelled edge flanked by leaf and flower carvings with D shaped brackets, 137cm high, 151cm wide.
An early 18th Century crossbanded and feather banded walnut bureau bookcase, the shelf and drawer interior enclosed by a pair of shaped recessed quarter panel moulded edge doors below a cornice over two pull out candle slides above an interior fitted with eight drawers centred by a cupboard enclosed by a geometric inlaid fall, over a two sectional base of two short and three long cock beaded drawers, later brass fret drop handles and bracket feet, height 227cm x depth 39cm x width 97.5cm.
An early 20th century carved oak French dresser with 5 cupboards and 2 drawers. 2 drawer, 2 door cupboard base with interior shelf, raised on bun feet. 3 door cupboard top with column detail, highly carved door fronts & 2 adjustable interior shelves. Galleried top with carved finial detail. Approx. 256cm tall x 140cm wide x 55cm deep.
An 18th century and later walnut crossbanded and featherbanded kneehole desk The rectangular quarter-veneered top above a baize lined slide and a frieze drawer; above an apron drawer and recessed cupboard door enclosing a shelf; flanked by three drawers to each side, on shaped bracket feet, with restorations, 75cm wide, 47cm deep, 78cm high.
A mahogany bookcase, 19th century, the cornice with Greek key pattern, above geometric astragal glazed doors, with cupboards beneath, 174cm wide, 44cm deep, 255cm highCondition report: Top of the base split. Splits to the sides. One shelf split. Gilt metal escutcheon loose, the other off but present. General knocks, wear and surface marks commensurate with age.
A near pair of Liberty style Moorish oak side tables, circa 1910, each with a hexagonal top over a shelf, raised on ring turned supports, with carved arabesque aprons, 56cm wide, 48cm deep, the other 53cm wide, 46cm deep, both 70cm highCondition report: One with a split to the top. Both with scuffs, scratches and marks. Some knocks to the tops. One with split to one of the aprons.
A pine waterfall bookcase, 19th Century, with two drawers to the base, 81cm wide, 45cm deep, 106cm high, together with a small pine wall shelf, 60cm wide (2)Condition report: shelf with old splits, scratches and knocks, wall shelf split in several places with old repairsNo evidence of woodworm.
A Victorian rosewood whatnot, each rectangular shelf raised on six baluster supports, with a base drawer, on squat bun feet, 38cm wide, 45cm deep, 94cm highCondition report: Splits and repairs to some finials. Knocks, splits, wear and repair throughout. Top slightly bowed. Joints wobbly. One foot broken, with the broken piece present.
A Victorian burr walnut shaving stand, with an oval mirror, a pair of candle scones, a drawer to the shelf on fret cut tripod supports, 166cm highCondition report: Fair used condition. Colour and patina good. Some knocks - column that holds the mirror has been spliced. Some issues to the veneer on the central stand.
The Franklin Mint Le Cordon Bleu 'Country Life' lidded tureen, formed as a duck atop a basket of vegetables, 23cms high; along with a Franklin Mint 'La Soupiere Provencal' lidded tureen and plate, similar Franklin Mint two branch candelabra, a Franklin Mint porcelain wall clock and 7 Le Cordon Bleu condiment jars on miniature wall mounting display shelf.
Seventeen volumes of The Temple Bible, contained on a book shelf; along with a collection of various books including The Borough of South Shields by G.B. Hodgson; New Popular Educator by Hammerton; The Boys Own Annual Volume Sixty 1937-38; The Old Curiosity Shop by Charles Dickens and other books.
A Maple & Co. demi lune mahogany side cabinet, the shaped top with carved edge above a central frieze drawer and a panelled cupboard door decorated with Prince of Wales feathers and enclosing a single shelf raised on square tapering legs, with harebell appliques and terminating in spade feet, 101 x 117 x 61cms.
GORDON RUSSELL SIDEBOARD - DOUBLE HELIX designed by David Booth and Judith Ledeboer in 1953, made in mahogany and veneered in Bombay rosewood, cut to reveal white birch. With internal drawer and shelf, and with plaques for Gordon Russell, Broadway, and retailers plaque for Newbery & Spindler, Bristol. 121cms across, 84cms high *As this is veneered in Indian rosewood (Dalbergia latifolia), it does not require a licence to sell in auction. If sold and exported outside of the EU the buyer would need to acquire a CITES Export Licence.
Raymond Campbell (b.1956) still life with wine bottles, fruit, cheese and a candlestick on a shelf, oil on panel, signed lower right and dated 2008, 49.5cm x 59.5cmCondition report: Set within an ebonised wrigglework frame, with minor marks, the painted surface with very minor dirt, otherwise in good condition
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