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Lot 1992
GEORGE IV POLLARD OAK CHIFFONIER, the two shelf superstructure with brass three quarter galleries and supports, the base with a central fitted drawer with adjustable, leather covered writing surface flanked by two candle drawers above a pair of doors flanked by columns, height 136cm, width 92cm, depth 50cm
Lot 402
ROWLING (J K) Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, first edition, first impression 1999, first state with copyright 'Joanne Rowling' [later changed to 'J. K. Rowling'] and with line break on p.7, very slightly toned, light shelf marks to text block edges, spine ends lightly worn No names or inscriptions.
Lot 467
George III oak dresser base, three plank top above three drawer frieze, each drawer with cross-banding, replacement bail handles and steel locks, three gun barrel turned foreleg supports, pot shelf, shaped frieze, inlaid with three bog oak and holly Shropshire stars, width 206cm (81"), depth 50cm (20"), height 86cm (34").Condition report: Central door with replacement cross-banding, all drawers with replacement handles, one plank of wood replaced to pot shelf.
Lot 469
George III oak dresser, three shelf plate rack with back board, two plank top base with three drawers, cock beading, replacement handles, steel lock, all standing on four square section tapering legs, width 180cm (73"), depth 50cm (20"), height 210cm (83").Condition report: Good colour, replacement handles.
Lot 148
Thomson (Hugh).- Austen (Jane) Pride and Prejudice, frontispiece, title, illustrations, initials, and decorations by Thomson, ownership inscription to front free endpaper, contents separating a little, lower hinge splitting, original green cloth, attractively gilt, g.e., a little bumped at spine ends and worn at fore corners, some cockling and creasing to backstrip, superficial split to upper joint at head, a little shelf-lean, upper board cocking, 8vo, 1894.
Lot 254
Marillier (H.C., editor) The Early Work of Aubrey Beardsley, 1899 § The Later Work of Aubrey Beardsley, 1901 § Hind (C.Lewis, editor) The Uncollected Work of Aubrey Beardsley, 1925, Haldane McFall's copies, second inscribed to him by his wife, first and second with his pictorial bookplate by Edward Gordon Craig, last with bookplate ?to his own design, half-titles, frontispieces and plates, some colour, captioned guards, a few pencil inscriptions, some soiling, first most ff. detached, others a few detached, original pictorial cloth, stamped in colours, edges uncut, soiled and marked, spines darkened, shelf-lean, 4to (3) ⁂Chambers Haldane Cooke McFall (1860-1928) artist, novelist, biographer, author of books and essays of art criticism: friend and associate of Beardsley, Edward Gordon Craig, and Claude Lovat Fraser.Inscription: "Haldane | With his Wife's love | July 24th 1909".
Lot 10
A Victorian Aesthetic burr amboyna octagonal table on turned legs united by a galleried shelf stretcher, a late 19th century circular stick stand with enamelled drip tray, an Oriental black lacquered nest of two tables inlaid with scenes in mother of pearl and an early 20th century carved oak triple-column wash stand on tripartite platform base, height 76cm (4).
Lot 282
An 18th century Dutch burr walnut armoire, with elm banding, the twin arched cornice with three leaf and scroll carved vase holders, above a pair of doors with scroll, leaf and shell outline mouldings enclosing a shelf and three drawers, above two short and two long ripple moulded drawers, with scroll angles and bun front feet, 228.5cm high, 190cm wide, 65.2cm deep.
Lot 693
A red japanned and giltwood cabinet on stand in early 18th century style attributed to Tibbenham of Ipswich, decorated with chinoiserie scenes, with a pair of doors enclosing a shelf, the stand carved with scrolls, leaves and with shell pendants, early 20th century, 144cm high, 90cm wide, 48.2cm deep.
Lot 134
A late 17th century Flemish oak cupboard, the moulded cornice above a frieze carved with scrolling leaves, above a pair of doors decorated with strapwork panels enclosing a shelf, the base with a pair of conforming doors above a drawer and with carved corbels, on bun feet, 182.7cm high, 145cm wide, 64cm deep.
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