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Lot 548
A North European carved oak tabernacle, late 19th century, having hinged door carved with stone archway enclosing brass panel embossed with putti and swans, surmounted by a top of carved oak fashioned as rooftop with stone chimney and segmental window with weather vein, interior fitted shelf. Height 71 cm x width 37 cm x depth 22 cm.
Lot 1805
A Fine 19th c. Walnut Chiffonier of small proportions, the glazed Cabinet opening to reveal a green painted and floral stencilled shelved interior, raised on four turned and ribbon twist supports above is a single shelf with an intricate fret-cut gallery on three sides. It is believed to have been made by James Rawlings Cabinet Maker of Trowbridge for his Daughter, passing through three generations and latterly being the property of the retired Archdeacon of Norwich. 24'' wide x 50'' high x 13 3/4'' deep.
Lot 326
A 1960s Danish rosewood wall unit, possibly by Omann Jun, having twin glazed upper doors enclosing adjustable glass shelves, over open shelf, to base fitted with four recessed panelled drawers, h.191cm, w.110cm, d.48cm; together with a 1960s Danish rosewood low open bookshelf, having twin adjustable shelves, h.55cm, w.110cm, d.33cm (2)CITES Article 10: 566032/01
Lot 334
A pair of 1960s G-Plan teak low double door side cupboards, each raised on turned tapering supports, h.63cm, w.82cm, d.46cm Condition Report / Extra Information One cupboard with three surface scratches to top (the largest 13cm long). Another 16cm scratch to left hand side panel on this cupboard. Other cupboard is generally minus the scratches but there is some variance to the colour and surface patina on this example. There is one interior shelf missing also. One back panel is also loose to the top and would need re-fixing. Please see three images relating to scratches.
Lot 775
A 19TH CENTURY LADY'S ROSEWOOD WRITING TABLE, having decorative turned galleried shelf upstand, on fancy carved supports, the base section having a lift-up writing slope with four interior drawers, the carcass having concealed slide and storage drawe r, the whole supported on carved classical column uprights and acanthus scrolling feet, 111cm high x 63cm wide
Lot 939
A French kingwood, rosewood, gilt metal mounted credenza with cabouchon band above a foliate freeze and floral roundels above a pair of quarter veneered doors inset with sevres-pattern floral bouquet plaques within gilt metal scroll frames surrounded by foliate panels, enclosing a shelf and above plinth base, 110cm high x 43cm deep x 184cm wide
Lot 985
An Arts and Crafts oak sideboard probably by Wylie & Lochhead, Glasgow, the superstructure with an open shelf on tapering supports flanked by chamfered uprights carved with scrolling foliage above three drawers fitted with hammered copper and enamel set handles above three doors carved with pomegranates and on tapering legs, 197cm wide x 72cm deep x 146cm high
Lot 11
A 1960's mid century teak veneer set of ‘PS System’ shelves and cabinets. Made in Denmark. Consisting of 2 chests of drawers, a single drawer section, 3 uprights and 4 shelves. In good vintage condition with some age related wear. 162.5cm wide / 197cm high / 45cm deep (drawers) / 3 x 25cm deep shelves / 1 x 30cm deep shelf / small drawer section 30cm deep
Lot 141
Medieval Escheats for Norfolk and Suffolk.- [List of Escheats to the crown from the reigns of Henry III to Henry VI/Edward IV (1216-1460) for Norfolk and Suffolk], manuscript, 351pp. excluding blanks, in two neat legal hands in single columns (most in 1 hand), margins ruled in red throughout, slightly browned, contemporary full vellum, gilt arabesque centre ornaments on both covers, single line gilt borders, holes for ties on covers, slightly soiled, gilt spine with remains of paper labels, sm. 4to, [c. 1600].⁂ Written by a legal clerk, this work is an unusually detailed and precise listing of references to inquisitions carried out by the Crown's escheators for Norfolk and Suffolk, forming in effect an index, part at least taken from the Charter Rolls. A few references are no longer extant, i.e., from the Charter Rolls, today are extant for 11-17 (not 18), 19-26, (not 27), 28-34 etc. (not 38 & 40) Henry III.. The work comprises alphabetical lists of places arranged by regnal years with references to shelf-marks, with at end an index listing manors, chapels and abbeys and another in regnal order listing private persons."Escheats. An 'incident' of feudal law, whereby a fief reverted to the lord when the tenant died without leaving a successor qualified to inherit under the original grant. Hence, the lapsing of land to the Crown, or to the lord of the manor, on the death of the owner intestate without heirs." - OED.
Lot 254
Goudge (Elizabeth) The Little White Horse, first edition, illustrations by C. Walter Hodges, map endpapers, front free endpaper clipped, original cloth, slight shelf-lean, spine faded, dust-jacket, spine browned, spine ends and corners chipped, creasing to head and foot, rubbing and surface soiling, 1946 § Dahl (Roald) The BFG, light toning to text margins, small ink ownership inscription to front free endpaper, original boards, dust-jackets, minor chipping and creasing to head and foot, 1982 § Hill (Susan) The Woman in Black, illustrations by John Lawrence, front free endpaper clipped, original boards, dust-jacket, minor chipping to spine ends and corners, 1983, first editions; and 3 others, Dahl, 8vo (6)
Lot 259
Heaney (Seamus) Death of a Naturalist, first edition, signed by the author on front free endpaper, endpapers spotted, original cloth, shelf-lean, spine ends and corners bumped, extremities, a little rubbed and faded, 1966; [Another copy], first paperback edition, signed by the author on front free endpaper, ink ownership inscription, original stiff wrappers, rubbed and a little creased, 1969; Poems, 1965-1975, reprint, signed presentation inscription from the author with two line quotation from Blake's Auguries of Innocence to front free endpaper, minor spotting to fore-edge, original stiff wrappers, small crease to upper cover, light marking, slip-case, 1986, [Brandes & Durkan A2a; A2c]; and 10 others, Heaney, including A.L.s. from Heaney to Liam Miller, 8vo & 4to (13)
Lot 265
Le Carré (John) Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, cut signature of the author loosely inserted, jacket spine faded, 1974; The Honourable Schoolboy, cut signature of the author to title, 1977; Smiley's People, cut signature of the author to title, jacket spine faded, 1979; The Little Drummer Girl, double-signed by the author on title, slight shelf-lean, jacket spine slightly faded, 1983; A Perfect Spy, 1986; The Russia House, 1989; The Secret Pilgrim, 1991; The Night Manager, 1993; Our Game, cut signature of the author to title, 1995; The Tailor of Panama, 1996; Single & Single, 1999; Sarratt and the Draper of Watford, 1999; The Constant Gardener, 2001; Absolute Friends, 2003; The Mission Song, 2006; A Most Wanted Man, 2008; Our Kind of Traitor, 2010; A Delicate Truth, 2013; A Legacy of Spies, 2017; [Another copy], one of 250 copies, slip-case, 2017, first editions, first printings, all signed by the author unless where mentioned, original cloth, all but the last with dust-jackets, excellent or near-fine copies, 8vo (20)⁂ A superb and unbroken run of the author's works from the first book in the Karla Trilogy to last year's A Legacy of Spies. Including the rare first printing of Our Game, designated for UK export and airport bookshops due to the author's dislike of the jacket design.
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