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Lot 775
A Regency brass inlaid rosewood sofa table, the rounded drop end top over a frieze drawer flanked by brass inlaid tablets, raised on a square tapering support to a platform, on four outswept legs on brass paw castors, 71 cm high x 93 cm x 66 cm Condition Report Good original condition, numerous old surface abrasions commensurate with ageThe table is 151 cm long with the flaps open
Lot 807
A Victorian/Edwardian buttoned tan/brown leather Chesterfield sofa with brass studded detail, raised on concealed castors, 195 cm wide x 72 cm high Condition Report In heavily worn condition.Leather intact but a few areas of unstitching (arm front - below seat panel, dry in parts, dirty, some buttons perished, cat damage, surface damage and splitsOne wooden castor cover damaged/broken in half but part present.
Lot 137
RACHMANINOFF SERGEI: (1873-1943) Russian Pianist, Composer and Conductor. A good, unusual vintage signed and inscribed 12 x 11 photograph by both Rachmaninoff and his wife, Natalya Satina, individually, the image depicting the couple seated together in a contented head and shoulders pose on a sofa in a wooden panelled room. 'Signed' and inscribed by Rachmaninoff in dark fountain pen ink, in Cyrillic, to the lower photographer's mount, 'To Tatiana Mikhailovna and Aleksei Alekseevich from the “Inseparable” Rachmaninoffs', and dated 1938 in his hand. Signed ('N. Rachmaninoffa') by his wife, also in dark fountain pen ink and in Cyrillic, with her name alone to the lower photographer's mount. Some very slight silvering to the edges of the image and with some slight chipping and a few small areas of paper loss to the edges and corners of the photographer's mount, about VG The present signed photograph is dated in the same year that RCA Victor recorded Rachmaninoff and his wife playing his 4-hand piano duet, Polka Italienne, in New York. Natalya Satina (1877-1951) herself a pianist, was in fact Rachmaninoff's first cousin and they first met in 1888 whilst young music students. They were married on 29th April 1902, but not without having to first petition the Tsar to allow the marriage as they were so closely related and the Russian Orthodox Church did not permit the marriage of first cousins. The pianist, composer and conductor's works are from the late-Romantic period of classical music and some of these compositions are among the most popular in the classical repertoire. Rachmaninoff is regarded as one of the major composers of the 20th century
Lot 592
An unusual Edwardian inlaid mahogany sofa window seatThe back centred with a pierced and inlaid fan and flanked by a shield shaped back rest with scroll terminals, opposed by a Grecian style curvilinear arm rest over a padded seat and an apron inlaid with stringing raised on front cabriole legs with inlaid hare bells and stringing, with curvilinear outswept rear legs, 115x81x52cms
Lot 628
A Victorian ebonised and gilt two seater sofa The button back padded rail supported on a central lattice work panel mounted with a circular Jasper Ware Wedgwood plaque, with two outer fluted spindles above a sprung seat over a gilt embellished channelled frieze and raised on fluted tapering front legs with castors and plain rear outswept legs, 108x76x67cms
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