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Click here to subscribeA pair of Chinese huanghuali Ming-style spindle-back armchairs, meiguiyiLate Qing dynastyWith shaped crest above curved spindle back and straight arms, the solid seat above reticulated apron raised on square stretchered supports, 94cm high x 53cm wide (2).清晚期 紅木雕明式玫瑰椅一對Condition Report: Minor scratches and indentations to the surface, a shallow crack to one wood stick to the back of one chair, otherwise good condition.
Two Chinese Canton folding fansQing dynasty, 19th centuryComprising a black lacquered fan painted to the sticks in gild with figures within a garden setting, painted to the leaves with bright colours on paper depicting a continuous figurative scene to both sides, 51cm across; another fan with pierce and carves sticks, leaves painted with figurative scenes to both sides within stylised borders, 60cm across; of the figures are made of thin ivory pieces. (2)Ivory exemption no. VVUHKW7R and 2KEMQSU8清十九世紀 折扇兩件Condition Report: The sandalwood fan with some cracking to paper along folds and near the edges - with at least three sticks having come detached and one fold having been reattached. Numerous ivory faces have been reattached.The lacquer fan with one stick broken near the handle, numerous faces and robes reattached, some tearing and rubbing to pigment, one ivory face lost. Wear along folds.
Victorian painted pine chest of drawers, two short and two long drawers, bracket feet, width 88cm, depth 50cm, height 83cm.Condition report:There have been two mdf blocks added to the underside to raise it off the ground by an additional inch from the original bracket feet. There looks to be a short split to the top extending from the left hand side under the paint. The moulded outline of the top has suffered some historic losses to the front right corner. The drawers stick a little but are generally clean and sound. Handles replaced. Mouldings to the drawer fronts added to match that of lot 382. Paint chips and flakes throughout, some other random surface marks.
A Graflex Speed Graphic 4x5 Folding Rangefinder Camera, black, body G-VG, shutter working but needs a service, rangefinder doesn't appear to be accurate with current lens, shutter curtains in good condition, ground glass G, together with a Kodak Ektar f/4.7 127mm lens, body G, shutter working on 1/50s & above, slower speeds stick, optics F-G, some haze & cleaning marks present,
A Graflex Speed Graphic 4x5 Large Format Press Camera, black, body F-G condition, damage to front door locking mechanism, internal shutter working on high tensions & speeds, stick on slower speeds, requires service, blinds in good condition, bellows G, rangefinder appears approximately accurate when accompanying lens is installed, together with a Graflex Optar f/4.7 135mm lens, body G-VG, shutter working, optics F-G, some light cleaning marks & speckling present,
A Leica IIIc Red Blind 35mm Rangefinder Camera 1941, serial no. 378090, chrome, red shutter curtain, shutter working but slow speeds all stick, RF patch good contrast with rest of view, overall view through RF window is slightly darker than expected, regular viewfinder VG, together with Leitz Summitar f/2 5cm lens, serial no. 702291, optics G, some light internal haze present & some extremely light cleaning marks to front element,
FOX - FOR FOX SAKE LP (UK ORIGINAL - FONTANA - 6309 007). A scarce copy of the debut and only LP by British group Fox; For Fox Sake (6309 007, 1070 UK stereo pressing on Fontana. Labels are bright and clean with BBC Gramophone stamps on each side. The record is in sharp Ex condition, displays a couple of hairline/ wispy paper marks. The sleeve has BBC Library removal sticker marks/residue that has caused it to stick to the inside of the PVC plastic wallet. G+ condition).
With elm seats covered with a button-on pillow. Raised on ring turned legs united by H-frame supports.84 x 45cmQty: 4Notable damage throughout. One chair with a hoop snapped off and the sticks loose. One with a stick repaired and re-broken. One missing its pillow. All with damages to the attachment of the pillow.
The first chair a naive low elbow chair with a stick back, plank seat and faux bamboo legs. Together with a hall chair, the back carved in an Italian style with a lions head mask above fruiting swags, acanthus leaves and scrollwork, a plank seat raised on turned legs.The low elbow chair 50cm wide x 47.5cm high. The hall chair 44.5cm wide x 92cm highQty: 2The elbow chair with slight gaps in the plank seat, the frame in firm condition. The hall chair with a loose back and slight wobble in the frame, evidence of repair throughout.
The stand on a tripod base with a brass collar to the top.82cm highSome historic woodworm notable particularly to one of the legs. Minor losses to the wood throughout. Item looks to be 19th century. there is wax in the top implying it may have been used as a candle stick. there may well be a screw in the top but it is very hard to see the inside clearly because of all the wax in there.
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