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A 19th Century Bowfront Toilet Mirror, with painted decoration in the Adam style, 52cm by 22cm by 52cm, together with An 18th Century Oak Gateleg Table, 116cm (open) by 107cm by 69cm, A Victorian Mahogany Commode and A George II Oak Bureau, 105cm by 52cm by 111cm (4)From the Estate of Stephen Hamilton Rawlings, Scarborough.
A Group of Furniture, comprising: A Mahogany Dining Table, A Set of Seven Regency Dining Chairs, including one carver, An Edwardian Mahogany Two-Tier Plant Table, 60cm by 74cm, An Inlaid and Carved Tilt-Top Tripod Table, 60cm by 71cm, A George III Stool, with silk damask seat, A Georgian Mahogany Washstand and A 19th Century Four-Division Canterbury (13)
An Arts & Crafts Oak Hanging Corner Smoker's Cabinet, the cupboard door set with a repoussé decorated copper panel of stylised wheatsheafs, flanked by inset green enamel plaques with further stylised decoration, 38cm by 22cm by 56cm, and An Inlaid and Cross-Banded Satinwood Corner Table, 69cm by 51cm by 74cm (2)
A French Style Painted Hall Table, with marble top, 150cm by 80cm by 78cmThe marble top is not pitted. The natural formation of the marble does have a pitted look but is very smooth to the touch. Table frame is structurally sound. Paint is intentionally distressed to a very pleasing effect.
Attributed to William Tillman: A Reproduction Mahogany Breakfast Table, with circular top and tilt action, with a turned support and downswept legs terminating in brass caps and moving on castors, 92cm by 72cmVery good condition. Polish with only very minimal superficial marks. No warping and free from cracks. Clasp functionin and tilt mechanism smooth. Brasswork all original and intact.
A Royalcraft Teak Circular Slatted Garden Table, 149cm diameter by 74cm and A Set of Six Folding Garden Chairs, by the same makerOne chair splitting to one upright. Another chair splitting at the back of one of the seat rails. All the legs are weathered at the bottom. This has not been treated for bad weather. Numerous scuffs and scratches to the table.
A Collection of Assorted George III and Later Silver Flatware, including an Old English pattern table-spoon, later engraved with foliage; seven Fiddle pattern teaspoons, some variously engraved; two Old English pattern condiment-spoons; twelve various Old English pattern teaspoons, later variously engraved with foliage and a feather-edge, some with a shell bowl and various other items, weighable silver 24oz 1dwt, 748gr (qty)Fiddle pattern teapoons some with bowl dents.Whale bone toddy ladle, the handle broken away from the bowl.No other notable damage. General wear and scratches.
A Collection of Assorted Silver, comprising two Armada dishes, one engraved with a crest, each 8.2cm diameter; a cream-jug, helmet shaped and on lion-mask capped feet; a caster. 15.5cm high; a jewellery-box, the cover engraved with a name and date, 14cm wide and a silver-mounted glass dressing-table jar, weighable silver 14oz 14dwt, 457gr (qty)
A Group of Assorted Silver, Silver Plate, Gold and Other Items, the gold including a 9ct gold pen-knife and a 9ct gold pencil holder; the silver including a two-handled cup; a shaped circular dish; various silver-mounted dressing-table jars; two pencils and other items (qty)
Three Pairs of George III Silver Table-Spoons, One Pair Possibly by Thomas Tookey, London, 1781, One Pair by Solomon Hougham, London, 1811 and One Pair by Richard Crossley, London, 1793, the first two pairs each Old English pattern, each pair engraved with differing initials, the third pair single struck Threaded Old English pattern; Together With a George III Provincial Silver Table-Spoon, by Hampston, Prince and Cattles, York, 1801, Hanoverian pattern, engraved with a crest, total weight 13oz 11dwt, 421gr (7)
Three George II and One George III Silver Table-Spoons, One Maker’s Mark Rubbed, London, 1718; One by Richard Scarlett, London, Probably 1720; One Maker’s Mark SA, London, 1759 and One Maker’s Mark Probably RR, London, 1768, each Hanoverian pattern, the first two each with rattail and engraved with differing initials, the second two each with differing fancy-back bowl, each engraved with initials ‘R’ over ‘I*M’, total weight 7oz 10dwt, 233gr (4)
A George III Irish Provincial Silver Table-Spoon, by Joseph Gibson, Cork, Circa 1800, Fiddle pattern, engraved with a crest, 22.5cm long; Together With a Pair of George III Irish Silver Teaspoons, by Thomas Townsend, Dublin, 1818, Further Stamped Law, Fiddle pattern, engraved with an initial, total weight of silver 3oz 3dwt, 98gr (3)
A George III and Later Silver Table-Service, Various Maker's and Dates, each piece Old English pattern, later engraved with differing foliage and with a feather edge, comprising:6 table-spoons, two marked for York6 table-forks6 dessert-spoons6 dessert-forkstotal weight 38oz 18dwt, 1,206gr (24)
The Beatles, Leslie Bryce, nine black and white 'proof' photographs c.1964.- depicted The Beatles performing in a television studio, playing table tennis and generally having fun, most believed to be associated with a TV Special 'Around The Beatles', 28th April 1964, the photos were used as a window display at Kodak House, Kingsway, London in the mid-1960s, mounted, framed and glazed,18 x 24 inches overall.Provenance: ex-Christies Lot 72, 25th May 1995.Photos believed to be unpublished. The vendor makes no copyright claim but it will be the buyers responsibility to establish the copyright/licensing status of these items, Leslie Bryce, was a photographer for fan magazine, The Beatles Book (also known as Beatles Monthly) founded in 1963. Bryce had unrivalled access to the group and travelled the world with the band throughout the 1960s.
Gerry Anderson: Thunderbirds.- A Collection of Original Prop furniture, as used possibly? for the interior scenes of Creighton-Ward Mansion, home to Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward, her butler, Parker, and cook, Lil, comprises: a pair of upholstered wing-back chairs, one with a matching cushion and a gap in the seat area for operating a puppet, a wooden writing desk with leather top and false drawers to front, a leopard skin stool, a wooden stepladder, a pair of bookcases, two calf Savonarola style chairs, a leather desk chair with revolving seat, a smaller carved wooden chair with wicker seat, an octagonal wooden table, a wooden bureau with false drawer to front, a green cloth covered wooden bench, two wood and metal radiators, and a club fender with padded leather top. (17)Provenance: The Collection of British puppeteer, Christine Glanville (1924-1999). Glanville's long collaboration with Gerry Anderson began in 1956 as a puppet operator on the Twizzle And Torchy TV. series. She went on to design, sculpt and operate many leading characters including Four Feather Falls, Supercar, Fireball XL5, Stingray, Thunderbirds, Captain Scarlet And The Mysterons, Terrahawks and Andersons unscreenedSpace Policepilot episode.Glanville secured the stage rights to Rupert Bear from the Daily Express in the 1970s and formed The Stage Three Company, with fellow Century 21 puppeteers, Rowena White and David Ross.Glanville was a grandniece of Robert Peel Glanville Blatchford (1851-1943) socialist campaigner, journalist, and author, and her grandfather was Punch cartoonist, Montagu Blatchford.Condition Report: signs of wear from use on the productions.
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