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Memento Mori painting of Catherine of Siena depicted with Crown of Thorns and Stigmata, Oil on canvas. Table to the left is laid with a Crucifix, Skull and white Lilies. Symbols of the Crucifixion, Death and Purity of Jesus respectively. Housed in Giltwood Frame. Signs of overpainted to areas of frame with losses also noted. Painted has suffered heavily from craquelure from age, small areas of flaking also noted. Viewing is advised. Size incl. frame, Height: 105cm Width: 127.2cm Depth: 4.5cm
Cheney England cutlery canteen table with green tooled leather top on Cabriole legs. The contents comprising a 126 piece service by Sheffield Cutlery England in silver plated stainless steel. Some tarnishing and scratching to cutlery. Scratches and wear also to the wood and leather top. Height: 56.5cm width: 77cm depth: 47cm
An Edwardian mahogany breakfront writing table, circa 1910, crossbanded and marquetry inlaid, triple frieze drawers, a single panelled cupboard to each pede-stal, serpentine undertier to the kneehole, baluster turned legs terminating in brass cappings and castors, 74cm high, 145cvm wide, 59cm deep
An Edwards & Roberts satinwood oval boudoir table, circa 1900. of Louis XVI design, gilt metal fretwork gallery, crossbanded, marquetry inlaid and strung throughout with a central musical trophy to the top, a short over a deep drawer with gilt metal loop handles, stamped maker's name, on French cabriole legs, 75cm high, 70cm wide, 46cm deep, (key)
A Victorian fitted dressing case, of rounded rectangular form in brass bound coromandel, with recessed side carrying handles, the interior with amethyst coloured velvet lining, two cantilever trays containing six round and ten rectangular hobnail cut glass containers all with sterling silver-gilt tops decorated with applied initials in turquoise and seed pearls, 'MIB', by William Neal and hallmarked, London 1870, ensuite with a matching hallmarked silver-gilt medicine spoon and double-ended scent bottle, also including a gilt metal manicure set, sewing set, horseshoe-shaped boudoir clock, hand mirror, two smaller dental mirrors, in addition to a dressing table mirror which is recessed into the interior of the hinged cover and accessed by depressing the push-button release, a further two leather-lined drawers are accessed with push-button release, with key, height 23.5cm, length 30.5cm, width 40cm approx
A Staffordshire figure of a Greenwich Hospital pensioner, circa 1850, modelled as a seated sailor with peg leg, dressed in naval uniform and tricorn hat, his right arm leaning on a lion claw-footed table holding a jug, his left raising a mug, polychrome enamel painted with gilded detail, mounted on a white, circular, gilt-lined base, 21cm high.Note: Figure titled ‘The Sailor safely moored in Greenwich Hospital’ manufactured by the Alpha factory, Harding, Victorian Staffordshire Figures, Book 1, 236.
Gordon Russell of Broadway, a 1960s walnut and crossbanded dining suite, comprising a sideboard with a central bank of three drawers flanked by a cupboard on either side, on tapered block legs, 141cm wide, 49cm deep, a matching extending dining table with an extra leaf and a set of four dining chairs, green wool seats, and backs (6)
Harry Powell for James Powell and Sons, Whitefriars, an Arts and Crafts glass flower vase, circa 1885, plain waisted cylindrical form, polished pontil, 16cm highNote: in the tradition of Gertrude Jekyll's Munstead flower glasses, the Whitefriars glassworks continued to embrace the Ruskin and Morris philosophy of simplicity and function above ornamentation, in the late 19th century, pioneering the production of utilitarian yet decorative vases which would accentuate rather than compete with the aesthetics of the contents. Philip Webb and T G Jackson's table glass of the 1860s and 70s paved the way for this style of domestic glass. The vase shape is also seen in smaller ribbed drinking glasses and as vases for the King of Siam dinner service and the motto engraved vases, cf. Evans, W. et al. 1995, Whitefriars Glass, London: Museum of London, p.80 fig.80; See Jackson, L. 1996, Whitefriars Glass, Richard Dennis, p.109 pl.49 for similar examples of this design pattern 910.
An Edwards & Roberts mahogany bowfront writing table, circa 1900, of Sheraton revival design, marquetry inlaid, crossbanded, and strung throughout, military trophy inlay to the top, central frieze drawer flanked by a bank of short drawers to each pedestal with brass handles and escutcheons, stamped maker's mark, turned toupie feet, 82cm high, 100cm wide, 53cm deep, (key)
A Chinese black lacquered and gilt games table, Qing Dynasty, inverted top decorated with gilt figures in traditional costume, detachable mother of pearl chess board and backgammon board below, frieze drawer, bird-cage attachment, baluster support, tripod base with dragon feet, 75 by 87cm
Peter Rolfe (British, 1942), a birds-eye maple dressing or writing table, in the Art Deco style, of oval form, ebony strung, a retractable looking glass and jewellery compartment to the top activated by the central frieze drawer, flanked by an interspaced bank of four short drawers to each pedestal, one drawer bearing maker's and Worshipful Company of Furniture maker's discs, 74cm high, 140cm wide, 82cm deep, with a matching circular stool with upholstered seat, (with fire safety certificate) (2)
A Staffordshire figure of a Greenwich Hospital pensioner, circa 1850, modelled as a seated sailor with peg leg, dressed in naval uniform and tricorn hat, his right arm leaning on a lion claw-footed table holding a jug, his left raising a mug, polychrome enamel painted with gilt details, mounted on a white, circular, gilt-lined base, 21cm high.Note: Figure titled ‘The Sailor safely moored in Greenwich Hospital’ manufactured by the Alpha factory, Harding, Victorian Staffordshire Figures, Book 1, 236.
An Edwardian mahogany envelope-action games table, circa 1910, marquetry inlaid, satinwood crossbanded and strung throughout, green baize lined top with carved wells, ring turned legs united by a quatrefoil undertier, outswept block legs terminating in metal castors, 91 by 91cm open
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