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Click here to subscribeA PAIR OF AMERICAN WALNUT TABLE LAMPSDAVID LINLEY Of cylindrical formEach 41cm high, excluding fittings and shadesCondition Report: Minor wear, some marks to shades.The chrome sections with some aging, one with worn chrome.Please refer to additional images for visual references to images. Condition Report Disclaimer
A SUITE OF HARDWOOD GARDEN FURNITURE20TH CENTURYComprising; a hardwood garden table, nine matching slatted chairs, four sun-loungers and related itemsGarden table 76cm high, 300cm long extended, 100cm wide; chairs 87.5cm high (18)Please note: there are four sun loungers, not as stated in the printed catalogueCondition Report: Garden table 76cm high, 200cm long not extended, 300cm long extended, 100cm wide.Accompanying chairs 87.5cm high, 60cm wide, 50.5m deep (9)Sun beds 31cm high, 64cm wide, 197cm long (4)Sofa 74cm high, 216cm long, 94cm deepAccompanying arm chairs 74cm high, 87cm wide, 69cm deep (2)Side table 30.5cm high, 89cm wide, 89cm deepThere are cream/buff seat cushions for the dining chairs, seat cushion for the sofa and seat and back cushions for the armchairs. The parasol is not in the sale. They are all made by Jo Alexander of Cambridge Condition Report Disclaimer
A CIRCULAR COMPOSITION GARDEN TABLE 20TH CENTURY With dolphin supports and a green marble top 68cm high, 88cm diameter Condition Report: The top has a number of scratchesOne dolphin extensively damaged and in two piecesOne dolphin broken and restored Condition Report Disclaimer
A PAIR OF BRONZED METAL TABLE LAMPS20TH CENTURYOf baluster form, on domed bases, the pleated shades by Robert KimeApproximately 60cm high including shadeProvenance: Supplied by Robert Kime Condition Report: Both similarly rubbed on the waisted necksShades in good condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Y A PAIR OF REGENCY ORMOLU-MOUNTED ROSEWOOD AND PARCEL-GILT CHIFFONIERSCIRCA 1805-10, ATTRIBUTED TO JAMES NEWTON, THE BASES ORIGINALLY DECORATED TO SIMULATE PORPHYRYEach with rectangular grey bardiglio marble top mounted with a single-tier mirror-backed superstructure with pierced three-quarter gallery and on trellis-filled and turned end-supports, the frieze centred by a flowerhead mount flanked by stylised anthemia, on turned part-reeded front supports with lotus-leaf head and foot, the pilaster back-supports linked by a mirror, on plinth base, lacking three back pilaster mouldings and the X-frame brass gallery to one end, the front-supports previously part-bronzed122cm high, 117cm wide, 38cm deep Provenance: Commissioned for St. James's Square, London by George Byng Esq. M.P. (d.1847) and by descent. Two Late Regency Collectors Philip John Miles and George Byng 1815-45, Christie's, London, 9 June 2005, lot 48. Purchased from the above sale by Robert Kime on behalf of Tim and Virginia Hoare (£19,833) Literature: St. James's Square 1847 Inventory, 'LARGE DRAWING ROOM a console table on rosewood plinth carved and gilt legs & pilasters statuary marble slab & silvered plate glass back -2 pier tables to correspond with console' These bookcases were originally supplied by Newton with pier mirrors and a corresponding narrower bookcase en suite, all of which are listed first in the 1847 Inventory above. The narrower bookcase remains in a Private Collection.Designed in the French-Grecian manner popularised by Thomas Hope's Household Furniture and Interior Decoration, 1807, these plinth-supported and mirror-backed bookshelves, with reeded-columnettes and galleried superstructure, relate to patterns for 'Chiffoniers' and 'Drawing Room' pier tables published in George Smith's Collection of Designs for Household Furniture, 1808, pls. 114 and 122. The flowered palmette and columnettes relate to Hope's patterns for a pedestal and a candelabrum illustrated op. cit., pls. XXI and XXII.An almost identical pair of chiffoniers, labelled by James Newton and Son, 63 Wardour Street, Soho, was sold from the collection of Maureen, Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava, at Christie's, 25 March 1999, lot 320 (£28,750), whilst a further pair of side cabinets almost en suite was sold at Christie's London, 21 April 2005 lot 209 (£36,000). Established in Wardour Street in the late 1780s by James Newton Senior, the firm of James Newton and Son specialised in the production of Regency furniture in the latest 'Grecian' taste, and their clients included the Earl of Exeter at Burghley House, Lincolnshire and the Lords Brownlow at Belton House, Lincolnshire. Newton's work is discussed by Giles Ellwood, 'James Newton', Furniture History Society Journal, 1995 (pp.128 - 205).Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Some old splits and chips. The tops and superstructures could be associated to the bases. The bases are later black painted (they were probably originally painted to simulate porphyry or were veneered). The paint has some flaking, chips, and losses. Rubbing and spotting to the surface of ormolu and gilt metal elements. Some mounts may be later associated. The mirror plates with the expected depletion, sparkle, losses, and grey areas.Mirror plates are possibly old replacements. The marble tops with chips and nibbles to the edges. Some rubbing, flaking, chips, and losses to parcel gilt elements. Elements have been re-gilded and re-freshed at some point. One chiffonier with some minor evidence of old worm to the underside of the top. Later screws securing backboards. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
A JAPANNED CARD TABLEMID 18TH CENTURY WITH LATER DECORATIONThe shaped folding top revealing a baizelined playing surface with counter-wells, on tapering supports with pad feet72cm high, 86cm high, 43cm wideProvenance: Supplied by Robert KimeCondition Report: Please note this table extends with a concertina action.Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use.Various old splits, chips, losses and cracking throughout (please see additional images)Some areas of later repaintingSome movement and separation between joined sectionsOverall of relatively solid structureThe red paint/stain to the underlying frieze may be later added.The front frieze is of beech timber, and possibly a replacement, whereas the remainder of the frieze is oakEvidence of later regluing to jointsThere is a high concentration of indented marks to the legsNo obvious evidence of repairs or splicing to legs.Some later blocks to the underlying structureDiscolouration, craquelure and staining in areas throughoutLater baize inset lifting in areas and with some stainingA pair of later hooks have been added to secure the concertina legsA pair of later hooks have also been added to secure the extended frieze (these may not be original but no have significant age).Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition.Condition Report Disclaimer
A PAINTED WOOD CONSOLE TABLEIN LOUIS XV STYLE, 19TH CENTURYThe top to simulate marble on inverted cabriole supports77cm high, 183cm long, 38cm deepProvenance: Supplied by Robert Kime Condition Report: Various marks, knocks, scratches, and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Various chips and losses (see images for details). Slight movement within frame. Four nail holes along one edge of the top from where the table was previously joined to a wall. All vacant except one which the nail remains and is folded flush against the edge of the table. There are some fragmentary losses to the areas surrounding these holes. Various areas of flaking and loss to the paint of the stretcher and end supports, revealing lighter blue paint beneath. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
ANTIQUE OAK & LATER OCCASIONAL FURNITURE - an oak farmhouse armchair and matching side chair, 88cms H, 55cms W, 43cms seat depth the carver, fret sided wall shelf, 53.5cms H, 52cms W, 13cms D, Eastern carved hardwood table, 55.5cms H, 35 x 35cms top and a reproduction mahogany wine table, 51.5cms H, 30cms diameter
VINTAGE & LATER FURNITURE PARCEL, 4 ITEMS - an oak open four shelf rack, 88.5cms H, 52cms W, 28.5cms D, oval top oak occasional table, 68cms H, 58.5 x 49cms top, painted two drawer chest with lidded top, 31.5cms H, 47cms W, 30cms D and a modern light wood effect two drawer filing cabinet, 76cms H, 40cms W, 48cms D
VINTAGE & LATER FURNITURE PARCEL, 5 ITEMS - an oak standing corner cupboard with leaded glass to the upper doors, 167cms H, 69cms W, oak drop leaf gateleg dining table, 75.5cms H, 91cms L, 44cms W closed, reproduction mahogany open bookcase with adjustable shelves, 107cms H, 105cms W, 31cms D, reproduction mahogany glass top standing corner cabinet, 108cms H, 58cms W and an Edwardian crossbanded and inlaid mahogany fall front bureau (for restoration), 96.5cms H, 69cms W, 42cms D
ONYX & BRASS OCCASIONAL FURNITURE SUITE - oval top coffee table with pierced lower frieze on four figural bust supports, 46cms H, 108cms L, 49cms W, set of three occasionals, 44cms H, 51cms W, 30.5cms D the largest and a smoking stand with dolphin supports to the base, 68cms overall H
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