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Lot 3100
Veuve Clicquot Brut Champagne (one bottle), G.H. Mumm Champagne (one magnum), Domaines Ott 1984, still white wine (one bottle), Rasteau Côtes du Rhône Vilages 2001 (one magnum), Atrium 2001 Cahors (one magnum), Tour Des Chenes 2002 Lirac (one magnum), Domaine De Montine (one magnum) (7)The Mumm and Veuve Clicquot with damage to the foil, corks look ok, all magnums with moisture damage to the labels, no garauntee of contents
Lot 228
ASSORTED FURNITURE including TWO PAIRS OF MODERN WALNUT OCCASIONAL/BEDSIDE TABLES. of cube form, largest 55 x 55cms, MODERN FRENCH-STYLE CREAM PAINTED BEDROOM SUITE, comprising single bed, dressing table, Long John stool, painted side chair and tall bookcase, MODERN TWO-SEATER SETTEE, upholstered in green & ivory floral fabric, castors, 152cms wide (back with wine stain, overall faded), two-tier walnut trolley, oval cross banded coffee table, French-style side table, nest of occasional tables and magazine rack, two bedroom chairs, small caned Windsor chair, two modern oak stools / tables, tripod standard lamp table, embroidered picture with loose fitted legs (22 total)
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Lot 268
A Chinese porcelain bell shape wine cup, painted with a lotus flower against a blue ground, 8cm dia; a wine cup with flaring silvered rim, painted with a recumbent red stag beneath a fruiting peach tree, 7.2cm dia; and a set of five octagonal tea bowls, painted with a variety of flowers, 5.7cm dia, all items with stamped four character Tongzhi markOne octagonal bowl has a curvilinear hairline crack around most of the base. All other items are in good condition with no obvious visible faults.
Lot 348
A Regency dish topped circular mahogany wine table with an urn column and inverted sure supports terminating in spade feet. 48 cm diameter x 72 cm high. Together with another smaller circular dish topped mahogany tripod wine table and a Victorian Gothic oak altar stool with carved and pierced lancet arch frieze.Qty: 2Private London estateSome old marks to the top of the primary item.
Lot 592
An electrotype silver plate on copper charger, 19th century, probably Elkington, decorated with classical mythological scenes, with Poseidon and venus in chariots, 40.5cm dia; a pair of Dutch silver armorial spoons, each surmounted by a single masted boat, 22cm; an assayed silver dressing table box; an assayed silver butter dish frame; and a pair of silver plate on copper wine bottle coasters, 13cm dia
Lot 344
A large Royal Dux ewer, cobalt blue and gilt borders, painted with flowers in blue; together with a continental porcelain jar and cover, surmounted by four bacchanalian cherubs making wine, a Meissen style table lamp base, rococo style surmounted by four figures, and a large pair of continental porcelain figural lamps of Aphrodite and Cupid (5)
Lot 359
A Mixed Parcel Of Wine And Port, to include: Château Giscours 1990 Margaux (one bottle), Château Philippe Le Hardi 1992 Aloxe-Corton (one bottle), Château La Grange Clinet 2005 (one bottle), Château de Fontenelles 2001 (one bottle), fifteen other bottles of Bordeaux, four bottles of Burgundy, Taylor's First Estate Reserve Port (one bottle), Taylor's Quint De Terra Feita 1991 Port (one bottle), and a bottle of Saint Tropez wine (26) There is no garauntee of condition on this lot, sold as seen and not subject to return
Lot 1188
Paul Stone (Contemporary)'Still Life with Garlic'Signed, titled and dated 2001, oil (not examined outside of frame), 20cm by 28cm; together with a three further works by the same artist depicting a bowl and plums,Still life depicting a pair of Chinese blue and white beakers and another depicting wine glasses and a whisky tumbler (4)
Lot 709
18TH CENTURY WINE GLASS OF JACOBITE SIGNIFICANCE,the funnel bowl wheel-engraved with the six-petal Jacvobite rose flanked by buds, on a wrythen knopped stem with drawn air bubble, circular foot, rough pontil scar, 15.2cm highCondition generally good. Light wear as per use and age, and would benefit from light clean.
Lot 713
LATE 19TH/ EARLY 20TH CENTURY CUT GLASS CLARET JUG,with faceted ovoid stopper, scallop cut rim over a diamond cut neck and wrythen moulded ovoid body to star cut foot, 21.5cm high, along with a set of three Victorian facet cut over hollow-stem wine glasses and a reproduction Georgian-type wine glass (5)
Lot 92
A REGENCY MAHOGANY SERVING-TABLE early 19th century, the rectangular top with rear gallery with anthemions, the gadrooned edge to the top above four fluted tapering columns, on a solid base with deep incurved central recess, 128cm high x 268cm wide x 80cm deepProvenance: The Earls of Lichfield, London art market, 1997. Perhaps from the Earls of Lichfield's Staffordshire seat of Shugborough where the dining-room furnishings were replaced in the early 19th century, for example a set of at least twenty-one dining-chairs in an austere Grecian design with pierced palmette in the back (NT 1270731). Interestingly, the pair of large serving-tables now at Shugborough are slightly earlier in date (c. 1790) and were transferred from Attingham Park for display at Shugborough around 1966 (NT 1270758.1-2).This serving-table or sideboard is characteristic of the types of splendid furnishings developed in the early 19th century for the adornment of classical dining-rooms. Its design conforms to a much later design published by Henry Whitaker in his Practical Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterers Treasury of Designs, 1847, where it was described as a 'Sideboard and Wine-Cooler. Elizabethan Style' while that design holds for the present piece, its detailing is very different and reflects elements of early 19th century designs published in George Smith's Collection of Designs for Household Furniture and Interior Decoration, 1808.
Lot 11
Mixed ChampagneThe Wine Society12x75cl The following 10 cases of Champagne have all been stored since in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Many of the bottles have been stored for the 5-15 years and some for 15-30 years Having selected one bottle of Champagne at Random (Moet et Chandon. Circa 1990). I can confirm that the condition is outstanding. I have always been a huge advocate of mature NV Champagne if stored properly. Obviously with a mixed selection, bottles will vary, but here is the note for the bottle of Moet we tried. A vibrant shimmering light gold colour amplified by a fine white mousse. The bubbles are soft but persevere to create a beautiful wine - , perfectly mature, brioche & a gentle caramel, with a easy going acidity holding it all together like a fine white wine, but with the sparkle of champagne. Not a hint of any oxidation. The fruit starting to hold court over the acidity. A wonderful opportunity to buy NV Champagne with added complexity. On its own or with food, this is the sort of Champagne that gets you talking about it , rather than just something to drink while talking about something else Tasted April 2022
Lot 118
1992 Chablis 1er Cru, VaillonsDomaine Raveneau1x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older white wines from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition of the wines are outstanding.
Lot 119
1997 Chablis 1er Cru, VaillonsDomaine RaveneauSome bottles have some damage to the capsule9x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older white wines from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition of the wines are outstanding.
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