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Lot 360023
7 Bücher zu Design, G. Selle "Design - Geschichte in Deutschland", DuMont Verlag Köln 1987, "Bauhaus - Möbel - Eine Legende wird besichtigt", Berlin 2002, "Jaeger`s Katalog der 50er - Anonymes Design eines Jahrzehnts", Fricke Verlag Frankfurt 1988 (starke Alters - u. Gebrauchsspuren), H. Wichmann "Industrial Design, Unikate, Serienerzeugnisse", Prestel Verlag München 1985, K. Weber "Die Metallwerkstatt am Bauhaus", Berlin 1992, B. Durieux "Le Mobilier Industriel", Aubanel Verlag Genf 2009, Durieux/Hamani "Industrial Chic - Cult Furniture, Design and Lighting", Thames & Hudson Verlag London 2012, versch. Einb., Alters - u. Gebrauchsspuren, 4351 - 0020
Lot 415
A COMPOSITE SET OF EIGHT MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS IN GEORGE III STYLE LABELLED GILL & REIGATE, IN GEORGE III STYLE, EARLY 20TH CENTURY To include two pairs of armchairs, all with anthemion backs, the ivorine label 'GILL & REIGATE, LONDON, W.' an armchair 99cm high, 62cm wide, 53cm deep TOGETHER WITH TWO FURTHER SIDE CHAIRS See BIFMO, Gill & Reigate, (fl1899-1958), recorded as 'Dealers in Antique & Modern Furniture, Artistic Decorators and Upholsterers'. The firm were decorators King George V and Queen Mary was said to be a customer. They exhibited and advertised widely in publications such as Country Life and the Burlington Magazine.
Lot 131
Seventy UK 7" singles mostly 1980s New Wave, Indie, Rock, Soul and Dance, including Siouxsie And The Banshees The Passenger, The Smiths Girlfriend In A Coma, Depeche Mode Never Let Me Down Again, Blasphemous Rumours and Strangelove, XTC The Meeting Place (clear vinyl), The Cult, The Cure, The Members, Def Leppard, The Bolshoi, Duran Duran, Prince, Human League, Red Box, Talking Heads, Cry Before Dawn, U2, David Bowie, Talk Talk, OMD, Tears For Fears, Furniture, Luther Vandross, Robert Cray etc, most appear VG+ to Ex+
Lot 1742
Bugatti Thoroughbreds from Molsheim by Pierre Dumont and translated into English by Patrick Grace, 1975 first edition illustrated hardback folio in dust-wrapper, with Memoirs of a Bugatti Hunter by Antoine Raffaelli, published 1997 with many black & white photographic reproductions a hardback illustrated folio. American Bugatti Register 1979 compiled by Andre Rheault. Die Bugattis (Cars, Furniture, Bronzes & Posters), published Hamburg Museum of Art 1983 illustrated exhibition catalogue (4) Vintage car interest
Lot 567
Ironbridge Furniture - Mantis Mango Range - Two contemporary British Design mango wood furniture items. The lot to include a three drawer console table desk. The desk having a rectangular top over three wooden pull handles drawers. Raised on pedestal supports. Together with a mango wood short two shelves library bookcase. Table measures approx. 83cm x 112cm x 54cm.
Lot 579
OKA Luxury Furniture - Bath - A contemporary British design mahogany bureau writing desk. The bureau having a rectangular lift sliding top opening to reveal a writing skiver with appointed back compartments. Raised on squared supports united by shaped stretchers. Measures approx. 80cm x 75cm x 43cm.
Lot 16
A SUITE OF FRENCH CARVED GILTWOOD AND UPHOLSTERED SEAT FURNITURE LATE 19TH CENTURY Comprising a sofa and two armchairs, each with an arched padded back, part padded arms and a serpentine seat, the frames carved with foliage and rock work on cabriole legs The chairs; 106cm high, 76cm wide, 84cm deep; the sofa, 108cm high, 135cm wide, 81cm deepSaleroom Notice: Please note that the chairs are now catalogued as French and not Italian as previously shown. Condition Report: The upholstery is in good condition. Some loss of gilding to the feet. Rubbing and wear to the surface. Small amounts of old inactive woodworm. The back left left of the sofa has been re-glued.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 104
ATTRIBUTED TO GIOVACCHINO FORTINI (SETTIGNANO 1671-1736 FLORENCE) A MARBLE FIGURE OF A STANDING ECCLESIASTICAL FIGURE ITALIAN, CIRCA 1700 Possibly a depiction of St Pietro I Orseolo (928-987), a former Doge of Venice who left that office to become a Benedictine monk 77cm high, 26.5cm wide, 22cm deep Traditionally this figure was known as Saint Norbert, holding a bishop's mitre and scroll, however it has been suggested that what has been taken to be a mitre is in fact the Doge's cap, and he wears a Benedictine habit. Giovacchino Fortini was one of the most respected Tuscan sculptors of the 18th Century. He is best known for his work in the sculptural and architectural decoration of the Complex of San Firenze, where he was responsible for the interior architecture of the Church of the Filippini. His patrons included Anna Maris Luisa de'Medici, the last daughter of Grand Duke Cosimo III de Medici. Provenance: Heim Gallery, London, 1984. Mr and Mrs David Wheeler Bought in these rooms, Sale 14390, Dreweatts Fine Furniture, Sculpture, Ceramics and Works of Art, 1 December 2021, lot 16 Literature: G. Pratesi, ed., Repertorio della Scultura Fiorentina del Seicento e Settecento, Turin, 1993, II, fig. 252. Condition Report: Some minor losses and wear to the edges of the cloak. The end of one finger is missing. There is a noticeable join line around the neck, indicating the head has been previously re-affixed. Overall, minor surface discolouration and wear. Age related wear to the base.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 110
An Aesthetic ebonised side cabinet, c.1880, by Snowdon of Rochdale, with chamfered and gilt borders, mounted with a bevelled glass back, a shelf, over a spindle gallery, the fall-front cabinet below mounted with three painted pottery panels, depicting cherries and flowers, flanked with a pigeon and a heron, each on a flower head and crackle painted background, stamped 'Snowdon Rochdale 399' over a shelf, with further galleries to the sides, on turned supports, 94.5cm wide 43.5cm deep132cm highWilliam Snowdon was listed at Butts, Rochdale and Oldham in The Furniture Gazette Directory, 1876 and 1877.Snowdon showed a white oak fireplace buffet with dado furniture, a couple of dining chairs in white oak which were elaborately carved and upholstered in morocco, and some bedroom suites in sycamore and walnut with gold enrichments at the Yorkshire Exhibition, 1879.In 1883, the firm opened new extensive showrooms at 19 Yorkshire Street, Oldham, whilst maintaining cabinet works and showrooms in Rochdale. In 1885, they were awarded the contract for the supply of furniture for the boardroom and offices of the Fern Cotton Spinning Mills, Shaw, near Oldham.Condition ReportLeft tile - chip to base edge. Central tile cracked - all crazed. Lock area - chips and damage where cabinet opened without unlocking. Further wear to gilt and edges commiserate with age. spotting to the mirrors.No detected repairs or restoration. Structurally sound.
Lot 112
Charles Locke Eastlake (1836-1906), an oak dresser, c.1870-1875, with a moulded top, over three adjustable shelves, the lower section centred with an arched well and two drawers, flanked with panelled cupboards and sides, moulded and chamfered, with engraved brassware, ring handles and flower-head embellishments, the supports with further dog-tooth carving, 126.5cm wide62cm deep, shelves 20cm deep214.5cm highEastlake’s furniture designs are simplified versions of the Gothic Revival style, with a strong emphasis on constructional honesty and practicality. This sideboard is typical of his designs, being made of solid oak with a combination of spaces for storage and for serving food and drink, appropriate for a piece of dining-room furniture.Condition ReportKnocks and wear commersute with age. Holes to the cupboards where extra bracket or locks added at one time. Some nails to the sides. Scratches to the lower section.
Lot 114
An oak armchair, 1980s, by Litton Furniture Sturminster, after a design by Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928) for Miss Cranton's 'Argyle Street Tea Rooms' in Glasgow, with a drop-in seat, labelled,61.5cm wide49cm deep87cm high, seat 45cm highCondition ReportOne arm with losses to the end. With remnants of filler under the armrest. The apron with scuffs to the edge. The apron with scuffs to the edge. The frame with general scratches marks and wear throughout.Additional images uploaded.
Lot 233
▲ Christopher Faulkner (b.1944), a pair of oak and elm elbow chairs, each with a yoke back, a single back leg incorporating the splat, with a chip-carved seat, each signed with 'CF' monogram to the underside of the seat, 56cm wide 58cm deep76.5cm high, seat 46cm high (2)Inspired by the work of such makers as the Barnsleys of the English Arts and Crafts Movement, in 1969/70 Christopher Faulkner trained under furniture-maker Edward Baly at Week, near Dartington, Devon. He went on to exhibit regularly with the Devon Guild of Craftsmen during the 1970s/80s. Faulkner also began teaching in 1974 and now runs furniture-making courses from Totnes, as well as specialising in one-off original pieces to commission.Condition ReportOne example with some minor rocking to the frame. The supports with stains scratches scuffs and fading commensurate with use. The frames with some minor marks in places. Additional images uploaded.
Lot 973
Books. One shelf of furniture reference, early 20th c and later, including Macquoid (Percy), A History of English Furniture, four volume set, 1906, illustrated, contemporary green roan over cloth boards, gilt-lettered, rubbed and worn, folios; Cescinsky (Herbert), English Furniture of the Eighteenth Century, three volume set, The Waverley Book Company, n.d. [1909-11], illustrated, contemporary quarter-morocco over cloth boards, folio; Antique Collectors' Club imprints, including Chinnery's Oak Furniture: The British Tradition, Cotton's The English Regional Chair, others; further vernacular furniture reference; Christie's and Sotheby's auction catalogues, including The Badminton Cabinet, 1990, dj, hb, The Samuel Messer Collection, 1991, dj, hb; Strange's English Furniture, Woodwork, Deocration Etc. During the 18th Century, n.d. [c. 1900], illustrated, original roan over cloth, 4to; etc
Lot 1324
A SELECTION OF MAHOGANY OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, to include a pair of nest of three tables, a circular table, with three drawers, a mahogany tray table, a two tier table, a wire rack and a brass bucket (condition report: all with imperfections, such as surface marks, scuffs, stains, tears, other wear and usage) (7)
Lot 1284
A LARGE SELECTION OF OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, to include a wicker chair, a pair of wicker four drawer cabinets, a three drawer bedside chest, a slim five drawer cabinet, a cd rack, a storage stool, a nest of two tables, a book stand, a sewing box, a stool, a set of four folding chairs, a folding table, a folding stool and a low stool (condition report: all with signs of wear and usage, middle table missing from nest) (18)
Lot 1303
A SELECTION OF OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, to include a two tier trolley, a coffee table, a dressing mirror, a wall mirror, a sewing box with contents, a bentwood rocking chair, with bergère back and seat, along with a table with an arrangement of folding shelves (condition report: bergère damaged, all with marks, scuffs, stains, discolouration, other signs of wear and usage) (7)
Lot 1350
A SELECTION OF OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, to include a hifi cabinet, a demi-lune table, another side table, a nest of three tables a standard lamp, a stool, a pine shelving unit and a small glass top table (condition report: hifi untested, all with marks, scuffs, discolouration, other signs of wear and usage) (8)
Lot 1254
A SELECTION OF PINE OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, to include a double door wardrobe, with two drawers, width 93cm x depth 58cm x height 190cm, a low chest of six drawers, a chest of five drawers, a chest of four drawers, and a three drawer bedside chest (condition report: marks, scuffs, scratches, other signs of wear and usage) (5)
Lot 1259
A SELECTION OF OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, to include a stepped open bookcase, width 133cm x depth 30cm x height 88cm, a wooden wine rack, a coffee table, a nest of three tables, an opposing pair of two drawer bedside cabinets, a child's bed and a glazed bookcase (condition report: marks, scuffs, stains, discolouration, other signs of wear and usage) (8)
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