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1753 An Edwardian Satinwood wind-out extending 1762 A set of six arts and crafts type Dining Chairs
Dining Table standing on turned and reeded including a pair of carver chairs, having
legs terminating with brown ceramic castors, fretworked details to the backs, standing on
41 1/2'' x 48'' extending with one leaf to 68 tapering square front legs, the seats and
3/4'' approx. backrest pads upholstered in maroon studded
1754 An Edwardian Satinwood Chest of three long edged velvet type fabric.
and two short Drawers having brass back plate 1763 A Mahogany/Satinwood cased Longcase Clock
drop handles, 48 1/8'' wide x 21 1/8'' deep x 48 having two train movement striking the hours
1/2'' high approx. on a bell, the arched painted face with an
1755 A Satinwood early 20th century Bookcase on appealing river landscape with figures in a
Cupboard, the upper pair of posing glazed punt near buildings on the bank, the face with
doors enclosing adjustable shelves and with a Roman numerals, an inset second hand and
dentil frieze, the base with a pair of frieze semi-circular date register painted with
drawers with below a pair of opposing shield castles to the corners with riverside and
and foliage carved panelled doors, 50'' wide x boating scenes, the hood has a mirrored
19 1/2'' deep x 91 1/4'' high approx. swan-neck pediment and a central turned
wood finial, 18'' wide x 9 1/4'' deep x 82 1/4''
1756 An Edwardian Bookcase on Cupboard, the high, (ran for several hours during
upper pair of opposing glazed doors revealing cataloguing), a key to the door is present but
adjustable book shelving, the base having a no winder.
pair of opposing doors below, 48'' wide x 19'' 1764 An arts and crafts Hall/Umbrella Stand having
deep x 87'' high.
a hinged lidded glove compartment, a central
1757 An Edwardian Mahogany framed side Chair circular bevelled mirror flanked by a pair of
standing on turned front legs and stretchers fretworked arms to either side, the base with a
and having a carved top rail to the backrest, central fretworked support, brass umbrella
the seat overstuffed and fringed upholstered in loops and a drip tray to the base, 30 1/4'' wide
brown/gold Dralon. x 11 1/2'' deep and 78'' high approx.
1758 A most uncommon and heavy peg-joyned Oak 1765 A contemporary Walnut finished Corner
and other woods Armchair of primitive design, Longcase Clock having a three train
the central splat to the backrest formed by a movement, the arched brass face having a
standing nude figure flanked by turned details, brushed silver coloured chapter ring with
the arms terminating in carved hands Roman numerals, cast spandrels and Tempus
supported with silhouette front pillars as well Fugit to the arch, 18 1/2'' wide x 74'' high.
as turned pillars, the rectangular front legs
united by a square section stretcher, 27'' wide 1766 A bow fronted Mahogany Chest of three long
x 37'' deep x 44'' high (some losses), a pair of and two short drawers having turned knob
later swept side/back support struts are handles and flanked by octagonal pillars, 50
present. 5/8'' wide x 21'' deep x 42 7/8'' high approx.
1759 A Sherborne green/blue weave fabric 1767 A two tier dropleaf circular Dumb Waiter
upholstered electrically reclining and lifting standing on a turned pillar with three swept
Armchair, appears unused. legs terminating in brass capped castors, 32
1760 A two tier dark hardwood Etagere/Whatnot 5/8'' high x 24'' max diameter approx.
standing on turned and swept legs, the
serpentine edged tiers decorated in the Saturday 21st February 9:30am -
Chinoiserie flavour with a bird in flight amidst BOOKS, RECORDS ETC
bamboo and a butterfly in flight near a rocky
outcrop with a flowering shrub, 11 5/8'' x 13 2001 A boxed set of ''The World of Peter Rabbit'' by
1/8'' x 29 1/4'' high. Beatrix Potter.
2002 16 Volumes by Charles Dickens published by
1761 A contemporary pair of dark brown hide
upholstered button backed Wing Fireside Oldhams Press Ltd. and a copy of Uncle Tom's
Chairs with studded details and standing on Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
front cabriole legs, appear virtually unused, 2003 A box of hardback novels to include Mr
38'' wide x 32'' deep x 43'' high approx. Midshipman Easy by Captain Marryat
published 1954; a 1955 The Three Musketters
by Alexandre Dumas plus other classic novels.
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