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Rob van Essen: X. Groningen: Artistiek Bureau, 2019. In papieren omslagje met de titel op de rug. De tekst werd met de hand gezet bij de Carbolineum Pers te Kalmthout, België, en aldaar met de hand gedrukt op Hahnemuhle. Uitgave in een oplage van 50 gesigneerde exemplaren. Dit betreft het eigen exemplaar van de oprichter van de Carbolineum Pers: Boris Rousseeuw (1959-2024), die vorig jaar overleed. Achterin, in inkt: Exemplaar Drukker BR, 18 juli 2019. Conditie: Goed. Afmetingen: 20x12 cm.
A George III oak bureau bookcase - the top and base section probably a marriage, the dentil cornice over a pair of two-panel doors enclosing three adjustable shelves, the bureau base with a fitted interior with an arrangement of seven drawers and four pigeonholes around a central arched door flanked by parcel-gilt fluted pilasters, the entire compartment removable and with secret compartments concealed behind, the base with four long graduated drawers with the original brasses (two missing), on bracket feet. (LWH 109 x 54 x 211cm)
An Edwardian satinwood cylinder bureau, circa 1910, of Sheraton Revival design, crossbanded, ebony and boxwood strung throughout, the interior fitted with pigeon holes and till drawers, rectractable writing surface over a single long frieze drawer, on tapered block legs terminating in gilt metal cappings and brass castors, 101cm high, 77cm wide, 51cm deep
Early 20th century oak bureau bookcase, the upper section with a pair of leaded glass doors enclosing adjustable shelves, over a fall front writing surface revealing a fitted interior of pigeonholes and drawers, the lower section with four long drawers, raised on baluster-turned supports united by stretchersDimensions: Height: 198cm Length/Width: 76cm Depth/Diameter: 43cm
AN ANGLO-INDIAN ROSEWOOD & IVORY TABLE BUREAU CABINET early 19th century, constructed in two sections and inlaid with elaborate scrolling bands of flowers and leaves, surmounted by a pediment incorporating an opposing pair of makara and subsidiary deer, the cabinet comprising a central bank of four graduated drawers flanked by pigeon holes and further banks each of three drawers and enclosed by a pair of side-hinged doors, the bureau with a fall-front supported by extending lopers, opening to reveal an arrangement of three central pigeon holes above a drawer, flanked by concealed letter compartments masked by pilasters and further banks each of three drawers with outsweeping outer corners, the base with divisions and fitted with a removable mirror, the whole raised on bracket feet, overall 91cm high, 61.5cm wide, 28.5cm deep, the mirror plate 20cm x 25.5cm. NOTE: Greenslade Taylor Hunt have applied for a de minimis exemption certificate for the ivory in this lot (Ref: 8GVEGZ29). Condition Report : Structurally sound; pediment with one deer and one floral detail cleanly detached (easily re-instated, as per supplied images), and with some closed splits to ivory inlay and small losses; cabinet lacking approximately two-thirds of the upper rear edge ivory inlay (unseen beneath pediment when in place); the interior main surface with some splits and now crazed old repairs; one door with small loss around hole for knob; cabinet with loss to lower left corner edging (unseen when in situ on the bureau); the fall front with a closed split of almost full-width below the uppermost band of inlay; the body with splits to the base sides, and with some splits to the lower front ivory edging strips; additional small losses to the ivory, and slight isolated lifting, but generally complete and presenting well. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
A George III green lacquer Chinoiserie bureau bookcase, decorated all over with elaborate oriental scenes of figures, buildings and landscapes. The top with pair of doors opening to reveal adjustable shelves, the bureau fall front opening to reveal a fully fitted interior with separate drawers, over two short and three long graduated drawers with brass drop handles, and supported on bracket feet. 202 cm high, 107 cm wide. Provenance: Estate of the late William Lloyd George, 3rd Viscount Tenby (1927-2023), the grandson of David Lloyd George, 1st Earl of Dwyfor (1863-1945) the British Prime Minister from 1916 to 1922 during WWI.

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