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Click here to subscribe§ Martin Hall for Gordon Russell, a 'Marlow' rosewood sideboard,1975, with a maple interior,214cm wide46cm deep71.5cm highArticle 10 Transaction Specific Certificate No. 25GBA102IF430.Condition ReportStructurally the sideboard appears sound. There are scratches throughout, particularly to the surface, commensurate with age and use. Some losses to the wooden veneer to the front top edge of the sideboard. Subject to these points, the sideboard presents well.
§ Danish, a rosewood sideboard, c.1960s, with a bank of three drawers to the left, three drop-down door sections to the centre and right, the top with four drawers with hinged lidded covers, 291cm wide 51cm deep 83cm highArticle 10 Transaction Specific Certificate No. 25GBA109SDLWW Condition ReportThe exterior with scuffs and scratches to the top commensurate with use. The interior with cupboard sections with scratches and marks also. The back left leg is broken and will need restoring, however the unit does still stand upright. The light up mirrored panel on this item has not been PAT tested. Please see additional images.
§ Robert Heritage (1927-2008) for Archie Shine, a 'Hamilton' rosewood sideboard, c.1960s, to the left, a section with double doors opening to reveal two shelved compartments, to the right, a bank of four drawers, over four stretchered legs, with brass ring-pull handles, 213.5cm wide 46cm deep 76.5cm highArticle 10 Transaction Specific Certificate No. 25GBA10LRWAOL. Condition ReportStructurally the sideboard appears sound. There are scratches, scuffs, and some loses to the wooden in places - particularly to the surface and the extremities.
A group of seven furniture pieces, to include a set of four Ercol hooped stickback dining chairs, a modern teak effect sideboard, W164,D37, H68cm, an Old Charm oak buffet sideboard, W120, D46, H82cm, an oak corner cabinet, a TV/Hi-Fi cabinet, an oak linenfold cabinet, having single carved panelled door on a skirted plinth base, W54, H70, D47cm, and a kidney shaped walnut veneered coffee table. (7)
Y A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND TULIPWOOD CROSSBANDED BOWFRONT SIDEBOARD CIRCA 1780 The front with stylized thistle marquetry and three drawers 90.5cm high, 121.5cm wide, 62cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use Some old chips and splits and old repairs No key present, all locks are open. The handles have age and suit the piece well, however they are likely not original as evidenced by subtle shadows to the drawer fronts and alternative holes to the reverse of the drawer fronts The top with some additional old marks and scratches The divisions to the left and right deep drawers have been removed, with the right drawer having once had a metal liner. Please see all additional images as a visual reference to condition.Condition Report Disclaimer
A FINE PAIR OF GEORGE II GILTWOOD AND BRECHE VIOLETTE MARBLE CONSOLE TABLES IN THE MANNER OF WILLIAM KENT, CIRCA 1735-1740 83cm high, 75.5cm wide, 56cm deepProvenance: An Important Private collection, acquired from Partridge (Fine Arts) Ltd London, 13th June 1989, $185,000 (a printed copy of the original invoice is available to the purchaser of this lot).A very similar pair of console tables was sold in these rooms, 16th October 2024, Lot 262 (£83,160 incl. BP).These impressive tables, which would have been entitled 'Roman tables' in early 18th century pattern books, were designed in the antique manner as sideboard-tables for a banqueting hall. The ornament of the frame is intended to recall ancient poetry such as Ovid's Metamorphoses or Loves of the Gods, and as such the spread eagle would recall its role in bearing away the youthful Ganymede to serve as Jupiter's cup-bearer at the banquet of the Gods. The eagle's claws rest upon a scallop shell, an iconic representation of the goddess Venus.The original design of this early Georgian eagle-supported pier-table is associated with Lord Burlington's protegé, the architect William Kent (d. 1748), who was granted the title 'Master Carpenter' of King George I's Board of Works. In 1725, Kent featured Roman eagles in his illustrations for Alexander Pope's translation of The Odyssey, Homer's epic poem which recounted the history of Rome's foundation after the Trojan Wars. Kent used scenes from The Odyssey in his Roman-mosaic ceiling for King George I's apartment or gallery at Kensington Palace. Condition Report: Condition Report Disclaimer
An early 19th century French Napoleon III dining suite, with large mahogany and brass bound dining table, with bronze mounted legs and ceramic castors, top 200 x 150cm, with matching set of twelve mahogany brass bound and bronze mounted bergère seated dining chairs, also a large inverted breakfront brass and bronze mounted sideboard, with an arrangement of three drawers above an arrangement of three cupboard doors, width 238cm, depth 65cm, height 100cm, and a matching brass bound and bronze mounted console/hall table (af), width 212cm, depth 48cm, height 99cm.Condition Report: Please note, the console table is in need of restoration, three of the legs are loose and wobbling and the base is split and in need of repair, also one chair has a break to bergère seat and many have losses to brass inlay.
Victorian mirror-back sideboard in the Jacobean manner, the gadrooned pediment surmounted by a scrolling lion mask, the mirrored back with four carved figural pilasters over a base with a pair of carved panel doors flanked by carved figural pilasters, over a shelf below, on front lion's paw feet, 173cm high x 120cm long x 47cm deep
Nathan Furniture - Squares Pattern - A mid 20th century Nathan Furniture Squares pattern teak wood sideboard. The sideboard raised on a plinth base, with twin cupboards above. Each cupboard having Nathan Squares pattern recessed fielded panels. Featuring pigeon hole style shelf to upper. Measures approx: 75x102x45cm
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