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A VICTORIAN WALNUT DAVENPORT the upper section with a moulded cornice over glazed cupboards opening to a shelved interior, the base with a single drawer opening to a gilt tooled leather writing surface and small recesses for ink and pens, panelled cupboards to each side, on turned bun feet inset with castors, 143cm high x 67cm wide x 61cm deepProvenance: The Les Watts Collection.
A good quality mid-19th century mahogany Davenport desk - the sliding top pulling forwards to allow knee space beneath, with a later pale tan gilt tooled leather and rosewood interior with two drawers over two faux-drawers concealing the hinged pen and ink drawer to the side, the panelled base with two pull-out slides the sides and three adjustable shelves to the right hand cupboard, on turned bun feet with castors. (LWH 51.5 x 57.5 x 90.5cm)
A small collection of mid-19th century Imari decorated English porcelain - including a Spode two handled baluster vase, pattern no. 1216, with beaded edges, red painted factory marks, 13.25cm high; a similar Spode trumpet vase, unmarked, 11.6cm high (hairline to interior); a covered campana styled urn form vase, probably Davenport, painted pattern no. 5909, 12.5cm high; a small Davenport basket, 7.3cm high; a miniature Derby, Stevenson & Hancock jug, red painted factory mark, 5.5cm high; a slender Derby, Stevenson & Hancock ewer, 13.3cm high (rim restored); a pair of Chamberlains Worcester plates, 20.25cm diameter; and a Coalport 'Money Tree' plate, 23.7cm diameter (star crack to base). (9)
AUSTRALIA, Australian International Exhibitions, Sydney and Melbourne, 1879-81, a copper award medal by J.S. & A.B. Wyon, bust of Prince of Wales right, rev. named (Sir Samuel Davenport KCMG), 76mm (cf. DNW 128, 694). Extremely fine; in gilt-lettered case of issue [this damaged] £60-£80 --- Sir Samuel Davenport, KCMG (1818-1906), educ. Mill Hill, London; arrived in Adelaide February 1843; strong promoter of agriculture and other new industries in South Australia
Victorian walnut inlaid davenport, the upper section with pierced gilt metal gallery rail opening to a fitted stationery compartment, the leather inset sloping writing surface opening to a satinwood lined fitted interior, over four drawers and four faux drawers, raised on squat bun feet with castors, 53cm wide x 55cm deep x 83cm high Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud Condition Report Wear throughout to include chips, dents, scratches and marks. Loss above inlay at the front right of desk top. Loose knob to one faux drawer. Split to lower front section. Please see additional photos.
A Victorian burr walnut veneer piano top Davenport, the superstructure with rising concealed stationery section, with pigeon holes and three small drawers, the curved hinged fall enclosing two small drawers and pull out writing section, with tooled leather inset hinged panel, containing four short drawers to the side, on cabriole scroll front supports with plinth base and bun feet, with castors, 56cm width, 91.5cm height, 59cm depth.
A RIDGWAY PORCELAIN PART DESSERT SERVICE ( 15)Circa 1850 Each piece painted with flowers against a sky blue ground, comprising; two oval two-handled dishes, 31cm wide, two circular two-handled dishes 27cm wide and seven dessert plates, 22.5cm diameter, painted pattern 6/4391; also four Davenport porcelain green ground topographical plates, circa 1830, reserved with flower panels, puce printed mark, pattern 360, 24cm diameterRidgway serviceOval dishes- overall in good condition with very minor wear. Circular dishes- some light surface scratches to the blue ground.Plates- one plate with some wear to the gilding around the well. The others in overall good condition with minor wearDavenport plates- one with extensive restoration. Another with restoration to the rim. Another with some surface scratches to the central panel. Overall minor wear
A LARGE GROUP OF TRANSFER PRINTED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN (37)19th century Mostly Stafffordshire blue and white printed pottery, including; a Davenport `Bisham Abbey' pattern shallow bowl, 20cm diameter; a Dawson & Co. `Squire & Lackey' pattern saucer dish, 20cm diameter; a Copeland & Garrett `Net' pattern rectangular dish, 26cm wide; a `Fisherman with Nets' pattern sauce tureen stand, 19cm wide; a `Kite Flying' pattern miniature plate, 9cm diameter; a rectangular river landscape dish with chestnut border, 37cm wide; and other items, some printed or impressed marksEach of the polychrome chinoiserie pattern milk jugs have damage.A `Squire and Lackey' pattern teabowl is cracked and stainedA Davenport milkmaid pattern saucer has some restoration to the rimA `Tea Party' saucer has a haircrack to the rimA Chinese export saucer has a small chip and a haircrack to the rimThe remaining pieces in overall good condition with minor staining, crazing and nicks to rims in some places
Two early 20th century silver trophies, including a twin handled example, hallmarked A L Davenport Ltd, Birmingham 1938, an example of goblet form with presentation engravings to both sides, hallmarked Williams (Birmingham) Ltd, Birmingham 1906, together with a silver napkin ring, hallmarked, tallest trophy H15cmCondition Report: Approx 6.10 ozt (189.7 grams)General wear commensurate with age and use in the form of surface scratches, nicks and small knocks. Some creasing to napkin ring. One trophy leaning to one side and with solder repairs to stem. Hallmarks with varying degrees of wear, some elements indistinct.
An early Victorian zebrawood Davenport, with three-quarter gallery back above a writing slope, opening to reveal an interior fitted two drawers, the sides with four real drawers opposed by four dummy drawers, shaped platform base on turned bun feet, 50 x 57 x 88cms high.PROVENANCE: The Graham Smith Retirement Auction - 50 years in the Antiques Trade.
A George IV rosewood Davenport desk, c.1825, the top section slides forward and has a balustrade gallery back and hinged leather covered writing surface, four side drawers opposed by four dummy drawers all with turned knob handles, above the drawers is a small pen and ink pull-out drawer that swings forward for use, on a plinth base which is raised on casters, the panelled front with decorative flat pillars and carved tops, 47 x 52 x 88cms high.PROVENANCE: The Graham Smith Retirement Auction - 50 years in the Antiques Trade.
A L DAVENPORT LTD; a George VI hallmarked silver three leaf clover shaped ashtray, Birmingham 1937, diameter 10.5cm, a London hallmarked silver trumpet vase, height 12cm, and a smaller Birmingham hallmarked silver trumpet vase, height 7.5cm, combined weighable silver approx 1.55ozt/48.8g (3).
An unusual William IV rosewood davenport with flap enclosing a concealed writing slope drawer and four side drawers, on plinth foot, 56cm wide, 50cm deep, 88cm high Overall of a rich rosewood tone, a few small flaws to the veneers and one or two water marks. Original locks but no key.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail.
A 20th century aesthetic movement ebonised Davenport style writing desk. With leather skiver (af) sloped writing top, hinged lid opening to reveal spacious interior. Bank of four drawers down one side, with turned supports. All raised on castors with brass pendant drop pull handles.77x59x57cm approx
A blue and white Davenport plate which was formerly the property of John Lennon. It was part of the furnishings at Lennon’s Kenwood home in Weybridge, Surrey. The plate measures 27cm (10.5 inches) in diameter. The condition is very good plus. Provenance: the plate was given to Ken and Margaret Brunt, assistants to John Lennon and haulage contractors for The Beatles between 1967 and 1970. It is accompanied by a letter from the Brunt family confirming provenance.
A cabinet maker made Walnut Davenport of very high quality, the curved lid lifting to reveal an interior with a pair of drawers and a pull-out section with a hinged gold tooled leather writing slope flanked by a pen tray and inkwell recesses. A secret latch reveals a rise and fall section with three drawers flanked either side by a pair of pigeonholes, whilst to the right hand side of the base is a flight of four drawers with turned wood knob handles. There is a pair of elegant scroll legs to the front with carved flower blooms and the whole is raised on turned compressed bun feet, 21 5/8'' wide x 22 3/4'' deep (min) 29 1/2''(max) x 35 5/8'' high (min) 42 5/8''(max).
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