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An Ernest Gomme gentleman's dresser, with a cupboard door and drawers, 89 cm wide

A Ducal Furniture waxed pine breakfront dresser, three shelves to centre flanked by glazed cupboards holding glassinset shelves, stepped to base with further cupboards, plinth base, 192cm x 174cm x 40cm

A modern limed oak kitchen dresser, oversailing ogee cornice above shaped sides holding g three shelves above seven small drawers, stepped to base, brass batwing escutcheons with drop swing handles, three drawers over three fielded panelled doors, bracket feet, 189cm x 155cm x 47.5cm

ERCOL DARK MAHOGANY DRESSER

A Mid XVIII Century Joined Oak Dresser, the rack with a stepped moulded cornice, shaped pelmet and three open shelves, the base with three small drawers, shaped apron on chamfered square supports united by stretchers, 186cm high, 158cm wide.Rack – the frieze has been repaired, shaped way frieze has been repaired, rack not original, been married. Dresser Base – the top is a good colour with black marks and ring marks. Drawers – Central Drawer has been repaired, no lock, drawer linings have been replaced on two drawers, handles not original.

CLUTHA GLASS VASE, CHRISTOPHER DRESSER marks to base18cm highCondition generally good. Light surface wear to base.

JACK GRIMBLE OF CROMER, ARTS & CRAFTS STYLE OAK DRESSER, MID-20TH CENTURY the superstructure with plain cornice over a frieze moulded with three rose heads, two plate racks, two covered compartments, a shaped apron and a long recess, the base fitted with two short drawers and two moulded panelled cupboard doors, on stile feet193cm high, 126cm wide

VICTORIAN OAK DRESSER, with open shelves above two long drawers, flanked by a cupboard to the left and right223cm high, 184cm wide

Early 20th century Jacobean design oak dresser base, rectangular top with moulded edge over three baize-lined drawers with pierced handles, above three fielded panel cupboard doors, on stile supports Dimensions: Height: 84cm  Length/Width: 175cm  Depth/Diameter: 50cm

Large traditional pine dresser, shaped cornice over three open shelves, base fitted with four drawers above four panelled cupboards, each with turned wooden knobs, on plinth baseDimensions: Height: 198cm  Length/Width: 183cm  Depth/Diameter: 42cm

Jacobean design oak dresser, raised back with three fixed shelves above a rectangular top with scalloped detailing, the base section fitted with two arcading carved panel drawers above twin cupboard doors with arched panel decoration, raised on square-section supportsDimensions: Height: 188cm  Length/Width: 122cm  Depth/Diameter: 48cm

Early 20th century Jacobean design oak dresser sideboard, rectangular top with moulded edge over two baize-lined drawers with pierced handles, above two fielded panel cupboard doors, on stile supportsDimensions: Height: 84cm  Length/Width: 111cm  Depth/Diameter: 46cm

19th century oak dresser, raised back with two-tier plate rack and brass acorn finials, rectangular top fitted with twin drawers over scalloped apron, raised on square supportsDimensions: Height: 168cm  Length/Width: 122cm  Depth/Diameter: 45cm

Late 19th century carved oak dresser, the two-tier plate rack with projecting moulded cornice over arcade and flower head carved frieze, rectangular top over three drawers carved with S-scrolls decoration, spiral turned supports on pot board base Dimensions: Height: 209cm  Length/Width: 186cm  Depth/Diameter: 57cm

19th century green painted pine dresser base, stripped top, fitted with six drawers and two cupboardsDimensions: Height: 78cm  Length/Width: 179cm  Depth/Diameter: 69cm

Late 19th century Gothic Revival pine dresser, the upper section with pierced cresting rail above open shelving and four small drawers, lower section fitted with two cupboards, each with pointed arch panels and carved embellishments, raised on a plinth baseDimensions: Height: 218cm  Length/Width: 92cm  Depth/Diameter: 46cm

Pine dresser, three raised display cabinets over drawers and cupboards Dimensions: Height: 200cm  Length/Width: 139cm  Depth/Diameter: 41cm

George III oak dresser, projecting cornice over fretwork frieze and three heights plate rack, fretwork uprights, moulded rectangular top over three drawers, raised on fretwork supports Dimensions: Height: 207cm  Length/Width: 161cm  Depth/Diameter: 55cm

Georgian oak dresser, moulded cornice with shaped pediment over three tiers and two cupboards, the base fitted with three drawers, on cabriole supports Dimensions: Height: 201cm  Length/Width: 185cm  Depth/Diameter: 45cm

Large pine dresser, raised display cabinets over three drawers and three panelled cupboards, on plinth baseDimensions: Height: 201cm  Length/Width: 188cm  Depth/Diameter: 52cm

A light oak dresser, W. 120cm, H. 183cm.

A contemporary partially painted kitchen dresser enclosed by an arrangement of cupboards, drawers and open compartments beneath a stained pine top 97 cm high x 144 cm x 42 cm

A large pine kitchen dresser, the base enclosed by four panelled doors and four frieze drawers beneath a recessed open plate rack, 209cm high x 183 cm x 45 cm

A 19th century stripped pine kitchen side table/dresser fitted with two deep frieze drawers, raised on ring turned and tapered supports, 82 cm (full height) x 125 cm x 55 cm

A small Indian hardwood dresser enclosed by a pair of arched lattice panelled doors beneath two frieze drawers 88 cm high x 90 cm x 41 cm, together with an Indian hardwood box chest and a wall mirror (3).

A Georgian style pot board dresser base principally in elm, enclosing three frieze drawers on turned supports, 85cm high x 178cm x 49cm

An early 19th century north Welsh dresser the base enclosing a T shaped arrangement of drawers (three dummy) enclosed by two panelled doors, the upper section enclosed by further cupboards and shelves, 200cm high approx, 160cm x 51cm

Georgian cottage pot board dresser fitted with three drawers with open shelves below supporting a Delft rack of three graduated shelves 183H x 160W x 44D

A 19th century stripped and waxed pine dresser fitted with three frieze drawers with iron work cup handles and three panelled doors beneath a heavy work top, 185cm long x 92cm x 51cm

A substantial 19th century stripped and waxed pine kitchen dresser, the base with three panelled doors and three drawers, the plate rack with three graduated shelves, 228cm high x 215cm x 52cm

A 19th century stripped and waxed pine kitchen dresser with two drawers and two frieze drawers with plate rack over, 208cm high x 125cm x 46cm

A narrow 19th century stripped pine dresser base with two panelled doors and three frieze drawers, 100cm high x 160cm wide x 38cm deep

An extensive English country house corner dresser, L shaped in two parts, incorporating a series of panelled doors and drawers with raised plate rack to one section, (section with plate rack, plate rack is 130cm high, base beneath plate rack 110cm high, deep 50cm x 270cm long to mitre edge) (section of cabinet without plate rack - 260cm long to mitre edge x 110cm high x 50cm deep)

A Linthorpe twin handled vase, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, in a red and orange trailing glaze, impressed marks and numbered '958', 9.5cm highCondition ReportTwo holes to the base of the handles, small chip to the rim of the piece. Glaze holes to the base of the vase - photo shows this.

A lacquered pine kitchen dresser with four cupboards below - width 173cm

A large dark wood Ercol dresser, comprising utility cupboards and drawers below and plate rack to back - width approx. 215cm

An old oak dresser - width 152cm

A Henry Isaacs aneroid barometer, a modern pocket compass, old stone bread bin and a miniature dresser

A dark oak dresser with mounted brass handles - length 168cm

antique Chinese Qing period dresser in red lacquered wood with four doors and four drawersAntiek Chinees Qing-dressoirmeubel in donkerrood gelakt hout met vier deuren en vier laden - 92 x 167 x 45 cm

Panelled back oak wall shelf dresser top with top surround, drawers and hanging rail, H 86cm W 130cm D 20cm

A pine dresser base or side cabinet - the moulded top over three drawers and three panelled cupboards beneath, on bun feet. (LWH 143 x 45 x 90cm)

A pine dresser base - the cleated top over three panelled drawers and three panelled cupboards beneath, with wrought iron handles, on a moulded plinth base. (LWH 159 x 52.5 x 87.5cm)

A large pine eight drawer side cabinet or dresser base - modern, with a cleated top over two upper drawers and six shorter lower drawers, with iron swing handles, the drawer fronts made using old wood with a distressed, worm damaged surface, on a moulded plinth base. (LWH 207 x 47.5 x 90cm)

A pine dresser base - the cleated top over three panelled drawers and three panelled cupboards beneath, with wrought iron handles (two handles with coloured glass replacements), on a moulded plinth base. (LWH 167.5 x 54 x 80cm)

A small pine dresser - modern, the broken arched cornice over three open shelves, the outset base with a drawer above a pair of panelled cupboard doors, on a moulded plinth base. (LWH 65.5 x 49.5 x 189.5cm) * See lot ??????? for a matching dresser

An early 18th century oak potboard dresser - the cavetto moulded cornice over a closed plate-rack with three shelves, the base with a moulded top over two drawers with later 18th century cartouche swing brasses, over a shaped apron and potboard base uniting the chamfered square supports. (LWH 130 x 42.5 x 182.5 cm), old (inactive) worm to back of base and back edge of the base top.

A small pine dresser - modern, the broken-arch cornice over three open shelves, the outset base with a drawer above a pair of panelled cupboard doors, on a moulded plinth base. (LWH 65.5 x 49.5 x 189.5 cm) * See lot 453 for a matching dresser

18th century oak dresser base, rectangular top over three cock-beaded drawers, shaped apron over cabriole supportsDimensions: Height: 86cm  Length/Width: 222cm  Depth/Diameter: 51cm

George III elm dresser base, the rectangular top with moulded edge, fitted with three central graduating twin-panelled drawers, flanked by two cupboard doors moulded with false drawer facias over large panels, lower moulded edge over stile feetDimensions: Height: 79cm  Length/Width: 154cm  Depth/Diameter: 48cm

Acornman - oak dresser, raised two heights plate rack over three drawers and panelled cupboards, fitted with wrought metal fittings and handles, carved with acorn signature, by Alan Grainger, Brandsby, York Dimensions: Height: 166cm  Length/Width: 153cm  Depth/Diameter: 47cm

Victorian scumbled pine and sycamore dresser base, the sycamore top framed within shaped gallery, fitted with seven drawers and central cupboard enclosed by half columns mounts, on turned feet Dimensions: Height: 104cm  Length/Width: 189cm  Depth/Diameter: 64cm

18th century design elm dresser, projecting moulded cornice over two-tier plate rack with wrought metal hooks, moulded rectangular top over three drawers, two cupboards and open centre, scratch moulded drawer fronts and panelled doors, panelled sides, on stile supports Dimensions: Height: 198cm  Length/Width: 184cm  Depth/Diameter: 53cm

Late 17th to early 18th century oak reverse-breakfront dresser base, the shaped rectangular three-plank top with moulded edge, fitted with three central graduating drawers with brass swan-neck handles and rail moulded facias, flanked by arched panel cupboard doors enclosing shelves, lower moulded rail on stile feetDimensions: Height: 80cm  Length/Width: 180cm  Depth/Diameter: 62cm

Late 20th century waxed pine dresser, raised display cabinet enclosed by two glazed doors, the base fitted with two drawers over panelled cupboard, on plinth baseDimensions: Height: 203cm  Length/Width: 119cm  Depth/Diameter: 47cm

Late 18th century oak dresser, moulded cornice over three-tier plate rack, the base fitted with three drawers and two cupboards, enclosed by two panelled doors, on bracket feet, bone lozenge escutcheons Dimensions: Height: 190cm  Length/Width: 163cm  Depth/Diameter: 51cm

18th century oak dresser base, the rectangular top with moulded edge, fitted with three drawers with original brass handle plates, over a shaped frieze, raised on front cabriole supports with pad feetDimensions: Height: 80cm  Length/Width: 122cm  Depth/Diameter: 52cm

Antique brandy warmer/witches cauldron spirit burner, in the manner of Christopher Dresser [Elkington]

Large Pine Dresser with Two Wood Glass panel Doors with beading and two drawers over cupboard doors. With Keys [H 225 cm L 114 cm x W 50cm]

A fine Second War 1943 ‘Middle East’ Flying C.G.M. awarded to Wellington navigator, Sergeant J. P. McGarry, 70 Squadron, Royal Air Force, who crewed with Sergeant T. P. Petrie as his pilot, had already survived an engine failure on take off, and crash landing at 70 mph, a week before the pair’s heroics on the raid to Menzel Temime, 12/13 April 1943. During the latter, not only was their aircraft hit multiple times, but both McGarry and Petrie suffered shrapnel wounds to their legs - in the case of Petrie leading to the amputation of his leg. Despite the state of the aircraft, and indeed both pilot and navigator, the aircraft was nursed home - running out of petrol at the point of the landing some 300 feet above the airstrip. Petrie’s uninjured leg had been strapped to the controls in order for him to continue to fly, whilst McGarry had ignored his own wounds in order to administer to his pilot’s wounds, whilst navigating a course for home. Both McGarry and Petrie were awarded the C.G.M., but Petrie’s wounds were to save his life. McGarry, having recuperated from his leg wound, returned to flying with his crew - only to be killed in action on a raid to Olbia Marshalling Yards, Tunisia, 2 July 1943 Conspicuous Gallantry Medal (Flying), G.VI.R. (1344057. Sgt. J. P. McGarry. R.A.F.) minor edge bruising; 1939-45 Star; Italy Star; War Medal 1939-45, generally very fine (4) £6,000-£8,000 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Provenance: Christie’s, March 1986 C.G.M. (Flying) London Gazette 4 June 1943. The original recommendation states: ‘This N.C.O. was Navigator of a Wellington detailed to attack an enemy landing ground on the night of 12/13 April 1943. The aircraft was hit by anti-aircraft fire approaching the target and again after the target had been bombed. The captain [Sergeant T. P. Petrie] was seriously wounded and Sergeant McGarry was wounded in the right leg by shrapnel. Despite personal injuries and with the aid of the Bomb Aimer and Air Gunner, he managed to get the captain from the cockpit and attended to his wounds. The Air Bomber took over the controls and McGarry, with great coolness, successfully rendered necessary first aid and administered morphine to the captain. Despite being fully employed tending his wounded pilot, he continued his Navigator’s duties and gave the Air Bomber the correct course to steer to avoid flying over the Tripoli defence zone. He successfully navigated the aircraft to base landing ground and, although given the option by the captain who returned to the cockpit, to bale out, decided to remain and take his chance with the captain. A successful crash-landing was made in the vicinity of the landing ground. McGarry, suffering from exhaustion, loss of blood and shock, realised the possibility of the aircraft caching fire and, with no thought for his personal safety, took his time to assist his seriously wounded captain from the wreckage. Sergeant McGarry displayed courage, coolness and fortitude of the highest order and his is strongly recommended for the immediate award of the Conspicuous Gallantry Medal.’ Both McGarry and Petrie were awarded the C.G.M. for the above raid, and the following additional detail is provided in Bravery Awards For Aerial Combat, Stories Behind The Award of the CGM (Flying), by A. W. Cooper: ‘A number of men received Conspicuous Gallantry Medals for bravery during operations in the Middle East and in Italy during the period 1943-45. The first two such awards went to members of the same crew flying bomber ops in North Africa. John Patrick McGarry was born in Romsey, Hampshire, in 1921. Prior to his R.A.F. service he had been a window dresser, a rather remote occupation from that of a navigator on 70 Squadron, flying Wellington bombers in the desert. Before his C.G.M. operation he had quite a scare after taking off from Gardabia West, in Libyia, en route for Mahares. They had to return when their port engine cut just after take-off, always the worst possible time for this to happen. The bombs were jettisoned within two minutes of becoming airborne and they crashed at a speed of 70 mph. The aircraft was completely burnt out but the crew had only slight injuries, which shows the skill of their pilot, Sergeant Petrie. Thomas Parker Petrie, aged twenty-nine, was from Dundee, Scotland. Just one week after this hair-raising experience, Petrie, with the same crew, took off in Wellington HF753 DU-O, for Menzel Temime, an enemy landing ground. The date was the night, 12/13 April 1943. On the run-up to the target they were hit by A.A. fire. Despite this, Petrie kept on course and released a stick of bombs across the target. Immediately they were hit again and the Wellington went into a steep dive. Petrie had been badly wounded and his left foot had been almost severed, while Sergeant McGarry, too, had been wounded in the right leg by shrapnel. Petrie got the aircraft back under control, but then the bomb aimer, Sergeant [G. H.] Bennett, helped by Sergeant [G. A.] Smith, the rear gunner, and McGarry, got Petrie out of his seat and gave him first aid. Bennett took over controls while McGarry, still trying to make Petrie as comfortable as possible, continued to navigate, giving the bomb aimer the correct course to steer in order to avoid flying over enemy-held Tripoli. When they got near their own base, Petrie gave the crew the chance to bale out but they decided to carry on and attempt a forced landing. Sergeant Petrie was helped back into his seat. To do this, part of the cabin was cut away and once in position, his right, un-injured leg, was strapped to the rudder bar. As he came into land at a height of 300 feet, their petrol ran out, yet he made a successful crash landing. By this time McGarry was suffering from exhaustion and loss of blood plus shock which set in quickly once the immediate danger was over. All escaped further injury, but the next day the gallant Petrie had his left leg amputated. Both men were recommended for the C.G.M. on 19th April. Sergeant McGarry went on to fly again but on 2nd July, his aircraft was reported missing after an operation to Kairouan Temmari in Tunisia. A Wellington was seen shot down 3 and half miles south of Olbia, which would have been near the target area of the Olbia marshalling yards. He has no known grave, but his name is remembered on the Malta Memorial, Panel 9, Column.’ McGarry was educated at Taunton College, and is also commemorated on their war memorial. Both Bennett and Smith were also killed during this operation. Sold with photographic image of the recipient. Sold together with the following family medals Three: Sergeant F. McGarry, Hampshire Regiment 1914-15 Star (10957 Cpl F. McGarry. Hamps: R.) second digit officially corrected; British War and Victory Medals (10957 Sjt. F. McGarry. Hamps. R.) generally very fine Francis James McGarry was the father of the above, and the husband of Lily McGarry. He served during the Great War with the 2nd Battalion, Hampshire Regiment in the Egyptian theatre of war from 12 December 1915. McGarry was discharged, 16 June 1919 (entitled to Silver War Badge).