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A painted two door cupboard, fitted with a shelf, 200 cm high x 92 cm wide

A pine dresser, having a two tier shelf rack, on a base with two drawers and two cupboard doors, 110 cm wide110 cm wide, 166 cm high, 55 cm deep

Industrial metal workshop cabinet with 2 internal shelves and shelf space under cabinet top, raised on legs, measuring 46cm wide, 38cm deep, 100cm high.

Heavy duty wooden scratch built workshop bench, with 2 drawers, under shelf and back panel for tool storage. Bench includes a Woden 189B/3 woodwork vice and measures 112cm high to top of back panel, 78 cm bench height, 186cm wide, 75cm deep.

Vintage wooden tool box with internal removable shelf, containing a selection of tools that include wooden handle screwdrivers, chisels etc, measuring 69cm wide, 29cm deep, 24cm high, lockable with key.

Industrial metal workshop cabinet with 1 shelf, measuring 46cm wide, 39cm deep, 92cm high.

A 1970s Svend Langkilde rosewood bookstand, of plain design with stepped shelf compartments, on rectangular legs with floor height stretchers, stamped 'Langklide', 116 cm wide, 30 cm deep, 140 cm high. CITES Article 10 Certificate No. 24GBA108KSX57No major faults noted, with only slight surface scratches in places. Some slight movement to the structure when rocked from side to side, but nothing unsual.

A George III satinwood and marquetry demi-lune commode in the manner of Ince & Mayhew, the top inlaid with a sand-shaded half fan tied ribbons and swags of Hare bells within a rosewood crossbanded border with further harebells, fitted three shaped doors with tied laurel wreath and triumphal urn inlay on a quartered ground, supported by inlaid tapering square supports, 126 cm wide x 56 cm deep x 88 cm overall height. The commode has had some later sub-divisions to the interior, the top has had a dark watermark (pan ring) removed locally that has caused the outline to have sunken slightly.,Update, the feet look to have been cut off at some point, you can see where the saw has stalled in its kerf on one foot perhaps the commode had small block feet, the detail continues from the pilasters to the feet suggesting that the legs are correct but cut downThe shelves are later additions with signs of Vandyk crystals staining to the shelves and shelf supports, maybe this carcass interior was not partitioned for shelves or perhaps one long shelf.The top of the commode has had a dark cup ring taken out but this has left a slightly depressed ring to the surface. the top is free from cracks or splits.The two end cupboards are free from splits but do have some slightly lifting sections of marquetry, the central door shows some transmission of the boarded ground in the form of a subtle undulation to the surface, but it remains intact without splits.The commode has had some restoration over the years using outdated processes and has also had something done to the interior, possibly to make three compartments from a large single space with a single shelf but is basically period.Please see the extra images supplied .

Two beech effect finish three shelf units.

A mahogany wig stand, 19th century, the circular dish top above central drawer on three shaped supports 49cm wide 84cm highProvenance: The property of the late Baron John Mauger Langin Condition ReportWith knocks and wear, scuffs and scratches. crack to the under side of drawer shelf.

LARGE OAK 6 SHELF BOOKCASE Condition

MAHOGANY STAINED VICTORIAN 3 TILED SHELF UNIT 

Japanese eggshell porcelain china Geisha girl tea set with teapot, Denby RAF coasters, etc (one shelf)

Arts & Crafts carved oak mirror with candle shelf

Grosvenor China, Ye Olde English pattern teaware, glassware etc. (one shelf

Shelf of ornaments

1970s Retro Denby Bakewell kitchen storage jars and oven dishes. Some Arabesque cups, saucers and plates, Royal Worcester Legends of the Nile plates with COAs and Figgjo Flint of Norway Tor Viking plates (one shelf)

Carltonware toadstool cruet set and other china (one shelf)

Victorian double mahogany wardrobe the moulded cornice above two panel doors opening to shelved and rail interior with lower shelf raised on bun feet.

Kingwood and marquetry bijouterie cabinet, the shaped top with floral marquetry inlay with bevel edge glass insert with a surrounding gilded bezel with foliate casting, the lower with a supporting inlaid shelf, the whole raised on cabriole legs with sabots [77.5x60x41cm]

A MID-CENTURY DANISH TEAK COFFEE TABLE, circa 1960s. the rectangular top and magazine shelf raised on swollen supports, 150cm long x 53cm wide x 50.5cm high

§ Edward Barnsley CBE (1900-1987) and The Barnsley Workshop, a walnut serving table, the rectangular top above three frieze drawers and an open tier below86 x 152 x 45.5cmThere is various surface scratching to the top of the table, as well as several deeper scratches on the drawer fronts. There is some mis-alignment and bowing to the front brace to the open tier below and a crack across the shelf. However the overall condition is reasonable and the table is stable. Please refer to the additional images.

A set of chrome and glass shelves or room divider, the offset chromed box section frame with rectangular glass shelves179.5 x 120 x 35cm179.5cms High, 120cms wide, 35cms deepSome surface abrasions to both the chrome and the glass. Minor adhesive marks from old stickers.2 or 3 minor chips to the edges of the glass shelves.No glass shelf to base, and probably would have had one originally.Please see further images.

An Art Deco pale oak hanging shelf, circa 1930 of staggered double-box form with prominent dovetailed joints55 x 75 x 15cmIn good, clean, re-finished condition.  Some very minor play in the joints.

A 'Pullman' style nickel-plated luggage rack, the luggage shelf above a row of thirteen sliding coat hooks21 x 97 x 30cm

A Victorian inlaid mahogany hanging corner cupboard with shelves enclosed by a central glazed door above a small open shelf 44" high

A FRENCH YEW WOOD ARMOIRE 18th century, the moulded cornice over cupboard doors opening to an interior fitted with a drawer and shelf, a shaped apron beneath, on short cabriole legs, 218cm high x 152cm wide x 67cm deepProvenance: The Les Watts Collection.

A McIntosh rosewood veneered teak sideboardHaving three drawers, twin cupboard doors enclosing a fitted shelf, and a fall-front cupboard, raised on tapering supports.213cm wide x 45.5cm deep x 74cm highCondition:A couple of visible staining marks to the top as well as scratches to the surface. One obvious scuff to the left end panel and a small loss of veneer to the left of bottom drawer. Please refer to the additional photographs uploaded with the lot description.

1970 Chateau de Sales, Pomerol 9x75cl Label and capsule damage.Deceased Estate of a Gentleman. I drank this wine a few Christmas's ago. I enjoyed it so much that it was awarded a rare spot on a shelf in my office of wines that I have loved. A chateau I hardly knew and at 50 years old ...my expectations were low, - drank on my own in front of the fire after everyone had gone home, it was a revelation. Beautifully mature and still very much alive. Soft, rich and elegant with a splash of Pomerol decadence. Mark Robertson  

Renato Zevi (Italian, 1921-1999), a chrome and brass bookcase, c.1970, the chrome frame with brass edging, supporting three glass shelves,76cm wide37cm deep104cm highCondition ReportOverall good order, with minor surface wear and tarnishing in places. One small chip to the corner of one glass shelf. Please see the additional images.

A Heal's limed oak wardrobe, 1930s, with a raised central section, the two doors with octagonal panelling and opening to a top shelf and hanging rail, flanked by two further doors, one enclosing a shelf and hanging rails, the other containing shelves, slides and drawers, all raised on a moulded platform and ball feet, 186cm wide 50cm deep184cm highCondition ReportWith one key. Fair overall. Used condition. The handle to the left centre door is loose and requires resetting. All doors and locks function correctly, with some movement in the handles. Present well with minor signs of old wood worm. Please see the additional images.

Manner of Charles F A Voysey, an Arts and Crafts oak hall robe, c.1900, of tapered form, the upper shelf above a single bar-glazed door, flanked with inlaid floral motifs,97cm wide45cm deep195cm high

A Charles I oak livery cupboard, of architectural form, the upper section with central arched panel flanked by doors with lozenge carved panels and with projecting column supports above an open shelf with similar column supports, 127.5cm wide, 55cm deep, 122cm highOverall appearance good, general wear, knocks and splits commensurate with age. The roof board with repaired front corner (using original piece), shrinkage gap to roof board has been filled with a fillet. Later locks. One applied moulding to front of bottom shelf is missing. Feet original with pleasant level of wear. One column has replaced section of capital but is hardly noticeable.

A Charles I oak and parquetry dole cupboard, enclosed by a fruitwood spindle turned door and with conforming spindles to the sides, the door stamped with initials CF, 100cm wide, 30.5cm deep, 73.5cm highH W Keil December 2001Overall appearance good. Minor wear and knocks commensurate with age. Later escutcheon and lock. On the inside of the door, the cross-strut has suffered a small loss adjacent to the later lock. Inside, the bottom-board has twisted and bowed. The fixed shelf is also tristed. Both are patinated and appear original.

A William IV rosewood breakfront bookcase the central section fitted with adjustable shelves and flanked by cupboard drawers, 155cm wide, 40cm deep, 93.5cm highno visible warping to top, side cabinets contain later shelves and pegs for adjusting shelf height—interior depth to the centre 36cm, and Interior depth to the cabinets 27.5cm. Later brass mounts tarnished. Shelves scuffed and scratched, side shelves replaced and new. some checking to rosewood veneers. Some wear, scuffs and scratches all over commensurate with age and use

Large early 20th century French gilt metal mounted vitrine, serpentine and bombe form, C-scroll pediment decorated with extending flower heads, shaped front enclosed by single glazed door and glazed with shaped glass panes with foliate cast edging, floral pattern silk lined interior fitted with two glass shelves and one lined shelf, hand painted with Vernis Martin design panels depicting garden courting scene and putti, on cabriole supports mounted by shell and C-scroll mounts Dimensions: Height: 243cm  Length/Width: 162cm  Depth/Diameter: 55cm

Wine Table, with scalloped gallery to oval top, corner wall shelf. (2)

Chrome Drinks Trolley, with oval mirrored upper shelf (lower absent). Three wall mirrors (4).

A Royal Dux Bohemia ceramic figurine, depicting two hunting dogs with khaki green collars, 23 x 31cm. Condition:Overall, the sculpture would benefit from a clean.All ears/tails are intact with no signs of previous breakage.There is shelf wear to the base of the sculpture.There is a crack visible on the rump of the seated dog.

Two boxes of decorative plates, resin cherubs, fretwork wooden shelf, two wooden display stands of collectible thimbles

A Charles II joined and moulded oak cupboard – the boarded top with applied edge moulding, over a single full width two-panel drawer with original drop handles and dentil carving below, flanked by wavy mouldings, above a pair of mitre moulded doors with original drop handles, enclosing a later shelf, on bun feet. (LWH 111 x 63.5 x 98.5cm)* Provenance: Purchased from Huntington Antiques Ltd., Stow-on-the-Wold, in 1985

An antique faux-grain painted hanging corner shelf - probably Swedish, 19th century, with shaped sides and five graduated shelves. (LWH 42.5 x 28 x 90 cm), some paint loss, old break to left side)

A George III mahogany cupboard bookcase, probably Irish - the bold swan-neck cornice with carved floral rondels, centred by a foliate bird's head cresting, above a deep plain frieze and a pair of two-panel glazed doors enclosing three adjustable shelves and two drawers beneath, the base with a pair of figured mahogany panelled doors enclosing a single adjustable shelf, on ogee bracket feet. (LWH 122 x 59 x 254.75 cm)

A 1920s chinoiserie lacquered folding hanging corner wall shelf - decorated with courtly figures in interiors, within shaped reserves on a diaper ground, 28cm high.

An early 18th century oak hanging plate rack – of small proportions, the flared, moulded cornice over a shaped fretwork frieze and a full width upper shelf beneath, the lower section with two shorter shelves flanked by two deep shelves with shaped friezes to each side (LWH 11.5 x 20 x 109cm), one side of cornice missing.

An Ercol Windsor light elm cupboard bookcase - the top with two glaze doors with bevelled glass, enclosing two adjustable shelves, the base with two doors enclosing a single drawer, open shelf and wire plate rack to the right, the left with a single adjustable shelf, on castors. (LWH 91.5 x 44.5 x 162cm)

A good quality Regency inlaid mahogany corner cabinet and stand - with boldly carved urn and husk swag cresting, over an inlaid keywork and parquetry banded cornice, above a boxwood strung frieze and a pair of 13 pane astragal glazed doors enclosing a green painted three shelf interior, the bowfronted stand with four pigeonholes over a single drawer with lion mask ring handles, raised on paired square tapered legs with spade feet and pierced brackets, united by a concave undertier, 232cm high.

A 19th century Dutch-style walnut glazed hanging display cabinet – in the early 18th century style, the triple-domed, moulded cornice over a central six-pane astragal glazed door and conforming glazed canted sides, enclosing a single gilt-painted shaped shelf. (LWH 91 x 27.5 x 80 cm)

A yew wood TV cabinet in the form of a small Georgian-style chest of drawers - three feather-banded faux drawers with brass furniture, lifting up to reveal a later single interior shelf, single drawer with falling front below. (LWH 73 x 48 x 88.5cm)

An Edwardian mahogany double pedestal desk in the George III style – the moulded top with foliate carved edge, over three frieze drawers, single short drawer and deep drawer  to each pedestal, with later swing brasses, the kneehole with a panelled cupboard door enclosing a single shelf interior, raised on foliate carved shaped bracket feet. (LWH 110 x 49.5 x 76.5 cm).

A mid-20th century Art Deco style black-lacquered and birch side-cabinet - probably French, 1930s-40s, the stepped top with a hinged lid opening to allow access to the centre cupboard, flanked by two tambour front cupboards each enclosing a single removable shelf, raised on stylised tapered legs, the front legs with brass sabots. (LWH 136 x 44 x 90 cm), veneer loss to back left corner.

A MAHOGANY AND GILT METAL MOUNTED SIDE CABINET IN GEORGE IV STYLE CIRCA 1900 The black marble top above a pair of panelled doors enclosing shelves, on bracket feet 82cm high, 123cm wide, 40cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useSplits and cracks, chips and losses, knocks and losses to edges and extremities around the base This appears to have been adapted, there is a 'secret' compartment below the marble top - the marble itself with an oval mark to the centre around which it is more highly polished - the model of a cherub was sat here previously - some chips and losses to the edges and extermities including the cornersOne leg shorter to front and therefore slightly unstable, the internal shelf missing on peg support and therefore is presently not useable, will require a peg sourcing to secureSome discolouration to the metal mountsColour variation to the surface, some notably lighter timber around the panel doors There is a key but this is not operating the lock at time of report - the lock is engaged but the cabinet can be opened at time of reportPlease see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

A MAHOGANY SIDE CABINET SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY AND LATER With white marble top surrounded by a pierced three-quarter brass gallery, with two frieze drawers above open adjustable shelves and flanked by panelled cupboards 93cm high, 165cm wide, 36cm deep Provenance: By repute formerly in the collection of the Dukes of Norfolk at Arundel Castle Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useThe marble with old splits and cracks, and with staining patches, gilt metal gallery fairly firmly attached and again with dirt and discolouration. The internal shelves have been paper lined but do appear to be original, each with recess to hold the supporting peg, all pegs appear to be present at time of report, the central section has got two shelves, but only enough shelves to hold the one shelf at time of report. the surfaces of these shelves have not been covered by paper and they have marks and stains - all shelves are removable and adjustable The small shelves are 28cm wide, 26cm deep The large shelves 101cm wide x 26.5cm deep The handles and locks appear to be original, there is a key but this does not appear to be working at time of report, it has some surface rust-corrosion and may need a good oil The marble top is removable - it is held inplace by gravity, it has the usual edge chips as well as the marks and cracks mentioned above, care needs to be taken when moving. Please see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer

A PAIR OF ENGLISH CARVED AND WHITE-PAINTED WALL BRACKETS POSSIBLY MID-18TH CENTURY Each of open scroll form with a gadrooned shelf 45cm high, 43cm wide, 27cm deep Saleroom Notice: Please note the catalogue description should read possibly Mid-18th Century and not 20th Century as per the printed catalogue Condition Report: Saleroom Notice: Please note the catalogue description should read possibly Mid-18th Century and not 20th Century as per the printed catalogueWith wear, marks, knocks and scratches as per age, handling, use, and cleaning. Quite thick domestic paint obscures most details but it seems that one might have original top- whilst other has a later replaced top, this one also has repair to rose terminal drop and is noticeably heavier, presumably due to the timber used in the replaced top. Any other repairs and slight losses obscured by paint Please see additional images for visual references to condition which form part of this condition report. All lots are available for inspection and Condition Reports are available on request. However, all lots are of an age and type which means that they may not be in perfect condition and should be viewed by prospective bidders; please refer to Condition 6 of the Conditions of Business for Buyers. This is particularly true for garden related items. All lots are offered for sale "as viewed" and subject to the applicable Conditions of Business for Buyer's condition, which are set out in the sale catalogue and are available on request. Potential buyers should note that condition reports are matters of opinion only, they are non-exhaustive and based solely on what can be seen to the naked eye unless otherwise specified by the cataloguer. We must advise you that we are not professional restorers or conservators and we do not provide any guarantee or warranty as to a lot's condition. Accordingly, it is recommended that prospective buyers inspect lots or have their advisors do so and satisfy themselves as to condition and accuracy of description. If you have physically viewed an item for which you request a report, the condition report cannot be a reason for cancelling a sale. Buyers are reminded that liability for loss and damage transfers to the buyer from the fall of the hammer. Whilst the majority of lots will remain in their location until collected, we can accept no responsibility for any damage which may occur, even in the event of Dreweatts staff assisting carriers during collection.Condition Report Disclaimer

AN ANTIQUARIAN GILT BRONZE AND CHINESE LACQUER-MOUNTED BREAKFRONT SIDE CABINET 19TH CENTURY, OF LOUIS XIV STYLE, THE LACQUER PANELS 18TH CENTURY The marble top above a frieze of foliate scrolls and acanthus above three doors displaying re-used lacquer panels enclosing oak shelves, above a raised plinth centred by a panel with bearded mask and with rosette blocks, on tapering feet with acanthus clasps, one lock stamped Comyn Ching & Co 97cm high, 160cm wide, 58cm deepProvenance: The Hon. Claude John Yorke, and thence by descent This imposing cabinet reflects the antiquarian taste prevalent in England in the 19th century, led by London dealer/agents and manufacturers such as Edward Holmes Baldock who was trading from various addresses in of Hanway Street from 1805 and Robert Hume trading from Berners Street from 1829. Indeed the Covent Garden and Soho areas of London witnessed a huge number of businesses engaged in the trade in new, restored and second hand furniture and works of art, from the likes of Baldock and Hume whose clients included royalty and the nobility, to traders who bought and sold `curios' and others who were little more than dealers in scrap. The trade was fanned by enthusiastic and wealthy and collectors of `antiques' such as William Beckford (d.1844) and the Duke of Hamilton (d.1852), historic house refurbishments such as at Hardwick Hall (1839 - 49) and sometimes hare-brained projects such as the Earl of Eglinton's chivalric Tournament of 1839 offered dealers an easy opportunity to make money, while auction sales of eminent collections brought yet more artefacts to the market. Part of this trade saw new furniture created re-using older element, particularly those items deemed precious or valuable, hard stones, Chinese and Japanese lacquer, carved ebony, boulle and tortoiseshell and even old oak. Makers such as Baldock incorporated these in conventional ways, using newly made pieces and the best are superbly executed. A detailed study of the trade was published by Mark Westgarth, Biographical Dictionary of Nineteenth Century Antique and Curiosity Dealers, Regional Furniture Society Journal, 2009, vol.23. A Regency cabinet of similar type, black and gilt-japanned and incorporating 18th century Kangxi lacquer was sold from Crichel, Dorset, at Christie's, London, 23 May 2013, lot 152 (£22,500 including premium).The attribution to a London antiquarian manufacturer is reinforced by the use of locks marked by the Seven Dials ironmonger Comyn Ching & Co.      Condition Report: Generally good, structurally secure with wear and tear consistent with age and use. There are minor scratches marks and scuffing and some constructional shrinkage cracks. The marble top is in good order but with some repairs, a crack running front to back about 23cm from the left edge and a repaired break to the back right corner. Otherwise some minor edge chips. The ormolu all present, of large scale with good chiselling, overall of reasonable quality. Lacquer panels with typical craquelure and yellowing of surface varnish. but with sensitive conservation they would come alive. Minor lifting to the brass stringing on the left side. There is a 26cm piece of ebonised facing detached to the upright inside the centre door. The carcase made of framed and panelled oak, quite precisely machined and assembled typical of 19th century work. Each door revealing a single shelf. Overall a handsome and robust cabinet. Condition Report Disclaimer

An early 20th Century mahogany shop display cabinet with two glazed rear doors, bearing plaque inscribed "Hawkes Ltd Manufacturers .... Birmingham", 66 cm wide x 32 cm deep x 67 cm high CONDITION REPORTS The doors have significant drilled holes to the top of the frames. There are also two smaller holes to the edge as if a swing catch or something has been over the top of it or on it. There is some damage to the label i.e. the first third is missing. There are some chips and fritting to the glass shelves. The white glass base has a crack in one corner. There appears to have been a previous lock or handle mechanism that has been replaced due to the dents to the inside of the doors. Otherwise general wear and tear. One of the top corners is slightly rough, not quite dented but a long bruise. There appears to be some water damage to the varnish etc. General wear and tear, surface scratching, in need of a good clean - see images for more details. The top shelf glass is 24.4 cm x 59.6 cm.

An early 19th Century mahogany bow fronted night table or commode, the shallow three quarter galleried top over a rising shelf and lidded pot recess on square supports, 56.5 cm wide x 49 cm deep x 76.5 cm high

An early 19th Century mahogany serpentine fronted night table or commode, the shallow three quarter galleried top over a rising shelf and lidded pot with glazed ceramic liner on square supports, 57 cm wide x approx. 51 cm deep x 74 cm high

A pair of modern Chinese mirrored drum shaped two drawer bedside chests, 43.8 cm diameter x 52.6 cm high, a Jeff Banks "Pour la Maison" silvered multi-plate rectangular wall mirror, 46 cm x 56 cm, a modern wing back animal print style upholstered chair on splayed ebonised tapering legs, 55 cm wide x 82 cm high and a chrome framed two tier circular occasional table with a black glass shelf, 35 cm diameter x 51 cm high

A circa 1900 mahogany cased and glazed shop display cabinet with glazed panel top, sides and rear door on a moulded plinth base bearing ivorine tag inscribed "Sangers Shop Fitters 258, Euston Rd N.W." 54 cm wide x 33.5 cm deep x 77 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Lock has been removed. Internal shelves are approx. 26.5 cm x 45.5 cm. The shelf supports are rusted. There are some small holes / marks - doesn't look like woodworm but similar kind of size to the external frame, particularly in one corner. Otherwise general wear and tear, a few scratches and bumps, conducive with age and use. In need of a clean. See images for further detail.