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Auction Sales Calendar | Adam Partridge Auctioneers Auction - Masters Old & New: Furniture & Interiors with Fine Art 23/09/2020 10:00 AM BST Lot Title/Description Lot Title/Description 1 An early 19th century mahogany apothecary cabinet, the two panelled 15 T & E OF PARIS; an oval gilt metal jewellery casket with cast detail doors enclosing part fitted interior comprising three bottles above single depicting various scenes including musketeers, dancing, etc, 9 x 14 x base drawer enclosing three further bottles, height of case 24cm, width 11cm, a further smaller example by the same maker and two small gilt 19.5cm, depth 15cm. metal jewellery boxes (4). Est. 200 - 300 Est. 40 - 60 2 An early 19th century mahogany cased apothecary cabinet, the two 16 A Victorian mahogany miniature chest with secret drawer above two hinged doors enclosing a part fitted interior including nine bottles above short and three long drawers, with ceramic handles, height 38cm, width two base drawers enclosing three further bottles and measuring jar, with 41cm, depth 33cm. back opening slide containing four further bottles, height of case 27cm, width 22cm, depth 18cm. Est. 50 - 80 17 An early 20th century Anglo-Indian octagonal stand with carved and Est. 400 - 600 inlaid detail depicting an elephant, diameter 36cm. 3 An early 19th century mahogany cased apothecary cabinet, the two hinged doors enclosing further folding doors, the central compartment Est. 50 - 80 with fitted interior, containing twenty-eight bottles, scales, etc, height 18 A 19th century oak box with fall front and brass swan neck handle, 28cm, width 25cm. height 33cm. Est. 500 - 700 Est. 20 - 40 4 A large 19th century mahogany apothecary cabinet, the two hinged 19 A late 19th century Anglo Indian sewing companion with detachable doors enclosing a part fitted interior containing eleven bottles and five cylindrical folding surmount, the rectangular body housing eight small drawers, above single base drawer with back slide opening door compartments above two base drawers, length 38cm, width 28cm. enclosing two further bottles, height of case 36.5cm, width 29.5cm, depth 19cm. Est. 80 - 120 20 A Victorian writing slope and a printer's tray (2). Est. 400 - 600 5 A Georgian mahogany apothecary cabinet, the hinged cover enclosing Est. 30 - 50 seven assorted bottles, height of cabinet 18cm, length 28cm (part af). 21 A carved treen model of a stalking lion, height 32cm, length 58cm (af). Est. 150 - 250 Est. 30 - 50 6 An early 19th century mahogany apothecary cabinet, the twin doors 22 An Edwardian mahogany tabletop revolving bookcase, height 32cm, enclosing fitted compartments and three assorted bottles, with single diameter 39.5cm. base drawer and sliding back opening enclosing two further bottles, height 36.5cm. Est. 20 - 40 23 An early 20th century and later stained mahogany and pine child's Est. 100 - 150 rocking crib with arched partial cover, length 92.5cm. 7 A 19th century brass bound coromandel tantalus/gaming box housing three hobnail cut glass decanters, with pull-down front enclosing fitted Est. 50 - 80 interior and two baize drawers containing playing cards, with Bramah 24 A Victorian inlaid mahogany jewellery box with inlaid mother of pearl and lock, height 35cm, width 36cm, depth 32cm. pewter decoration, the hinged cover enclosing four compartments and fall front, length 40cm, and an Eastern inlaid jewellery box, length Est. 100 - 150 21.5cm (2). 8 A large 19th century brass bound coromandel writing slope, the hinged cover enclosing a fitted interior with unusual secret drawer, with Bramah Est. 20 - 40 lock, height 23.5cm, length 50cm, depth 26cm. 25 A mid 20th century ebonised ball on turned wooden stand, diameter of ball approx 11cm, overall height 25.5cm. Est. 100 - 150 9 An early 20th century novelty musical jewellery box in the form of a Est. 30 - 50 grand piano with hinged lid revealing a velvet lined interior, the keyboard 26 Eight Georgian and later boxes including an oval Old Sheffield Plate inscribed 'Theodore Schmid', width 27cm, length 33cm. example, lacquered and carved treen examples, etc (8). Est. 30 - 50 Est. 80 - 120 10 A 19th century mahogany table top cabinet, the single glazed door 27 A late 19th/early 20th century oak tantalus with silver plated mounts enclosing two drawers, with swan neck handles, height 38cm, width housing three clear hobnail cut glass decanters, with key, 34.3 x 37cm. 31.5cm. Est. 30 - 50 Est. 40 - 60 28 A mahogany two division cutlery tray bearing oval plaque inscribed 'V 11 An early Victorian rosewood writing slope, the hinged lid set with mother Pullman Car Co Ltd', length 42cm, and a quantity of 19th century of pearl rectangular plaque and with similar plaque to the escutcheon, cutlery, length of tray 42cm. enclosing a gilt tooled green leather writing surface and sectioned interior, width 40.5cm. Est. 40 - 60 29 A Victorian rosewood sewing box with mother of pearl floral detail and Est. 70 - 100 hinged cover enclosing a fitted compartment, length 28cm, together with 12 An early 19th century rosewood campaign writing slope with recessed four pieces of reproduction doll's house furniture (5). brass side handles, gilt tooled blue leather writing surface and Bramah lock, width 40cm. Est. 20 - 40 30 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany rectangular work box, length 24cm, a Est. 60 - 80 Georgian mahogany tea caddy, length 23cm, and a pair of patinated 13 An early 20th century mahogany till with single change drawer, length metal figures modelled as maidens, height 30cm (4). 49cm. Est. 30 - 50 Est. 20 - 40 31 A 20th century pub sign inscribed 'Britannia Games Bar Entrance 14 A Victorian burr walnut veneered writing slope with central mother of Lounge Bar Cask Ale Bar', 90 x 59.5cm pearl panel and inlaid decoration, the hinged cover enclosing a slope and single inkwell, length 35cm, and a Victorian walnut sewing box with Est. 20 - 40 hinged cover enclosing fitted compartments and assorted bottles, length 32 BASS & CO; a reproduction print advertising Bass Pale Ale, 60 x of case 30.5cm (2). 49.5cm, framed and glazed. Est. 40 - 60 Est. 20 - 40 Auction - Masters Old & New: Furniture & Interiors with Fine Art 23/09/2020 10:00 AM BST Lot Title/Description Lot Title/Description 33 SHELL; an original advertising double sided enamel sign with flange, 38 50 NAPOLEON III INTEREST; two small cigars with note inscribed 'Cigars x 61cm. smoked by Empress Eugène, wife of Napoleon III of France, she lived for some years in Chislehurst in Kent', each length approx 4.5cm, also a Est. 400 - 600 19th century Dutch silver snuff box of oval form, the embossed lid 34 MICHELIN; a pictorial enamel advertising sign of shield form, height decorated with revellers in tavern setting, width 6.7cm (3). 79cm, width 61cm. Est. 80 - 120 Est. 80 - 120 51 A rare 19th century Maori green stone hei tiki with red painted eyes, 35 GARGOYLE; an original Mobiloils and Greases enamel sign with flange, height 10.5cm, width at widest part 6.5cm. 40.5 x 51cm. Provenance: from a private collection in South Devon where it has been Est. 300 - 500 with the vendor after inheritance for many years. 36 MERCEDES-BENZ; an advertising enamel sign of circular convex form, diameter 60cm. Est. 300 - 500 52 A 19th century Maori green stone tapering axe head with two notched Est. 300 - 500 bands to the thinner section, length 11.5cm, width at widest point 5cm. 37 GARGOYLE; an original Mobiloil double sided enamel sign with flange, 40 x 51cm. Provenance: from a private collection in south Devon where it has been kept after inheritance for many years. Est. 300 - 500 38 BRITISH PETROLEUM; an original ‘Motor B.P. Spirit’ double-sided Est. 100 - 150 enamelled advertising sign with flange by Bruton of Palmers 53 COCKFIGHTING INTEREST; an unusual stick pin fashioned from two Green, height 38cm, length 61.5cm. spurs with yellow metal belt loop attachment, sold with a piece of paper inscribed 'Original spur taken from the champion fighting cock after the Est. 1,000 - 1,500 last main [...] in grand national between Lord Lonsdale's and Lord 39 NESTLÉ; an early 20th century 'Nestle's Swiss Milk Yarbrough's birds before the firing of steel spurs', the pin brooch 6.25 x Chocolate' advertising tin plate wall clock, the circular dial set with 5cm. Roman numerals, diameter 47.5cm (af). Provenance: from a private south Devon collection where it has been Est. 80 - 120 for many years and was inherited by the current vendor. 40 MATTEI; two dental advertising displays comprising 'Periodontal Disease', height 19cm, and 'Help Prevent Decay', height 20cm (2). Est. 20 - 40 54 HENRY WATSON OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE; an early 20th Est. 40 - 60 century Davy-type miners' safety lamp with stamped manufacturer's 41 A cast aluminium road sign, 'Slow Major Road Ahead', 70 x 35.5cm. mark to top, height excluding swing handle 19.5cm. Est. 60 - 80 Est. 300 - 500 42 An oval advertising glass sign, 'Complete Funeral Furnishers', 41.5 x 55 JAMES HEELEY & SONS; an A1 patent double level action corkscrew, 60cm (af). height 16.5cm. Est. 30 - 50 Est. 20 - 40 43 LUCAS LAMPS; an advertising poster depicting an image of Father 56 Four items including a 19th century mahogany cased compass, a 19th Christmas with printed verse 'Good Gifts Make Your Choice from Lucas century walking cane with carved dog's head finial, length 92cm, a King of the Road Accessories', length 72cm, a Lucas Headlamp veterinary fleam bleeder, etc (4). Conversion Sets poster and a Robin Hood bicycle example (3). Est. 30 - 50 Est. 40 - 60 57 RAILWAY INTEREST; a vintage painted wooden board inscribed 'Sunny 44 A group of vintage advertising with ginger beer bottles including Leigh & South Express, British Railway, L.&N.W.R.
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