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JULY SALE OF Antique Furniture & Collectors’ items, Books, Maps & Ephemera VIEWING Antique Furniture & Collectors’ items, Books, Maps & Ephemera Friday 28th June – 9am to 8pm, Saturday 29th June – 9am to 4pm, Thursday 4th July – 9am to 6pm, Morning of sale from 9am AUCTION Antique Furniture & Collectors’ items, Books, Maps & Ephemera Friday 5th July 2019 Commencing at 11.00am LIVE INTERNET BIDDING CATALOGUES £5 by post, online at www.peacockauction.co.uk TO BE SOLD BY ONLINE TIMED AUCTION Under Instructions from Adrian Allen of RSM Restructuring Advisory LLP, the joint liquidator of Current Electrical Wholesale Ltd The Stock and Racking of an Electrical Wholesaler Including: A wide range of domestic and commercial electrical stock including cable, sleeving, conduit, trunking, studding, cable tray, conduit fi ttings, consumer units, pattress boxes, domestic electrical switches, sockets, outlets, back boxes, MCB’s, bulkhead lamps, exterior LED and other lighting products, fl oodlamps, downlights, plinth lights, timer switches, nuts, bolts & other fi xings, cable ties, fuses, commercial sockets, hand dryers, insulation tape, ventilation components, a range of electricians tools and many other items. Light duty boltless stores racking in two styles – 45 bays in total Viewing: Friday 28th and Saturday 29th June 9am – 5pm At 26 Newnham Street, Bedford, Bedfordshire MK40 3JR Sale Closes: Tuesday 2nd July 2019 Bids Closing 11.00am (subject to the ten minute rule and phased closure) www.peacockauction.co.uk Furniture, Coins & Works of Art Lot 82 Furniture, Coins and Works of Art 1 An 18th century oak gateleg table on circular tapering legs with pad feet, l. 135 cm £40 - £60 2 A set of metalwork garden plant stands including two three-tier sections and a pair of corner ends £50 - £80 3 A Victorian mahogany adjustable reading table on a turned shaft and platform base, by Carters £100 - £150 4 A late 19th century mahogany and crossbanded sofa table, the drop-leaves and surface over a pair of frieze drawers on turned supports joined with a cross stretcher, l. 86 cm £150 - £200 5 A late 19th/early 20th century gilt and panelled wall mirror, 84 x 62 cm oval £60 - £80 6 Lot 8 An overmantle mirror, the glazed plate in a giltwood frame, 111 x 97 cm £150 - £200 8 An Edwardian mahogany gentleman's shaving 7 stand, the circular adjustable mirror over two A Chinoiserie decorated wall mirror, 80 x 53 cm compartments on a turned support with tripod £60 - £80 base, together with a Victorian what-not-stand £180 - £220 Lot 2 Lot 4 ANTIQUE FURNITURE & COLLECTORS' ITEMS 4 Friday 5th July 2019 9 12 A George II-type A 19th century mahogany twin-pedestal dining mahogany wall table, with one fi tted leaf, on turned columns mirror, 57 x 37 cm each with three splayed and reeded legs on £30 - £40 castors, l. 156 cm to 213 cm £120 - £150 13 A 19th century marquetry wine table, the tilt-top on a turned column and tripod base, d. 50 cm £40 - £60 14 A contemporary 'Marlborough' lounge chair upholstered in caramel loosely chequered fabric, on oak square legs with castors, by Howard Chairs Ltd. £100 - £200 Lot 9 15 A cast iron fi re back, basket and dogs *By repute this was taken from the CMC Building in Belgravia designed by Edwin Lutyens £80 - £120 Lot 10 10 An early 20th century 'Black Forest' carved umbrella and stick stand modelled as a bear with a polychrome face, tongue and teeth, h. 124 cm *Bought to the UK from Switzerland in the 1930's by the vendor's grandfather £2000 - £3000 Lot 16 11 16 An 18th century oak mule chest, the three A 19th century mahogany chest-on-chest with panelled front over two drawers, on square an arrangement of two short over fi ve long straight stiles, l. 128 cm £100 - £150 drawers, on bracket feet, w. 110 cm £200 - £300 All estimates exclude buyer’s premium of 21% including VAT which is payable in addition @WHPeacock /WHPeacockAuctioneers 5 17 A 19th century and later mahogany sofa of Rococo form on turned legs with castors £200 - £300 Lot 17 19 A Victorian ebonised, walnut crossbanded and marquetry music cabinet with a gilt metal gallery, mirrored back and glazed doors, on turned legs with castors, w. 66 cm £150 - £200 Lot 18 Lot 20 18 20 An 18th century-type carved oak and panelled An 18th oak six-plank hutch/coffer, w. 100 cm monk's bench, incorporating some 19th and £150 - £200 20th century elements £200 - £300 ANTIQUE FURNITURE & COLLECTORS' ITEMS 6 Friday 5th July 2019 Lot 21 21 A late 19th/early 20th century Anglo-Indian bone inlaid occasional table, w. 47 cm £50 - £80 23 A pair of 20th century wall mirrors, the bevelled glass plates inside gilt metal frames surmounted by scrolled pediments over shells and swag drops, 127 x 68 cm each, stamped Mellerio and Ritz Carlton £200 - £300 24 A 20th century wall mirror, the rectangular bevelled plate within a gilt moulded frame, 121 x 96 cm £80 - £120 25 A 20th century oval mirror within a rectangular Lot 22 gilt border, 122 x 109 cm overall £60 - £100 26 22 A 20th century oval mirror frame with a An early 20th century oak open-fronted rectangular gilt border, 114 x 119 overall adjustable bookcase on a plinth base, £30 - £50 w. 107 cm £150 - £200 All estimates exclude buyer’s premium of 21% including VAT which is payable in addition @WHPeacock /WHPeacockAuctioneers 7 Lot 27 27 Lot 30 A 20th century oval mirror with a rectangular gilt frame, 90 x 74 overall £40 - £60 30 28 A 20th century wall mirror with a moulded gilt frame and shell pediment, 111 x 63 cm A Classical-type wall mirror with a £60 - £100 gilt metal frame 31 surmounted by a A 19th century gilt scrolled pediment, plaster wall mirror of 125 x 70 cm rectangular form, £80 - £120 70 x 58 cm £40 - £60 29 32 A near pair of A Victorian cast iron Classical-type conservatory heater, gilt-metal wall converted into an mirror frames electric lamp £100 - £150 surmounted by scrolled 33 pediments, A 20th century wall 116 x 45 cm each mirror with moulded £120 - £150 gilt frame and swag pediment, 120 x 63 cm £60 - £100 Lot 32 Lot 29 one of a pair ANTIQUE FURNITURE & COLLECTORS' ITEMS 8 Friday 5th July 2019 Lot 36 35 A Commercial Arts & Crafts oak writing table with a tooled leather surface over a frieze drawer, on circular legs, w. 77 cm £50 - £80 Lot 33 36 A pair of 19th century mahogany and 34 upholstered armchairs on turned front legs An Edwardian satinwood, crossbanded and £200 - £300 marquetry two-tier occasional table in the Sheraton Revival manner, with a later glass surface attached to the top, 90 x 55 cm oval £40 - £60 Lot 37 37 A Georgian mahogany serpentine fronted Lot 35 lowboy with one long drawer and four smaller drawers, on square straight legs, w. 79 cm £150 - £200 All estimates exclude buyer’s premium of 21% including VAT which is payable in addition @WHPeacock /WHPeacockAuctioneers 9 Lot 38 38 40 A 1930's Continental dining suite, loosely in the A 19th century mahogany and inlaid bureau, the Art Deco manner, including a twin-pedestal table fall front opening to reveal a fi tted interior above two short and two long graduated drawers on and six chairs £100 - £200 bracket feet, w. 91.5 cm £60 - £100 39 A 19th century rosewood and button 41 upholstered armchair with foliate apron, scrolled A Victorian mahogany drawer leaf extending dining table on tapered reeded legs, extends to legs and matching feet £100 - £200 102 x 180 cm £100 - £150 42 - 50 Spare lots Forthcoming Auctions Collectable & Vintage Toys Friday 2nd August 2019 - Bedford Auction Centre Vintage & Modern Wines & Spirits Saturday 3rd August 2019 - Bedford Auction Centre ENTRIES NOW INVITED ANTIQUE FURNITURE & COLLECTORS' ITEMS 10 Friday 5th July 2019 51 The Royal Mint limited edition 'The Tale of Peter Rabbit Coin and Book Gift Box' including a 22ct gold 50p coin, 4/450 £400 - £500 Lot 53 52 53 The Royal Mint 2018 Five-Coin Gold Proof A cased HM The Queen's Coronation 65th set, No. 605, including a fi ve-sovereign piece, Anniversary 1953-2018 gold fi fty-pence proof double-sovereign, sovereign, half-sovereign and set including fi ve 22ct gold 50p pieces, Isle of quarter-sovereign, cased £1600 - £2000 Man, presentation edition of 65 £2000 - £2500 Lot 52 All estimates exclude buyer’s premium of 21% including VAT which is payable in addition @WHPeacock /WHPeacockAuctioneers 11 54 A cased set of three The Royal Wedding Photographic 22ct gold proof coins including a £5, £2 and £1, 2018 £1500 - £2000 55 A cased set of three Royal Engagement 9ct gold Commemorative Collection proof coins, limited edition of 45, total weight 54.44 grams £550 - £650 56 A cased South African Mint 2018 quarter krugerrand £220 - £250 Lot 54 61 The Queen's Beasts: The Lion of England, a cased 2018 quarter-ounce gold proof coin, 292/1,500 £300 - £400 62 A 2017 cased Fractional Krugerrand Four Coin set including 1/4 oz, 1/10 oz, 1/20 oz and 1/50 oz, 363/1,000 £550 - £650 63 A cased 2015 'Battle of Britain' 1/4oz krugerrand, 67/250 £400 - £500 64 RAF Association 'Their Finest Hour' 75th Lot 57 Anniversary Commemorative Collection including a 9ct gold Supermarine Spitfi re proof medallion, 6.4 grams, and six silver plated proof medallions 57 £250 - £350 A cased Queen Elizabeth II Sapphire Jubilee 22ct gold proof £1 coin £200 - £250 58 The Queen's Beasts: The Black Bull of Clarence, a cased 2018 quarter-ounce gold proof coin, 1,453/1,500 £300 - £400 59 The Queen's Beasts: The Unicorn of Scotland, a cased 2018 quarter-ounce gold proof coin, 712/1,500 £300 - £400 60 The Queen's Beasts: The Dragon of Wales, a cased 2018 quarter-ounce gold proof coin, 383/1,500 £300 - £400 Lot 59 ANTIQUE FURNITURE
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    LISA VERSHBOW THE ART OF DIPLOMACY She loves the challenge of pure silversmithing, to get the edge and detail perfect. Vershbow seeks to achieve clean lines in all her work, which reflects her love of graphic arts; this is especially true in her stunning corsage brooches. Carl Little etalsmith Lisa Vershbow says “Necessity is the mother headed back to Belgium next year). Of all the places she has of invention—I am living proof of that.” For the called home away from home, Russia and South Korea have M past thirty-five or so years, Vershbow has accompanied made the greatest impression, especially during extended stays her diplomat husband Alexander to Russia, South Korea in recent years. With her children grown and the opportunity and other foreign posts, transporting her streamlined to work more, as an artist she has maximized her time abroad. metalsmith studio across oceans. Early twentieth-century Russian avant-garde had been one Because she and her husband have moved every three of Vershbow’s favorite periods in her art history studies in years or so, Vershbow has had to continuously crate her college so living in Moscow was a special treat. She was able to studio, making sure it does not weigh too much to be incorporate that aesthetic into her work, creating a series of shipped. She has been obliged to pack fewer tools than remarkable ornaments in homage to Malevich, Kandinsky and most jewelers would normally carry along. “I may be the other avant-garde artists. Vershbow gained the greatest only metalsmith buying a rolling mill who asks, ‘Do you creative pleasure during her Russian sojourn from a series of have something lighter?’ ” tea glass holders she made for an exhibition at the Museum In the course of her husband’s foreign service career, of Decorative, Applied and Folk Art in Moscow.