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An Edwardian steel safety deposit box tower
An Edwardian steel safety deposit box tower
the polished cabinet comprising a stack of three chests with, respectively twenty, nine and six doors consecutively numbered 680 through 722; each pigeon-hole with a lidded tole-peint liner, the lower section with a slide drawer, each door with a working Chubb lock and exclusively numbered key, all raised on a plain plinth base,
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A quantity of 18″ black marble tiles
£20 each incl. VAT (approx £100 per sq m incl. VAT)A quantity of 18″ black marble tiles
each with gold veining and quartz inclusions, evenly distributed across a dark base,£20 each incl. VAT (approx £100 per sq m incl. VAT) -
Reclaimed 6 1/2″ Edwardian pine floorboards (34 sqm ex Egyptian House Piccadilly)
£3,900 the batch (incl VAT)Reclaimed 6 1/2″ Edwardian pine floorboards (34 sqm ex Egyptian House Piccadilly)
Square edge boards. Great quality Baltic pine. Condition: biscuit patina, pleasantly worn with dints and scratches commensurate with age, surface nail holes, solid and uniform - good straight grain. 165mm wide; lengths across the batch: mostly 120-300cm [29mm thick],£3,900 the batch (incl VAT) -
Eltham Palace, by Hubert John Williams.
£395Eltham Palace, by Hubert John Williams.
Hubert John Williams (1905-1989). Portrait, landscape and architectural painter, etcher and illustrator. Williams was born in Beckenham, Kent in 1905 and later studied at the Royal Academy Schools where he was awarded the Landseer Scholarship for 1928. He also attended the St Martins School of Art and the L.C.C. Schools. Between 1926 and 1939 he exhibited at the Royal Academy, Royal Scottish Academy, Royal Institute of Painters in Oil, and the New English Art Club amongst others. During WWII he worked as a cartographer in the War Office, then as commercial illustrator from 1946 specialising in children's education. His work can be found in many public collections including The Imperial War Museum and Museum of London.£395