George III Miniature Mahogany Glass Fronted Cabinet - Apprentice Piece. Antiquarian Books

George III Miniature Mahogany Glass Fronted Cabinet - Apprentice Piece. Antiquarian BooksA charming George III miniature mahogany cabinet with a plinth cornice above a pair of glazed doors, and the lower section boasting two short and two long drawers on bracket feet. The cabinet has some wear to the wood in places with some slight cracking to the wood evident near the top left door hinge and the lower drawer is missing its lock. The left side of the cabinet shows a small inset panel of wood which appears to be a historic repair to a wood

A fine David Bates (1840-1921) watercolour depicting figures in a hayfield with a storm gathering

The box has replacement wood surrounding the key hole and wear commensurate commensurate with age throughout

A very attractive piece of functional silver from the art nouveau period

John Galliford was the mayor of South Molton

and at the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists

Joseph Thors and Samuel Henry Baker

the two largest diamonds to the centre measure at 0

Circumference (at widest point): 18cm

The toast rack remains remains fully functional and attractive

There is an old label to the reverse of the frame for 'Chas

reading 'DE VITA VIS'

Depth: 23cm