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Condition report: Inevitable scuffs, scratches, dents, small veneer chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.Please see extra photos.No key present. 

Provenance: The Waterhouse Collection Please also see scanned photographs (not included) from the Waterhouse family archive which shows this chest in situ at Charney Manor, Oxfordshire. Charney Manor…

Provenance: The Waterhouse Collection Please see the following story for further details: Autumn at Bellmans | The Waterhouse Family CollectionCondition report: Various inevitable scuffs, scratches,…

Condition report: Interior depth is 32cm deep. Requires repair. Plenty of wear, scuffs, scratches, dents, small chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age. Please see extra images of…

Condition report: General, inevitable scuffs, scratches, dents, small chips and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.Several veneer chips to the edges of some of the legs - see extra images.…

Provenance: The Waterhouse Collection Please also see the scanned photograph (not included) from the Waterhouse family archive which shows this sofa in situ at Charney Manor, Oxfordshire. Charney…

IVORY LICENCE NO 97LCL1F7Provenance: The Waterhouse Collection Please see the additional scanned watercolour (not included) from the Waterhouse family archive which shows a table of similar form …

Condition report: Wear and scuffs to the leather, notably to the ends of the arms. The dust sheet has been removed at the corner - front right and a little webbing is visible. Some scuffs and marks…

Condition report: This would probably have forme the supporting structure and  would’ve slotted into a base. Various old breaks, chips and losses to the extremities. Chipping to the gilding in areas…

Condition report: Please see additional images in answer to the various questions. Locks present. Cedar lined drawers. Ceramic castors. Possibly some slight movement to the top as to be expected with…

Condition report: Various losses to the inlays overall. Old shrinkage split to the solid top which has been butterfly braced. .Gap present. The pedestal with a few chips and losses, together with…

Condition report: Good decorative condition overall. Caning is intact although there might be some very slight ‘give’ but no obvious holes. Old worm holes in areas, over the frame. Both top rails…

Condition report: The uprights need reinforcing / strengthening. One with an old split to the base of the upright - see extra images. General, dirt and dust, together with inevitable scuffs,…

Condition report: In reasonably good condition with various scuffs and scratches to the headboard and other areas, exposed to wear, such as the edges of the rails. See extra imagesThe structure would…

Famille-rose teabowl- tiny nick to the rimThree blue and white teabowls and saucers- one teabowl has a large glued break to the rim. Another has a shallow slice chip along the rim, approx. 0.75cm…

ProvenanceThe Anthony & Marietta Coleridge CollectionDavid Style, Esq., Wateringbury Place; Christie's House Sale, 31 May-2 June, 1978, lot 196The right hand is a replacement, attached to a cork…

Ivory Declaration number;  Z2CXB7XNSome glued tears to the paper ground. Some staining to the paper and some overall losses

Condition report: Movement is not running, winder is overwound, dial in good condition, inner dust cover also marked 9ct, no inscriptions, case with a few dents and surface scratches.

Condition report - General wear, scratches to metal.There is one extra link attached to the chain.

Condition Report.Sapphires quite watery colour. Looking at the back, not that old.

ProvenanceChristie’s, 11 May 1994, lot 52;Private collection, UKCondition ReportMinor discolouration off LH border and small scuff to coat lower centre, otherwise sound.  Ultraviolet reveals no…

FootnoteArent Schuyler DePeyster (27th June 1736–26th November 1822) was an American born British colonial military officer best known for his term as commandant of the British controlled Fort…