Hairdressing & Beauty Salon Furniture, Stock and Equipment

Saturday 04 August 2018

Commencing at 11:00am

Bedford Auction Centre

Viewing

Friday from 8.30am - 8.00pm
and morning of sale from 8.30am

To be sold by Auction under instructions from the directors of Lennie & Fred Ltd following retirement

Including:

Five console units in crocodile skin finish each with mirror back; Three Sibel hairdressing chairs in snakeskin effect upholstery; Eight hairdressing chairs & stools in green/gold leather effect finish by GV designs; Three Gamma hairdressing trolleys; Two hair wash stations by GV designs; Plinth Co. electric adjustable couch and many other items

Five wicker towel baskets; Brown leather finish 2-seater sofa; Three light oak side tables; Pair of upholstered bucket easy chairs; 2 wall-mounted mirrors, each with shelf; Mauve reception console and matching cabinet; Wall-mounted glazed stock cabinet; Gold effect hairdressing console with two drawers; stock of hand towels together with the remaining stock of hair products.

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Recent Highlights in Bedford Auction Centre

A large group of pre-1920 Edward VII and George V silver coinage including shillings, florins, sixpence and threepence, overall
124 tozs

Sold for £1,400

Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson of Kilburn, an oak nest of three occasional tables each with a relief carved mouse, max w. 61cm

Sold for £800

A 19th Century continental faience jug of shell form with grotesque handle and fish interior, h. 10.5 (af)

Sold for £3,200

A William and Mary Walnut and crossbanded cabinet , the two doors enclosing an arrangement of small fitted drawers, over three open graduated drawers, on bracket feet w.110cm

Sold for £1,000

A large portfolio containing the original plans, improvements and drawings for the construction and design of the House and Gardens of Latimer house situated in Latimer, Buckinghamshire designed by Edward Blore , Samuel Ware and the brothers Jearrad , dating from the 1820s. The portfolio contains detailed plans of various floors including references to: The Servants Rooms and hall, Cook's room, Larder, Scullery, Butler's Room and Pantry etc. also included in this lot are two later period coloured plans/maps of the Latimer estate, likely from the early 20th century providing an insight into the architectural ideas and practice of the Regency period and the social structure of this era.

Sold for £3,100

A group of Middle Eastern niello decorated metalware comprising a rectangular tray, a circular tray, a pair of dagger letter openers, a teapot, a sugar bowl, two dallah jug, four tea bowls and a jug (13)

Sold for £2,100

A late 19th century Louis Vuitton trunk with a crocodile skin leather body and mahogany brass studded ribs bearing various travel stickers including Cook's Cabin, British Rail etc., maker's label to the interior c. 1885,
No. 45030, w. 101 cm

Sold for £5,400

A collection of enamel automobile racing medals to include mainly Brooklands automobile racing club examples dating from 1920s onwards.

Sold for £850

An early 20th century Russian silver and parcel gilt kovsh, decorated in cloisonne enamel with foliate motifs, 88 standard and 11th Artel Moscow mark, h. 14.5 cm, 16.5 ozs

Sold for £10,000

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

Sold for £3,500

A Chinese stoneware blue and white shallow dish of circular form centrally decorated with a dragon, six character mark to base, d. 34.5 cm

Sold for £2,200

A Stuart Turner model of a direct-coupled steamed engine and electric generator, stamped 180

Sold for £340

William Tolliday, a model of a three-master sailing ship over a mineral sea, on a matching plinth, signed 14 x 11cm
William Tolliday joined Garrard & Co. in the late 1960's and worked from a workshop above the shop

Sold for £1,400

A 19th century Gillows & Co. walnut, strung and crossbanded ladies writing table. the tooled leather surface of kidney shape forms over a single shaped frieze drawer, on cabriole legs mounted with brass ram's heads, on bras capped feet, stamped to the drawer 'Gillows & Co.' l.131cm

Sold for £750

"Survey and Valuation of the Estate of the Earl of Essex in the Parishes of Stebbing, Saling, Raine & Bocking in the County of Essex." C.1795. Qto. reversed calf binding, gilt maroon title label, aeg, marbled eps. Manuscript valuation presented in accomplished calligraphy featuring very detailed measurement in columns of the land (Acres, Roods and Perches) and its use together with buildings and total rental value , (particularly relating to farms in parishes together with hand coloured plans, summaries, 'remarks' and recommendations

Sold for £1,400

A Victorian gold £5 coin dated 1887

Sold for £2,000

A 9ct yellow gold curblink bracelet with heart shaped padlock clasp suspending a large quantity of charms including an Edwardian sovereign dated 1905, a cine camera, a jointed teddy bear, a pair of skis and many others, overall 190 gms

Sold for £2,400

David Paque (Early 20th Century), A rural road with horses, figures and a lake, signed, oil on canvas, 39 x 64 cm

Sold for £850

A Royal Worcester bud vase of bottle shaped form with trumpet neck, hand painted with scenes of sheep in a mountainous landscape by Harry Davis. Shape number 1661. Date code for 1908, h. 24 cm

Sold for £1700

A cased set of twelve early 20th century Russian silver gilt spoons decorated in cloisonne enamel with foliate motifs, Moscow kokoshnik standard mark, M3, l. 10.5 cm

Sold for £950