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A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY DESK, having tambour section lifting to sliding writing surface with central pigeon hole flanked by short drawers over, central long drawer flanked by short drawers under stepped top over tambour, kneehole base with drawers flanked by cupboards to drawer over shelves, sliding side extension over panelled door, on later castors, approximately 134cm x 82.5cm x 122cm high (losses) £200-400
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A MAHOGANY EIGHT DAY LONG CASE CLOCK, having circular 12" white enamelled dial with Roman numeral chapter ring inscribed TB Whitehall Nottingham, plain dome hood, shaped panel door, stepped box and plinth base, approximately 180cm high (weights and pendulum) (dial overpainted and with losses) £150-200
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A CONTINENTAL HARDWOOD ROSEWOOD VENEER BUREAU CABINET, having central oval panel to fall front writing surface revealing central pigeon hole over slide flanked by two banks of three short drawers with long drawer over, double panelled doors to base with shelved interior, figural carvings within archways either side fall front with pagodas over, small double cupboard to top with mask head finial with long drawer under, approximately 114cm x 63cm x 200cm high £200-400
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AN OVAL PORTRAIT MINIATURE, woman wearing pearl necklace with rose, in gilt metal frame, approximately 8cm x 6cm, together with oval cased photograph, gentleman with crossed arms, approximately 7cm x 5.5cm (2) £40-60
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A RETRO CHROMED STANDARD LAMP, with spherical plastic shade, adjustable arch supported on double ring base, approximately 195cm high £50-80
| Paul Chancellor
SHE-4PO aka Huntress is the brain child of Paul Chancellor, a local artist.
SHE-4PO is a 'junk sculpture', the third of its kind after CRUSH-DA and R2-JUNK2 created using reclaimed materials and upcycling them to produce a truly one of a kind contemporary piece of art.
Paul took his inspiration from the concept of a self inspired female bounty hunter character and SHE-4P0 was born. Concept and construction of a future three sculptures are now underway. The first symbolising a day in the life of a child and age of technology, through which, the true essence of childhood will be reflected and portrayed.
Paul believes in the art of up-cycling, the ability to develop and create from discarded materials found in everyday living. Using his knowledge gained from fifteen years as a graphic designer and childhood hands on experience picked up from watching his father, an engineer working wood to make toys Paul has been able to combine art, fantasy and his sons demands to make a robot resulting in the creation of his 'Junk Sculptures'. | |
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PAUL CHANCELLOR, modern art reclamation sculpture, SHE-4PO/AKA Huntress, approximately 190cm high £800-1200
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A1924 PACKARD SINGLE SIX TOURER, right hand drive, registration SV 9501, chassis number U46558, engine number 468863A. Paint finish in blue over black wings, (an older reasonable quality repaint) with white coach line. Body trim and nickel brightwork in good order (if dull). Heavy cast number plates, cast Packard 'Liberty Lens' drum-type headlights. Mirror backed S & M Lamps Co sidelights, modern flashing indicators, Boyce Moto Meter accessory to radiator, single spare wheel to rear. Black vinyl interior trim, home fitted red carpets. Dash panel has original basic vintage instruments, with wood rim steering wheel in good order. All controls appear in fine fettle. Age, signs of use and light corrosion to engine bay, four wheel brakes and Gabriel 'Snubber' dampers. Registered in the UK in 2003, originally supplied to New Zealand before being taken to Japan (Please note 10% plus VAT Buyers' Premium applies to this lot) £14000<\!->16000
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