Name: Auction: A FRENCH OAK ARMOIRE LATE 19TH CENTURY
Brand: Lyon & Turnbull
Price: 1500 GBP
Availability: InStock

Day One | Wed 24th Sept at 10am | Lots 1 to 425

Day Two | Thurs 25th Sept at 10am | Lots 426 to 851

For nearly forty years, London’s Eccentric Trading Company has been the industry’s best-kept secret - a “warehouse of wonders” supplying films, television, and theatre with everything from grand dining tables to vintage Louis Vuitton luggage. &nbsp;Founded in 1986 by the Jordan family, the company built its reputation on objects that feel authentic, lived-in, and true to their period. As founder Spencer Jordan puts it: “A good prop is something you don’t notice - if you do, it’s wrong.”Now, that secret world opens to the public. &nbsp;Lyon &amp; Turnbull presents The Secret Life of Props: The Eccentric Trading Collection, a two-day single-owner auction offering a once-in-a-lifetime chance to acquire pieces that have shaped British film and television for a generation. From 18th-century English armchairs to whimsical oddities, each lot carries a story far beyond the screen.For collectors, designers, and film lovers, the sale is more than an auction - it is an invitation to own a piece of cinematic history.&nbsp;Buyer's Guide:&nbsp;

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the egg and dart cornice above a scroll and rose carved frieze centred by a vine, wheat and dove crest, the panel doors carved with fruiting cornucopia and centred with oval panels with gardening trophies, the lower section with vine decoration, on scroll and acanthus feet, the interior with adjustable shelves and drawers

A FRENCH OAK ARMOIRE

LATE 19TH CENTURY

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