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A 3' divan bed with vi-sprung mattress, toile bed head and super king bed spread

A vintage style patchwork bed spread, king size

A vintage style patchwork bed spread

A white crocheted bed spread.

Arts and Crafts rectangular silver cigarette box, the cover embossed spread eagle crest and the motto "Schola Bed For Diansis" W. 12.5cm

An early 20th patchwork double bed spread; lace clothes; muff

A large crocheted wool bed spread, 228cm x 225cm.

A pair cushion with removable covers white ground with roses and flowers patern 63 x 63 cm together with a Red toile de Jouy bed spread cover with scalloped edges

Pair of green and gold curtains including pelmet single bed spread and five similar cushion covers drop 236cm, W 330cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Pair gold interlined curtains including single bed spread, drapes, chair covers, drop 252cm W 198cm (10) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

An off white Durham bed-spread, with a collection of hand embroidered, and hand crochet table linen

A vintage bed spread

A likely Middle Eastern or Indian hand made wall hanging with mirrored panels together with a purple embroidered bed spread

A quantity of vintage linen and lace, to include bed spread, throws etc

An embroidered reversible bed spread/throw, with floral decoration on colourful striped ground, 226cm long, together with a part silk throw, decorated with harlequin stripes, 74cm long (2)

A Vintage Patterned Bed Spread with Cream, Brown and Pale Blue Wools and Brown Fringing. 217 Cm x 200 Cm.

A William IV Style Four Poster Bed: The mahogany foot posts adorned with spiraling reeds and carved lotus-petal bulbs. The bed dressed in a champagne silk canopy with shaped pelmets edged in fringed braid, curtains to the head and sides, and a gathered valance. The mattress covered in a crewel-work bed spread stitched in pale blue wools on an ecru linen ground. 80 ins (203 cms) high, 61 ins (155 cms) wide, 85 ins (216 cms) in length (Takes a standard king size mattress 5 ft wide and 6 ft 6 ins long (150 x 198 cm).*

Hand crocheted blanket/bed spread approx 224 cm x 200 cm

Floral Double Bed Spread

Hand Made Crocheted White Lace Bed Spread. Overall Size 68 x 68 inches. Square Panel with Crocheted Fringed Edging.

Textiles - a 1920s raw silk bed spread, embroidered with Chinoiserie scenes; a Silver Jubilee 1977 worked cushion; hand embroidered and lace edged floral table cloths; qty

Bed spread and other lace and textiles

Large quantity of table linen to include damask cloths, a wool car rug and large applique bed spread (Edwardian) plus a quantity of hankerchiefs

A pair of floral embossed curtains, a pair of yellow floral curtains and matching bed spread plus a pair of blue and white curtains decorated with 18th C scenes

A hand stitched Indian floral decorated table cloth together with a hand stitched Indian floral bed spread

‘…I saw the Queen being handed the wrong cakes…’ DU MAURIER DAPHNE: (1907-1989) British Author. T.L.S., Daphne, four pages, 8vo, Menabilly, Par, Cornwall, 16th August 1962, to 'My dear' (Foy Quiller-Couch). Du Maurier proclaims 'What a typical arrival! Be sure to see all fires are extinguished when you go to bed, and that the doors and windows are locked against burglars' and adds 'I have written my name under yours in Castle Dor, and have returned the book'. She continues to recount a visit from Queen Elizabeth II, 'Well, the Queen..I was so exhausted…from doing 26 vases of flowers the day before that I had lost my nerves when the moment came. I must say, it was rather splendid to see the big Rolls drive slowly up to the front door bearing the Royal Standard, and the Queen, a radiant figure in white, seated within. That was really the best of it. The actual hour passed very quickly really, but nobody hardly touched the enormous spread of tea I had prepared, and out of my eye I saw the Queen being handed the wrong cakes by Angela, and she even got a non-matching plate at one moment instead of the Rockingham! The nice Prescotts helped us, she chatting informally away to Prince P[hilip] about schools, and Colonel Prescott reviving old Grenadier memories with the Queen. The entourage seemed endless (actually we were 14) and disposed themselves about the Long Room, and old Sir Edward Bolitho spilt his tea, and was the only one to munch, and enjoy, a split with cream! The house had been scrubbed, and better scrubbed (I found Mr. Burt, 81 a few days before, washing down the Long Room mantle piece with Jeyes fluid!!) and so much tidied away that none of us have been able to find a thing since. No, I wore neither hat nor gloves, thank goodness. I wrote and asked a lady-in-waiting I knew, and she said "Not at an informal tea in one's own house." My relief was enormous. I haven't a hat to my name, tho' I could have borrowed gloves, and Flave had actually sent down a handsome white bag from Harrods, which I suggest we all borrow in time of need. Anyway, it's a good thing done, and I think the G'sman [Guardsman, her husband Frederick Browning] was very pleased at the honour shown….' Du Maurier also writes of children, 'I still wish they were better at amusing themselves and had more imagination. Paul, who is apt to be scared at bedtime, looked at me as if I were mad when I told him that Kits also used to be rather nervous, but was all right when he had a group of small Indians called Black Wolf and Laughing Thunder on his bedside table to guard him, along with a small soldier on one knee called Terry. "If you like", I said, "I will see if there are any Indians left in the playroom drawer." "But they aren't real", answered Paul, and I saw it was no good. My word, those toy Indians were as real to me as they were to Kits - the "Guarders" we always called them. It is a pity that children seem so factual these days, and I don't see why it should be anything to do with men whirling round in space.' and concludes by briefly referring to her own work, 'I have finished my Glass-Blowing book, and the publishers in England and U.S. very pleased with it. I was afraid they'd find it dull'. A small tape stain to the upper corner of the first and final pages, only very slightly affecting one word of text and not the signature, VG Foy Quiller-Couch - daughter of British writer Arthur Quiller-Couch (1863-1944), and a life-long friend of Du Maurier. Indeed, Du Maurier was accompanied by Foy Quiller-Couch when she became inspired with the storyline for her novel Jamaica Inn. In 1930, apparently around the time of the present letter, the two ladies were staying at Jamaica Inn and went riding on Bodmin Moor. They became lost in bad weather conditions and apparently sheltered for some time in a derelict cottage on the moor but were eventually led back to Jamaica Inn by their horses. Frederick Browning (1896-1965) British Lieutenant-General of World War II, deputy commander of the First Allied Airborne Army in Operation Market Garden, 1944. Husband of Du Maurier from 1932. Comptroller and Treasurer to Princess Elizabeth from 1948-52 and later Treasurer in the Office of the Duke of Edinburgh.

A selection of vintage domestic textiles, to include; tapestry and other cushions, eider downs, bed spreads, country house curtains, crochet bed spread, bell pull etc

Textiles - Linen bed spread with crocheted inserts and edging ,late 19th century ; linen damask tablecloth ; a floral feather eiderdown etc

A 20th Century Indian embroidered bed spread, in blue and purple with floral motifs.

An assorted quantity of blue 1920s bedspread - Edwardian cotton bed spread x 2, paper patterns from the 1970/80s etc (q)

An 18thC unfinished length of fabric with all-over botanical decoration in gold coloured silk thread, possibly intended as a bed spread. Embroidered date to edge Dec 1734 (244cm x 200cm)

Camp Rock curtain set, bed spread, pillow cases, sheets, table mats (all brand new in packets) in decorative basket

Double Bed Spread, Cotton Rug and Carpet.

Sheridan Of Australia King Size Bed Spread Enchantment patter still in original packaging. Cost New £235. Floral decoration.

Ornate beaded bed spread

A large goat skin bed spread or blanket, black silk backing 230 cm x 210 cm approximately. CONDITION REPORT: Good

CURTAINS, two pairs, gold silk moiree, 120cm gathered by 300cm drop, the other pair 75cm gathered by 350cm drop with pelmets and matching bed spread. (5)

Victorian style 4 poster king size bed with matching bed spread drapes and 2 pairs of curtains

An early 20th century embroidered bed spread with gold thread, probably Egyptian or Middle Eastern

Yellow painted pine double wardrobe fitted with two single drawers, (W106cm, H162cm), similar bedside cabinet, (W42cm, H72cm), and matching bed spread, cushions, bed head and curtains

Household Goods - a Globemaster Sparklets Syphon, flatware, ceramics, glassware, a satin feather filled bed spread boxes; etc (5 boxes)

Late 19th century handworked drawnthread double bed spread, 228cm x 273cm also three tea table cloths, and a pillow slip (5)

A large Welsh lace bed spread or blanket, late 19th or early 20th Century; together with a linen embroidered bed spread (2)

A hand embroidered bed spread, decorated with exotic birds and flowers.

A quantity of linen including a christening dress with lace and pin tucking, another infant's dress, a child's smock with Broderie Anglaise and lace detailing, a linen and lace double bed spread, and lace, linen and drawn thread work pillow cases.

A patchwork double bed spread, early 20th century, sewn against a red ground, 320cm x 280cm.

A large early 20thC French bed spread.

Late 19th century handworked drawnthread double bed spread, 228cm x 273cm also three tea table cloths, tray cloth and a pillow slip CONDITION REPORT: Good general condition, a few loose threads to corners

Near Eastern Syro-Hittite Ceramic Chariot 1180-700 BC. A terracotta chariot model comprising a D-shaped bed with lateral stub axles and vertical frontal plaque; the bed with central discoid socket and driver figure before, rope detailing to the sides; the plaque with incised tree motifs to the rear face, looped yoke to the upper edge with central roundel; forward face of the plaque with two goddess figurines flanking a square aperture, point detailing to the faces and bodies, arms spread. 305 grams, 12 cm (4 3/4"). From an important London collection, acquired in the 1970s. TimeLine Auctions Ltd arranges printed catalogue rostrum Auctions, eAuctions and Timed Auctions where we offer antiquities, ancient artefacts / artifacts, antiques, collectibles, coins, medals and books for public sale. Fine condition; repaired.

A Rare Black And Cream Ground Welsh Woolen Bed Spread

An original Rali Indian bed spread.

An early 20thC floral bed spread

A late 19thC/early 20thC patchwork bed spread, predominantly using floral fabric.

A large Indian purple embroidered bed spread and four matching cushion covers, together with a selection of seven Indian silk cushion covers, 80 x 160cm approx (12)

Four boxes inc. 1960`s and later fabrics, 1970`s bed spread, vintage travelling rugs etc.

Large gold thread embroidered bed spread with set of four matching cushion covers (5)

Early 20th century hand worked bed spread and pillow spread worked in a cream cotton lace and ribbon work on a net ground with central extensive flower and leafage panel 205cm x 198cm and drop panel 45cm x 125cm, matching pillow bolster panel, 78cm x 200cm possibly American (2) and a Chinese cream silk table cloth

Vintage velvet patchwork bed spread

Middle Eastern hardwood twin handled rectangular tray with carved foliate decoration & brass floral inlay together with cream square cushion & floral bed spread. (3).

A middle eastern heavily embroidered tent stitch woolen rug/bed spread in rich autumnal colours