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A 12 drawer bobbin chest, two flights of six drawers, brass button handles, 34cm high x 48.5cm wide x 40.5cm deep, c.1900

A late Victorian rosewood reclining chair, bobbin turned spindles and stretchers, brass castors to four legs

A 19th century gilt mirror, with bobbin border, 115cm x 20cm

A collection of various snuff boxes to include; an Austrian oval snuff box, 1878, maker LR, of oval shape, plain, stepped hinged cover; an 18th century English snuff box and cover, indistinct maker's mark only, the hinged cover with scrolling foliage, the front engraved S Barrett, the whole of canted rectangular form; a central European silver gilt standing bottle and hinged cover, indistinctly marked to base, wrythen form body, twin bird finial; a filigree thread bobbin; an 18th century miniature wine taster (5) (Dimensions: main box width: 67mm)(main box width: 67mm)

Set of five early 20th Century spindle back kitchen chairs on circular moulded seats and bobbin turned supports. (5) (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Collection of occasional tables to include: oak piecrust table with bobbin turned supports, mahogany jardiniere with under tier, oak carved tripod table etc. (4)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A pair of mahogany étagères, with gilt front supports, latticed bobbin turned cross stretchers, with four shelves, 49.5cm wide 22.5cm deep 82.5cm high, and a matching example , 48.5cm wide, 33cm deep, 79cm high (3)

Antique 19th century hand-made and machine-made lace including Bertha collar made in Burano with muslin and needle-made fillings on net ground. Battenburg tape lace collar with needle-made fillings. Duchesse de Bruges bobbin lace collar. Duchess lace with Point de Rose medallions and tape lace collar. Bedfordshire collar plus a pair of tape and needle fillings cuffs. Duchesse de Burges lace lengths. All individually displayed on on fabric covered boards. Provenance V&A Miss Levey.

Victorain pale lilac grosgrain boned jacket and matching skirt with gathered lace trim. Skirt has space for a bustle and underskirt has bobbin lace trim. Also a purple silk skirt and jacket with bead and braid trim.

A selection of table linens with lace-work including crochet, bobbin lace and cut-out work. Plus an example of Buckingham bobbin lace tray cloth edging displayed on blue tissue paper.

Antique and later oak rectangular coffee table on bobbin turned front supports, 21ins x 50ins x 18.5ins high

19th Century metal bound trunk and a circular occasional table on bobbin legs

19th Century mahogany three tier wall bracket with bobbin turned uprights

Stained beechwood four tier wall bracket with bobbin turned uprights

OAK FORMED SMALL PROPORTION DROP LEAF GATE LEG TABLE ON BOBBIN TURNED LEGS

A part 18th century gate leg dining table having drop leaf pine top, on oak bobbin gate legs

An oak refectory table, 202 x 88cm, together with a set of six brown studded upholstered dining chairs, to include two carvers, on bobbin turned legs

A set of six red upholstered dining chairs on bobbin turned legs

AN OAK WARWICK STYLE CHAIR, bobbin turned and chip carved decoration, with open arms and triangular seat, c.1900

Interesting lot of 19th c. sewing implements - lace bobbins, chatelaine scissors, crochet hooks, also including a gold? propelling pencil and another guilloche silver, hallmarked silver fruit knife, Mauchline ware bobbin, miniature cricket bat etc

Welsh brass inglenook copper kettle on bobbin turned brass tripod stand

A collection of assorted late 19th and early 20th Century uranium green drinking glasses, comprising a set of four with ogee bowls engraved with stars above hollow faceted stems on circular feet, height 13cm, three with optic spotted round funnel bowls on bobbin stems above circular star cut bases, two with cup bowls and clear stems and conical feet and four other examples. (13)

19th century mahogany lyre form tea caddy, the hinged top to reveal two sections, on ivory bun feet, 20cm x 16cm,PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’s advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements and the onus is therefore on them to organise their own shipping.. Top of the caddy has suffered an area of water damage, 1 brass inlay stringing missing, accumulation of dust to bobbin decoration, discoloration of ivory buttons to the top Please see ewbanks.co.uk for condition reports and further images

18th Century oak side table with one draweron bobbin turned legs united by stretchers - 72 x 90 cm . Please see ewbanks.co.uk for condition reports and further images

Victorian oblong tilt top occasional table, the moulded top upon a bobbin turned column and tripod base, 24" x 15.5", height 28"

A set of eight Tudor style dining chairs with canework seats and back panels on 'bobbin' turned H stretcher supports - 6 plus 2 carvers

A pair of German 19th century porcelain and gilt bronze mounted ebonised cabinets on standsCirca 1870, each mounted with twenty-eight porcelain plaques of various shapes painted with scenes gallants, courting couples and putti, one cabinet with a pierced porcelain gallery surmounted by nine painted figures (one lacking) dressed in 18th century attire, the other with a porcelain and ebonised baluster gallery surmounted by six similar figures, each with a pair of oval panel mounted doors encompassed by spandrel mounts, the reverse with walnut and tulipwood crossbanded veneers, enclosing one long frieze drawer over eight short drawers interspersed by two Silenus and two Flora painted porcelain term figures, with one set terminating in an ebonised base and the other set on porcelain pedestals, centred by a mirrored recess with a bobbin turned gothic colonnade and chequerboard inlaid floor, above two twin panel mounted short frieze drawers, on stop fluted tapering and baluster turned legs, with a shaped X-stretcher surmounted to the centre by a scantily clad porcelain maiden, some minor variations, 116cm wide x 52cm deep x 165cm high, (45 1/2in wide x 20in deep x 64 1/2in high) (2)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TP

An antique oak side table, with moulded edge and frieze drawer, with bobbin turned supports beneath with low stretchers and short turned feet. Width 91 cm.

A late Victorian/Edwardian child's bobbin turned corner chair, bearing plaque Bennett Brothers Liverpool.

A 19th century bobbin turned chair, with striped and floral upholstered seat, the legs on brass castors. Width 64 cm, height 92 cm.

An Arts and Crafts carved walnut spinners chair, the tapering back with pierced heart shaped motif above carved foliage and supported upon bobbin turned legs, together with a Victorian carved and stained oak spinners chairs on turned legs. 102 cm and 90 cm high respectively.

An early 18th century dark oak side chair, having an arched top rail with carved floral decoration above an arcaded back with turned spindles, with solid seat all upon turned and square legs united to the front by bobbin turned stretcher. 111 cm high. CONDITION REPORT: The chair is structurally sound with no loose joints. There is no movement where the back joins the seat side rails. The solid seat is slightly warped but not significantly. We can see no evidence of any repairs to the legs. The chair could be used as is without the need for any repairs.

A Victorian walnut Sutherland table, of small proportions, raised on bobbin turned legs with white ceramic castors. Width with leaves open 71 cm, height 53.5 cm, depth 52 cm.

A PAIR OF SILVER PEDESTAL TAZZE, maker Ackroyd Rhodes, London 1914, of shaped circular form with bobbin cast rim over ovolo and swag pierced and foliate engraved borders, centrally engraved with Bradford City Coat of Arms and motto "Labor Omnia Vincit", raised upon knopped stems and stepped circular bases, 8 1/4" diameter, 5 1/2" high, 30ozs 5dwts total, en-suite with an epergne, maker Ackroyd Rhodes, London 1913, the foliate pierced trumpet vase with two scrolling arms engraved with the Coat of Arms and presentation inscription to "... Alderman Geo. H. Robinson ... Lord Mayor ... 1915", on a low domed foot, 15 1/4" high, 28ozs 11dwts (3) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A SMALL OAK DROP LEAF TABLE, c.1700, the oval plank top and plain frieze raised on bobbin turned and block supports, similar stretchers, on turned feet, 45 1/2" x 34 3/4" x 28 3/4" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A harpist's late Regency stained beech chair, with a high bobbin and reel turned triple splat back, solid oval seat, on bobbin and ring turned splayed legs united by stretchers, 93cm high.

An impressive rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid sewing, writing and jewellery casket, circa 1835, the whole with cut mother of pearl floral, animal and bird panels within quarter bobbin mouldings, ring side handles on carved bun feet, the hinged sarcophagal form lid fitted internally with a mirror in tooled leather frame, over a lidded and compartmentalised tray in patterned red silk and paper, the front with a pair of panel doors with internal tooled leather panels and fitted with a plain drawer, a jewellery drawer and with a drawer fitted as a writing slope complete with two original ink wells, complete with key, 34 x 26 x 37cm

A rosewood and brass inlaid sewing box of sarcophagal form, circa 1835, the lid and front with cut brass floral panels and quarter bobbin mouldings, the lid cartouche initialled 'HHD', on turned bun feet, the interior with ruched silk panel within a gilt tooled leather frame over a lidded and compartmentalised tray with six variant mother of pearl reel holders, waxer emery and a few other tools, 29 x 21 x 15.5cm

A mixed lot - sewing - comprising four metal cylinder form Mitrailleuse style needle cases, 6cm, a wooden lace bobbin, a tin titled ' Needle Case', a Flora MacDonald leather needle book and a Phoenix needle book (8)

A lace bobbin box and a selection of lace bobbins, the rectangular oak box pin initialled and dated 1805, the bobbins comprising a card mounted with ten wooden bobbins including two with lanterns and balls, a bone lace bobbin inscribed 'Make Wide Lace', a wooden lace bobbin with two lanterns each with two balls, a lace bobbin the pull off top with miniature bobbin, eight various bone bobbins and thirty nine others (51)

Lace Bobbins - nine turned bone spot named lace bobbins comprising Sofia Cowman/Elizabeth Sitratasy/ Sarah Jane Matthews/William Hide/Dear Fanny/Eliza Watts/James Prigmore Dec 9 1867/Dear Jane ?/ and a worn bobbin dated 1829. (9)

Lace Bobbin - a scarce turned bone hanging bobbin spot inscribed 'William Worsley Hung 1868'.

Lace Bobbins - a scarce turned bone hanging bobbin spot inscribed. 'W. Bull Hung April 1871'.

Lace Bobbin - forty nine turned bone lace bobbins, some decorated.

BOBBIN FRAMED CORNER ARMCHAIR, with rush seated panel

A Victorian rosewood bobbin turned nursing chair

2 small Chinese style 2-tier stands, and an Edwardian ebonised bobbin turned Canterbury

A Victorian walnut games-top stretcher table, with bobbin turned legs, W89cm, H70cm

An attractive Victorian period mahogany Hall Table, of narrow proportions, the shaped back with bobbin turned pillars over a moulded top with plain frieze on similarly decorated bobbin turned legs, approx. 127cms x 42cms x 114cms (50" x 16 1/2" x 45"). (1)Provenance: Castleboro House, Co. Wexford.

A harlequin set of ten Gothic-style ebonised bobbin-turned dining chairs with pierced Gothic arch backs, six with drop-in seats, four with caned seats, (10).

A 19th Century carved "Black Oak" rectangular side table, the upstand with carved scroll pediment, fitted one frieze drawer with lion's mask pattern handles, on bobbin turned front legs and ball pattern feet, 49ins wide x 17ins deep x 39ins high

An oak drop leaf table, 17th century and later, the oval top on bobbin turned supports, 109cm wide, 87cm deep, 73cm high, and a 19th century oak tripod table Provenance: The property of the late Mr & Mrs Brian Lister, The Old Rectory, Widdington

An oak side table, with a single drawer on bobbin turned supports, 85cm wide Provenance: The property of the late Mr & Mrs Brian Lister, The Old Rectory, Widdington

A simulated rosewood lace makers lamp stool raised on bobbin turned supports, 15cm.Condition report intended as a guide only.Good condition.

Set of three similar carved oak dining chairs with solid seats, on bobbin turned supports

A Victorian spinning wheel. In a working condition. One strap needs replaced to hold bobbin in place.

An oak gateleg occasional table, an oak bobbin occasional table and a walnut table

Late 16th Century Flemish and Italian Lace, comprising a pair of cuffs with alternating floral and star motifs, 42cm by 10cm; a Similar Trim, 8cm by 81cm (a.f.); Similar Deep Trim of triangles and geometric shapes with a zigzag border, 240cm by 12cm; and a Mid 18th Century Bobbin Lace Square Collar (4) Provenance: Collection of Agnes Briscoe

Circa 1830-1870's Baby and Children's Cotton Gowns and Dresses, comprising an empire line long baby gown with scalloped detail, capped sleeves and under dress; Ayrshire boys cotton dress with needle lace and drawn thread work (shortened); a girls day dress in white muslin with lace insertions to the front; off the shoulder neckline cotton muslin dress with braid trim; post 1850 'monthly gown', worn day and night for the first month for newborns, with feather stitch; long cotton muslin long dress with chikan embroidery; long dress with handmade bobbin lace; pina cloth Chinese embroidered panel, silk gown and a white cotton dolls dress (one box)

Late 17th Century Flemish Bobbin Lace Flounce, with floral design overall comprising two pieces stitched together, 30cm by 440cm Provenance: Collection of Agnes Briscoe (Née Ralph) enjoyed a lifelong passion for lace and making lace. She was born in 1841 in Settle, North Yorkshire, her parents were both independently wealthy, having set up and owning their own businesses. Agnes married John Jonathan Briscoe in 1863 in Austwick and lived at Bridge House, Starbotton, having four children. Agnes collected lace throughout her life, understanding the intricacies of making it, which she continued to do till the end of her life in December 1918. Her granddaughter Viscountess Selby remembered how Agnes, despite being wheel chair bound at the end of her life, spent her time putting a lace border on every pillowcase and tablecloth in the home. In 1955 Mrs Briscoe-George (Agnes' youngest child) bought Norris Castle on the Isle of Wight where the lace was later housed. In the 1970's it became open to the public and the lace collection was on display in the circular drawing room in the tower. In 2016 Norris Castle was passed out of the family.