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An early 20th Century stained oak dressing stool with rattan seat panel, set on bobbin turned supports - sold with an old footstool with tapestry upholstery and an Edwardian boudoir chair

A painted Victorian chiffoniere base, serpentine fronted, single drawer above twin arched cupboard doors, flanked by open bobbin turned columns, on plinth base, 85.5 x 88.5 x 45cmLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A late Victorian oak hall bench, heavily carved with bobbin turned supports and stick stand with a drip tray, 100.5h x 118.5wLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A late Victorian carved oak Gothic Revival side table, the two plank top with foliate carved edge over a foliate lunette carved frieze on bobbin turned supports united by bobbin turned stretchers, 101 cm wide x 41 cm deep x 74.5 cm high

A stained-oak dining table with single stretcher spanning two top-lining legs, alongside four oak chairs with drop-in leather seats, lattice straw supports and bobbin-turned stiles and stretchers. Table is 74.5cm tall, 182cm wide, 76cm deep

A reproduction stained-oak side drawer upon bobbin legs and with surrounding stretcher. Reminiscent of 18th-century style, with some carving to the drawer but more modern brass swing handles. 70cm tall, 65cm wide, 41cm deep

17th century oak side table on bobbin turned legs with later carved decoration. 93cm wide approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Seven pieces of period and later furniture for restoration, Georgian Mahogany side table with drawer, Regency Serpentine Cabinet, Georgian inlaid mahogany sofa table, William IV fold over tea / card table, mahogancy demi-lune table with plate glass top, spider-leg Sutherland table, bobbin leg small oak drop leaf table, much condition and wear to all

William III, King of England (1689-1702) Signed Autograph letter to Henry (1641–1704), Viscount Sidney (Sydney) manuscript autograph letter instructing the formation of a Regiment in Ireland [8th King's Royal Irish Hussars] inscribed 'to our right Trusty & Wellbeloved Cousin & Councillor Henry Viscount Sidney Our Lieu.t Generall & Gen.ll Governor of Our Kingdome of Ireland and to our Cheif [sic][ Governor or - Governor thereof for the time being' further annotated 'His Ma. Letters Letter y Lord Visc Sidney' dated 18th of January 1692 with an Establishm.t for a Regim.t, a Regim.t of Dragoons to be Raised and Commanded by Arthur Earle of Donegall & Coll Henry Conyngham', the letter signed 'William R' to the top of the letter, the letter further signed by William Blathwayt (circa 1649-1717), the letter: 46cm x 34cmWithin a 19th century bobbin turned decorated and glazed mahogany frame opening to both sides with hinged door to reveal the back and front of the letter, 56cm wide x 44cm high Ombersley Court, Worcestershire Sidney (Sydney), Henry (1641–1704), Viscount Sidney, lord lieutenant of Ireland (1692–3), of London and Kent, was born in Paris c. March 1641, fourth son of Robert Sidney, 2nd earl of Leicester (d. 1677), and his wife Lady Dorothy (d. 1659), daughter of Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland. In 1667 he was appointed captain of foot in the Holland regiment, and in the 1670s progressed through various public and court positions, including envoy to France and master of the robes. In 1679 he was sent as envoy to the states general, where he won the confidence of William of Orange. His activities earned him the displeasure of Charles II, and he was recalled in 1681. William's attempt to counteract the king's displeasure by getting Sidney appointed commander of the English regiments in the Dutch service was unsuccessful, while the accession of James II in 1685 further undermined Sidney's career. However, having remained out of view in Italy in 1686–7, he returned to England in 1688 in time to take a leading role in the conspiracy to bring William to England. In the summer of 1690 Sidney accompanied William to Ireland, and was present at the battle of the Boyne. Following William's departure (September), Sidney was appointed as one of the lords justices to govern Ireland. He served in that post till December 1690, when he returned to London to take up office as secretary of state for the northern department. During 1691 he was appointed warden of the Cinque ports, attended William in Flanders, and by the end of the year was being suggested as lord lieutenant of Ireland. In early 1692 he was appointed to that post, though his suitability for the position, and potential for a successful time in office, was called into question almost immediately when accusations were made that he had sold government places when a lord justice. William I Blathwayt was a diplomat and politician under the later Stuarts and William of Orange. He inherited Dyrham Park through his wife, Mary Wynter (1650–1694), whom he married in 1686.

An ash/elm Windsor pad arm chair. Having bobbin turned arm supports.

A modern grey upholstered long stool, on bobbin turned legs154w x 47d x 50h cm

A 19th century Portuguese rosewood writing table, containing two short drawers, on bobbin turned legs83w x 52d x 76h cm

A continental pine chest, 20th century, on bobbin turned legs104w x 45d x 92h cm

Large glass egg timer, the frame formed from an old wooden weaving bobbin, 30cm high

An Elizabethan style oak refectory table, having a planked top with cleated ends, on turned and square cut supports united by low H stretcher, d.96cm, d.259cm, h.76cm; together with a set of eight upholstered back and seat dining chairs, with bobbin turned front rails (6+2)

An Oak Side Table, circa 1700, the moulded top above a two-as-one frieze drawer between scrolled brackets, on bobbin-turned and block supports joined by a stretcher73cm by 55cm by 72cm

A Regency Mahogany, Boxwood, Ebony-Strung and Crossbanded Side Table, early 19th century, the hinged lid with reeded edge enclosing a divided interior with two lidded compartments above a strung frieze with lion mask loop carrying handles to the sides, on bobbin-turned tapering legs with brass-capped feet and castors and joined by a turned X stretcher52cm by 36cm by 73cm

Aan 18th Century-Style Oak Chest on Stand, the moulded top above two short and long oak-lined drawers with engraved brass handles, on an associated stand with bobbin-turned legs and block feet joined by an H stretcher58cm by 44cm by 127cm

A pair of contemporary lamp standards of bobbin form, complete with cylindrical shades. H160cm. 

A vintage Swedish Anders Mattson Mora table mounting bobbin winder

Two early 20th century oak occasional tables, one of joint stool form carved with lunettes, bobbin turned legs, width 45.5cm x height 47cm and the other with square top and on barley twist legs, width 46cm x height 45cm (2)

Contemporary oak drinks cabinet on stand, with two panelled doors revealing a shaped single shelf and central brush slide above single long drawer with brass drop handle, raised on six bobbin turned supports, united by an undertier, L 107 x D 46.5cm x H 137cm.

A Victorian ebonized correction chair, fan shaped crest rail above four horizontal spindles, cane seat on compressed bobbin front legs and splayed feet; along with a mahogany open armchair with inlaid stringing and upholstered seat A/F Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A late seventeenth century pegged oak side table the three plank top over two frieze drawers with split pin pear drop handles, on baluster and bobbin turned supports united by a bobbin turned box stretcher, on ball feet, 83 x 62 x 70cm high

A 19th century mahogany wine table on bobbin turned stem with triform supports, 67«cm. high.

An English 17th century oak side table with two short drawers above four bobbin turned legs and stretcher, original brass drop handles, 83.8 x 61cm. x 71.1cm.

A mahogany and brass Arts and Crafts chair the uprights with curling swan neck finials, flanking turned bobbin finials on carved horizontal bars, the seat with brass stud decoration and a circular leather cushion, on legs joined by box stretchers and griffin carved roundels, 126cm. high.

A matched set of eight ash Lancashire spindle back, rush seated kitchen chairs, 19th century, to include two carver chairs, along with an early 18th century oak twin gateleg dining table, the oval drop-leaf top upon bobbin turned and block supports, united by conforming cross stretchers, 75cm H x 120cm W x 47cm D extending to 141cm (9)Condition reportThree chairs have a little play in the joints although they are still structurally sound.General marks and scuffs commensurate with age and use, no visible evidence of woodworm 

An ebonised wooden floor lamp, of recent manufacture, with bobbin-turned detail, 24cm diameter133cm highCondition ReportPassed PAT test, 29/08/2024

A Charles II oak drop-leaf table, late 17th century, the oval top above a pair of drawers and a double gateleg action, and bobbin-turned supports united by square stretchers, raised on peg feet, 108cm wide140cm deep77cm high

A set of three Victorian graduated papier mâché trays, by Jennens & Bettridge, London, each of shaped rectangular outline with gilt-heighted detail, stamped 'Jennens & Bettridge' to the underside, the largest with an associated bobbin-turned stand,largest 81cm wide61cm high (4)Condition ReportKnocks, scuffs, and losses to decoration consistent with age and use. The stand with tray 70cm high

A carved and inlaid wooden screen, early 20th century, Syrian, Damascus, each leaf with an arched top, decorated with arabesques, mother-of-pearl and bobbin-turned detail, each leaf 62cm wide196cm highCondition ReportWith some breaks and losses. Crack to the left central panel. Inlay lacking in areas. Sections missing to the latticework. Three finials lacking. The pediment of the central panel lacking and the baluster section beneath is loose. However overall remains in good aesthetic condition and is ready for use. See additional images for details.

A Charles I-style oak refectory table, 19th century, but possibly incorporating some earlier elements, the later rectangular top raised on a carved frieze and bobbin-turned supports united by a stretchers,256cm wide80cm deep79cm high

A 19th century Victorian ebonised gypsy side table. Raised on turned bobbin legs united by stretchers with large central finial to underside. Having round top with japanned floral detailing. Measures approx. 64x51x51cm

An early 20th century American oak and leather captains chair. The chair raised on splayed supports to base, with a swivel seat featuring bobbin spindles below a high back with seat and backrest upholstered in tan leather. Measures approx. 97cm x 55cm x 47cm 

Dark wood drop leaf table on bobbin turned legs

Nest of two early 20th Century tables with bobbin turned legs

Vintage items to include an early 20th Century linen bed spread embroidered with a floral pattern in autumnal shades of orange and peach with bobbin lace edging, an embroidered linen tea pot cover (unquilted) or stocking case, lace and cotton linen doilies, a set of linen placemats, an embroidered satin pyjama case and small writing ledger. (qty in one box)

An Edwardian double bedspread in embroidered pink linen with bobbin lace (some damage to lace in areas but generally good), an early 20th century patchwork quilt (double) unfinished, needs batting and backing (some damage to some of the patches), two 1930s/40s quilted toppers, a 1930s blue rayon bedspread with tambour embroidered butterflies, bulrushes and water lilies,  two hand painted silk cushion covers (a/f) and an early 20th century hand made lace table cloth, (qty 1 box)

An unusual relief carved stained oak hinge top work box, with fabric lined interior and single frieze drawer, on bobbin turned supports, width 64cm

A mid-Victorian figured walnut three-division Canterbury, with spiral and bobbin turned columns, pierced floral fretwork panels, with single lower drawer, width 55cm

A Victorian oak Windsor armchair. Having a carved central slat, the scroll arms supported by turned supports, raised on bobbin turned legs united by stretchers, 103cm high

Oak stool, rectangular upholstered top on bobbin legs with stretcher, 60 x 43 x 41cm.

18th century country oak drop-leaf table, oval top, fitted with single drawer, raised on double gate-leg action bobbin-turned supports, united by stretchersDimensions: Height: 77cm  Length/Width: 104cm  Depth/Diameter: 48cmCondition Report:One foot needs re-attaching

Early 20th century music manuscript cabinet, moulded rectangular top over four fall front drawers, decorated with half bead mouldings, on bobbin turned supports united by undtertier Dimensions: Height: 93cm  Length/Width: 51cm  Depth/Diameter: 38cm

A pair of Victorian oak hall chairs with shield decorated panel backs, plain seats and bobbin turned front legs, 88cm high

A brass bound wooden bucket - height 30cm, together with a wooden butter paddle, a wooden and metal bound bobbin, Blackburn and a button hook.

A 19th century industrial bobbin converted to an hourglass sand timer, 34cm (h)

A pair of mahogany occasional tables, each with rectangular top, bobbin turned column and three outswept supports, together with two torchère stands (3).

An Edwardian mahogany octagonal-topped side table with unusual cross-form undertier with bobbin turned rails, on a quatrefoil base, 69 x 51cm, together with a gilt framed oval wall mirror, 57 x 48cm (2).Condition Report: The table has scratches and wear

Two vintage oak barley twist standard lamps together with a bobbin twist example (3)

A pair of early 20th century French oak bobbin turned corner chairs with rush seats, height 70cm, width 59cm, depth 58cm.

A Victorian rosewood three-tier whatnot, raised on bobbin turned supports and castors, height 75cm, width 76cm, depth 37cm.

A Victorian mahogany window seat with bobbin turned handles and legs, height 47cm, width 120cm, depth 27cm.

 (43) A small antique spinning wheel with bobbin turned supports raised on a triangular base, height 23ins, together with a three tiried cake stand, height 33ins  Declaration submission Reference FEPX4X98

An 18th century and later oak side table on four bobbin turned legs and carved frieze63 x 79 x 57cm

A set of six mahogany rush-seated North Country style dining chairs, with bobbin turned backs and carved decoration. (4+2)

An early 20th century oak Jacobean style cabinet on stand, with two fielded panelled doors, bobbin turned legs and H-shaped stretcher. 68x128x52cm. Top is screwed to base. Appears to have been underlit as light fitting with cut cable is mounted to underside.

A 19th century burr-walnut veneered work / sewing table, with end compartments and bobbin turned detail. W63cm, H58cm, D31cm.

SCOTTISH OAK WAINSCOT ARMCHAIR 17TH CENTURY the scroll carved crest rail with stylised plant forms and leaves above a panel back carved with stylised tulips, over a plank seat flanked by shaped downward scrolling arms, raised on bobbin turned forelegs joined by peripheral stretchers 58cm wide, 105cm high, 38cm deep Provenance: Karen and the late Marc Ellington, Towie Barclay Castle, Aberdeenshire