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A set of six 18th Century oak panel back dining chairs on bobbin turned supports and cross stretchers.

An 18th Century oak child's chair on bobbin turned legs along with a 19th Century mahogany child's chair with a rattan seat and a Victorian mahogany bidet stool (3)

A set of four carved oak dining chairs and an oak drop leaf table on bobbin turned supports, 20th Century. (5)

A collection of early 20th century Indian textiles, comprising an Indian child's waistcoat, highly embroidered with metallic threads, lined in green silk, a pair of green silk trousers with added 1920s white net and lamé shawl, a red and white check chiffon 'jama' garment, lined in yellow silk to the edge, with green silk pyjamas, a turquoise silk sari, a pair of red leather slippers, together with a later cream wedding cape of cream grosgrain, with cutaway panels and handmade bobbin lace to neck and hemline (Qty.)

Oak bobbin turned stool with Bergere seat & qty of occasional tables & stools

A MIDDLE EASTERN, POSSIBLY MOORISH, THREE FOLD BOBBIN TURNED SCREEN with hinged openings to each outer section and with a bow fronted light recess to the centre, each section 60.5cm x 190cm 

A PAIR OF WHITE PAINTED TABLE LAMPS of turned tapering bobbin form, with cream shades, 70cm in height overall (2)

A Victorian mahogany wall hanging shelf, with bobbin turned supports, H.73 W.64 D.17cm

A Victorian carved oak hall table raised on bobbin turned supports

A cobblers foot last or shoe mould and part cotton bobbin

A 19th century oak dining table in the 17th century style having oval top and frieze drawer on bobbin gate legs

Side table with Bobbin support possibly Welsh

18th/19th C oak dropleaf gate-leg table on bobbin turn supports with single drawer to the end (length 121cm)

19th C satinwood sewing box with hinged lift up shaped top with studded detail revealing mirrored fitted interior with lift out tray, with various sewing items including ivory bobbin holders etc (18.5cm x 13.5cm x 9cm)

A pair of carved Oak framed Hall Chairs having top rails incorporating a crown, bobbin turned side supports, turned front legs, the seats and back panels in black leatherette type upholstery

An unusual bobbin turned Satinwood corner Elbow Chair having deep maroon ground ''Millennium'' fabric upholstered seat

A lacquered Sutherland Table having bobbin turned legs, the top 22 3/8'' x 7 1/4'' extending to 25 5/8'' decorated with five toed dragons, in watery surroundings with a bridge, 26 1/2'' high

A circa 1900 floral relief carved oak ledgeback buffet, having bobbin turned supports over twin lower cupboard doors, width 122cm

A circa 1900 geometric moulded oak twin panelled fold-over monks bench, having hinged box seat base with bobbin turned arm supports, width 107cm

An early 20th century light oak swing mirrorback two drawer dressing chest, on bobbin turned supports, w.106cm

Erik Langker (18981982) 'Reflections' 'Bobbin Head,' oil on board, signed lower right, (35cm X 43cm approx).

Collection Of Modern Fly Tying Tools - consisting of a Wasatch bobbin holder, a CF design extended body twister and an On-Vice feather folding device - condition overall appears G (3)

19th century creamware two bottle cruet stand, with pierced sides, rope-twist handle and four bobbin feet, H20cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

An octagonal occasional table, on bobbin turned legs, 54 cm diameter, and two other tables (3)

A Victorian elbow chair with bobbin rail back and cane seat, together with a pair of Chippendale style ribbon splat dining chairs

A kitchen style chair with curved rush seat and scroll arms, on bobbin turned supports

A Victorian carved oak side table, the top with central medallion and scroll surround, on bobbin turned supports and stretchers (a/f), 103cm

AN ANTIQUE STYLE OAK DROPLEAF TABLE, the octagonal top raised on bobbin turned supports, H 73 cm, W 75 cm

BOBBIN LEG CORNER TABLE

Oak bobbin turned cane seated chair.

An early 20th century fruitwood bobbin turned open armchair, on castored supports

A French Gothic walnut three-seater settee,19th century, the back with three lancet-shaped panels on bobbin turned supports,140cm wide127cm high

A Victorian cast iron bobbin stand, height 21cm.

Pair of oak Yorkshire style chairs with carved acorn decoration on bobbin turned supports. (2)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Early 20th Century oak tub type chair, together with a late Victorian carved oak hall chair with bobbin turned supports. (2)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A pair of 19th century fruit wood bobbin-turned nursing chairs, with open backs and upholstered seats, (2).

19th century needle-made Reticella linen lace length 3 metres approximately x 15cm wide, plus two lengths of handmade Brussels silk bobbin lace, plus an example of 18th century Alencon lace

Circa 18th century handmade bobbin tape lace on net ground, 6 metres approximately x 16cm wide, similar but narrower length of pillow lace, plus a heart-shape lace insert with lily-of-the-valley flowers - possibly a love token

Good quantity of worked table linens - including large tablecloths with crochet lace edging, embroidered cloths, pillow cases and bolster covers, examples of tape lace and bobbin lace, etc, in two boxes (qty)

Vintage table-top bobbin winder with side-mounted arm and frame

An antique two drawer desk on bobbin supports

A 17th century oak centre table, with rectangular top and single drawer opening from two sides, on bobbin turned legs, W.2ft 9in. D.2ft 3in. H.2ft 6in.

Good quality reproduction oak rectangular coffee table on bobbin turned supports, 48ins x 24ins

Antique oak oval drop-leaf gate leg dining table on bobbin turned supports

A Late 19th Century Bobbin Legged Side Table with Two Drawers and Tooled Leather Top, 91cm Wide

A group of assorted treen and other sewing ephemera, Victorian and later, including a coquilla and ebony thimble holder, a bobbin and a reel stand

A 19th century French bobbin turned Canterbury W.43cm

Various vintage games and toys including Chinese, Checkers, Dolly, Bobbin, Skittles etc.

Early 20th century beech stool, barley and bobbin turned supports, W54cm, H60cm, D39cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A Late 19th Century Brussels Bobbin Applique Lace Fan, backed with cream gauze and mounted on white mother-of-pearl sticks. The design is fairly unusual being a sweeping spray of flowers from one side of the leaf to the other. Guard length 11 inches or 28cm. Contained in an unlabelled card fan box covered with cream silk satin. A Large Late 19th Century Black Machine Lace Fan, the leaf mounted on plain tortoiseshell sticks. Guard length 13.75 inches or 35cm (3) Second fan: Purchased at Sotheby's on May 1st 1980, one of two fans, for £22.00 Provenance: the fan was purchased privately in 1984, for £100. Miss Kennedy was told that the fan had belonged to the then vendor's grandmother, a Miss Herbert of the family who owned Muckross Abbey in Ireland, a famous beauty spot near Killarney, and now a National Museum.Fan 1 - lace slightly soiled. Fan 2 - in good order.

A 19th Century Fan, the wooden monture painted brightly in gold, the double leaf of a vibrant blue silk satin, a fragment of 18th century bobbin lace applied to the top as a border, telescopic action, the verso plain. Guard length 7 inches or 18cm when closed. Together with A Late 19th/Early 20th Century Bone Fan, mounted with a double leaf, strong blue silk satin to the recto overlaid with white bobbin lace, the harebell shaped flowers in tape lace, the borders and reserves in ''cucumber'' lace. With a darker blue silk to the verso, the size 9.75 inches or 25cm; and Four Items Of Antique Lace, to include a Normandy lace circular table centre, a bobbin runner, a Maltese handkerchief and a machine lace shawl collar edged with tapelaceThe first fan is bright and clean, the verso with light foxing. The bone fan is a little grubby and the upper guard has been repaired. The Normandy lace centre is intact but very stained. The Maltese handkerchief is damaged.

A Late 19th Century Belgian Bobbin Lace Fan Leaf, mounted on white mother-of-pearl, the workmanship of particular note and quality, with delicate fillings, unusual flower shapes and the lace executed in whole and half stitch to give definition and detail. Possibly an element of Ghent design. Together with a cream card fan box. Guard length 11.5 inches or 29cmClean, the lace crisp and firm.

An Early 20th Century Fan, the monture of pink mother-of-pearl, the bone ribs overlaid with a light and airy bobbin lace leaf in mainly tape lace with fillings and joined with brides. The loop is embellished with an ornate cream silk tassel incorporating metal thread. Guard length 9.25 inches or 23.5cm. Together with a card fan box covered in floral paper, lined with cream silk (2)Some light brown staining to the lace. One MOP rib is broken and the section is missing. Box a little scuffed.

A Good Black Bobbin Lace Fan, both the monture and the ribs of tortoiseshell, the leaf designed with a large spray of flowers beneath scrolling. Guard length 11.5 inches or 29cm. Together with A Late 19th or Early 20th Century Cream Gauze Fan, the leaf mounted on cream painted wooden sticks, shaped and carved and pierced. The gauze leaf is painted with dainty daises and cornflowers and applied with seven horizontal bands of a deeper cream ribbon. When folded these ribbons protrude from the side of the fan, an unusual feature. Guard length 13.75 inches or 35cm (2) First fan: Purchased at the Chelsea Antique Market in London in 1978. Second fan: Purchased on 17th May 1979 for £40.00Good tortoiseshell.

An Early 20th Century Brussels Mixed Lace Fan, the leaf mounted on white mother of pearl, the upper guard with a gold metal monogram, and a seven ball crown. The leaf is mainly formed from bobbin lace, with a needlelace motif in the centre. Contained in a cream card fan box covered in silk. Guard length 9.5 inches or 24cm. Together with A Small Early 20th Century Silk Fan, mounted on cream sticks of a man made material, the silk leaf depicting Rinaldo in the Gardens of Armida. Guard length 7.75 inches or 19.5cm (2) This leaf is known to have been available in the uncut form as a gift from one of the Ladies Magazines and in at least two sizes. The uncut form has the name of the scene and the magazine name printed beneath the image. These fan leaves could be taken to a fan maker for mounting, as presumably this one wasBrussels fan, several of the gorge sticks broken. Second fan in good order.

Royal Connection: Circa 1880's, A Brussels Bobbin Lace Fan, with painted birds, attributed to HRH Princess Beatrice, the youngest daughter of Queen Victoria, the 9th and youngest of her daughters and her favourite child. The central panel, of cream silk, painted with a variety of detailed and colourful birds, is bordered with Brussels bobbin appliqué, the leaf being mounted on white mother-of-pearl, carved and pierced, silvered and gilded, the elaborate gorge backed with thin mother-of-pearl, most likely burgau. Contained in a card fan box covered in lilac fabric and accompanied by a visiting card inscribed ''With Best Wishes from Beatrice'' and printed ''Princess Beatrice, Kensington Palace''. Guard length 11 inches or 28cm Purchased at Christie's on August 2nd 1983 for £160. Exhibited at the Royal fans exhibition at Harewood House in 1986, catalogue No 99 HRH Princess Beatrice (1857-1944) was known to be a keen artist and photographerGenerally sound. A one inch split noted in the centre of the central fold but the leaf is holding well.

A Circa 1880's Bone Fan with Telescopic Action, the leaf of salmon pink satin applied with four motifs of cream Honiton bobbin lace with good leadwork fillings. The loop is finished with a salmon pink silk tassel with some metal thread embellishment. Extended length 9.75 inches or 25cm. Together with A Small Brussels Point De Gaze Fan, the lace mounted on carved, pierced, silvered and gilded white Mother-of-pearl sticks, the gorge with attractive detail. Guard length 10 inches or 25.5cm (2)The first fan, the telescopic action works freely. There is an odd stain to the satin, one or two brown mark on the lace, and the cream backing has glue marks on most folds. The needlelace fan leaf has deep brown rust marks, and a repair to the upper section of the upper guard.

A Brussels Mixed Lace Fan, circa 1890's, the monture of carved and gilded pink mother-of-pearl. The leaf, worked with mainly bobbin lace, features a central cartouche of Brussels needlelace in a floral/rose design with raised petals. Contained in a card Duvelleroy fan box covered in red silk. Guard length 12.25 inches or 31cm Purchased at Christie's on March 23rd 1978.

An Early 20th Century Small Belgian Bobbin Lace Fan, probably Bruges, the leaf mounted on white mother of pearl, contained in a cream card fan box lined in cream silk. Guard length 8.5 inches or 21.5cm. Together with A Slightly Larger But Similar Bruges Bobbin Lace Fan, mounted on white mother-of-pearl, contained in a card fan box with olive green exterior (4)The first fan has a broken gorge stick, a clean break with both parts present. Two ribs noted as broken.

An Unusual Circa 1880's White Mother-of-Pearl Fan, the monture overlaid à la Sultane, lightly engraved, the alternating cream silk panels mainly appliqued with Brussels bobbin lace, one end panel with tatting, the upper border of needle lace. The verso is plain cream silk, and the shaped loop holds a cream silk tassel, decorated with curled gold metal wire, the very top a knot and toggle in gold metal thread. Guard length 8.5 inches or 21.5cm. Together with a card fan box covered in cream silk, the padded silk interior marked in gold for the retailer, J.D. Vickery, Regent Street WAt least 2 repairs to the lower guard. One crack or well done repair to the upper guard, hard to see. The backing silk is soiled and one small mark is visible on the recto.