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A set fo four mid-19th century Scandinavian dining chairs in maple with bobbin moulded forelegs and backs, with reeded splats, with cane work seats

A pair of carved oak hall/side chairs with scrolling acanthus, flower head aqnd further detail, with drop in seats, raised on turned bobbin and block forelegs united by H shaped stretchers, together with an Edwardian stained beechwood tub chair with cane panelled seat and back within a turned frame

An 18th century oak enclosed stool box with rising lid, moulded corners and panelled framework, together with a 17th/18th century joint stool on turned supports, and a further 19th century oak stool with bobbin framed mouldings

A Victorian ebonized and parcel gilt tripod gypsy table, with velvet top and bobbin turned supports, 55cm diameter.

Misc Treen including large bobbin and hand carved ladles

Dakota bobbin sander 240v

Anglo-Indian mother-of-pearl inlaid stained hardwood occasional table, hexagonal, allover scroll carved and with mother-of-pearl star and lozenge design, pierced and turned bobbin decoration to the panelled sides, on bun feet, 48cm diameter Re: Enquiry - Toys, Dolls, Models, Antiques & Interiors (4th and 5th December)The panels appear to be intact with an odd chip on the wooden beads. There are odd chips of mother of pearl . The whole has ingrained dust.The table is approx 51cm high. 

An 18th century Spanish walnut side table, with single drawer, raised on turned bobbin legs joined by iron stretcher, H.68 W.88 D.60cm

A pair of early 19th century Regency ebonised and gilt parcel armchairs. Raised on reeded sabre supports with drop in seats. Above, shaped Oxford style bar back splats, bobbin turned top rails all flanked by c-scroll elbow rests. Measures 86cms x 52cms x 55cms / 47cms height to top of seat

AN OAK DOUBLE DROP LEAF GATE LEG ACTION TABLE, 17th century, extending to oval form with single frieze drawer on block and bobbin turned supports joined by a rectangular stretcher. 71cm high, 136cm wide

Early 20th century oak drop leaf table, gate action base, bobbin turned supports and stretchers, turned feet, W107cm, H72m, L133cm, (maximum measurements)

A 19TH CENTURY TREEN WIG STAND, various bobbin turned articulated arms on a frame, 34cm x 36cm

Medium oak nest of three tables, on bobbin turned supports with stretchers, 57cm x 41cm, H46cm Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Early 20th century oak buffet, three tiers with single drawer, bobbin turned supports, W92cm, H106cm, D41cm Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

An 18th century oak table, with a frieze drawer, on bobbin turned legs, joined by similar stretchers, 92 cm wide

A set of three late 19th Century Tiffany grapefruit spoons with cast foliate handles inscribed "Tiffany & Co. Sterling 1899", 14.5 cm long, 3.3 oz, together with a modern silver lace bobbin with bead decoration to the edge (London 1975), bearing two maker's marks "KT" and "LM", 12.5 cm long, 0.8 oz

An oak carved occasional table on bobbin turned legs

A bobbin turned oak stool with caned top

A George IV mahogany Pembroke table with one real and one false frieze drawer on bobbin and ring turned legs. 33' wide

A VICTORIAN BOBBIN TURNED OAK CHAIR WITH RUSH SEAT AND A SET OF VICTORIAN MAHOGANY HANGING SHELVES

Four oak dining chairs, tapestry back and seat, bobbin turned stretcher.

Oak bobbin turned side table

A GEORGE V SILVER PEDESTAL DISH, of wavy outline, cast bobbin reel rim, pierced border, bears presentation inscription, short pedestal to a circular foot, makers Barker Bros, Chester 1922, diameter 21.5cm, approximate weight 10.2ozt, 319 grams

An Early 19th Century pole screen and an 18th Century stool with bobbin turned legs.

A basically 18th century oak gateleg dining table, the pegged rectangular top with demi-lune flaps over twin end drawers on bobbin and ring turned supports, united by a moulded box stretcher, 71 x 150 x 140cm

A late Victorian oak square topped side table raised on bobbin supports 46x46cm

A wooden 20th Century wig standOf typical form on circular base (height 26cm) Together with a glass cased brass bobbin holder, on circular base rising to a knopped stem with pin cushion terminal and 11 bobbin holders. (2)

A 1920's oak cheval mirror The rectangular bevelled mirrored plate supported on bobbin turned uprights above a plinth base with a single drawer, raised upon turned ball feet, 168cmx68cm.

An 18th Century and later oak side tableHaving a rectangular top above a single frieze drawer raised upon bobbin turned legs with plain cross stretchers, 82x64x57cm.

A 17th Century style armchair, late 19th / early 20th CenturyHaving an upholstered rectangular back above upholstered arms and a sprung seat, raised upon bobbin turned legs with conforming cross stretchers and castors, 93cm high (requires re-upholstery)

A Gypsy style tableThe circular top raised upon four bobbin turned supports with conforming cross stretchers, (60cm diameter), along with an oak hall chair, rail back and hinged box seat, 76cm wide, also a Victorian mahogany commode stool. (3)

A good quality 18th Century style oak Wake table, 20th CenturyThe oval drop leaf top supported on substantial bobbin turned uprights with block feet and plain cross stretchers, 198x76x57cm (leaves down)

A set of six oak Jacobean revival dining chairs, late 19th CenturyEach chair with two carved and scalloped rails above a board seat, raised upon bobbin turned and block front supports with a bobbin turned cross stretcher and ball front feet with plain legs of square section. 103cm high.

A Georgian mahogany glazed bookcaseHaving a bobbin turned frieze above a pair of astragal glazed drawers enclosing three shelves, raised upon a later stained hardwood base with an arrangement of four drawers and bun feet, 112x180x35cm.

A cane seated side Chair in Mahogany with turned front legs and bobbin turned detail to the back.

A Victorian oak ledgeback hall table, having single end drawer and raised on bobbin turned supports, w.102cm

An Edwardian aesthetic movement chiffonier, the back with open fret and bobbin decoration about three bevelled mirrors over a book shelf. The plain top over a drawer and a two door cupboard the panels decorated with floral sprays on a gold ground and cut back shelved corners, 144cm high x 116cm wide x 40cm deep

A contemporary mahogany bureau with six small drawers over a tambour top raised on two drawer set pedestals with brass handles and an attendant tub swivel chair with bobbin turned back

A pair of Edwardian nursing chairs with bobbin turned splats above a over stuffed seats, raised on turned legs with casters

An Early 20th Century Handmade Brussels Bobbin Lace Fan, mounted on light pink mother of pearl sticks, the monture plain. The fan is finished with a knotted and fringed cream silk tassel. Guard length 10 inches or 25cm. Together with a wooden fan box, covered in gold, blue and silver coloured paper, labelled inside the slightly domed lid ''J Duvelleroy 167 Regent Street, London W''; and A Late 19th Century Gilded Wooden Fan, the monture carved and pierced and with sticks continuing up onto the leaf à la Sultane. The single leaf is formed from bands of cream silk alternating with machine insertion lace, the top border being wider and finished with a shaped edge. Guard length 9 inches or 23cm (2)Fan 1 - In good order, very very slight discoloration to the lace. The box has no fastening nor seems to ever have had. Fan 2 - Generally sound albeit a bit soiled. The gilding is rubbed in places. The ribbon on the verso has losses (second layer) and is detached at one end on the bottom border.

A Large Circa 1890's Brussels Bobbin Lace Fan, mounted à l'Anglaise on pink Mother of Pearl, a central panel of dark cream gauze painted with birds and butterflies amidst blossoms on slender branches, a further spray of flowers and foliage to the side. Signed near the top border Evelas? Guard length 14 inches or 35.5cm. Together with a maroon covered card fan box, the fan shaped label for ''Natalie 169 Sloane Street London'' adhered to the lid interiorVery good, clean and sound. The leaf needs to be partly re-secured to one guard. The box is somewhat battered, and the lid is almost detached.

A Large Circa 1890's Honiton Lace Fan, mounted on silvered and gilded pink mother-of-pearl sticks. The machine net leaf is applied with Honiton bobbin lace motifs, which include thistles, butterflies, birds, shamrocks, roses and leaves. Many using whole stitch and half stich to provide shading and depth, and are filled with leadworks. Guard length 15 inches or 38cmVery good, some very slight foxing on the lace.

An 1870's Brussels Lace Fan, Point d'Angleterre, mounted on'' blonde tortoiseshell'' or resin sticks. The lace leaf, unbacked, features clusters of tiny flowers with needlelace centres, surrounded by leaves with the bobbin centres in relief. The net is fairly irregular. Guard length 9 inches or 24cm. Together with a substantial wooden fan box, lined inside with bright blue silk, gold letters embossed on the inside lid ''GEBR RODECK WEIN K K HOFLEIFERANTEN. Underneath is written in pen, From General Latour, Vienna, may 1874The lace is slightly dry, unwashed, slightly dark, and the net is broken in several places. The lower guard has a metal repair at the shoulder and eight of the ribs are broken. The box which fits the fan exactly, is in very good order.

A Large Late 19th Century Bone Fan, the monture lightly carved with delicate and mainly floral designs, the leaf of Brussels bobbin lace, unbacked but containing a painted gauze central panel depicting a young lady elegantly dressed in white, carrying a fan, smiling at Cupid who is shooting his bow. Most probably a marriage fan. Guard length approx. 35cm. Contained in a card fan bearing the label for the retailer, J Duvelleroy, LondonGood. Two ribs broken. Glue residue on the lower guard. The gauze is not splitting, one small glue stain on the edge of the gauze. No signature noted. Box strong.

An Early 20th Century Carved and Pierced Bone Fan, the double leaf mounted à la Sultane, silk panels painted with flowers between the sticks, bobbin lace for the top border. The verso, of silk, is painted with simple colourful flowers. Together with a Jenny Lind or Palmette fan, the bone monture carved and pierced, gilded and silvered, the leaf panels punched with various floral patterns, and gilded, the tips particularly detailed, and a late 19th century bone fan, the monture quite plain save for unusual tips to the guards and the ribs. The cream silk leaf, mounted à l'Anglaise, is painted in a pale eau de Nil with a spray of roses and foliage. Guard lengths 20. cm, 27cm and 27cm respectively (3)Both guards broken one inner stick stuck to the lower guard. Brown staining to the top border of the verso. The jenny Lind lacks top panels to both guards and sticks are stuck. Several leaf panels are damaged. The silvering is dull. The third fan is in good strong condition.

A Large Circa 1890's Black Gauze Fan, mounted à l'Anglaise on black wooden sticks, the upper border edged with a fine narrow black bobbin lace. The guards and gorge are clouté with silver metal dots and feature lightly carved flowers which are painted in soft blue and gold. The leaf is painted in shades of soft blue and turquoise, and embroidered with tiny gold and blue sequins. Musical instruments feature in the centre and side vignettes, along with two charming scenes of a figure in Pierrot costume playing music to his lady. The verso is undecorated. Guard length 13 inches or 33cm plus lace. Contained in a cream silk covered card fan box with domed lid, a label for J Duvelleroy 167 regent Street London fixed to the lid interior; A Dainty Circa 1900 Cream Gauze Fan, of scalloped balloon form, mounted on carved, pierced and silvered bone sticks. The silk leaf, mounted à l'Anglaise, is embroidered with silver sequins of various sizes and forms, and swags of tambour work in metal threads. Guard length 6.75 inches or 16cm, overall height as leaf protrudes, 8.25 inches or 21cm; and A 1920's Chinese Wood And Paper Tourist Fan, with brightly coloured leaf (3)Black fan: Generally good: two inner sticks/ribs are detached as the rivet is missing, the sticks consequently all loose (all present). Cream fan, some light foxing to the silk and next to the upper guard the silk is just starting to split. Sequins bright and shiny.

A Circa 1900-10 Fan, the leaf of black net embroidered with sprays of iris and leaves and embellished with silver sequins. The leaf is mounted on black wood sticks, which are lightly incised and clouté with small silver metal roundels. Guard length 10 inches or 25.5cm; A Large Late 19th Century Fan, of black gauze appliqued with machine lace flower baskets swags and bows. The monture, of black wood, is incised in a classical design, the lower guards and gorge sticks being attractively shaped. Guard length 13 inches or 33cm; and A Large Late 19th White Mother-of-Pearl Fan, the sticks carved and pierced and silvered, both guards being particularly detailed in design. The main body of the leaf is cream gauze, in vertical bands alternating with cream lace, the top border of Valenciennes bobbin lace with a flower repeat. Guard length 14 inches or 35.5cm. Together with a brown leather-effect fan box, the lid interior embossed in gold with the Prince of Wales feathers and ''Nathalie Sloane Street London'' (3)Fan 1 - The fan is generally sound but the original off white colour of the embroidery has been affected by humidity and approx. Half is now quite brown. A small amount of the sequins have tarnished. Fan 2 - The ribs have probably been re-secured as there is glue residue on the leaf, showing up as clear, not brown. Fan 3 - Generally good save for glue having been used to re-secure some ribs which has left brown stains in places. The box lid is missing one end.

A Circa 1880s Bone Fan, the monture carved and pierced, perhaps in the fashion produced by the tabletiers of Meru, France, with flowers and leaves carved to the guards and a central more elaborate panel to the gorge. The double silk leaf, in cream, is mounted with a leaf in handmade Mixed Brussels lace, the major part in bobbin applique with a top border featuring needlelace; A Smaller Early 20th Century Lace Fan, of Bruges Bobbin lace, not backed, mounted on bone sticks which have been painted where flowers feature; and A Third Fan, the bone monture carved and pierced with roundels, the black gauze leaf, mounted à l'Anglaise, applied with a floral spray of Brussels bobbin lace. Guard lengths 28.5cm, 22cm and 23cm respectively (3)Mixed Brussels fan, the gorge is missing a stick. The Bruges fan appears in good general order, and the applique fan has some slight loss to the delicate piercing, with four of the gorge sticks being reinforced from the verso

Early 20th Century oak high dresser in the late 17th Century taste, the rack with beaded cornice and scroll pierced frieze over two shelves, the conforming base with geometric panelled doors on bobbin turned supports and plain stretchers Condition:

A 19th century William Morris style armchair with woven grass seat, bobbin turned horizontal splats and simulated bamboo legs.

A Victorian mahogany bobbin turned library armchair, with a padded seat, height 96cm, width 61cm, depth 73cm. Condition report: Small area of old worm on back left upright.

An Old Charm / Jaycee style oak hall cupboard having carved linen fold decoration being raised on bobbin tuned legs. Measure:  85cm high x 71cm wide x 45cm deep.

An early 20th Century Edwardian oak tall oak pot cupboard, the flared top with fall front flap underneath raised on bobbin turned supports united by stretchers. Measures:  92cm high x 46cm wide x 45cm deep.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts style squat stool raised on tapering wooden legs with rattan bergere seat flanked by bobbin supports, traditional arch shape. Measures:  52cm high x 63cm wide x 33cm deep.

A 19th C rosewood book trough with bobbin turned gallery and matching handles, H 21cm x W 36cm X D 20cm 

A pair of bobbin turned chairs, with solid seats and seat pads, andanother chair (3)Provenance: The Priory, Walsham-le-Willows.

Reproduction oak cottage dresser, having a dentil cornice with shaped frieze over three plate shelves with boarded back, over a base fitted with two drawers over a shaped apron, raised on bobbin turned supports with pot board base and ball feet, width 132cm, height 204cm, depth 48.5cm

A late Victorian red walnut hall stand with single mirror over bobbin-turned gallery, supported on turned legs, height 203cm. CONDITION REPORT Height 203cm, width including side hooks 85cm and depth 31cm.Age-related wear, no evidence of restoration, one mismatched brass hook.

A set of four rush seat country style kitchen chairs with bobbin turned backs, and four assorted single chairs in various states of repair (8).

An American bobbin turned rocking chair on spring base, and a rush seat shaker style ladder back kitchen chair, height 102cm (2).