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A 19th century mahogany shaving mirror having bobbin frame with candle sconces and a treen lidded pot

A late 18th/early 19th century pottery plate with transfer print illustration for Tim Bobbin with 1972 re-print volume, Human Passions, Delineated by Bobbin

VICTORIAN MAHOGANY MIRRORED BACK HALLSTAND with centre shield-shaped bevel edged mirror below shaped pediment and bobbin frieze, flanked by carved panels and open recesses, height 226cms width 108cms

BIBLE BOX ON STAND, 17th century oak with hinged slope, initialed E.P. on associated bobbin turned legs, 91cm H x 65cm x 36cm D. (with faults)

GATELEG TABLE, Georgian oak on bobbin turned legs, 75cm H x 41cm x 88cm, 104cm open and a George III oak dropleaf table, also with hinged oval top, 69cm H x 34cm x 100cm, 114cm open. (2) (with faults)

A late 19th century Japanese lacquer and painted workbox with ivory fittings and containing a collection of sewing, needlepoint and crochet accessories, including turned bobbin reels, a darning egg, pincushions, crochet hooks, needle cases and a turned wooden tape measure.

A bobbin oak table

A large rosewood refectory table, with plank top, raised on bobbin style columns and beam under stretchers, 76cm high x 229cm long x 104cm wide

An Oak Occasional Table with rectangular top, shaped frieze on bobbin turned legs with stretchers

*An antique joined oak single drawer side table having line carving on bobbin turned supports, width 95cm

A modern pine cheval mirror raised on bobbin turned stand

A hardwood single drawer side table raised on bobbin turned supports, together with hardwood drop leaf dining table having a gadrooned edge (2)

*An Edwardian walnut Sutherland table; together with a Victorian bobbin turned example (2)

*An antique joined and bobbin turned oak dropflap gateleg occasional table

A late Victorian mahogany bobbin turned carver chair with cane seat

A 1920's Oak Bookcase, the top with moulded edge and dentil cornice to three astragal glazed doors, on bobbin and block supports with undershelf, 134cm high, 153cm wide.

A Victorian turned two-tier bobbin holder 36cm high and another smaller example, 20cm high and a Victorian turned tazza, 26cm diameter, 18cm high (3)

Traditionally Built Elm Wood Miniature Dresser, Cottage style, traditionally made in beech and elm wood. Two frieze drawers over a central cupboard above four further drawers. Raised on bobbin feet, shaped gallery top and single rack. 27 inches high and 29 inches deep.

A Georgian oak dough bin, with lift off top and raised on bobbin turned legs with low stretchers. Width 110 cm.

A 19th century mahogany Windsor style armchair, with solid seat and raised on splayed bobbin turned legs (see illustration).

An oak gateleg dining table, 18th century, the oval top above bobbin turned supports joined by rectangular stretchers, height 69cm, length 91cm, width 37cm. Condition report: Length: 108.5cm

Satin wood chest of two short and three long drawers, each with bobbin handles

Neat nest of five graduated drawers each with turned bobbin handles

A vintage lot to include a clothes horse, an enamelled ceiling light, a bobbin turned stool, knitting and sewing items, a projector screen, a mahogany butlers tray, a magazine rack, walking canes, together with modern photo frames

A set of six barleytwist oak dining chairs in 17thC style, with bobbin turned framing, caned backs and seats, and including two carvers. To be viewed on site at Aquavista, Stocken Hall, Stretton, Rutland, LE15 7RY (c.15miles/20minutes south of Grantham on the A1) - Tuesday 28th 10am to 4pm only. Collection can only be made on site Thursday 29th 10am to 4pm & Friday 30th 10am to 1pm strictly. Lots not collected at this point will be removed to The Grantham Auction Rooms and transport charged at £45+vat per hour and storage thereafter as set out in the Terms & Conditions of Auction Business.

An early 20thC mahogany bobbin turned three tier cake stand, on scroll supports with central comb handle, 94cm high.

PINE SIDE TABLE, stripped pine twin drawer side table with bobbin design legs, 37" width

AMERICAN ROCKING ARMCHAIR, a miniature version of typical bobbin framed rocking armchair

A Victorian carved oak box seat stool the lift top enclosing three baize lined pull out work trays and boxes over a lunette carved frieze and bobbin turned and block legs

An 18th century oak side tablethe well figured cleated three plank top over a single drawer with later small brass swan's neck handles, raised on bobbin turned legs with block feet and peripheral stretchers, 34 x 19.5in. (86.5 x 49.5cm.), 30.5in. (77.5cm.) high.

Reproduction oak refectory style dining table and eight leather upholstered dining chairs, the table in Elizabethan style with draw leaf top over a foliate and lunette carved frieze and heavy acanthus carved cup and cover supports with a stretcher base, length closed 152cm, when extended 272cm, width 83cm, height 76cm; the chairs comprise two carvers and six singles, all with brass studded leather upholstery over bobbin turned front supports and stretcher (9)Note: Purchased in Chester in 1986 at a cost of £1,650

Victorian mahogany chiffonier, circa 1870, carved moulded back panel with a single shelf supported on bobbin turned columns, over a base with an ogee fronted frieze drawer over two moulded panel flame mahogany cupboard doors opening to a single shelf, all raised on a plinth base with squat bun feet, width 106cm, height 166cm, depth 41cm

Silver top scent bottle, cut steel hat ornament, lace bobbin etc

Approx 400 B&W Magic Lantern Slides, Tapestry, Textile & Weaving etc. Captioned with subject and location. Features photographs of wall hangings, tapestries, samples of stitching styles, samplers, lace, bobbin lace, needle point, embroidery etc. from various British Stately Homes, churches & cathedrals, museums etc.

A Victorian carved walnut spoon-back nursing chair on bobbin-turned front legs and an upholstered button-back low nursing chair, (2).

A 19th Century bone hanging bobbin inscribed William Bull Hung 1871

A 19th Century bone hanging bobbin inscribed Franz Muller Hung 1864

A 19th Century bone hanging bobbin inscribed William Worsley Hung 1868

Eleven 19th Century wooden lace bobbins mostly carved, comprising an ebony example with bitted babe, another with babe below a lantern and ball, two chip carved examples with multiple lanterns, two pierced spirals, a triple ring, a bobbin with carved shoe terminal, a cylinder carved bobbin and two bitted bobbins (11)

Nine 19th Century wooden Devon bobbins including a spiral inscribed example Take This My Dear And Prove True And I Will Be The Same To You 1826 – initialled and incised with various motifs/another J.P. Lone – The Rose In June Is Not So Sweet As Kisses Are When Lovers/another Prepare To Meet God Amen/another/a dated example 1823 anchors and other motifs/another decorated with ship and fish/another female figure, flowers etc/a trellis decorated example/ and a small bobbin initialled HT (9)

Fifteen 19th Century bone lace bobbins five coloured dominoes, two Porthole examples, three with coloured beadwork, four Fairings and another bobbin (15)

Three rare 19th Century inscribed bone lace bobbins Poop Goes The Wesal/Joseph Best P.M. Minister 1844/and an election bobbin – Crawley For Ever 1833, spliced repair (3) Last illustrated Success To The Lace Pillow page 12

Fifty 19th Century turned wooden lace bobbins including leopards, butterflies and tigers including one attributed to Bobbin Brown of Cranfield (50)

A scarce Fern ware gipsy table, the clover leaf top with silhouette ferns on a brown ground, on bobbin turned cross form legs united by a ball turning, 55cm wide, 70cm high

Late 19th century oak fall-flap Sutherland-style table with lunette carved border, fitted two drawers to frieze, on bobbin turned supports

Oak hexagonal side table on bobbin turned supports with undertier together with a mahogany crossbanded and inlaid rectangular occasional table and a nest of three 20th Century oak coffee tables

A period oak gateleg dining table. Raised on turned supports with bobbin turned cross stretchers, 74cm high. 92cm x 50cm closed. 1m 16cm extended. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Structurally sound. Nice colour. No notable condition issues. One small triangle re glued on the top.

A Victorian upholstered Stool with bobbin turned detail.

Quaker Interest: Early 19th Century Lawn Baby Bonnet, incorporating a narrow strip of Hollie Point needle lace, 61cm by 15cm, into the centre front, the face framed by double pleats, otherwise quite plain; Another Early Lawn Baby Bonnet, likely 18th century, bordered with a narrow edging of Brussels bobbin lace, a further panel on the top of the head, 61cm by 15cm, lawn gathered and shaped to the back; and a Third Cotton Bonnet, with frills and drawn-thread panel to the top centre, tie fastening, internal drawstrings (3)The following lots (lots 2318-2328) have been consigned by a vendor whose family were great supporters of the Quaker faith.  He has traced his family back to Jeremiah Steevens (1625-88), a Maulster in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. A Maulster was the term for someone who malted grain for brewing and other purposes.  The family remained predominantly in this area, continuing to follow the Quaker beliefs.  They worked in the milling, malting and flour dealing trades, by the 1820’s they had moved into the grocery business, followed by the building trade in the 1850’s. Joseph Steevens (1728-1801) had nine children and, when each had reached the age of 9, they were sent to the Ackworth Quaker School in Yorkshire between the years 1792-1811, for approximately 3 years.  Due to the reputation of the School, many children were sent from Quaker families in the South of England to attend it. Unfortunately our samplers do not bear any names or initials, but are executed with an exceptional skill certainly seen in other Quaker examples.

Late 19th Century Honiton and Other Handmade English Lace, including a a Honiton bobbin lace tie; a long Honiton applique stole; a fall cap and a hanky; two bobbin lace edgings (likely late 18th century); together with Two Darned Net Veils and Three Bedfordshire Lace HankiesGeneral storage discoloration to the veils, the Honiton items are strained and marked.

Circa 1845 White Cotton Ladies Dress, wide sleeves culminating in fitted cuffs, decorative pleating to top of sleeve followed by a decorative frill, one additional cotton tier at hem line, rear hook and eye fastening, neckline trimmed with a slender edging of bobbin lace, together with a matching cotton collared frilled perlerine No major condition issues, soiled from storage.

A late Regency mahogany secretaire bookcase cabinet in the Gillows manner, the upper section with bobbin decorated cornice, above two astragal glazed cabinet doors enclosing adjustable shelving, over a fall-front secretaire with tambour fronted compartment and nine various drawers, over two fielded panel doors, flanked by carved, reeded and turned half cut pilasters, raised on turned and reeded tapering feet, 269.5 cm high x 60 cm deep x 141 cm wide

A 19th Century Continental olive wood cabinet on stand, the parquetry inlaid top over two cabinet doors similarly decorated enclosing a bank of nine drawers, the base with single drawer, raised on bobbin turned supports united by stretchers to turned feet, 79 cm wide x 40 cm deep x 116 cm high

A 19th century country elm childs high chair. Raised on turned legs with h-stretcher having an elm saddle seat with turned rail bobbin back, shaped top rail and hoop elbow rests. Measures 85cms high x 42.5cms depth

A Sladen 'Quick Winde' adjustable bobbin winder, Clifton

A pair of modern oak ladder back dining chairs, raised on bobbin turned, block legs

An early Victorian yew and ebonised tabletop woolwinder/seamstress's companion, pin cushion cresting above an expanding steel mechanism and provision for five cotton reels, bobbin-turned support, dished circular base with two small drawers, ivory fittings, 64cm high, 29cm diam, c.1840

Small Edwardian mahogany Sutherland table on bobbin turned legs, 19" wide 20" high

Victorian dark oak hall table fitted one drawer with pie crust edge standing on bobbin turned legs, 4' wide

A late 17th century joined oak chest of four long drawers the three plank top with half bobbin turned moulded edge, the four drawers with geometric facing mouldings and fitted with turned knob handles raised on stile end supports, 95cm wide, 93cm high, 54cm deep