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A Wylie & Lochhead rush seated hall chair turned legs with angled arm rests and turned bobbin back rest, triangular rush seat unsigned 84cm. high

An Antique joined oak side table with frieze drawer, bobbin turned supports and turned stretchers.

A late 17th century oak gateleg dining table oval top above a frieze drawer, brass drop handle, bobbin turned and blocked legs and stretchers, 73cm high, 109cm wide, c.1680

A William IV mahogany bergere armchair, circa 1835, the tapering back and arms with bobbin turned pillars, on conforming legs, brass caps and castors, together with a Regency simulated rosewood and gilt decorated armchair, circa 1815, the rectangular back, downswept arms, woven rush seat, turned legs

An oval oak provincial gate leg table, the legs bobbin turned and with supporting bars, the table fitted with one small drawer to one end

A pair of decorative Glass Baluster Vases, raised on bobbin turned stems and spreading circular bases, (one with extensive repair to base), 18” high

An 18th Century and later large Oak Gate leg Table, with later top and drop flaps, raised on bobbin turned supports, joined all round by stretchers, 60” wide

Vict. corner bobbin chair

TRIPOD TABLE, 19th century mahogany, with bold bobbin turned support, 54.5cm x 39cm x 71cm H.

An Unusual 17th Century Walnut Centre Table with a later octagonal grey flecked `marble` top. The cruciform base composed of bobbin turned legs & central column united by the similarly turned cross bars. 30¼ ins (77 cms) in height, 38 ins x 38 ins (97 cms x 97 cms).

A Dutch Oak 17th Century Gateleg Table. The light oak oval drop-leaf top raised on plain gates. The shaped sides incorporating a single drawer above the boldly turned bobbin legs joined by thick peripheral stretchers 30¾ ins x 36½ ins x 56½ ins (78 cms x 93 cms x 144 cms). *

An 18th Century Oak Armchair. The raked back having a shaped top rail above a central vase-form splat flanked by plain uprights with scroll terminals. The bowed arms raised on two bobbin turned spindles leading down to the seat supported on baluster legs united by peripheral stretchers.*

An Unusual 17th Century Oak Joint Stool of fine colour & patination. The rectangular moulded edge top above run-moulded seat rails and column turned legs united by a bobbin turned H-form stretcher. 19¾ ins (50 cms) in height, 22 ins (56 cms) wide, 13½ ins (34 cms) in depth.

A Charles II Joined Oak & Elm Armchair attributed to Derbyshire, Circa 1680. The two crescent shaped back rails gouge carved with daisy-head lunettes and abstract figures. The uprights having lobe cut finials and split spindle appliqués. The arms resting on bobbin turned posts leading down to a generous one piece elm seat in a raised frame upon bobbin turned legs united by a conforming front stretchers with plain stretchers to the sides and rear.

A 17th Century Oak Child`s Wainscot Armchair. The geometric moulded top rail flanked by pyramid finial. The downswept arms above bobbin turned supports, the seat with zig-zag carved edges above turned legs joined by peripheral stretchers.

A Set of Five Ash & One Similar Oak Yorkshire Back Stools with green velvet upholstered seat cushions. The scalloped dome-topped back rails with penannular arches centred by pendant knop finials. The uprights with lobed scroll finials and applied split turned spindles. The recessed seats above bobbin turned front rails & legs, raised on bun feet. One chair carved with face mask back rails and a paired baluster front rail. [Provenance; ex Mary Bellis Sale Sothebys 16th March 1993, lot 58].

Seven ivory and bone items including:- Oriental folding paper knife, cigarette holder and bobbin case

A 17th Century oak side table, the rectangular top above a single frieze drawer, on bobbin turned legs united by shaped platform stretchers, on bun feet, bearing inventory plaque `313`, width approx 74cm. Provenance: Lot 84, Christie`s Parham Park Sale, 13-14 May 1996.

A 20th Century Jacobean Revival oak swing frame mirror on bobbin turned supports and bracket feet, together with a Victorian oak side chair profusely carved with leaves.

A late Victorian oak side table, carved with lions masks and swags, fitted with a single drawer, raised on bobbin turned legs united by stretchers, width approx 68cm, together with a George V oak oval table.

An early 20th Century Maltese blonde lace collar, a machine lace veil with a design of point d`étoile, some sections of bobbin appliqué lace and a large collection of machine lace and crochet borders etc.

A carved Tunbridge ware pin cushion and bobbin holder, two small seals, 2¼" high, and a set of 12 ivory cocktail sticks

Pair of carver chairs with bobbin turned front legs

Edwardian armchair with scrolled back & bobbin detail together with one other chair

American rocker with bobbin turned frame

An upholstered Edwardian window seat / hall seat with bobbin decoration.

Rush-seated corner chair with bobbin-turned beech frame

An Edwardian mahogany pedestal desk, two long drawers above six short drawers, raised upon bracket feet, 78 x 124 x 61 cm, together with an elm armchair with bobbin turned spindles, early 20th century, (2).

A Victorian oak hall table with a carved crest and apron with bobbin turned legs.

A Mauchlineware needle and bobbin case, Splash Point, Eastbourne

A William IV flame mahogany veneered sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, with a quarter bobbin turned moulding to the edges, raised on four compressed bun feet, the hinged lid opening to reveal two hinged lid caddy boxes and later central sugar bowl, 35cm wide, 20cm high, 19cm deep

A Vienna type regulator wall timepiece, late 19th century the 7 inch enamel dial with centred subsidiary seconds dial within a ring of Roman numerals the walnut veneered and ebonised case with bobbin turned front corner pilasters under a broken arch pediment with ebonised finials, 106cm high

An oak chest of drawers, early 19th century, probably Welsh, the rectangular top with quarter bobbin turned edge, over a long frieze drawer, above two short and three long drawers all fitted with brass swan-neck handles between quarter bobbin turned front corner pilasters, raised on shaped bracket feet, 111cm wide, 126.5cm high, 51cm deep

A set of seven George IV fruitwood kitchen chairs, each with a pagoda moulded top rail over a bobbin turned stretcher and re-woven sea grass seat, on turned and tapering front legs united by bobbin turned front stretcher (7)

A 17th Century oak bobbin framed Chair with spindle frieze, solid seat on turned and squared supports

CHARLES II OAK GATELEG TABLE LATE 17TH CENTURY the oval dropleaf top raised on bobbin turned supports united by stretchers ending in bun feet 134cm wide, 75cm high 165cm when open

An oak bobbin turned side table

A polished square topped 1930s barley twist occasional table, a small polished rustic style square topped table, an Edwardian simulated mahogany tub chair and a mahogany box seat commode with bobbin rail back now used as a storage box (parcel of four)

An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid credenza style sideboard having a rail back, the breakfront centre having a bobbin gallery over an open recess with turned pillars and two cupboards below and with a floor length glazed cupboard either side, 53.5 ins wide

Victorian oak hall seat, carved back with Griffin`s and rosettes, bobbin-turned legs.

A Victorian carved oak side table, the top with a carved edge above a single drawer, on bobbin turned supports View on www.staceyauction.com

A Flemish oak side table with a raised back above two drawers on bobbin turned legs united by an undertier View on www.staceyauction.com

A Victorian mahogany dressing mirror with bobbin turned supports View on www.staceyauction.com

An antique oak armchair, with bobbin turned supports and stretcher, and close nailed leather upholstery.

A SET OF NINE EARLY 20TH CENTURY CROMWELLIAN STYLE DINING CHAIRS each having studded leather upholstered back and overstuffed seat, raised on bobbin turned and blocked forelegs united by a double rance; comprising eight singles and one carver

A pair of early Victorian stained beech deportment or correction chairs, the shaped bar backs above bobbin turned spindles on bobbin turned supports to the shaped caned seat on turned legs united by turned stretchers to splayed feet (ILLUSTRATED)

A 19th Century ash stool, the shaped and chamfered rectangular top on two bobbin turned and one replacement splayed support

A pair of George IV faux rosewood library chairs, circa 1825, bobbin turned frames 91cm (36in) high 62cm (24in) seat width

A large turned wood darning bobbin, 3 wooden nut crackers, a wooden pencil case and other items (a lot, as viewed)

An early/mid 20th century oak low cabinet on stand, enclosed by a pair of panelled doors with flanking smaller panels and brass tear drop handles, on bobbin turned supports with stretcher rails

An early 20th century stained pine Davenport desk with raised ledge back, gilt tooled leather lined writing surface, 4 side drawers with bun handles and opposed dummies and bobbin turned columns

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY PEDESTAL WORK TABLE, with two moulded edge drop flaps to the top, two freize drawers with opposing dummies, on a bobbin turned pedestal with quatro foil base and recessed brass castors. 28” x 18” x 28” High.

MID 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY LOW BOY OR DRESSING TABLE, having plain top above an arrangement of three cockbeaded drawers around an arched aperture standing on bobbin turned tapering legs and with some inlaid decoration. C1840. 38” Wide x 20” Deep x 30.5” High.

AN UNUSUAL SET OF 17TH CENTURY STYLE BOBBIN TURNED OAK DINING CHAIRS, with upholstered backs and stuff over seats. Two open arm carvers and four single chairs. C1920. (6).

A 19th Century Continental Bobbin Lace Shawl Together with Long Shawl.

Pair Oak Bobbin Leg Carver Chairs

A 19th century Windsor fruitwood low back open armchair, with a bobbin turned and rope twisted splat above an elm seat on turned and stretchered supports.

A Victorian mahogany oval topped Sutherland table with bobbin turned supports, 34" wide.

AN 18th CENTURY OAK GATELEG DINING TABLE, the oval top above a frieze fitted with a drawer to one end, raised on bobbin-turned legs continuing to blocks joined by stretchers. 0.75m by 1.30m (open) by 1.10m

A LATE 17th CENTURY OAK SIDE TABLE, the rectangular top above a frieze drawer, raised on bobbin-turned legs with blocks joined by stretchers (possibly cut down). 0.67m by 0.79m by 0.48m