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A CHARLES II OAK LOW STOOLC.1670-80the moulded frieze above bobbin turned supports40cm high, 43.2cm wide, 38.5cm deepLiteratureSee Tobias Jellinek, Early British Chairs and Seats 1500-1700, pp. 246-254 for similar examples.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK BOBBIN TURNED TWO TIER JARDINIERE STAND, 17.5" DIAMETER

A 17thC oak gate leg table, with oval drop leaf top, frieze drawer, bobbin turned legs and moulded square stretchers and turned feet, 122cm wide 138cm maximum.

An early 20thC oak gate leg dining table, raised on bobbin turned supports united by a box stretcher, 74cm high, 106cm wide, 48cm depth, 151.5cm extended.

A 19th century mahogany and burr walnut top breakfast dining table having base carved with acanthus leaves, accompanied by a set of four Chippendale style chairs with trefoil pierced back splats on cabriole supports, with turned bobbin stretchers. Measures approx 70 x 35 x 100 cm.

A Victorian mahogany tapestry frame, late 19th century; the turned adjustable frame on bobbin turned supports, with sycamore lined base, on ball feet; 39cm high, 49.5cm wide

A Victorian treen bobbin stand, late 19th century; with turned table clamp base, 21cm high; another clamp with pin cushion; a wool winder and a mahogany embroidery topped needlework box, 19cm wide

A DINNER GONG ON BOBBIN-TURNED STAND 46cm wide, and a mahogany lazy Susan 38cm dia (2)

HARLEQUIN GROUP OF FOUR ANTIQUE OAK FARMHOUSE CHAIRS, 18TH Century & later, comprising an early carved example, arched crest rail and leaf detail, bobbin-turned spindle gallery, turned and block supports with stretchers, 94 (H) x 47.5 (W) x 36.5cms (seat depth), narrow tall example, chamfered panel back, pierced double-loop crest rail, pyramid-capped uprights, turned and block supports, turned front stretcher, 106 (H) x 40 (W) x 37cms (seat depth), panel backed chair with double-domed crest rail, turned and block supports with stretchers, 97 (H) x 46 (W) x 35.5cms (seat depth) carved splatback example, central heart detail, block supports with stretchers, 95.5 (H) x 50.5 (W) x 38cms (seat depth), all peg joined construction, all have solid seatsProvenance: deceased estate Anglesey

THREE VINTAGE FURNITURE ITEMS comprising, oak open bookcase, four fixed shelves, bobbin detail, plinth base 107 (H) x 61 (W) x 24cms (D), mahogany bookcase top, open fronted with three interior adjustable shelves 108.5 (H) x 97 (W) x 26.5cms (D) lidded blanket chest, panelled front and sides, turned supports, 62 (H) x 107 (W) x 46cms (D)Provenance: private collection Anglesey

TWO ANTIQUE STYLE OAK JOINT STOOLS, the first with chip-carved detail to the top edge, carved fan detail to the frieze, bobbin turned and block supports 43 (H) x 38 (W) x 27cms (D), the other has simpler carving, turned and block supports, 42 (H) x 48 (W) x 30cms (D).Provenance: deceased estate Anglesey

A 17TH CENTURY CENTURY OAK COFFERWith split bobbin turned decoration, 124cm wide; 52cm deep; 80cm high

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH STAINED BEECH SQUARE BACK HALL BENCHWith bobbin turned over fluted supports, 120cm wide; 44cm deep; 80cm high

A CARVED OAK ROCKING ARMCHAIR INCORPORATING 17TH CENTURY ELEMENTSWith Adam and Eve carved back panel and bobbin turned supports, 59cm wide; 96cm highCondition report: collection is a maximum of two weeks. The chair is structurally sound. In my opinion elements are 17th and 19th Century and it was probably constructed in the 19th Century. 

AN OAK SIDE TABLE, with two frieze drawer, on bobbin turned legs, united by stretchers, width 84cm x depth 41cm x height 70cm, a mahogany side table, on cabriole legs, along with a mahogany circular tripod table (condition report: oak table missing back left leg, surface marks and stains) (3)

A 20TH CENTURY OAK RECTANGULAR TABLE, raised on four turned legs, united by a H stretcher, length 183cm x depth 76cm x height 76cm, along with a set of six oak dining chairs, including two carvers, with tanned leather upholstery, on turned supports and legs, united by a front bobbin turned stretcher and block stretchers (condition report: leather discoloured and stained, slight cracking, other imperfections) (7)

Local Interest* 'WILK' John William (Bill) Wilkinson (British 1906-1994) an amusing ink and watercolour caricature, entitled 'Believe It Or Not It Happened At Grasmere' a depiction of five 'tups' painted in the colours of the tricolor, the onlooking animals including 'The Lion and The Lamb' watching in astonishment, signed lower right, within a slender ebonised frame, under glass 40cm x 50cm & 42cm x 52cm overall. *'Wilk' or John William 'Bill' Wilkinson was born, lived and died in Brigham, Keswick. On leaving school he started work at a bobbin mill and went on to become a fitter for the Keswick Gas Company. In 1954 with his wife Mary he opened a shop in the front room of his house 'Greta Cottage'. He became famous for his gentle and amusing caricatures of Lakeland life and characters.

Early 20th century Oak Dresser, base on stretchered supports with two fall front doors (dresser top has two cabinet drawers) trimmed with bobbin type detail & dental trim to the corniche

A Victorian oak bobbin twist hall table. 109 cm long.

A 19th centuy oak bobbin turned corner chair. With a rush envelope seat, H71cm

A pair of contemporary chrome bobbin like table lamps. The fabric shades printed with circles, H48cm

A Pair of 20th Century Chinese-Style Ash Hanging Corner Cupboards, of hexagonal-shaped form with spindle gallery and turned finials, the glazed doors enclosing a shelf, with canted sides above a bobbin-turned apron 53cm by 22cm by 87cm

A Harlequin Set of Eight Oak Upholstered Back Stools, part 18th century, recovered in pink fabric with overstuffed seats, on turned block legs joined by a bobbin stretcher above block feet46cm by 40cm by 91cm (8)

An Arts and Crafts ebonised beech bobbin turned fireside chair

A late 17th century oak geometric moulded chest of drawers. A late 17th century oak geometric moulded chest of drawers in two sections, rectangular three plank top with a moulded edge above four twin mitre moulded long drawers, all fitted with brass drop handles and escutcheons, between bobbin applied mounts, raised on bun feet100cm wide, 54cm deep, 96cm highPurchased from Bonhams on 9th January 2008The chest of drawers is in good condition for its age with wear commensurate with age. The top of the chest has lost colour and has a patch of discolouration to the back left. No missing moulding. Later replacement handles. Woodworm at the back of the chest and also on the bottom two drawers. Modern drawer runners. Additional images uploaded on the website here.

Early Victorian mahogany occasional table Early Victorian mahogany occasional table, rectangular top with a reeded edge above a tapering square-section column with bobbin moulding to the edges, on a quatreform base with bun feet56cm wide, 45.5cm deep, 70cm high

A Lancashire oak joined chair. 17/18th century, the arched panel back with floral and foliate carving, solid seat , on turned square section legs, with a reel and bobbin turned stretcher, height 99cm, width 47cm, depth 48cm.The seat is a replacement. There are two splits in the legs, along with a few other splits, knocks, and wear from use.The back panel is somewhat worn it is unclear what has caused this, it does not appear to be woodworm.

A 17th century style small oak gateleg table. Early 20th century, with heart shape pierced flattened end supports, on reel and bobbin turned supports, height 61.5cm, width 56cm, depth 62cm.

A Victorian oak small stool. The top with pierced centre, on bobbin turned square section legs, height 46cm, width 40.5cm, depth 28cm.

A Victorian mahogany Scottish chest, with ogee frieze drawer, 4 further long drawers under, bobbin turned pilasters, and raised on bun feet, 108x124x53cmFourth drawer down is locked, fifth drawer seems ill-fitting, may be requiring runners fitted. Split to side panels, back panel loose to right side. Rear left foot requires re-gluing.

A harlequin set of six north country style dining chairs, with bobbin turned backs and rush seats.The set comprises three pairs of chairs. Two of the rush seats show some loose threads. Various use related marks and scratches.

A Victorian child's oak and rush seated rocking chair, with bobbin turned back. Overall 46x83x57cm.

Oak side table18th Century, having a carved drawer on bobbin supports and stretchers, 93cm x 65.5cm x 75.5cm Missing a side frieze and with wear.

Three Georgian mahogany hall / footman's chairs with shaped seats, moulded splats and unusual narrowly spaced rear legs with bobbin stretchers

American bobbin turned armchair with bentwood arms

An 20th century mahogany tilt top occasional side table with piecrust edge together with a side table with bobbin turned supports and plant jardinière trays to centre and an elm nest of tables with trestle base united by stretcher. Measures approx 49 x 62 x 62 cm.

A large early 20th century Indian Benares embossed brass & wooden side coffee table. The table having a shaped top with intricate floral moulded patterns over a central recessed scalloped tray. Marked ' School of Art, Jeypore ' to back. Raised on folding wooden six arms stand support with turned bobbin decorations. Measures approx. 53cm tall x 78cm in diameter.

A set of four mid 20th century circa 1940s oak spindle-back, rush-seated dining chairs. Having curved and shaped back rest, drop in padded rush seats. Raised on turned, tapering front legs united by turned bobbin stretchers. Measures 103 x 49 x 40 cm

Early 19th century oak bobbin and rail back open farmhouse armchair. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Pair of oak 17th century style joint stools with bobbin turned legs. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A mid Victorian pagoda parasol, with brown silk mount applied with black bobbin lace trim, lined with ivory silk with metal ribs, wooden shaft with bone finial, 75cm long, together with a brown watered silk carriage parasol, with deep brown fringe, whalebone ribs, wooden shaft and ivory finial and handle, 87cm long, and a mid Victorian folding carriage parasol, the mount of brown and ivory silk whalebone ribs, wooden shaft, 89cm long (3) Please note this lot is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018, Trevanion Auctioneers & Valuers LLP have applied for an exemption licence for the ivory in this lotRef: 9GDR4M9R

An eight day ebonised Vienna wall timepiece, late 19th/early 20th century, the architectural case with bobbin turned pillars flanking the glazed door and 18cm enamelled dial, applied with Roman numerals, centred with a subsidiary second dial, enclosing the single train movement, 112cm high, with key, pendulum and brass coated weightKey succesfully winds however working order is un-tested 

An 18th century oak drop leaf dining table, the oval top upon bobbin turned supports united by plain cross stretchers, 74cm H x 50cm W extending to 188cm x 126cm D, along with a set of six stained beech Lancashire spindle back dining chairs, late 20th century, each with an envelope rush seat, to include a pair of carver chairs, 108cm H and 94cm H (7)

An 18th century oak drop leaf dining table, the oval top and single frieze drawer, upon bobbin turned supports and onion shaped feet, all united by turned peripheral cross stretchers, 76cm H x 55cm W extending to 165cm x 143cm D

A Victorian walnut framed long prayer stool, with a floral tapestry upholstered seat upon leaf carved cabriole supports, extending to scrolled toes, 17cm H x 107cm W x 26cm D, along with a rush seated oak stool, upon bobbin and block turned supports, 72cm wide and a Victorian walnut foot stool with a spindle gallery, 32cm wide (3)

Y&nbspAN EBONY AND EBONISED, IVORY MARQUETRY INLAID CABINET ON STAND PROBABLY ITALIAN, LATE 17TH CENTURY The cabinet with arrangement of drawers around a central cupboard, the cupboard presenting a panel depicting 'Our Lady of the Sacred Heart', the base with bobbin-turned supports 125cm high, 63cm wide, 38cm deep Provenance: Bonhams, Pictures, Furniture, Tribal, Islamic and European Works of Art, 12th June 2013, Lot 551Please note, Dreweatts have applied for a de minimis exemption licence for the ivory in this lot (Ref:RGPFC94S) Condition Report: There are minor losses and splits to veneers on the sides, some re-ebonising to colour in the losses. Some splits in the central ivory panel (depicting the Christian allegorical figure of Charity). Behind the central door is a recess with a mirror at the rear, and a shelf above which was originally fitted with a vertical division, now lacking. The cabinet was originally fitted with a fall front, fixed at the lower edge - there are four filled screw holes along the lower edge and two striking points in the upper edge for the flap to be held in place. The back panel has a horizontal split and a small replaced horizontal strip along the lower edge. The stand is sturdy but a little wobbly. Condition Report Disclaimer

An Early 20th Century Anders Mattson Patent Bobbin Winder

late 19th/early 20th century, with a repoussé brass charger top profusely decorated in Islamic script, raised on a collapsible hardwood support with bobbin turned panels and almond shaped bone inlay, 65cm diameter57cm highCondition ReportWith some tarnish and wear to the charger. WIth some dents and scratches. The support missing some panels. The support with some wear and marks.

A Chinese lacquer fan box and a paper covered fan box, two Victorian fans painted with scenes of children playing, a gauze painted fan and another with bobbin lace appliqué, lacquer box 32cm wide x 4.5cm high

A 19th century Brussels bobbin lace wedding veil with point de gaze needle lace border and insertions, 196cm x 192cm

A collection of mostly 19th century French and English needle and bobbin lace trimmings, white worked sleeves, a black silk stole and black lace trimmings etc

An early 18th century Hollie point insertion baby’s linen vest, three baby bonnets with Hollie point insertions and an early 18th century pair of Flemish bobbin lace lappets, a partly finished needlepoint length of lace, three other plain linen baby bonnets and a late 18th century finely embroidered sprig motif baby gown, lappets 120cm long (10)

Late 19th century bobbin lace trimming: a length of mixed Brussels bobbin and needle lace trim, 255cm x 30cm and another length in the same design 126cm x 30cm together with a Honiton bobbin lace length 460cm x 50cm and a lace needle run bonnet veil

A long 19th century mixed Brussels lace collar, with 20 needle lace oval insertions, a similar wider Honiton bobbin lace collar and a machine lace bonnet veil

Seven baby bonnets, late 18th / 19th century, including a fine bobbin lace bonnet and unusual silk knitted and multi coloured floral designed beaded bonnet

Mixed lace trimmings: a collection of Honiton bobbin lace trimming, a silk tape lace collar, various fine pleated gauze and lace edged trimmings, a silk skirt flounce, etc. A useful collection for making lace garments

A 20TH CENTURY OAK BOBBIN TURNED STOOL, with needlework upholstery, depicting a squirrel amongst flowers, length 105cm x depth 47cm x height 32cm (condition report: one stretcher with a repair, ideal for a clean, this stool does not comply with the Furniture and Furnishings fire Safety Regulations 1988 and therefore, should not be used in a private dwelling)

A SELECTION OF 20TH CENTURY OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, to include four two tier tea trolleys, an oak table with bobbin turned legs, a table with barley twist legs and another table (condition report: all with imperfections, such as surface marks, scuffs, scratches, loose and damaged parts, one trolley missing wheels, etc) (7)

A mid-Victorian walnut Sutherland table; together with a rush topped bobbin turned stool (2)

A Victorian walnut and chess board topped inlaid round cornered games table, raised on bobbin turned twin end supports, width 86.5cm