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An extremely long oak luggage seat, having typical slatted top raised on bobbin supports, with twin removable chequer cushions, length 221cm

An early 20th century floral relief carved oak ledge back two-tier buffet, having bobbin turned supports over twin relief carved lower cupboard doors, width 122cm

An early 20th century elm and fruitwood tub captain's chair, having bobbin turned uprights, width 62.5cm

A mahogany gaming / racing stand with bobbin turned supports and spinning action roller, 145 by 25 by 175cm.

A small Victorian walnut bobbin turned gypsy's table

A Victorian Carved Mahogany Hall Chair, with a scrolling acanthus leaf crestrail above a padded back support flanked by barley-twist uprights joined by a bobbin-turned support, and another later, similar example (2)

Theodore Alexander, a pair of figured walnut nesting tables with crossbanded quarter veneered tops, over Regency sytle bobbin turned supports, makers label, largest 48cm by 32cm by 67cm

A Benares table with white metal engraved circular top fixed onto a bobbin tripod base, 23'' diameter x 27 1/2'' high.

17th century oak side table, cleated and pegged two plank top over moulded front rail, on bobbin turned supports joined by plain stretchersDimensions: Height: 73cm  Length/Width: 98cm  Depth/Diameter: 55cm

A LARGE 20TH CENTURY CHINESE RED PAINTED/LACQUERED WOOD BIRDCAGE. Of domed form, with central bobbin turned perch, with sliding door, suspended from ogee brackets and metal hook, approx. 72cm high Some minor losses and damages to cage and the slatted door, slight tearing to fabric top of cage, some cracking and wear to lacquer, wear to interior base.

A VICTORIAN AESTHETIC MOVEMENT EBONISED AND GILT CABINET  shaped top with moulded cornice over single burl panelled door with painted central roundel depicting a nude sat on flowering branch, flanked by open shelves with turned uprights on turned supports joined by open bobbin friezes, 102cm high x 175cm wide x 61cm deep Condition Report:Available upon request

A pine topped Gypsy table with ebonised bobbin turn supports.

Two elm dining chairs, with bobbin turned supports

A turn of the century oak hall stand, with central storage compartment with lift up lid, with carved decoration and bobbin turned supports - length 76cm, depth 30cm, height 91cm

WHITTLE P.  The History of the Borough of Preston. 2 vols. Eng. frontis & plates, as called for. Orig. brds. Preston, 1837; also (John Collier), The Miscellaneous Works of Tim Bobbin ... to Which is Added A Life of the Author, eng. port. frontis & 9 eng. plates (of 10?), rebacked orig. brds., 1818.  (3).

AN OAK SIDE TABLE18th century, with a single frieze drawer, on bobbin turned legs joined by a conforming stretcher, 72cm high x 88cm wide x 54cm deep

Set of six elm bobbin back rush seat dining chairs, on turned supports with stretchers and pad feet, (6)

An attractive 19th Century mahogany footstool, the drop-in seat upholstered in green damask fabric, blind fretwork decoration to the frieze, raised on scroll carved cabriole legs, united by bobbin turned stretchers and central acorn finial, on brass castors, 45 x 45 x 43.

An antique simulated rosewood and faux crocodile leather upholstered hall chair, with bobbin-turned supports.

A 19th century carved walnut chair, scallop cresting, bobbin turned spindles, cabriole legs, tapestry upholstered back and seat.

A 19th century bleached oak side table, in the 18th century style having rectangular top with frieze drawer on bobbin legs and straight cross stretchers. Height 62 cm, width 90 cm, depth 53 cm.

A 19th century mahogany chest, of three short and four long graduated cock beaded drawers flanked by bobbin side detail on plinth base. Height 136 cm, width 120 cm, depth 57 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: There are splits to this chest. The first one is +/- 6 cm long and runs from the right-hand edge of the rectangular top towards the middle. There are other more hairline cracks down the right-hand side of the chest as well. All the drawers run, some more smoothly than others. There are losses and signs of wear and distressing along the plinth base in many areas. There is also a loss of cockbeading to the left-hand end of the second drawer down. Otherwise it is in a used condition as you would expect with a chest of drawers of this age. There is no evidence of any woodworm. There are a couple of small burn marks to the top of the chest.The chest is of an excellent uniform colour throughout and shows signs of light age related wear. There is some cockbeading missing to the first long drawer on the left-hand side and some scratches to the carcass at this same point. There is also some further beading missing to the bottom of the third long drawer down and to the right-hand side of the fourth drawer down. There is also a small patch of veneer missing to the base at the rear on the right-hand side.

AMERICAN BOBBIN FRAMED ROCKING ARMCHAIR, with tapestry panels

CROMWELLIAN DESIGN LEATHER DINING CHAIRS, set of 6 brass studded oak dining chairs with bobbin framed front stretchers

A SILVER TWO BRANCH CANDELABRUM, maker C.R. Culverwell, London 1975, in George I style, the bobbin sockets with fixed dished drip pans on scroll arms, 9ozs 5dwts, issuing from a similar baluster stick on stepped circular base, 10 1/2" high, loaded (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: good, all matching marks

A matched set Charles II oak dining chairs, circa 1660-1680, arch splats with scrolling carving with acorn finials, two raised on baluster and block supports united by a twin baluster stretcher, another on Hispanic bobbin supports and stretchers and one on baluster supports and stretchers (4) 

An Edwardian oak side table, in 17thC style with bobbin turned supports, 81cm wide.

A late 17th century and later English oak Wainscot type country house hall chair, profusely carved throughout with foliate scrolls and a robed bearded figure wearing a crown, bold bobbin turned arms, period egg and dart frieze, turned forelegs,  stile legs to back. 120cm high x 53cm w x 55cm deep

A Tunbridge Ware cribbage board with label "T. Barton, Tunbridge Wells", 25.5 x 9cm, (feet lacking), an iron corkscrew, the wooden handle with codstopper key, a carved wood blotter, a paper knife, stamp box and bobbin case.

Set of four early 20th Century beechwood tub shaped drawing room chairs, the cane backs and seats divided by barley twist uprights, raised on bobbin turned supports with stretchersTwo have loose cane seats that would need re-doing. Other two are in good condition.

A 19th century upholstered child's chair raised on bobbin turned supports

A BOX AND LOOSE SEWING MACHINE AND LACE MAKING EQUIPMENT, to include a wooden cased Singer sewing machine, a straw stuffed lacemaking pillow, a roll of spangled bobbins, a boxed SMP Lace bobbin winder, a sewing bag and a ring binder containing lacemaking patterns (1 box + loose)

A LATE 29TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK SIDE TABLE, with raised back and single frieze drawer, both carved with wheel decoration, on bobbin turned front legs, width 106cm x depth 43cm x height 95cm (condition report: raised back loose, surface marks, ring mark to top)

Carved oak armchair with Bobbin stretcher in the Jacobean style. Not available for in-house P&P

19th century beaded needlework panel of a Parrot contained within a mahogany bobbin frame, size overall 72 x 98cm

A 19thC bone lace bobbin inscribed William Bull hung 1871. William Bull murdered Sarah Marshall and was hung in Bedford jail aged 21 years. 10.5cm l.

A pair of oak bobbin turned candlesticks, labelled; Made from timber taken from HMS Britannia and two others

A 19th century pine chest of drawers - the rectangular top above an arrangement of two short and two long drawers on turned bobbin feet, width 83cm, depth 43cm, height 82cm.

18th c. oak low cupboard, the central door having turned spindles standing on bobbin turned legs with shaped undertier, 33" wide x 26" high x 17" deep

A Japonesque Aesthetic Movement lacquered two tier wooden occasional table late 19th century, the rectangular top with painted eagle on a branch, above a second tier with storks, raised on three bobbin turned splayed legs with gilt highlights, 28½in. (72.5cm.) high to top of bobbins. * One top bobbin with brakeage to lower roundel, one leg very loose to bottom tier, knocks and scrapes throughout.

with two demi lune drop leaves over a single frieze drawer, (alterations to top), supported by four fixed barley twist legs terminating in bobbin feet, united by a peripheral stretcher and having decorative barley twist gate legs on bobbin feet, 45¾ x 16in. (116.2 x 40.6cm.), 28¾ in. (73cm.) high, 45¾ x 57in. (116.2 x 144cm.) with leaves up. *Small area of water damage to top. Top has been replaced.

A teal silk table cloth / bed cover, with a cream bobbin lace overlay, the silk underlay measures approximately 189cm x 199cm, with the lace measuring approximately 213cm x 218cm

Oak joined chair, probably Yorkshire, 18th Century and later, with a carved rose panel back and bobbin turned supports and stretcher, height 90cm; also another oak joined chair, with double carved rail back, later solid seat, turned supports, height 102cm (2) (Please note condition is not noted. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view please request a condition report, which will be provided in writing).

A SET OF TEN CHARLES II STYLE CARVED OAK DINING CHAIRSOn bobbin turned supports to include a pair of carvers 60cm wide; 90cm high

A bobbin leg chair

A 17th century style panel back oak hall chair, 19th century, the back panel carved with a hunting scene over a board seat and nulled frieze, upon bobbin and block fore legs and plain rear legs united by peripheral cross stretchers, 90cm high, seat height 46cm

A pair of 18th century oak side chairs, the vase shaped splats above a board seat, upon block and bobbin turned supports united by peripheral cross stretchers, 104cm H, seat height 46cm (2)

An 18th century and later oak side table, the rounded plank top over a single oak lined frieze drawer, upon baluster and bobbin turned supports, united by a conforming 'H' cross stretcher, upon onion shaped feet, 70cm H x 72cm W x 50cm DCondition reportDrawer and runners later constructed, new screws to the underside of the table top which is likely to be later associated along with the side and back panels.General light wear and marks to the table top commensurate with age and use, some historic wear to the feet, table appears firm with little or no play in the joints, a result of the later restoration. 

An early 19th century ash and elm Windsor chair, the hoop back with a central pierced splat over a shaped seat, upon bobbin and baluster turned supports united by a crinoline cross stretcher, 103cm H, along with an 18th century oak side chair, with a rail back and board seat upon legs of square section, united by peripheral cross stretchers, 86cm H along with three Lancashire ash and alder spindle back chairs, early to mid 19th century, to include two elbow chairs, each with an envelope rush seat, upon turned front legs, the tallest 101cm high (5) (at fault)

An 18th century oak side table, the rectangular moulded top above a single pine lined drawer, applied with ring handles, upon baluster and bobbin turned supports, united by a conforming 'H' cross stretcher, 71cm H x 68cm W x 50cm DCondition reportGeneral marks and stains to the table top, drawers are on later runners.Evidence of historic worm to the top of legs with some minor splits to the blocks.The table appears to have undergone a degree of restoration with replaced side boards and back board, therefore only minor play in the table joints. 

A 17th century carved oak bible box on stand, the rectangular moulded hinged cover opening to a vacant interior, over a blind fretwork foliate front panel, the stand with conforming fretwork detail, upon bobbin and baluster turned supports extending to peg feet, united by peripheral cross stretchers, 88cm H x 70cm W x 39cm D

A Jacobean style oak sideboard, 17th century and later, the moulded plank top, over three frieze oak lined drawers, applied with geometric moulding, punctuated by turned half pillars, all raised upon three front baluster and bobbin turned supports, plain rear supports, united by plain peripheral cross stretchers, 90cm H x 165cm W x 49cm D

A rare bone lace bobbin intensely vertically inscribed, in spots, the letters in alternate red and green 'Mary Me Quick And Love Me For Ever - To Love And Live Happy It Is My Desire - A Present From My Brother Joseph Meadows Born Nov. 4th 1820'.      From the collection of the late Betty Taylor

A rare bone lace bobbin, vertically spot inscribed in alternate red and green 'Joseph Best PM Minister 1844'.       † The inscription on this lace bobbins almost certainly relates to Joseph Best (1813-1887) the PM referring to Primitive Methodist . During his career he encountered violent protests particularly during his ministry in Colchester between 1839-1840, he moved to St.Ives as a Superintendent Preacher in 1846.  In 1844 he married Anna Maria Humphries and the bobbins date is probably relevant to the marriage. The census shows that the marriage produced five children, one listed as William Coad Best a 'PM Minister'.           From the collection of the late Betty Taylor

A rare and unusual Tunbridge ware table book stand attributed to Edmund Nye, possibly based on his 1851 Exhibition piece 'book stand with drawer', executed in satin wood, raised on four scroll and lion paw feet, the front fitted with a mahogany lined drawer in fine floral mosaic with stick ware knob within bobbin borders, the sides and back of conforming design. The top with two hinged book ends with pierced carrying handles and a further shallow hinged ledge to the back. One book end inlaid in marquetry with an elaborate exotic butterfly on a leaf branch, the other with two birds in marquetry on a branch with mosaic leaves, the back ledge in traditional mosaic, hinges stamped 'B and Co. Improved', one book end showing evidence of small repair, 52 x 33 x 30cms max. 

A French rosewood sewing box in the form of a rectangular piano, raised on four turned legs supporting a drawer, below a hinged lid centred by a two colour metal floral inlay within an outer brass line, the whole embellished with bobbin mouldings. The compartmentalised interior in pink silk and velvet with a pair of mother of pearl snowflake silk winders in circular compartments and five gilt metal accessories comprising, thimble, stiletto, scissors, bodkin and scent bottle, complete with key, 23 x 15.5 x 16cms. 

A 19th Century mahogany lace bobbin winder, on single drawer bow front base, 30 x 16 x 34cms. 

A rare bone hanging bobbin 'Joseph Castle Hung 1860'.     † Joseph Castle was hung on Saturday 31st March 1860 at Bedford Gaol for the murder of his wife. It is said that Jane Castle's family gave a party on the evening of the execution and each guest was given this bobbin although others were undoubtably sold on the day.      From the collection of the late Betty Taylor

A rare bone lace bobbin, inscribed in spots in a spiral ' Military Prison Davenport Lane, Snoxell'.     From the collection of the late Betty Taylor

Nine good wooden lace bobbins, comprising a nicely chip carved mother and babe, another with three lanterns one with bobbin, another mother and babe, another with two lanterns filled with coloured beads, another with two lanterns containing balls, two beadwork decorated bobbins, and two others.       (9)