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A pair of late 19th century bobbin glass candlesticks, height 22cm and a pair of cut glass stem ale glasses, height 17cm.

Mid century oak dining table with centre stretcher and bobbin turned legs. 138x91x76cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)  Shrinkage, splits to the top, general wear but overall sound.

A set of 5 good quality Victorian heavy oak dining chairs, with bobbin turned legs.

An assorted collection of 19th century and early 20th century curios to include an ebony dressing table vanity set comprising of handheld mirror, tray, brushes, shoe horn, vanity pot, candlestick, a Bully Beef novelty cast iron can opener, two boxwood folding rulers with one being stamped up for Drapers of Holland, a green enamelled sewing travel etui of thread bobbin with thimble, an Acme Thunderer white metal whistle and a Wee Willy Winky chamberstick candlestick holder in blue enamel. Measures 27cm length.

An Edwardian Oak Oval Topped Occasional Table with Bobbin Supports, 60cms wide

Chinese Export lacquered sewing box of typical canted shape, containing ivory and mostly bone sewing accessories and fitted ivory and bone fret cut panels - includes bobbin holders, thread winders, sewing clamps (additional bone lace bobbin inscribed "Thomas") etc - with lower drawer containing adjustable writing slope (missing feet) approx. 33cm x 23cm x 14cm CITES Certificate RD34AE71

An oak bobbin turned corner chair

An ash comb back armchair, 19th c, shaped cresting above a spindle back, scroll arms, H-stretcher, 110cm h, a vernacular oak chair, 18th c, vasular splat, panelled seat, bobbin-turned fore-stretcher, towel rail, etc., (7) The armchair re-varnished, some of which is unevenly worn and scratched in places, and encrusted with grime in places, otherwise structurally sound. The side chair with old repairs, some light losses, and signs of former worming in places. The rest in mixed, but generally good condition.

A small oak cottage dresser in a Jacobean style fitted with two frieze drawers on bobbin supports with plate rack above, 92 cm wide

A mahogany stool with embossed hide upholstered seat, a nest of three graduated occasional tables in oak on barley twist supports, a Victorian occasional table on tapering barley twist support and tripod base a small torchere on turned supports, a gilded column lamp standard and a corner chair with gilt highlighted turned bobbin frame (5)

An old English style oak dining table the circular top raised on bobbin supports united by a matching X shaped stretcher, 122cm diameter, together with a set of four traditional ladder back chairs with rush seats

An assortment of Tunbridge/Mauchlin. To include pin wheels, needle keeps, black forest bobbin holder, sewing clamps, etc

19th century fabric top gipsy style table with bobbin turned frame, 67cm high

A large quantity of antique lace trim, to include limerick lace, bobbin lace etc

A CHARLES I SILK EMBROIDERED GLOVE EARLY 17TH CENTURY A gentleman's gauntlet, of doeskin with scalloped cuffs, embroidered in fresh coloured silks, thread, trimmed in gilt bobbin lace and salmon silk ribbon, now framed and glazed, with label 'Charles I's glove' the glove 34cm high, frame 48.5 x 36cm Provenance: By repute, King Charles I, said to have been given to a lady-in-waiting and to have remained in her family for 300 years, then sold Christie's, South Kensington, 19th November 2002, lot 312, where purchased by Robert Kime Literature: Jenny Tiramani, 'Embroidered Kid Gloves', in Susan North and Jenny Tiramani, Seventeenth-Century Women's Dress Patterns, vol.1, London: V&A Publishing, 2011, pp.150-159 Yvonne Hackenbroch, English and Other Needlework Tapestries and Textiles in the Irwin Untermyer Collection, London Thames and Hudson, 1960, Figure 5 Plate 3  For similar please see a pair of gloves, dated to 1610-1630 in the V&A museum (ACCESSION NUMBER 201&A-1900).

Y&nbspA WALNUT, MOTHER OF PEARL AND BONE INLAID OCTAGONAL TABLE SYRIAN, MID 20TH CENTURY The recessed top centred with a star, the sides with pierced and bobbin turned panels 75cm high, 45.5cm wideSaleroom notice:This lot may contain one or more endangered plant or animal species and is subject to CITES regulations. Prospective buyers are advised to familiarise themselves with the export and import restrictions prior to bidding as it is the buyer's responsibility to obtain any necessary import and/or export certificates and permits. We will not be able to cancel your purchase if your lot may not be exported, imported or it is seized for any reason by a government authority. Condition Report: Overall there are some scratches, marks, knocks, cracks and abrasions consistent with age and use.There are some losses, restorations and observations including:There is a crack to the top and to one section of the central star.The parquetry border is missing some tesserae and has others filled with some paintwork.One of the upright sections of bone is missing and has been replaced with a cream painted section, presumably wood.The ebonised moulding under the top has some later pins and some rubbing to the ebonised finish, with some knocks.The detailed bobbin turnings make it difficult to spot chips, but some are chipped or cracked, with some small cracks to the fretwork bracket panels.There is some evidence of old worm.Please see the additional condition report photographs as a visual reference of condition. Condition Report Disclaimer

Art glass - A near pair of Dartington 'innovate the art of glass 'bottle shaped vases, in tones of red, orange and yellow, 35 cm high, the other 30cm high; a pair of blue bobbin stemmed cocktail glasses (4)

A nest of three mid-20th Century oak occasional tables, raised on bobbin turned supports, 42cm wide

A Victorian figured walnut corner whatnot, of three tiers, with bobbin turned supports, 115cm high, 64cm wide, 40cm deep.

ANTIQUE OAK SIDE TABLE CIRCA 1800, peg joined construction having a well coloured three-plank top cleated to the ends, over a chip carved front frieze on turned bobbin and block supports with conjoining stretchers, 73cms H, 102cms W, 52cms DProvenance: deceased estate Conwy

TWO VINTAGE TRIPOD TABLES, both fixed tops, one oval topped on a turned column support and three splayed feet, 75cms H, 63cms across, 45cms D, and a circular topped table on a bobbin column and three splayed supports, 67cms H, 45.5cms diam.Provenance: deceased estate Conwy

An Edwardian Mahogany Three Tier Cake Stand with Bobbin Supports and Handle, 97cms High

A pair of bobbin turned and rush seat chairs. H83cm

Victorian chest of four long drawers with ½ bobbin pillars and turned legs, 118cm by 104cm by 49cm.

A mahogany Gypsy table with bobbin turn supports.

A VARIETY OF OCCASIONAL TABLES, to include a mahogany centre table, with wavy edges, shaped legs, united by an undershelf, 61cm squared x height 70cm, a square oak table, an oak plant stand, a bobbin turned table with canted corners, and another table (condition report: all with minor surface marks) (5)

A late Victorian oak hall bench of 18th century design, the green man and acanthus carved pediment over an arcaded and bobbin turned back rest and panel seat, raised on stile supports with mask and fruit decoration. H94cm, W138cm, D41cm

A Nest of Four 19th Century Rosewood Rectangular Occasional Tables, the largest with D shaped end compartments, on bobbin turned legs and trestle feet, 27ins wide x 12.5ins deep x 26.5ins high

A Late Victorian Walnut Framed Rectangular Fire Screen, inset with floral needlework panel, on bobbin turned uprights with turned finials and twin scroll carved feet, 30ins wide x 56.5ins high

Mahogany Oval Sutherland Table raised on bobbin supports, 57cm long x 56cm high together with a Mahogany Jardiniere Stan, 92cm high and a Brass Ashtray on oak barley-twist stand

Vintage woodworking tools, including four planes, various draw knives; also a loom bobbin scuttle, a fishing reel and a vintage brass blow torch (a lot)

A limed oak side table with frieze drawer on bobbin-turned supports united by stretcher, 86 cm wide x 55 cm x 72 cm high

A Victorian carved beech bobbin turned circular occasional table

A mahogany circular occasional or Gypsy table on bobbin tripod legs with central turned finial (H76cm Dia39cm)

A late 17th century oak coaching table, the rectangular top with drop flap and moulded edge, on pair of ring moulded baluster and bobbin turned square block trestle supports, plain gateleg platform stretcher, bar feet with moulded toes, 48cm wide, 65.5cm high, 18cm closed, 38.25cm open Condition report: some splits, dents and wear of age, crude repairs, including hinge nails come through the top and have been bent over, a replacement piece of wood under the dome.

An 18th Century walnut armchair, the verdure tapestry pad back and seat flanked by bobbin turned arms above the conforming legs and stretchers, 57cm wide, 43cm deep, 93cm high, the seat 50cm high

An 18th Century walnut and wool work stool, the wool work top with a bird in a pear tree and a fox below, the bobbin turned base with stretchers, 50cm long, 30cm deep, 25cm high

Georgian Period Oak Oval ToppedGateleg Table, with bobbin supports, twin drawers, 66cm high.

A STAINED WOOD CIRCULAR COFFEE TABLE ON THREE BOBBIN TURNED LEGS. Dia. 60.5 x H 64cms.

A collection of textiles and lace related books, Raffaella Serena Animal embroideries and patterns, Dupont Auberville classic textile designs, the history of ornament antiquity to modern times, the encyclopaedia of ornament, studies in design, the grammar of Japanese ornament, M Jourdain old lace the collectors handbook, Jack Franses Tapestries and their mythology, Margaret Simeon the history of lace, Pat Earnshaw the identification of lace, David Lowe the city of lace, Gabrille Pond an introduction to lace, Pat Earnshaw a dictionary of lace, Therle Hughes English Domestic needlework, Emily Reigate an illustrated guide to lace, Pat Earnshaw bobbin & needle laces (16)

A late 17th Century fruitwood side table, the rectangular top above a long frieze drawer and bobbin carved supports united by stretchers, 85cm wide, 50cm deep, 73cm high

5 Assorted Bobbin Corkscrews and 5 Assorted Direct Pull Wooden Handled Corkscrews

A BROTHER LUMINAIRE INNOV-15 XP1 SEWING AND EMBROIDERY MACHINE, COMPLETE WITH VARIOUS UPGRADE KITS, EXTENSION PLATFORM, SEWING FEET, USER MANUAL, VARIOUS HELP GUIDES. PATTERNS ETC AND A LARGE SELECTION OF COTTON AND FABRIC REELS PLUS A BAG OF EMBROIDERY STABILISERS NB: Has 1st and 2nd upgrades, Embroidery stitch count is 3423068. Additional 'Playbook', (over 300 embroidery and bobbin threads)

Gypsy tableVictorian, with a patchwork cover, on bobbin turned base, 55cm diameter x 59cm high and a bamboo occasional table, 43cm square x 58cm high (2)Provenance: The Olivia Dell collection. Both are well-worn.

A reproduction oak oval top dining table on bobbin supports and X-stretcher, length 181cm, width 119cm, height 74cm, together with a set of six rush seated ladder back dining chairs (4+2) (7).

Victorian walnut whatnot, with three shelves, bobbin-turned supports, width 54cm, depth 40cm, height 114cm

COCK FIGHTING CHAIR. An oak 19th century cock fighting chair with bobbin turned legs & supports, the back carved with crossed church warden pipes, a tobacco pouch & a bundle of cigars. The back rest with lid opening to store pipes. Height 85cm.  Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CANNOT SHIP THIS LOT due to fragility, size or weight. Our recommended carrier is MBE Plymouth on +44 (0) 1752 257224 or info@mbeplymouth.co.uk.

AN 18TH CENTURY SPANISH WALNUT OCCASIONAL TABLE,Ivory and ebony inlay in twelve squares on four splay bobbin turned supports. Licence for the ivory in this lot: E3JM3PKQ68cm x 60cm x 48cm

A boxed Limited Edition Peter Rabbit Centenary Bobbin, a Mrs Tiggy-Winkle music box and a Brambly Hedge Mrs Apples

A 94cm 18th Century oak side table with relined frieze drawer, set on an open stretcher base with bobbin turned supports

An oak display cabinet or bookcase. Circa 1920, with two glazed doors, on reel and bobbin turned legs and stretcher, height 138cm, width 114cm, depth 31cm.General wear commensurate with age, the joints are firm, three glass panes missing. No evidence of worm.

Two late 19th century mahogany wall cabinets, bobbin turned corner chair, three 19th century prayer stools, trinket box and flatware canteen all in mahogany.

A George III mahogany drop-leaf table along with a Victorian carved oak drop-leaf table with bobbin legs and an Italian-style inlaid what-not

Victorian dress in pale eau-de-nil green and darker green striped silk taffeta (1865-70) edged in bobbin lace on bodice, with mother-of-pearl buttons and velvet ribbon on cuffs. A parasol in coffee-coloured silk with floral band round perimeter in pink flowers and green foliage, bone tipped and metal handle (top missing), c.1870/80. A black/cream/grey checked stole in a soft cotton edged in silk fringing (Edwardian) and a fine Georgette stole in white edged with bands of coffee-coloured material. Also an embossed silk mourning shawl with fringing in cotton. (5)

A set of six contemporary cocktail glasses, each with a clear conical bowl above a rainbow coloured bobbin stem and clear crystal foot, height 17cm. (6)

A matched set of six early 20th Century Fritz Heckert Roemer style wine glasses, each with an ovoid bowl above tapered bobbin stem with applied prunts, raised to a domed foot, hand enamel decorated with wild flowers over a gold iridescent lustre ground, height 19cm. (6)

A very rare Victorian novelty silver sewing etui combined with a vinaigrette to base Sampson Mordan & Co, London, 1874, modelled as a Policeman’s Bullseye lantern / lamp, the hinged cover opening to reveal a silver gilt interior for pin storage around inner rim, pull-out bobbin with cotton reels and tape measure, topped by thimble, the hinged base housing the silver gilt vinaigrette with beautiful foliate pierced grill, stamped with retailer ‘THORNHILL’, attached handles and clip, stamped with diamond lozenge mark, 2 5/8in. (6.7cm.) high, weight 3.8 tr.oz. *Crystal glass with small inner fracture, otherwise good.

A 17th century and later English oak gate leg oval table 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.

An oak side table, 17th century, with end drawer, on bobbin legs united by a stretcher74 x 95 x 55.5cm ProvenanceBaldwin Manor, Swaffham Prior, Cambridgeshiresome marks to top, wear commensurate with age and use, general condition good

A pair of oak marquetry side chairs, circa 1700, with floral inlaid panelled backs above solid seats and bobbin turned front legs99 x 44 x 38cm