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A CHARLES II OAK BACKSTOOLC.1680the scroll and pierced cresting above a panel carved with a single carnation flowerhead and oak leaves and above a panelled seat, with a bobbin and ring turned front rail

A CHARLES II OAK AND ELM CHESTC. 1680in two parts, the rectangular top with a moulded edge above four long twin octagonal mitre moulded drawers, spaced by split bobbin mouldings, on stile supports94cm high, 104cm wide, 56cm deep

A Victorian mahogany elbow chair, with scrolling arms, covered in green fabric, a later mahogany elbow chair with scrolling arms, on bobbin turned uprights and two others Victorian elbow chair with later castors, others with repairs or in need of attention

FURNITURE GROUP comprising Victorian mahogany bow fronted wall hanging corner cupboard with dentil cornice, 108 (h) x 76 (w) x 52cms (d), bentwood circular-seated chair with bobbin spindles, c. 1900, 81 (h) x 62 (w) x 53cms (d), and a possibly Welsh 18th / 19th Century splat back farmhouse chair (3)Provenance: private collection Berkshire

A large quantity of industrial wood lathe chisels / cutters, some for use in bobbin turning, the largest 30.5cm x 15cm.

A collection of needlework and sewing accoutrements, 19th century; comprising a fruitwood knitting sheath, 24cm; a walnut winding clamp, 18cm; a rosewood pincushion clamp, 12cm; a rosewood bobbin clamp, (lacking screw); two silver plated metal clamps; a Mauchline ware sycamore reel box, of cylindrical form, with transfer print of the Burns Monument, 5cm high; a Mauchline ware needle case, 26cm; a pteridomania painted sycamore needle case, 13cm; a parquetry wood egg thimble case; two further wooden eggs; a hardstone model of the Bible; two other hardstone items' and a striated glass egg

A carved oak wainscot elbow chair in late 17th century style, 19th century; the rectangular backrest inscribed NOBIS DONET IN PATRIA AMEN; above a panel of stylised foliage in recessed relief, with flower head border; with sloping arms above a panel seat carved to the front rail; with bobbin turned front and plain peripheral stretchers; 121cm high, 64cm wide

A set of nine oak and rush seated dining chairs, in Regency country taste, 20th century; including a pair of elbow chairs with serpentine beechwood arms on graduated bobbin turned supports; all with bobbin turned front legs and stretchers, with peripheral side and back stretchers, the elbow chairs 97cm high, 54cm wide; (two side chairs lacking rush seats)

A bobbin turned rocking chair in floral upholstery

A Carolean style oak chest of drawers c,1880, with haped panelled drawer fronts, brass drop handles and bobbin moulded decoration to the rails, on bun feet90cm wide85cm high55cm deepCondition ReportGood overall with a small section of moulding missing and evidence of re stainingAn old repair to the front right corner of the top

Lot kloskant e.a. handwerk + bontjas en stola's in zwarte koffer. - Lot of bobbin lace and other handicrafts + fur coat and stoles in black case.

A Portuguese rosewood and teak low, side table With a frieze drawer and bobbin-turned legs and stretchers.66cm wide x 42cm deep x 42cm highQty: 1Some water damage and staining to the top. Some light scuffing throughout commensurate with age and use.

In the manner of Ernest Gimson An ash-framed, bobbin-turned rocking chair with a wing back and wicker seat. 55cm wide x 111cm highQty: 1In generally good condition. Slight staining and surface dirt.

AN 18TH CENTURY OAK SINGLE DRAWER SIDE TABLEOn bobbin turned supports, 77cm wide; 50cm deep; 64cm highOld marks and scratches present, signs of old repairs present to the the supports, would of originally had a stretcher running across, some minor signs of old worm present to the bottom of all supports which also suffer with numerous small chips, see additional images. 

A SET OF FOUR REGENCY ROSEWOOD BAR BACK DINING CHAIRS (5)With bobbin turned decoration and a matching beech framed example, 45cm wide; 87cm highOld marks, scratches and small chips present to all in the set, three of the rosewood chairs do have old repairs present, one being to the two upright supports of back rest, another has a small repair to an upright column and sagging/broken cane seat to one side, the other chair has had repairs to the all four supports with cracks/old old glue still present, see additional images. 

An 1860’s unused, large circular flounce shaped collar of mixed Brussels bobbin lace, with twelve needle lace Point de Gaz insertions, 18.5cm deep, approximately 248cm along bottomedge. Condition - good

Three novelty fans with a mixed Brussels lace fan and black lace fan, a small language of love in flowers fan, a paper windmill advertising French Café fan, a carved cream Bakelite fan, a black and gilt, lace and sequin fan and a larger mother of pearl with a Brussels bobbin lace and Pointe de Gaz leaf, Brussels lace fan 43cm wide (5). Condition - the Brussels lace fan has one of pearl guards broken and bone stick broken at the back. The lace has a stain but is in good condition. The French advertising fan has become unglued and torn. The other three fans are in good condition.

A deep elaborately designed flounce of mid 19th century Brussels bobbin appliquéd lace on net, with finished lace ends, worked with an intricate floral border below large floral cartouches framed in similar motifs and all over spot design, 544cm long x 52cm deep. Condition - the netting has been very finely and professionally patched in places, possibly in the late 19th or early 20th century. On the top edge there are remnants of other netting with press studs which this flounce may have been attached to, these can easily be removed. There are various light marks, expected from use.

A length of 1740-1760 Italian, Milanese bobbin lace flounce, made from flat braiding or tapes, placed into scrolling patterns, attached to brides, made into a honeycomb mesh. 252cm long x 16cm deep. Condition - one small brown stain, which could be professionally removed, there are no breaks or mends. The lace feels unused

A 19th century five yard flounce of Brussels bobbin appliqué lace applied onto fine machine net, worked in a trailing floral design with an ornate border and sprig motifs, 457.5 cm long x 36cm deep. Condition - possibly never used or washed. There are various marks which can be removed and very minor flaws to the manufacture of the net.

A large section of an ornate 19th century Brussels bobbin lace wedding veil, with two finished edges and one cut edge together with 18th century and later needle lace, an Argentan and an Alencon trimming, possibly an 18th century Valenciennes needle lace lappet and a length of Mechlin trimming, lappet 92cm long (5). Condition - the Argentan lace has a small stain and minor breaks in the hand netting, the Valenciennes top edge has slight damage. The other laces appear to be good.

A white tape lace on net bed cover, a cream lace needle run panel, three Brussels bobbin lace collars, a lappet and two beaded tea pot covers, bed cover 200cm x 250cm. Condition - the bedcover has damage to the netting, all lace collars have some damage. The lace panel is part of a larger item.

An ornate Edwardian bed cover, handmade from cut work anglaise panels, fine spot motif net and bobbin lace insertions, 228cm wide x 228 cm long. Condition - the spot motif net and fine lawn are damaged in places, the lawn also has a few small darns.

A rare late 17th century (1670-80) Flemish bobbin lace canopy possibly for a baby’s bercelonette (cradle), made for a wealthy European high ranking family, possibly royalty, worked in three sections, into a canopy shape, using fine hand spun linen thread, intricately worked into highly ornate designed lace panels, then joined together to create a canopy. 162cm long x 132cm wide. Condition - there are two darker marks to the lace, that with professional conservation cleaning can be removed. There appears to be no visible damage or breakages to the lace, which suggests being so fine it has not been used greatly, if at all. As catalogued, generally in very good condition; small tear to one corner, as shown in 13th image, approx. 2cm; two cream-coloured stains (rather than marks) that are only seen during close inspection - one shown in 14th image, approx. 10x15cm.

A GEORGIAN OAK TILT TOP TRIPOD TABLE, diameter 85cm x height 68cm, along with an oak bobbin turned occasional table, condition report: Georgian table with cracks, marks and stains (2)

A collection of fly fishing accessories and tools, as follows: 3x Veniard lever vice. A Veniard lever vice with spool holder. Box of bobbin holders. 2x boxes of threads. Cigar box with 14 Veniard dyes. Wood fly box with a quantity of buzzers. (9)

A small fly-tying kit comprising lever vice, bobbin holders, scissors, hooks, beads, thread and varnish, with a selection of feathers, marabou, herl, fritz, chenille, wood, and flash - good starter set (qty)

A collection of miscellaneous items to include a Victorian Tunbridge ware decorated pin cushion, Victorian mauchlin boxwood bobbin case, simulated tortoiseshell and pewter inlaid snuff box etc

A Spanish walnut refectory table, having a gadrooned upper edge, raised on bobbin turned and square cut supports, united by a central stretcher, length 183cm

An early 19th century provincial walnut fixed top pedestal tripod occasional table, raised on bobbin turned column, width 58cm

A quantity of large turned bobbin reels with cotton.

A Duke of Wellington on a white horse toleware Tray, 32" x 24" approx. together with a stand having bobbin turned legs.

A mahogany octagonal occasional/coffee table on turned supports with castors, bobbin turned stretcher

Late Victorian carved oak drop-leaf table, oval top on double gate-leg action bobbin-turned supports united by stretchers (W87cm D36cm H70cm); Harlequin set of seven (3+4) stained beech dining chairs

Charlie Bears group including: (1) Forever, CB 150014O, plush, swing label, 15"/38cm; (2) Bearhouse bear Thaw polar bear, BB204008, plush, 17"/43cm; (3) Bear & Me red panda, plush, swing label; (4) Knitty, CB 10JKBGRE, grey, swing labels, 14"/36cm; (5) Knotty, CB 10JKBCRE, cream, swing labels, 14"/36cm; (6) Bobbin, CB 10JKBBRO, brown, swing labels, 14"/36cm; (7) Little Organics bear, 16"/41cm; (8) Little Organics dog, 10"/26cm; Good Plus to Excellent Plus; (8).

Mahogany heavily carved with bobbin turned legs hall table

Collection of decorative items, incl. a mill bobbin sand timer, H30cm, armillary sphere, Betty Boop figure, candlestick, large ceramic jug, etc. (6)

An Arts & Crafts style oak stool, with carved decoration and bobbin turned legs. Width 31cm, height 41cm.

An antique painted pine Gypsy table, the circular top on bobbin turned tripod base. Diameter 52cm, height 65cm.Good condition. Top would have had a fabric cover which has been removed.

An antique gypsy table, with circular oak top on mahogany bobbin-turned tripod base. Diameter 48cm, height 72cm.

A 19th century gothic style hall table, with raised back, single drawer, carved decoration and bobbin turned supports. Width 104cm, height 94cm, depth 42cm.

A large Victorian mahogany chest of drawers with bobbin turn columns. Circa 1860-1870. 123x59x130.5cm

THREE VINTAGE PIECES OF LACE MAKING ITEMS TO INCLUDE A BOBBIN HOLDER, WINDER AND A BEECH CRIMPING BOARD

A VINTAGE LAZY KATE BOBBIN HOLDER PLUS ASSORTED YARN

A mixed lot comprising bobbin turned corner chair, mahogany tripod table, ebonised & rush seat chair, cane and glass top coffee table, black lacquered chairs, wrought metal and glass top coffee table, brass floor standing lamp and metal filing drawers. The bobbin turned corner chair is generally sturdy with some slight wear to the finish.

A mixed lot of chairs comprising chapel chair, child's chair, bobbin turned corner chair and a retro metal framed chair,

Ɵ GEORGE IV.- [SAMS (WILLIAM)] PANORAMA OF THE CORONATION OF GEORGE IV 19th July 1821 Hand-held panorama reel of the coronation presented in one long pictorial strip, numbered sections, long pictorial strip, wound on a bobbin inside the casing, is drawn out through a slot; thus the procession passes before the viewer's eyes, in original boxwood drum case with printed decoration, some loss to first part with the King's Herb Woman at the head as well as other herb maidens, George IV appears at section 102, missing the printmakers signature at the end, etching and aquatint with hand-colouring on wove paper, approx. 80mmx8970mm. 

A WALNUT AND VERDURE TAPESTRY UPHOLSTERED ARMCHAIR 18TH CENTURY With bobbin turned supports throughout, the raised back centred by a stork 110cm high

A WALNUT AND RED VELVET UPHOLSTERED ARMCHAIR IN LATE 17TH CENTURY STYLE LATE 19TH CENTURY With bobbin turned supports throughout 127cm high Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use Frame does appear solid overall Upholstery is worn overall, with fraying and elements of the braiding are loose and distressed - overall appears to be the original surface, there is colour variation and fading, also areas of wear and balding - it will probably require either some repair or replacement overall before use in a domestic setting Water marks and stains to the seat, a loose piece of fabric to the undersidePlease see additional images for visual reference to condition  Condition Report Disclaimer

A PAIR OF REGENCY OAK BOBBIN-BACK CHAIRS CIRCA 1815, IN THE MANNER OF JEFFRY WYATT Each square back with spiral-turned vertical splats and facetted tapering legs Each 94cm high The chairs are similar to those in a set of twelve that were supplied in 1814 for the 8th Duke of Bedford for Endsleigh, Devon, sold at Christie's, Property from two Ducal collections, 21 September 2004, lot 875 A pair of stools with similar facetted tapering legs attributed to Wyatt sold at Chrisite's, Millden - A Scottish Lodge, 20 January 2005

Victorian rush seated bobbin turned children's chair

Oak monks bench with folding top, rising seat and panelled blanket box base with bobbin turned supports 91cm wideGood condition, couple of splits to the top. Please see additional images on our website

A Victorian cane seated chair with bobbin turned frame

TWO BOXES OF SEWING RELATED ITEMS AND TRINKET BOXES, to include a workbox with mother of pearl inlay, relined with a modern embroidery of a butterfly, the inner tray with eleven compartments contains needle and bobbin cases, scissors, key, etc, two purple cases containing mother of pearl handled bodkins, hooks and pocket knives, with packets of needles and thimbles, etc, a case holding silver, ebony and faux tortoiseshell handled implements, an orange velvet covered case with bone handled items and a bone thimble, a case of 'Superior Egg Eyed Needles', a needle case embroidered with metallic thread, containing two Edwardian portrait photographs, a wooden sewing box labelled 'Auckland, N.Z 1913-14', two small pieces of antique lace, mother of pearl buckles, scissors, etc, together with a collection of trinket boxes in various materials from around the world, etc (2 boxes) (sd)

A 19th Century wall mirror having bobbin turned style decoration to frame, approx. 82 x 51cm

Antique corner chair with bobbin turn legs

An Early 19th Century Bobbin Stand, a posable doll, etcProvenance: The Selected Contents of Eden Lacy, Lazonby, from the estate of Victor Gubbins

A Victorian pine occasional table on bobbin turned supports, 56cm diameter

Brüggemann, Johann Wilhelm (1786 Göttingen-1866 Stralsund) "Bobbin mit Schloß Spiker auf Rügen", Stahlstich, 7x10 cm, im Passepartout hinter Glas und Rahmen

An antique bone lace bobbin with dot engraved inscription 'Stuarts Forever'.