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OAK LINEN FOLD PANEL TWO DOOR CABINET ON BOBBIN TURNED LEGS H 113 W 96 D 57CM APPROX

VICTORIAN CIRCULAR OFFICE ARMCHAIR the curved back with bobbin turned supports and lower turned cross stretcher, 81cms H, 62cms W, 51cms seat depth

A WILLIAM AND MARY OAK CHEST C.1690 the top with a moulded edge, above three long drawers with geometric moulded fronts, with split bobbin applied decoration, branded twice to back 'RC' 78.8cm high, 90cm wide, 56.7cm deep Provenance The Estate of the late Jane Sumner.

A SMALL EARLY VICTORIAN TREEN SAND GLASS C.1840-50 with bobbin turned supports and twin glass bulbs, it runs for approximately three minutes and twenty-five seconds 8cm high Provenance The Estate of the late Jane Sumner.

A LATE CHARLES II OAK CHILD'S HIGHCHAIR C.1680 the panelled back decorated with flowerhead rondels, on bobbin turned supports united by peripheral stretchers, with traces of a painted finish Provenance The Estate of the late Jane Sumner.

A WILLIAM AND MARY OAK CHILD'S HIGHCHAIR C.1690 the panelled back carved with scrolling tulips and leaves, the scroll arms on bobbin turned supports, with a lozenge carved apron and shaped footrest, the back branded twice with initials 'T S' Provenance The Estate of the late Jane Sumner.

A Mid 20th Century Bobbin Leg Rush Seated Stool, 35x31cm

An Edwardian Oak Square Topped Bobbin Legged Occasional Table, 63cm high

Cotton table runner with bobbin lace fringe with matching place mats and a square net cloth bordered with lace 

Edwardian mahogany Sutherland table with oval drop-flap, on bobbin turned supports, 66cm when open x 53cm wide x 50cm high

CIRCULAR TABLE WITH BOBBIN TURNED SUPPORTS, APPROX 53CM DIAM

SMALL FOLDING GATE LEG TABLE WITH BOBBIN TURNED SUPPORTS, APPROX 54 X 75CM EXTENDED

A glockenspiel with five graduated keys and tubes, raised on an oak stand/table of rectangular form with pie crust moulded outline, raised on slender turned bobbin supports untied by a H shaped stretcher, c.1920

A Victorian Gothic carved oak umbrella/stick stand, with two oval cut out divisions and turned bobbin supports, 76cm wide

SIGNED COPIES (All hardback first editions with dust jacket, unless otherwise stated): Duffy, C A: The king of Christmas (2 copies), Pablo Picasso’s Noel, Wenceslas, Sincerity (Limited edn); McGough, R: Waving at trains (Paperback); Nottingham, P: The technique of Torochon Lace, Bobbin lace (reprint), Bucks point lace (Rep, & not signed); Springett, C&D: Success to the lace pillow (paperback); Sawfor, B: The Butterflies of Hertfordshire; Wild flower habitats of Hertfordshire; Heiney, P: Farming times; Second crop; Grogen, J: Marley and me (paperback); Lockhart, JM: Raptor; Graydon, E: Air dog to top dog; Heath, E: The course of my life (Plus a signed letter); Whicker, A: Wicker’s war; Mcnab, A: Firewall; Lynam, D: I should have been at work; Husselhoff, D: Making waves; Archer, J: Collected short stories; Martin, J: Fast cooking; Vickers, S: The cleaner of chartres; Hausmann, M: not signed, no dw. ( 26)

Set of four original vintage advertising posters issued by Apple Computers to promote their operating system and services. 1.See the difference - Apple Digital Media Seminars - Design features iconic simplistic Apple design depicting globe - cd - film bobbin and an electric guitar all against white background. Green banner below includes an Apple logo and the slogan Think different. Good condition, creasing, light staining. Country of issue: USA, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 84x59.5, year of printing: 1998; 2. MacOS - What's easy to use is now easy to find. just look for this friendly face - Great drawing of computers and programmes that can be used on the Mac operating system. The MacOS friendly face logo has been in use between 1995-2001, the rainbow apple logo has been in use since 1977, the coloured stripes in the logo were to indicate that Apple machines had colour screens. Very good condition, tape on top and bottom edges. Country of issue: USA, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 92x61, year of printing: 1995; 3. Fall in love all over again, with Mac OS 8 - Design features a white shape of number 8, a lady leaning onto a computer and a package of MacOS 8 CD's. Good condition, creasing, tears, tape on margin. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 60x42, year of printing: 1997; 4. The future is here, this weekend - Join the Apple Experts this weekend to learn about Mac OS X - iMovie - iTunes and all the new Macs. The poster features an iconic simplistic Apple design, black lettering and white background with a man leaning onto an iMac. Excellent condition. Country of issue: USA, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 71x56, year of printing: 2001

A late 19thc hall chair, the cartouche shaped back incorporating a pair of interlacing birds, with scallop shell crest and fruiting vines, above a solid seat, on bobbin turned legs (98cm x 41cm x 45cm)

Late 17th century William & Mary oak drop leaf dining table, oval drop leaf top, single drawer to one end, gate action base, turned supports joined by bobbin turned stretchers, 121cm x 135cm, H75cm (open)

A 19th century rosewood pen stand, having an aperture to hold five pens, a central taperstick and drawer below, 18cm wide, together with a 19th century bobbin turned toilet mirror and a 19th century wooden ballot box, 18cm wide (3)

A Victorian mahogany two tier circular table, the lower shelf with bobbin turned spindles, 74cm high, 41cm diameter

An oak table, 18th century and later, the planked top bobbin turned legs and block stretchers, formerly a gateleg table, 69cm high, 132cm long, 60cm deep

An Arts and Crafts oak chair, in the manner of William Birch, with bobbin turned spindles and upholstered seat, 114cm high

A near matched pair of 17thC oak Side Chairs, Yorkshire/Derbyshire style with an arched top rail and corresponding horizontal splat, set in plank seat, turned and block front supports with a bobbin turned front stretcher, 18in (46cm) wide, 16in (41cm) deep, 439½in (100cm) high, both with some later repairs and alterations (2)

A good late 17th century oak mule chest; the planked moulded top opening on original hinges and with candle box to the right hand side, the geometric two-panelled front with split, turned bobbin mouldings above a single full-width, side-hung drawer (as two), lower front moulding and raised on stile feel, with panelled sides, minus locks (114cm wide x 55cm deep x 73cm high)

TWO DISTRESSED PAINT EFFECT STOOLS, one three legged with solid top, the other bobbin & block legged with later pad top

A pair of Victorian style mahogany bobbin-turned candlesticks, 61cm tall

A set of six Victorian slat backed chairs with bobbin turned stretchers and carved decoration to top some in need of attention

An oak bobbin turned dressing table

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY GOTHIC REVIVAL DRESSING CHAIR, with bobbin-turned frame, pierced back and upholstered seat, on bobbin-turned legs, 60cm wide

A CHARLES I STYLE BACK STOOL with bobbin turned legs and block stretchers, 88cm high

A SET OF THREE CROMWELLIAN STYLE UPRIGHT CHAIRS with leather and brass close nail upholstered seats and backs, with bobbin-turned frames, 96cm high

A CHARLES II OAK AND LEATHER UPRIGHT CHAIR, the seat and back with brass close-nailed borders, on bobbin-turned frame, 50cm wide

A SET OF CROMWELLIAN STYLE OAK DINING CHAIRS with leather brass close nail upholstered seats and backs, with bobbin-turned frames, 88cm high x 48cm wide

A WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE OYSTER WALNUT AND FLORAL MARQUETRY SIDE TABLE, the top with a bold ebonised reel-moulded border over a single drawer with an ivory escutcheon, on a bobbin-turned base joined by a shaped "X"-form stretcher, 82cm high x 98cm wide x 60cm deep

A 19th Century oak side unit, single door to top carved with arcaded design, the base with bobbin turned front supports, base stretcher tier, 122cm high, 97cm wide, 53cm deep

An Anglo-Moorish hexagonal side table, with bobbin and brass detail, W45cm, H54cm

A late 18th/19th century oak gateleg table, the oval drop leaf top raised on a bobbin turned frame, 116 cm long x 92 cm wide x 72 cm high (flaps up)

A pair of Cromwellian Revival open armchairs, in the manner of Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, each with studded stuffed-over upholstery, bobbin-turned front stretcher, 90cm high, 56.5cm wide, the seat 42cm square (2)

A Regency style mahogany waterfall wall shelf, reeded scroll pediment, spire finials, bobbin-turned supports, 71cm high, 76cm wide, 17.5cm deep

An 18th century oak gateleg dining or breakfast table, oval top with fall leaves, drawer to frieze, bobbin-turned supports and stretchers, 76cm high, 49.5cm opening to 135cm wide, 108.5cm deep, c.1740

An Arts & Crafts oak hall stand, outswept beaded pediment above an adjustable oval mirror, a small shelf and an arrangement of hanging hooks, drawer to central frieze above a panel door enclosing a shelf flanked by open walking stick or umbrella stands, bobbin-turned supports, 198cm high, 84.5cm wide, 33.5cm deep

A mahogany revolving bobbin stand with pin cushion, 7 1/2" high

A pair of 19th century oak baronial style carver chairs, scroll carved crest rail, carved panel back in the Tudor style, with out swept scrolled end arms supported on turned columns, bobbin turned legs and barley twist front stretcher Location: RAF

AN OAK OVAL GATELEG DINING TABLE, C1920, THE TOP WITH PAIR OF LEAVES ON BARLEY TURNED LEGS JOINED BY STRETCHERS, 90CM W; TOGETHER WITH AN OAK ELBOW CHAIR WITH OVAL CANED BACK FLANKED BY BARLEY TURNED PILLARS WITH BALL FINIALS, DROP IN SEAT ON TURNED AND BLOCK LEGS JOINED BY BARLEY TURNED FRONT STRETCHER, AN OAK STOOL, THE RECTANGULAR STUFFED OVER TOP ABOVE BOBBIN TURNED LEGS JOINED BY STRETCHERS, 46CM H X 39CM W Gateleg table with minor chips to ends of leaves on rule joint, other scratches and wear consistent with age. Elbow chair - minor faults to caning, upholstered seat punctured. Other wear consistent with age. Stool - re-topped, scratched and wear consistent with age

A 19th century bobbin turned rush seated armchair. Height to top of back 110 cm, width across arms 62 cm.

A Victorian mahogany bobbin and thimble stand. Diameter 21 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The stand is in really very good condition. The material cover to the pincushion is clearly worn through and has losses. The top turning is in good order. The dished middle section has one edge nibble. All bobbin and thimble stands are present and undamaged. The main body of the piece is in good order. The drawer runs smoothly, the original feet are present. The piece has a good colour.

A LATE VICTORIAN OAK HALL CHAIR WITH MARITIME CARVED BACK FEATURING ANCHOR AND FISH, ON BOBBIN TURNED LEGS

A Victorian mahogany and inlaid stretcher table:, the rectangular top with a lozenge lattice design in burr maple and satin birch, within a rosewood crossbanded and flame mahogany banded border, on bobbin turned twin trestle end supports, united by a bobbin turned stretcher, terminating in short tapered feet, the top 95cm (3ft 1 1/4in) x 49.5cm (1ft 7 1/2in).

An Arts & Crafts mahogany side chair: with bobbin-turned five-bar back and cane seat, 84cm (3ft 1in) high.

An oak buffet with single drawer with mask handles and bobbin supports and lower shelf, 76cm high x 106cm wide x 46cm deep Condition Report: Available upon request

A early 19thC oak rocking chair, the shaped splat back on curved handles with bobbin turned legs, 115cm high, 60cm wide, 72cm deep.

A 19thC Lincolnshire ash and elm Windsor chair, the shaped back, with bobbin turned supports, stamped G. WILSON, GRANTHAM on seat, 100cm high, 54cm wide.

A late 19thC oak gateleg table, the two plank top with three plank flaps, on bobbin turned columns, with single frieze drawer, 72cm high, 113cm wide, 45cm deep without leaves.

Early 20th Century stained oak gate legged table with bobbin turned supports. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A 17th century and later, oak plank top side table, circa 1650, the triple plank top above a single geometrically moulded frieze drawer, raised upon bobbin turned and block supports, united by a conforming peripheral cross stretcher, upon onion shaped feet, 71cm H x 93cm W x 58cm D For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE.Please note: We do not publish any condition reports on the-saleroom.com, all requested condition reports will be available to view at trevanion.com once a request has been submitted.Please only bid if you are entirely satisfied with the condition of your lot. The absence of a condition report does not guarantee that the lot is free from faults or defects.

A matched set of six oak country chairs, comprising a pair of 18th century oak chairs with pierced splat back and board seat, along with a set of four 19th century oak chairs each with a spindle back on turned front legs, along with an 18th century style oak drop leaf dining table, 20th century, the oval top on bobbin turned supports united by a plain cross stretcher, 75cm H x 124cm W x 55cm D (7) For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE.Please note: We do not publish any condition reports on the-saleroom.com, all requested condition reports will be available to view at trevanion.com once a request has been submitted.Please only bid if you are entirely satisfied with the condition of your lot. The absence of a condition report does not guarantee that the lot is free from faults or defects.

An antique oak drop-leaf dining table, the oval top above an end frieze drawer, on bobbin-turned legs and gates joined by stretchers, 125 x 148cm open.

BOAZ MOSES LANDECK; an Edward VII hallmarked silver miniature/dolls' house bobbin turned chair, import marks for Chester 1907, and pseudo-Hanau marks to underside, including maker's mark 'C M', height 4.5cm, approx 0.5ozt/17g, and a white metal miniature model mandolin with applied plastic strings, probably Italian, indistinct silver standard, possibly 800, to neck reverse, length 5.8cm, approx 0.33ozt/10.3g.Additional InformationThe chair with some minor misshaping, surface scratches and nicks, similar to the mandolin, some tarnish, a flaw to the lower section, similar to a firing crack, overall tarnished surface nicks, some light pitting.

A Victorian stool raised on stained mahogany bobbin turned legs, length 41cm, height 45cm, together with a brass table lamp with single knop marble stem raised on plinth base, height 60cm (2).

BOBBIN HATS,late 19th/early 20th century, a rare pair of London Billingsgate Fish Market porters' ‘bobbin’ hats, one of the hats is known to have been owned by James Alfred Robinson ('Robo'), born on 18 December 1911,together with ephemera and photos of Robo wearing the hat, porter's licence and military soldier's release book,32 x 27 x 14cmRobo worked at Billingsgate most of his life, retiring when the old site closed. He later moved to Cromer-on-Sea where his hat hung for a number of years and, by repute, a bird nested in it. The hat was stuffed with paper as it was handed down to Alfred from his father, as his head was smaller than his father's. This strange type of hat is thought to get its name from the ‘bobbin’ or payment, which the porters received from the buyers when delivering the fish to the distribution vehicles.Condition report: Age related wear to all the items, foxing to the paperwork.  Hats come with the stands.