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A George II mahogany combined tea and card table, mid 18th century; the hinged top with projecting ears at the front corners, opening first for tea, and beneath for gaming, with dished counter wells around the later baize; above a drawer with brass swing handle; on straight tapered legs to bad feet; 74cm high 80cm wide, 38cm deep, closed
A William IV mahogany, and rosewood banded card table, circa 1835; the hinged rectangular top with rounded front corners, opening to later baize surfaces, the front with central brass marquetry panel; with a lobed stem and four hipped and splayed legs to brass paw caps and castors; 73cm high, 91cm wide, 46cm deep
Late Victorian inlaid rosewood envelope card table, square top with swivel and folding action revealing baize lined interior with sunken counter wells, inlaid with urns and trailing leafy branches, on central reeded column surrounded by four small pillars, quadruple splayed supports inlaid with trailing bell flowers, brass and ceramic castorsDimensions: Height: 73cm Length/Width: 55cm Depth/Diameter: 55cm
A MAHOGANY CARD TABLE MID 18TH CENTURY AND LATER The top with projecting corners above a frieze drawer 70cm high, 82cm wide. 41cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses to veneers and timberAs catalogued this is Mid 18th century and later, there are signs of alteration and adaption, the drawer possibly cut and later lined, the rear hinged supports to the back legs is later timber, one front leg with metal bracket to secure - overall the table is solid and stable - the turned knob handles are associated The baize is later, it has marks and stains, a central tear where it folds, overall may benefit from a replacement overall Overall dark polished appearance as per the online catalogue imagesHas previously had castors fittedPlease see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A PAIR OF REGENCY MAHOGANY AND INLAID CARD TABLES CIRCA 1820 Each 76cm high, 89.5cm wide, 45.5cm deep (when closed) Provenance: Private Collection, Berkshire Condition Report: Each with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, chips and losses, one with notable crack horizontally through the top, the other table with sagging to a board to the underside Baize with dirt and discolouration, old marks and stains, signs of age and use, one heavily mothed and with losses overall Requiring some attention before use in a domestic setting Condition Report Disclaimer
A PAIR OF PATINATED TABLE LAMPS, IN EMPIRE STYLE 20TH CENTURY each 60cm high overall including cream card shades Provenance: Private Collection, Berkshire Condition Report: Overall the surface patina and appearance is 'antique' and with surface uneveness, pitting, some dirt and discolouration, but overall these are of fairly modern (20th century) manufacture, the wooden shafts (faux candles) are solid and stable overall. With remnants of wiring, these will need rewiring and testing prior to use in a domestic setting The card shades also with no great age and in presentable order Underside of one base with baize, the other open, when stood these are entirely solid and stable on their basesPlease see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Y A GEORGE III ROSEWOOD AND AMBOYNA CARD TABLE CIRCA 1790 The hinged top enclosing a green baize playing surface 74cm high, 91cm wide, 44.5cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some old losses, some signs of old woodworm including filler Some marks to the top, some staining and fadingThe interior baize worn and with marks and stains, also crack through middle - would benefit from removal Rails to the supporting legs appear to be replacement - probably due to old worm damage Please see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Charles Coote, The Duke of Devonshire and Charles Dickens. An interesting archive of letters and ephemera belonging to the composer Charles Coote, personal pianist of the 6th Duke of Devonshire, comprising:Three Autograph Letters Signed from Catherine Dickens (4 page, Feb 1853; 1 page, Jan 1854; 2 page, Dec 1856); One page ALS from Charles Dickens (31st Jan, 1860); Four page ALS from Georgina Hogarth at Tavistock House (Dickens’ sister-in-law and housekeeper); Five envelopes signed by Charles Dickens (1850s); Over eighty ALS, mainly addressed to Charles Coote, including six letters from his brother in India, four letters in three envelopes with the seal of the Surveyor General of Prisons, one arranging a visit to Pentonville Prison and a series of thirteen ALS relating to a ‘Guild of Literature’ tour including letters from the Duke of Devonshire and E. Bulwer Lytton; Five copy letters to the Duke of Devonshire; Seventeen manuscript notes; Two theatre posters, one for Bulwer Lytton’s comedy ‘Not So Bad As We Seem’ with Charles Dickens playing ‘Lord Wilmot’ (1851); Several items of ephemera including the visiting card of William Harwood, Executioner; a band payment table (1838); a Burial notice and a worn musical score for Coote’s quadrille ‘The Lights O’ London’.[Charles Coote ‘was associated with Chatsworth and the Duke of Devonshire for around thirty years. As well as leading the Duke’s private orchestra, he was ‘loaned out’ by the Duke on a number of occasions to the author Charles Dickens to play for various productions across England’. (Elizabeth French - See ‘Music from the Archives’ June 2023, a blog on the Chatsworth Website)].[Provenance - family descent from Charles Coote]
WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD CARD TABLE, green baize interior, tapering octagonal coloumn over concave platform with bun feet concealing brass castors, 75 (h) x 90 (w) x 46cms (d)Provenance: private collection West WalesComments: veneer losses base, top slightly faded, scratched, minor staining, overall good
Assorted collectables to include a vintage table mincer, a card decorated Easter egg, pair of Paragon field glasses, a wooden letter rack and other treen items, a leather case for a carriage clock ( clock not present). pair of faux stone candle holders, a brass cigarette box, a small Canon camera , a clothes brush etc. ( 2 boxes)
George III inlaid mahogany card table, demi-lune fold-over top with satinwood band and large fan motif, baize lined interior, double gate-leg action base, on square tapering supports with spade feetDimensions: Height: 74cm Length/Width: 95cm Depth/Diameter: 47cmCondition Report:The top is split and damaged where the hinges join. It is not currently functional.
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