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Space age style black painted console table upon hairpin legs, 36" long, 30" high; together with a similar atomic barber's chair (2)

Art Deco walnut and maple console table, the moulded top with raised stepped back upon an arched base with satin interior upon short black feet, 36" long x 26" high

A Modern wrought iron and glass top console table with two conforming wall mirrors.

A Contempoary Mahogany Console Table.

CONSOLE TABLE, with glass top on card board frame in the style of Frank Gehry, 123cm x 62cm x 84cm H.

CONSOLE TABLE, with three drawers on multiple metal supports with stepped base, 36cm D x 88cm H x 46cm W. (with faults)

CONSOLE TABLES, a pair, Venetian style demi-lune, gilded metal with mirrored tops, 90cm x 33cm D x 74cm H. (2)

CONSOLE TABLE, 19th century Venetian parcel gilt shaped veined white marble fluted frieze, ribbon swag and cabriole front supports, 90cm W x 52cm D x 81cm H.

Reproduction cross banded and inlaid console table

A pine and blue painted narrow chest, together with a matching console table, 90cm

Pair reproduction mahogany demi-lune console tables, W62cm, H71cm, D31cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

20th century carved gilt wood console table fitted with shaped grey marble top, W111cm, H82cm, D34cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Art Deco period two tier oak coffee table, oak demi-lune console table, circular walnut coffee table and an Edwardian mahogany centre table Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A Louis XV style console table with serpentine fronted marble top on a carved and pierced giltwood base to two carved scroll legs

Playstation 1 model SCPH-1002 console and 4 controllers

A giltwood console table carved with scrolling acanthus on fluted legs. 36' wide

An Impressive 19th Century marble top painted giltwood Rococo style console table The serpentine green marble top above a pierced acanthus leaf and flower head frieze centred with a shell, raised on four swept cabriole legs and scroll toes with a quatrefoil under shelf , 106 cms x 88cms x 56 cms.

A fine and impressive large 19thC North European commode en console and mirror, c1820, possibly Altona, the scalloped rosewood and carved giltwood table finely inlaid with brass, pewter and mother of pearl, the heavily carved 'c' scroll legs capped with carved giltwood swags and Acanthus leaves and scallop shell borders to the large frieze drawer with original fine white marble top, with a matching rosewood, giltwood, brass, pewter and mother of pearl pier mirror with egg and dart border and arched top, 147 x 101 x 71cm, mirror 114 x 176cm

A fine and unusual pair of antique Anglo-Irish neo-classical adam style green painted console table with inlaid marble tops and applied green Wedgwood Jasperware plaques, probably early 19thC, each table on four tapering legs, with carved swags and spade feet, the veiled drapery style painting was originally introduced by the Parisienne Marchand Mercers in 18thC France, 84cm high x 79cm wide x 37cm deep

A CONTEMPORARY LIMED CONSOLE TABLE WITH TWO FRIEZE DRAWERS

Continental marble top console table 93 x 36 x 74cms

An 18th century style Italian design bowfront console table and mirror, inset polychrome painted glass panels the swagged domed plate over conforming base on square tapered legs. W. 90cm

Twenty-six unboxed diecast vehicles by various makers Consisting of eleven Dinkys, Austin Atlantic convertible no. 106 in reproduction box, Atlas Copco no. 436, Vauxhall Cresta no. 164, 2x Volkswagon beetle, National Benzole Mixture petrol tanker, 3x Ford Zephyr no. 162, two medium blue and light blue and one medium green and cream, Triumph Herald no. 189 and Rolls Royce Silver Wraith no. 150 and an Esso Petrol Pump set no. 781, six Corgi Toys comprising 4x Ford Console Cortina Super Estate Car, Bentley Continental sports saloon no. 224 and Renault Floride no. 222 and 10 Matchbox items - playworn.

A boxed no. 309 Aston Martin DB4 Competition model In turquoise, green and white, an unboxed Corgi Toys New James Bond Aston Martin DB5 in silver, an empty Dinky Toys no. 130 Ford Console Corsair box and an unboxed Dinky Toys Rolls Royce Silver Consul 111 no. 127.

A 17th Century style oak console table, 20th Century The shaped topped with single frieze drawer and chisel carved decoration, above three arcaded aprons, raised on four baluster turned and block supports united by plain stretchers, width approx 90cm.

Marble topped console table and matching mirror

A William IV walnut console table, the rectangular top above a frieze drawer on leaf carved scroll legs and with a panelled back, 92cm x 106cm/see illustration

A Regency mahogany console table of Empire design with marble top and mirrored back, fitted a single drawer with open frame on two front scrolling legs terminating in gilt paw feet, 67cm wide

A 19th Century carved giltwood serpentine console table, the shaped top with moulded edge above a scrolling frieze, on moulded scroll legs with cross motifs to the knees, with mirror back on a concave platform, 122.5cm wide Condition Report: Some ring stains and scratches to marble top, base rubbed and missing scroll returns at both sides, otherwise carving complete save chips and splits, acceptable with age. Mirror back cloudy at base, baseboard stained, blistered and rubbed, little original gilding.

Late 20th Century Italian walnut and ebonised console table with diamond line inlaid back support and slender shaped supports with undertier

DEMI LUNE CONSOLE TABLES, a pair, gilt metal, each with bevelled mirror top and 'x' stretches, 89cm x 34cm x 75cm H. (2)

DEMI-LUNE CONSOLE TABLES, a pair, with glass top and glass shelf below on gilded metal frame, 108cm x 44cm x 77cm H. (2)

CONSOLE A DESSERTE, Edwardian satinwood with a marble top over a frieze drawer and shelves on square tapered supports with spade feet, 109cm W x 98cm H x 5cm D.

CONSOLE TABLE, Regency style giltwood with rouge marble top on eagle support, 82cm H x 84cm W x 38cm D. (marble repaired)

A Adam Revival style gilt painted console table with shaped marble top; raised on fluted supports

A pine console table with two short drawers above an under tier

A walnut veneered console table, mahogany wine table and a barley twist table lamp.

A marble topped contemporary gilt decorated console table, W. 131cm, H. 80cm.

**A MODERN MANGOWOOD CONSOLE TABLE WITH DRAWERS*

A Victorian mahogany marble top console table - 127cm

A PAIR OF WALNUT D SHAPED SIDE OR CONSOLE TABLES each with three square tapering legs, 83.5cm wide (2)

PLEASE NOTE: This lot does not possess a valid MOT certificate.   - The 88th of just 175 RHD E-Type 3.8 'Flat Floor' Fixed Head Coupes made - Current ownership since 1986, matching chassis and engine block numbers - Extensively restored over several decades and still in need of shaking down Famously launched at the 1961 Geneva Salon, the Jaguar E-Type created a furore. With its stunning looks, outrageous performance and accessible price tag, the newcomer left rivals reeling and customers clamouring. While, early competition success at the hands of Graham Hill and Roy Salvadori amongst others helped cement its reputation. Built as a monocoque with an engine cradling front sub-frame, the model's combination of all-round independent suspension, rack-and-pinion steering and four-wheel disc brakes gave it excellent roadholding / handling capabilities. Fed by triple SU HD8 carburettors and topped with a 'straight port' DOHC cylinder head, its 3781cc straight-six engine was quoted as developing some 265bhp and 260lbft. Allied to a four-speed Moss gearbox, the free-revving unit reputedly enabled the E-type to sprint from 0-60mph in 6.9 seconds and onto 150mph. Seemingly borrowed from a light aircraft, the wonderful turned aluminium centre console that adorned its dashboard was complemented by scalloped 'Dunlopillo' seats and a wood-rim steering wheel. Achingly beautiful yet viciously quick, the E-type remains for many the ultimate production Jaguar. While any fixed head coupe is desirable, the so-called 'flat floor' cars enjoy a particularly exalted status. Dating from early in the production cycle before Jaguar responded to popular demand and had footwell recesses pressed into the model's previously 'flat-floor' platform so that it could better accommodate tall drivers, they arguably represent the automotive icon in its purist form. The 88th of just 175 right-hand drive E-Type 3.8 litre 'Flat Floor' Fixed Head Coupes made, chassis 860088 was built on 9th December 1961 and dispatched some ten days later via Henlys of London to supplying dealer Bentalls Ltd of Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey. Registered in that same county as '666 WPH' on 22nd December 1961, the Jaguar was first owned by J.G. Brigg Esq. An accompanying green continuation logbook shows that the two-seater had relocated to Basildon, Essex and the custody of Douglas Turner by March 1972. Thereafter, it is known to have passed through the hands of William Blyth of Rochester, Christopher John Ward of Northfleet, Richard William Gulvin of Gravesend and Army officer Michael John Dixon; the latter changing the E-type's colour to Red during 1976. Re-registered with the DVLA some four years later, the Jaguar was subject to a Vehicle Identity Check and has its engine number recorded as 7E4531-9. However, this is the number visible to its replacement cylinder head. The number stamped into the cylinder block adjacent to the oil filter mount is 'R3083-9' which is the engine number quoted on the Fixed Head Coupe's Jaguar Heritage Production Record Trace Certificate. Although running and driving when it entered the current ownership in 1986, '666 WPH' was soon found to be in need of extensive restoration. Abbey panels who supplied the E-Type monocoques dispensed with any internal rustproofing and the vendor recalls that once stripped to bare metal it was only the car's bulkhead, roof and chassis legs which did not require major attention. Principally comprising filler and solder the original bonnet was discarded with a new one sourced from SNG Barratt. The seller lead loaded the restored bodywork himself and some thirteen years after it was repainted there are no obvious signs of bubbling. The chassis number 860088 is stamped into what appears to be the original factory fitted 'picture frame' and the Jaguar is understood to pleasingly retain its original body plate too. A labour of love over the past three decades, the refurbishment has not long been completed and thus the E-type still requires shaking down / debugging. A notably early and decidedly rare 'flat floor' fixed head coupe, chassis '88' is offered for sale with V5C Registration Document, Heritage Certificate, restoration photos, sundry invoices and hopefully a fresh MOT certificate.

WILLIAM YEOWARD CONSOLE TABLE, on square supports, 138cm x 51cm x 83cm H. (with faults)

CONSOLE TABLE, Moorish style bone serpentine fronted with cabriole supports, 92cm W x 77cm H x 41cm D.

CONSOLE TABLES, a pair, with a rectangular top on square tapered supports, 120cm x 75cm H x 45cm. (2) (slight faults)

Console table

Reproduction yew wood two drawer console table, W80cm, H73cm, D34cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Two instant Cameras and a Lynx Atari hand console.

Nintendo WII - A Nintendo WII computer console with 2 numchucks, power cable and accessories

Boxed MEGO Star Trek USS Enterprise Action Playset with 2 x stools, Captians Chair, Console and 4 x viewscreens

A Louis XV style console table with serpentine fronted marble top on a carved and pierced giltwood base to two carved scroll legs, 140 cm x 85 cm

34" good quality new pale oak console table with fitted 2 drawers and under tier

Hornby Railways OO Gauge Zero 1 R950 Master Control Unit, R957 Zero 1 display panel,R958 Zero 1 display console, R956 Zero 1 accessory module, 2 x R954 Pack of 2 pairs of Display LEDs, all in near mint boxed untested condition (6 items)

A 20th century ornate gilt console table, decorated with flowers and leafy scrolls

An 18th century continental painted and carved wood console table, with a serpentine edge red marble top above a pierced frieze and carved with scrolls and florets, together with an almost identical but later table, 85cm high, 64cm wide, 42cm deep. (2)

A SEGA MEGA CD CONSOLE & GAMES ETC

A 20th century wrought steel semi-circular console table, with a mirrored top, W. 90cm.

A Continental gilt gesso console table, with a Greek key border applied with scroll moulding on shaped legs with pierced brackets and hoof feet, lacking top (AF), 95cm high, 43cm deep, 115cm wide.

A 19thC gilt gesso console table, with a shaped white marble top above a frieze decorated with leaves etc., centred with a Neo-Classical maiden, on tapering legs headed by swags with undertier centred with two handled urn, 87cm high, 45cm deep, 114cm wide.

Console table & pine book case