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CONSOLE TABLE, Chinese manner, burr walnut with black glass top and gilt painted detail, 138cm W x 41cm D x 69cm H.

CONSOLE TABLE, late 18th/early 19th century continental pine and distressed gesso with serpentine top above a pierced rocaille frieze on scrolling cabriole legs joined by flambeau centred cross stretchers (formerly gilded) 78cm H x 84cm W x 53cm D.

A pair of carved pine and marble mounted console tables in George II style, late 19th/ 20th century, patera and roundel carved frieze, each support in the form of an eagle spreading its wings, simulated marble plinths, each 83cm high, 113cm wide, 46cm deep

A grey painted and marble topped console table, 19th century elements, of bowfront form with pilaster supports above a plinth, 99cm high, 206cm wide, 48cm deep

A good quality and highly ornate classical revival carved giltwood console table, with marble top, 20th century, width 175cm (illustrated)

A GREEN PAINTED WOOD CONSOLE TABLE the rectangular marble slab on acanthus capped scrolling legs and paw feet, 92cm h; 60 x 173cm, late 20th c

Pair of mahogany console tables with fan flamed veneer tops & stepped tapering legs (purchased from Danby Hall, Middleham, North Yorks by repute - we have original receipt dated 1979)

A marble style console/side table

A reproduction marble topped console table, and a two tier table with two drawers

FINE ANGLO-INDIAN PADOUK CONSOLE TABLE the upstand with s-scroll designs, with leaves and birds, the rectangular top with carved border over a base richly carved and pierced all over with scroll designs, with lion paw feet, 122cm wide

A 19th Century carved wood and painted console table, formed of `C` scrolls with carved leaves and shells, surmounted by a grey marble top, width 111cm (43 3/4in.).

A modernist glass and metal console table

Ornate carved giltwood console table with marble top & matching mirror

An early 20th Century Louis XVI style giltwood console table and mirror, the ribbon surmount above a rose garland moulding and a ribbon moulded frame, the table with a demi-lune white marble top and a guilloche moulded frieze, on fluted tapering legs, height approx 240cm, width approx 53cm.

An Edwardian rosewood console side table, the canted top and frieze with satinwood crossbanding, on square tapering legs, width approx 85cm.

CONSOLE TABLE, French style, with a marble top, 126cm L x 48cm D x 66cm H. (as found)

WILLIAM YEOWARD CONSOLE TABLE, in oak finish contemporary style, 150cm x 40cm x 91cm H.

DEMI LUNE CONSOLE TABLE, with marble top, on an ornate floral metal base, 124cm L.

A modern marble and composite console table, the variegated marble top within a simulated marble boarder, raised on pedestals with cherubs, festoons and cartouche mouldings, raised on a step plinth base, 88 x 179 x 87 cm.

A 20th century green painted console table, with a single frieze drawer 62 x 58 x 29 cm, together with a 20th century green painted dressing stool and a barley twist footstool. (3)

A continental painted wooden console table base with carved cabriole supports and a mahogany over mantle mirror frame.

* A Sheraton revival satinwood, parcel gilt and polychrome painted console table, in George III style, late 19th/early 20th century, rectangular top, central frieze tablet painted with a neoclassical scene of cherubs, square section tapering legs surmounted by ram`s head terminals, spade feet, 94cm high, 137cm wide, 62cm deep

A carved beech, mahogany and greenserpentine marble mounted console table, second quarter 19th century, surmounted by an arched mirror frame, the table of breakfront form, the moulded and acanthus carved edge above lion monopodia supports, carved lion paw feet, rear mirror panel (lacking mirror plate to frame above table), 336cm high overall, 288cm wide, 95cm deep, the table 100cm high. Provenance: Crookham House, Crookham, Newbury, Berkshire. In 1748 the neighbouring Chamberhouse estate was purchased by George Amyand, he later extended his landholdings in the area with the purchase of part of Crookham manor and by 1768 had built the first Crookham House on the site of the present one. The Chamberhouse manor and estates were sold to Henry Tull in 1798, his family were living in Crookham House by 1847. It was they who pulled it down in about 1850 and erected the first phase of the present house on the same site. It can be observed that the building in its present state shows much evidence of structure and detail pre dating 1850 despite statements of having been `pulled down`. In 1830, Crookham House was involved in the so-called `Captain Swing` riots when agricultural workers, concerned about their standard of living, roamed the countryside, breaking the agricultural machinery which they believed was keeping wages down. On the evening of 17 November 1830 a group of men arrived at Crookham House (the forerunner of the present building) intending to smash machines owned by the lord of the manor, Richard Tull. They were met by Tull himself, his own labourers and special constables, but the mob failed to disperse. Tull and his men seized the ringleaders and a dozen or so were taken to Reading gaol. Ironically, it was a relative of the squire of Crookham, Jethro Tull of Prosperous Farm near Hungerford, who had published his influential treatise on agricultural reform `Horse Hoeing Husbandry` a century before and invented the seed drill. Crookham House is in a simple neo-classical style and was built in three phases between 1850 and 1900. It was not destined to be a country residence for long: in 1939 the house, as well as a number of cottages and farms on the estate, was sold. Crookham House was bought by the Great Western Railway Company, and during the Second World War, their Chief Goods Manager had his offices there. For varying closely related designs of table and lion monopodia, see Thomas Hope, Household Furniture, 1807, and specifically as part of the design for The Picture Gallery, Duchess Street (also included in Magazine of Fine Arts, 1821). See also page 92, Frances Collard, Regency Furniture, Antique Collectors Club, 1985

A matched pair of Continental carved giltwood and marble mounted console tables, circa 1760, of serpentine outline, the pierced frieze centred by a stylised shell, S scroll legs carved with acanthus, stylised shell at the base and scroll feet, each 81cm high, 64.5cm wide, 37.5cm deep. By family descent in the Trollope family to Sir Thomas Ernest Trollope,11th Bt.(1858-1927) of Casewick, Lincolnshire; And thence by descent.

A continental carved giltwood console table in 18th century style, the moulded edge white and grey marble top above a leaf scroll frieze centred a shell, on conforming supports, 36.75in (93.2cm) h, 62in (157.4cm) w, 21.5in (54.3cm) d.

An Anglo-Indian carved rosewood demi-lune console table, with a scalloped edge and a pierced frieze with fruiting leaves on acanthus cabriole legs united by scroll stretchers, the underside carved initials `A+ H+`, late 19th century with adaptations, 27.5in (70cm) h, 48in (122cm) w, 21in (53.5cm) d.

A boxed Console Selmer clarinet with an ebonised wooden body.

Dan Dare Radio Station, Phillips Electronic set and Castle: Merit Dan Dare Radio Station, plastic console with hand sets, searchlight and buzzer, F lacks log book, grubby, not tested, box P, faded with damage, mainly to lid sides, Philips EE8 Electrical Engineer set, F, lacks instruction book, contents not checked, Kleenware/Tudor Rose Crusaders plastic castle, F not checked (3)

GEORGE I STYLE GILTWOOD CONSOLE TABLE OF RECENT MANUFACTURE the rectangular marble top above a scroll carved frieze, raised on cabriole legs ending in claw and ball feet 104cm wide, 76cm high, 56cm deep

UNUSUAL PAINTED MARBLE TOP CONSOLE TABLE OF RECENT MANUFACTURE after a design by Vanbrugh for the Grand Bridge at Blenheim Palace, the veneered porphyry top raised on an architectural style base with simulated brickwork 129cm wide, 90cm high, 47cm deep

PAIR OF GEORGE III STYLE SATINWOOD AND PAINTED CONSOLE TABLES LATE 20TH CENTURY the demilune tops painted with musical trophies and arabesques, on turned tapered fluted legs joined by stretchers (2) 114cm wide, 79cm high, 50cm deep

A 19th century giltwood marble top console table, of serpentine form with foliate scroll and shell carved decoration, on cabriole legs scroll feet, H.3ft W.5ft Starting Price: £240

CONSOLE TABLE AND MIRROR, in a painted distressed finish, 215cm H x 125cm W x 40cm D. (2)

CONSOLE TABLE, curved smoked glass, 40cm D x 70cm H x 125cm L.

CONSOLE TABLE, curved smoked glass, 40cm D x 70cm H x 125cm L.

An Italian marble and brass console table with matching mirror.

An oak two drawer console table with two drawers

A pair of white and silver painted console tables each with serpentine tops over three frieze drawers raised on scroll legs, 61cm wide, (2).

A 20th century white painted console table, with rectangular top and turned supports, 129cm wide, a 19th century mahogany occasional table, 56cm wide and an oak box commode, 43cm wide.

A 20th century clear perspex and glass console table, the rounded rectangular top raised on a pair of trestle supports, 160cm wide.

20c gilt French design serpentine fronted marble topped hall table/console.

Rectangular Glass Topped Console Table and Turkish Rug (2)

A Continental Painted Giltwood Console Table

A 19th Century rosewood console table, the green marble top above a cushion moulded frieze supported by a single carved acanthus scroll, width approx 90cm.

Pair of gilt demi lune console tables, having C scroll decoration raised on shaped foliate supports

CONSOLE TABLE, Irish Georgian style, with a green marble top on a carved mahogany base, with cabriole supports, claw and ball feet, 141cm W x 48cm D x 78cm H.

MIRRORED CONSOLE, demi lune form with silver painted square supports, 100cm W. (as found)

CONSOLE TABLE, black Art Deco style.

CONSOLE TABLE, iron and marble, 115cm W.

CONSOLE TABLE, Venetian style with drawer below, on turned tapering supports, 120cm L.

Cast metal and painted console table, Britannia and shield, with a marble effect top.

A SUITE OF GERMAN DOLLS` HOUSE DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE oak coloured stained with blue velvet upholstery comprising: high back settle with moulded lion heads on the arms; six chairs with carved crest; an upright piano; a pedestal table; console mirror; and three pairs of curtains with light oak pelmets, circa 1920-5.3/4in. (14.5cm) height of chair back

A painted console table

A 19th century marble top console table with rams head and hoof leg in the Adam`s taste in need of restoration 53cm wide x 26cm deep

Rare Style 40 Regina 15 1/2 in. Disc Musical Box in "Rookwood"Console Cabinet With duplex combs (complete) on short bedplate, speed control and celluloid plaques with patd. dates to May 1897, in serpentine-fronted mahogany cabinet with cabriole legs and double doors to disc-storage shelves, decorated with painted floral sprays, courting couples and romantic landscapes, width 23 x height 40 1/2 in. (58 x 103 cm), original finish, minor scuffs, with eleven original discs. Note: Musical box cases decorated in the manner of Rookwood pottery were a later addition to the Regina range alongside Venetian walnut, vernis martin and marquetry finishes, popular c. 1900-1915. Several models were advertised in the Rookwood style, although few appear to have been produced. Intended to harmonize with the lighter styles of the period, they represented the final luxurious flourishing of the American musical box market. This example is beautifully-preserved condition and has a full, resonant tone. Watch & Listen on: Youtube.com/AuctionTeamBreker Plattenspieldose "Regina Modell 40" Standmodell in seltenem "Rookwood"-Gehäuse, für 40cm-Platten, Doppelkamm (komplett), Geschwindigkeitsregler, geschwungenes Mahagoni-Gehäuse mit Plattenfächern im Sockel, dekoriert mit romantischer Malerei, Höhe: 103 cm! - Sehr gut erhaltener Originalzustand, spielt exzellent. Mit 11 Platten. Watch & Listen on: Youtube.com/AuctionTeamBrekerCondition: (2-3/2) Starting Price €3,800

A 19th Century Dutch mahogany and floral marquetry inlaid console table of demi-lune form, the top decorated with sprays of flowers above a similarly decorated frieze on square cabriole legs united by a floral spray inlaid undertier to block feet, 63.7 cm wide x 29.6 cm deep

A carved giltwood and satinwood serpentine console table, 19th century and later elements, the satinwood top with kingwood and tulipwood marquetry banding, gadrooned and acanthus decorated frieze centred by a shell, scrolling legs surmounted by female term figures in neoclassical dress, acanthus and C scroll decorated stretchers centred by an oval shaped plinth, 93cm high, 195cm wide, 63cm deep

CONSOLE TABLE, with a travertine top, on a vere de gris bronzed horse base, 140cm x 40cm x 83cm.

CONSOLE/SIDE TABLE, the shaped top with a frieze drawer on four turned supports with stretchers, 122cm W x 45cm D x 77cm H.

CONSOLE TABLE, with marble top, on wrought iron base, approx 103cm W.