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A FRENCH SERPENTINE GILT WOOD CONSOLE TABLE with mirror over, rococo scroll pediment, inset print of lovers, 17" wide.

Nineteenth century parcel gilt marble top console table 29’ wide.

A Victorian mahogany console table with mottled marble top and front cabriole legs, 91cm

A late 18th/early 19th Century Italian giltwood and gesso demi-lune console table, the later top with painted marble effect above a frieze decorated in relief with mask, wreaths and anthemion motifs, raised on female mask herm supports. (See illustration)

A pair of simulated rosewood monopad console tables, with parcel gilt detail, each fitted with a figured marble top above vitruvian scroll support, 38cm (14in) wide

An early Victorian rosewood console table, circa 1850, the tapering rectangular top above a pair of flowerhead and acanthus carved 'S' scroll legs, rectangular legs to the back centred by a mirror panel, on a plinth base and later associated castors, 88cm high, 111cm wide, 33cm deep

A cream painted and marble topped console table, in George III style, of recent manufacture, the veined marble top above a fluted and patera decorated frieze, on lappet clad tapering baluster legs, 84cm high, 153cm wide, 55cm deep

A pair of mahogany open armchairs, circa 1920, the padded backs above shaped open arms terminating in carved eagle heads upon cabriole front supports, together with a reproduction mahogany console table, (3).

A late 19th century satinwood console table, the tulipwood and sycamore banded top inlaid flowerheads and engraved trailing leafage above a tableted frieze, on square tapering legs, 30.25in (77cm) h, 26in (66cm) w, 14in (36cm) d.

Gilt console mirror

A 19th century giltwood console table, the shaped marble top above a carved frieze with floral swags supported on acanthus carved uprights with pineapple pendant finial, 74cm wide, 32cm deep, 47cm high

A pair of 19th century carved giltwood console tables, each with shaped marble top above a carved and pierced frieze supported on rosette centred fluted upright with husk carved pendant finial, 62cm wide, 33cm deep, 65cm high (2)

A 19th century mahogany slate top console table, the moulded rectangular top above a plain frieze supported on C-scroll and acanthus carved cabriole legs, standing on lion paw feet, 92cm wide, 41cm deep, 94cm high

A 19th century gilt console table, the faux marble serpentine top above a pierced scrolling acanthus frieze supported on a C-scroll trailing husk moulded upright, 90cm wide, 39cm deep, 88cm high

A CARVED OAK CONSOLE TABLE of breakfront oblong form, with veined yellow marble top, shaped frieze carved with foliate scrolls and central shell, pierced and carved cabriole legs with scrolled feet, 50 1/2 wide, 18 3/4 deep

A pier glass and console table Swedish, mid 19th century grey-painted, giltwood and composition h238cm.; w.80cm.; d.41cm. W

A console table George III style, early twentieth century mahogany, the marble top above an acanthus carved moulding above a fluted frieze containing three drawers on acanthus and bell flower carved scrolled supports headed by foliate paterae. h.90cm., w.188cm.,d.64.5cm. W

A console table 20th century in George II style, giltwood, with a marble top h.85cm.; w.80cm.; d.43cm. W

A G-Plan console table and coffee table Both with ebonised tapered legs, and the console with brass stretcher below two frieze drawers and stamped inside drawer (2) 1190mm & 990mm wide

A GILT WOOD STANDARD LAMP with fluted and carved column and a French style marble top reproduction console table (2)

A 19TH CENTURY GILT CONSOLE TABLE with shaped foliate and ovolo moulding and with marble top, 25" across

A birds' eye maple and ebonised console table, in the Biedermeier style, mid-19th century, with a rounded rectangular grey marble top above a moulded ogee frieze, a concealed drawer to reverse, on bold S-scroll supports, the concave sided platform on paw feet, 88cm high, 129cm wide, 64cm deep

A 19th century mahogany console table having a raised superstructure, convex frieze, and supported on Doric columns united by platform undertier on bun feet, width 84cm (Illus.)

An Edwardian Mahogany Console Table, with boxwood stringing, and central frieze drawer, on tapering square legs, 102 cm

Three cartons of mixed toys including boxed 'Driving Test'. Tetley figures, early computer game console etc.

A console table, circa 1970, with rectangular speckled black marble top over an ivory piano key veneered frieze on a plated cast metal central support in the form of an eagle, 92 cm wide, 84 cm high, 35.5 cm deep Provenance: Anthony Redmile, London 200

A marble top console table and mirror.

A Victorian mahogany console table with a marble top.

An early 19th century continental Neo-Classical console table painted and gilded beech, the rectangular top formerly with marble having leaf carved border moulding above a fluted frieze, with gilt foliage and paterae, a beaded edge on wasted capped laurel moulded square tapering fluted legs. 4ft. 2in. (127cm) wide.

A pair of Empire style fruitwood rectangular console tables, the black marble tops on tapering square supports headed with chased ormolu caryatid masks.

1963 BUICK RIVIERA LHD - WELL SPECIFIED EARLY RIVIERA Estimate £13000 - 15000 Registration Number WPV889A Chassis Number 7J109851 Engine Number T.B.A. Engine Capacity 6965 Paint Colour GREEN Trim Colour WHITE MOT Expiry Date JUNE 2007 Introduced on October 4th 1962, the Buick Riviera was intended to compete with the Ford Thunderbird in the burgeoning 'personal luxury car' market (though, intriguingly the design had been first mooted as a potential Cadillac model). The work of Ned Nickles and Bill Mitchell, its distinctive silhouette was reputedly influenced by various contemporary Rolls-Royce and Ferrari styling motifs. Based around a shortened and narrowed version of Buick's perimeter frame chassis, the two-door fixed head coupe was equipped with independent double-wishbone front suspension, a well-located 'live' rear axle, power steering and four-wheel 'Al-fin' drum brakes. Powered by a choice of 'Wildcat 445' (401ci, 6.6litre) or far scarcer 'Wildcat 465' (425ci, 7.0litre) pushrod V8 engines allied to 'Twin Turbine' automatic transmission, the newcomer was a strong performer (Motor Trend magazine finding one capable of 0-60mph in 8.0 seconds and 125mph). Boldly wrought, its four-seater cabin boasted a dramatic centre console, individualbucket seats, two-speed windscreen wipers and door-to-door carpeting (while leather upholstery, power seats, power windows, cruise control and air conditioning could all be had as extras). With production limited to 40,000 units for its first year and a base price tag of $4,333, the Riviera enjoyed a carefully cultivated air of exclusivity. Although, according to the Riviera Owners Association less than one in fourteen buyers specified the 'Wildcat 465' powerplant during 1963 (the larger unit accounting for just 2,601 sales).Finished in green with white leather upholstery, this particular left-hand drive example is variously described by the vendor as being in "A1" (electrical equipment, interior trim, chassis, wheels / tyres) or "A1+" (engine, automatic transmission, bodywork, paintwork) condition. Fitted with the desirable 'Wildcat 465' engine or so the sticker on its air filter would imply, 'WPV 889A' further benefits from a tilt steering wheel, remote trunk release, electric windows, power seats, air conditioning, tinted glass, alloy ribbed rocker covers and period radio (complete with rear speakers). Starting readily upon inspection, it is believed to have covered just 66,407 miles from new. Wonderfully evocative, this super-cool Riviera is offered for sale with MOT certificate and historic class (free) road tax valid until June 2007.PLEASE NOTE: This vehicle now comes with an MOT certificate until July 2007.

1966 JAGUAR S-TYPE 3.4 LITRE LAID-UP FOR 24 YRS, RESTORED IN 2000 Estimate £5500 - 6500 Registration Number GKG988D Chassis Number PIB5182BW Engine Number 7B6032/8 Engine Capacity 3442 Paint Colour GREEN Trim Colour BEIGE MOT Expiry Date MAY 2007 Launched in 1963, the Jaguar S-Type was marketed as more of an 'executive' car than its MKII sibling. Boasting notably superior ride and handling characteristics thanks to the adoption of independent rear suspension (cribbed from the MKX / E-type), it also enjoyed a more spacious interior complete with dashboard-mounted walnut centre console. Visually distinguished by its elongated boot, flatter roofline and hooded headlamps, the model was powered by a choice of 3.4 litre (210bhp) or 3.8 litre (220bhp) DOHC straight-six engines allied to either four-speed manual or three-speed automatic transmission. Maintaining the Coventry manufacturer's reputation for speed, luxury and mechanical refinement, the S-Type remained in production until 1968 by which time approximately 25,000 had been sold (10,000 3.4s vs 15,000 3.8s).Finished in dark green with beige leather upholstery, this particular example is variously described by the vendor as being in "good" (chassis, bodywork, paintwork, wheels / tyres), "good / original" (interior trim), "very good" (electrical equipment) or "overhauled" (3442cc engine, automatic transmission) condition. First registered to Messrs Maskrey - a Cardiff based furnishing company - on April 6th 1966, 'GKG 988D' changed hands several times before being laid-up during 1974 (by which time it is believed but not warranted to have covered some 40,000 miles). Although entering the current ownership many years ago, it was not until 2000 that the Jaguar took to the road again and only then after an extensive restoration. Benefiting from a period Radiomobile set, stainless steel exhaust, battery cut-out switch and electronic ignition, the saloon rides on steel wheels shod with fresh tyres. Showing an unwarranted 41,795 miles on its odometer, this nicely presented S-Type is offered for sale with history file (green logbook, 1973 MOT certificate, post-restoration valuation report etc), MOT certificate valid until May 3rd 2007 and historic class (free) road tax valid until April 30th 2007.

A 20th Century blackwood clarinet, 'Studente Console, Selmer London', cased.

A pair of console tables George III style, possibly late 19th century satinwood and painted h.81cm., w.103cm., d.42cm. W

A Modern Pine Double Bed, five various chairs, an oak low table, a console table, and two occasional tables (10)

A REPRODUCTION MAHOGANY CONSOLE TABLE, a torchere, a cheval mirror and a reproduciton record cabinet (4)

A Louis XVI design giltwood demi-lune console table, with green marble top on two spiral turned legs and another smaller, with later pine top, 3ft. 1½in.

A pair of early 19th Century console tables, each with a semi circular verde marble top, on a bronze winged lion masked monopodia, 68.5cm

An Empire rosewood console table, the grey marble top on parcel gilt scroll supports to a platform base with a mirrored back panel, 122cm wide

A FRENCH BRASS TWO TIER OCCASIONAL TABLE inset tooled leather tops, 18" wide and a reproduction console table with marble top and cherub support, 17" wide (2).

Victorian oak console table, with shaped ledge back on scroll supports, 154cm long

An Italian giltwood console table, late 19th century, the serpentine marble top above a carved frieze of egg-and-dart and leaf scrolls centred by a mask, the scroll support carved with fruiting vine and fruit pendant, the tripod base carved with leaf scrolls, 77.5cm high, 45cm wide, 43cm deep

A George III style small console table, the shaped mahogany top to a fluted frieze with central patera tablet on square tapering legs to block feet, 29in (74cm) h, 35.75in (91cm) w, 16.75in (42.5cm) d. Adapted from period elements.

A reproduction sofa table, 55" long extended, together with a small reproduction console table.

Gilt console table with marble top

A LATE GEORGE III MARBLE AND MAHOGANY CORNER CONSOLE TABLE, the grey and white marble top with serpentine front and a deep frieze carved with scrolling foliage and central paterae, on twin heavy carved animal leg supports with scrolling and acanthus leaf carved knees and exuberant paw foot, possibly Irish, 66" wide

A 19th century miniature mahogany console table, in the Regency manner. with scrolling legs flanking central mirrored back on concave base 29cm wide, 37cm high, 16cm deep

A giltwood console table

Yew wood corner display cabinet and similar console table

A giltwood wall mounted console table, the rectangular marble top above a moulded frieze and a Chimera carved support, 51cm wide, 31cm deep, 54cm high

A rosewood and satinwood splay front console table top, early 19th century, the crossbanded, boxwood and ebony strung borders above a shallow frieze painted with a band of Greek key ornament, 78cm wide, 33cm deep (top only)

A giltwood console table, the variegated marble top over pierced and foliate carved apron upon cabriole scrolled supports, 88x86cm.

A CARVED GILTWOOD CONSOLE TABLE in the George II style with marble rectangular top, the gilded front (now overpainted) having a central shell motif with foliate scroll sides, carved Bacchus supports with claw feet and later castors, 53" wide

A PAINTED PINE CONSOLE TABLE, 37"

A large gilt wood mirror back console table in the manner of William Kent, Modern, the pierced acanthus leaf carved crest above a bevelled glass plate flanked by rams head capitals, the marble top with outset circular corners above an extensively pierced and carved frieze, the four concave front supports with carved rams heads to the knees and acanthus scrolls to the feet, 210 cm wide x 227 cm high x 70 cm deep.

A pair of George III style giltwood wall brackets, the shaped top with gadroon edge above a console eagle with outstretched wings, 30 cm wide. Illustrated.

A two piece clarinet by Console, model No 2701, contained in faux leather carry case.

A pair of painted and parcel gilt console tables, late 20th century, the marble top above trailing foliate painted frieze above carved lion head monopodia with mirror backs upon plinth bases, printed stamp 'Thomas Messel', (2) 94x141cm.

A giltwood console table, of rectangular form with a painted faux marble top above a shaped apron upon acanthus carved scrolling support, 68x89cm.

A rectangular moulded glass console table With insert glass lower tier (2) 1250mm by 430mm