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A painted double base standing mid century kitchen unit, together with a mahogany floor standing plate display unit, a Lloyd Loom bathroom cabinet, and a wicker laundry basket with two fireside rugs.

Lloyd Loom bathroom chair and laundry basket.

A pine three drawer bed unit, a pine open corner unit, a hardwood framed occasional chair, upholstered, together with a Lloyd Loom bathroom chair.

An oak hardwood D end dining table, together with four spindle back traditional kitchen chairs, an upholstered Lloyd Loom tub chair, and a Lloyd Loom laundry basket.

LLOYD LOOM STYLE BEDROOM CHAIR

A pink painted Lloyd Loom style conservatory armchair COLLECT ONLY

A good Kesi weave badge of rank depicting a mandarin duck of 7th rank, Qing dynasty, circa 1850, the fine weave with some painted detail edges with a five fret border, this badge still has its loom selvage showing it has never been worn, 30cm x 31cm  Provenance: The property of a Swiss Lady約清1850年 緙絲七品鸂鶒補子拍品來源：瑞士私人女士收藏  Condition Report: some minor wear to selvage Condition Report Disclaimer

A mixed lot of furniture to include a glass topped garden table on a black finished metal base, along with four wicker and metal framed garden chairs, with loose cushions seats, ladder back and a bar back chair with rush seats, a cane seated stool, Lloyd Loom white painted chair, and a mahogany display cabinet with twin glazed doors flanked by bow fronted glazed doors on cabriole legsLocationIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A white painted Lloyd Loom tub chair, and a magazine rack

A set of six Lloyd Loom type conservatory or dining chairs, grey painted, 48 cm wide x 52 cm deep x 104 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Paintwork appears to be original. In some areas there is losses to it, predominantly to the corner sections of the back and seats presumably through touching and it appears there is a white underneath but that appears part of the fabric rather than previous paint. There are no labels. They have clearly been used but are quite tidy. The brass on the feet has verdigris and patination and some scratching etc. General wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for further details

An oak rectangular occasional table, H 72cm and needlework fire screen, plus a Lloyd Loom chair

Vintage table top weaving loom. 52x55cm approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Two white Lloyd Loom chair and a conforming green childs chair (3)

A boxed Spears weaving loom, a child's toy cash register and a box of costume dolls (3)

Lloyd Loom ottoman

A button down upholstered stool; a wicker stool; a Loom linen box

A white painted Loom blanket box and two Loom chairs

FIVE PAINTED LLOYD LOOM WICKER CHAIRS, all varying in shape, size, style, colour, etc (condition report: all with marks, scuffs, discolouration, two chairs unlabelled, other signs of wear and usage) (5)

Elegant left-hand drive 120 Coupé, powered by an XK140 'S-spec' engine and classically presented in Jaguar Opalescent Silver.  This particular Jaguar XK120 Coupé was originally shipped to the USA in 1952 before distribution through Jaguar Cars New York, remaining there for some time before returning to the UK in 1990, at which point a schedule of works was required to bring the XK back to a standard befitting of such an elegant Grand Tourer.Over the following two years, the body was stripped to bare metal and refinished in Jaguar Opalescent Silver but not before new doors and an alloy boot lid were fitted. Mechanically everything was thoroughly checked and overhauled, including the fitting of a slightly later and more powerful XK140 'S-spec' engine fitted with a C-Type head. Various other works were also completed at this time, including the fitting of a stainless steel exhaust system, a replacement fuel tank with Facet fuel pump, a new wiring loom and woodwork refinished by Classic Veneers.More recently recommissioned after a period of inactivity, the Jaguar now presents extremely well and with a clean bill of health, is ready to be used once again as intended, be that out on the open road, gracing the show field or being left-hand drive it's particularly suitable for European touring. Whatever your requirements, this very sensibly guided XK certainly warrants your early inspection which we welcome and encourage.Specification Make: JAGUAR Model: XK120 FHC Year: 1952 Chassis Number: 680257 Registration Number: FSK 697 Transmission: Manual Drive Side: Left-hand Drive Odometer Reading: 23174 Miles Make: LHD Interior Colour: Red HideClick here for more details and images

Fully 're-imagined' by Porsche Central Operations as part of a national dealership competition in 2014, this glorious, Viper Green, 911 has been further developed and enhanced by Porsche Central Operations and Northampton Motorsport. Designed and built by Porsche Central Operations in 2014, this remarkable 911 was completed as a one-off project to compete amongst all other Porsche Centres as part of their "50 years of the 911" restoration competition. The brief from Porsche Central Operations in Reading was to create a no-expense-spared car, that not only utilised all of their resources, but demonstrated their restoration ability to a global audience.Chassis number 9117301478 was originally built on 5th January 1977 and first registered on 7th February that year. It was fitted with a 2.7-litre engine developing 167bhp and had been enjoyed by five previous owners. In 2006, the car was taken off the road and stored in largely original condition by the Porsche Centre Guildford prior to making its way to Porsche HQ in Reading in early 2014.The car was stripped to a bare shell and prepared for a complete nut and bolt rebuild. At this point, the decision was taken that all components on the completed car should reflect the very best of 50 years of 911 development and evolution. Whilst the shell was being stripped, sandblasted, repaired and readied for paint, some key project decisions took place. The completed car would be finished in Viper Green, a colour that epitomised the seventies era. The wiring would be replaced with modern electronic systems and the suspension would be to a full RS specification all round. The front brakes would come from a 930 3.3 Turbo, the rears from a 3.2 Carrera and the cockpit would boast a brake balance control switch. The gearbox was to be rebuilt with strengthened main bearings. The exhaust system would ideally be loud but not insufferable on the road, and on a standard set up should retain a purposeful but not excessive growl, however, the system should also be adjustable to a full straight through race mode, whenever appropriate.The engine decision was to remove the original 2.7 unit and replace with a development 993 powerplant from the Porsche Technical Department. This was stripped, and nut and bolt rebuilt with "Cup" cams and a Wolf engine management system. We understand that Porsche confirmed at the time that "the engine has been dyno-tested at just over 300bhp, and the power-to-weight ratio is equivalent to a race specification 1974 Porsche RSR." They also confirmed that "we feel this bespoke 911 represents the ultimate reincarnation of the 911 RS concept. It has been built by some of the finest Porsche technicians in the business and the number of hours spent on this vehicle can not even be calculated".Iconic Auctioneers (Silverstone Auctions at the time) were lucky enough to be asked to handle the sale of this fabulous 911 back in 2015 and it was purchased by its current owner, our knowledgeable vendor and Porsche collector.He has used it lightly but has derived most of his pleasure from the car by commissioning Porsche Reading to further develop it, money no object, in the spirit of the 2014 build. They have added to the car's potency with an RSR 5-speed race gearbox with short-shifter, limited-slip differential and race clutch, all of which guarantee a bulletproof drivetrain. The Wolf ECU has been upgraded to a Life Racing Engine Management system by specialist Northampton Motorsport, taking power output up to 320bhp.This also required a new loom. The engine and gearbox oil cooling systems have been revised, corner weights and four-wheel geometry set up and the bright green instrument back plates were changed for a more conventional black (but the old green ones are included).Our vendor has cared for the car for nearly a decade with a thick invoice file attesting to maintenance regardless of cost, with upgrades and maintenance of approximately £45,000, however, the time has come to 'shuffle' his Collection and this remarkable Viper Green is being offered at our forthcoming NEC Auction. A true 'race car for the road' with the look and sound of the ultimate air-cooled 911. Neunelfers, form an orderly queue. SpecificationMake: PORSCHEModel: 911Year: 1977Chassis Number: 9117301478Registration Number: RMO 52RTransmission: ManualEngine Number: 6360001Drive Side: Right-hand DriveOdometer Reading: 2500 MilesMake: RHDClick here for more details and images

Mid century gold Lloyd Loom style wicker child's chair, H 59cm together with a bamboo chair with cross hatch back, sweeping arms and woven seat H 85cm

Lloyd Loom - two bedroom chairs and linen basket

A Lloyd Loom 'The Lusty' laundry basket

A dark blue Lloyd Loom laundry basket and Lloyd Loom occasional table, 54x53x71cmH

A Lloyd Loom chair, and matching corner laundry basket

CHINESE ARTIST (CIRCA 1810)A set of Eleven Silk Production ScenesGouache on paper, glazed and framed . Each, 33.5cm (13 1/4in) high x 45cm (17 3/4in) wide. (11).Footnotes:中國藝術家（約1810年） 絲綢生產加工圖 一組十一幅 紙本水粉 鏡框Provenance: Martyn Gregory, LondonPrivate collectionMartyn Gregory, London來源： 倫敦古董商Martyn Gregory私人收藏倫敦古董商Martyn GregoryPublished, Illustrated and Exibited: Martyn Gregory, Jubilee Exhibition 1977-2002: Catalogue 78, London, 2002, pp.58-59, no.82Martyn Gregory, Catalogue 100: Two Centuries of 'China Trade' paintings 1770-1970, London, 2019-2020, pp.52-53, no.71.展覽著錄： Martyn Gregory，《Jubilee Exhibition 1977-2002: Catalogue 78》，倫敦，2002年，第58-59頁，編號82Martyn Gregory，《Catalogue 100: Two Centuries of 'China Trade' paintings 1770-1970》，倫敦，2019-2020年，第52-53頁，編號71The following scenes illustrate the traditional process of silk cultivation:1) Picking the mulberry leaves 2) Bringing in the leaves3) Feeding the young silkworms on mulberry sprigs4) Spreading out the silkworms on rectangular trays5) Bringing fresh leaves to feed the silkworms6) Sorting the silkworms in circular trays7) Transferring the silkworms to straw frames 8) Warming the developing cocoons on their frames 9) Heating the cocoons in pans of water and reeling off the threads10) Dyeing the thread and weaving it on a loom11) Cutting the finished cloth In China, scenes illustrating the cultivation of silk have been produced in various media for centuries. One notable work, the Gengzhi tu (Pictures of Tilling and Weaving), originated during the Southern Song dynasty (1127-1279). This work included a series of scenes depicting the stages of silkworm rearing and silk production, accompanied by poems. The depiction of agricultural and sericulture scenes was seen both as a reference to practical farming and as a metaphor for a well-ordered Confucian society. In the Qing dynasty, this was further developed into an important subject to glorify the golden age under the justified governance of the Manchus and later editions were commissioned for the Kangxi and Qianlong Emperors, incorporating Western influences. These Imperial versions became popular in the West, as they offered key-hole glimpses into what life was like in the distant Celestial Empire. The present set bears a closer resemblance to the Qianlong series of 1765 in both format and composition. A Qianlong album of Imperially Commissioned Illustrations of Tilling and Weaving with Poems, is recorded amongst the collections of the Dalian Library in Liaoning. Compare also a book of woodblock prints of the 1696 Kangxi edition, with added colours by brush, in the British Museum, London (acc.no.1949,0709,0.1).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Lloyd Loom style woven bow-fronted ottoman with padded hinged lid and a similar chair, both raised on cabriole supports (2).Condition Report: Both in overall OK but used condition, both upholstered panels have stains and both have been overpainted.

Lloyd Loom X-frame re-upholstered chair and foot stool

TWO LLOYD LOOM BEDROOM CHAIRS

A mixed lot comprising Lloyd Loom table & linen basket, painted 3 tier table and two mirrors.

A Gilt Lloyd Loom 'Lusty' Lift Top Linen Box, 49cms Wide and 53cms High

Welsh woollen blanket in reversible double weave, woven on a narrow loom in 2 sections joined with centre seam. In blue, black and white, 172x212cm

Welsh woollen blanket in reversible double weave, woven on a narrow loom in 2 sections joined with centre seam. In blue, black and white, 172x222cm

Welsh woollen blanket in reversible double weave, woven on a narrow loom in 2 sections joined with centre seam. In grey, navy, black and white, 160x202cm

A Lloyd loom linen basket

A pine side cupboard, a mahogany and glazed wall cabinet, a Loom linen box, side table fitted single drawer, a white painted cabinet, cream painted bedside cupboard, two tripod tables, wall shelf, occasional table, tile top table, kitchen trolley with tile top

A set four Lloyd Loom chairs

An oak gate leg dining table; a Lloyd loom chair and an early 20th Century sewing box

A FAMILLE ROSE 'SILK WEAVING' VASEJiaqingOf slender ovoid form rising to a waisted neck with dish shaped rim, flanked by a pair of reticulated dragon handles, finely decorated around the body with a scene of elegant ladies in a garden and others working at a loom, the reverse with a scene of Immortals, all set in a mountainous pine-strewn river landscape. 65cm (25 5/8in) high.Footnotes:清嘉慶 粉彩繪耕織圖大瓶Provenance: An English Private Collection acquired circa 1930's and thence by descent.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A MID CENTURY TEAK TILE TOP NEST OF THREE TABLES, a bentwood stool, a Lloyd Loom linen basket, a wicker chair, and a rectangular bevelled edge wall mirror (condition report: marks, scuffs, stains, discolouration, other wear and usage) (5)

A vintage Lloyd Loom Lusty gilt painted woven wicker armchair 42cm seat height

A vintage Lloyd Loom Lusty pink painted linen basket 54cm

A modern lloyd loom circular glass top bistro table.

A basket, lloyd loom linen basket and a sewing machine.

A pink Lloyd Loom style tub chair

Lloyd Loom Chair & Linen Basket, green, traditional style. Chair measures 33'' high x 25'' wide, linen basket with padded lid and two handles.

A vintage Lloyd Loom chair with a table and linen bin. (3)

A vintage Lloyd Loom bedroom chair.

OSU, ACCRA signed ARYEETEY lower right acrylic on canvas 44.5 x 55.5cm; 17 1/2 x 21 3/4in 54 x 66cm; 21 1/4 x 26in (framed) Property of a Private Collector, London Robert Aryeetey attended the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, where he gained his BA in Painting from the College of Art in 1990 and an MA in Art Education in 1993. Classically trained, his works focus on everyday life, including street scenes and fishermen. His characteristic bold colour palette brings these scenes to life. His work has been featured in solo exhibitions at the Artists Alliance Gallery, 1999 and as Artist of the Month at The Loom Gallery, Accra, 1993. His work was also shown at the Black Swan Gallery, Wimbledon, 2003; the Golden Tulip, Accra, 2003; and the Bettie Morton Gallery, Brixton, London, 2004.

A WELSH FLANNEL NURSING SHAWL (SIOL MAGU OR SIOL NYRSID) cream with a knotted fringe to all four sides, 190cm x 190cm; together with a Welsh single loom wool blanket, cream with narrow pale pink stripes, 165cm x 161cm, (2). Condition Report : Blanket slightly thin to areas of one edge. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

A Lloyd Loom chair and Ottoman etc

Treen sewing/knitting accessories, comprising a table-mounted wool winder, a smaller tabletop example, two bobbin stands, a coopered pincushion, another similar, a loom shuttle and a large darning mushroom; together with a framed Queen Victoria Golden Jubilee commemorative silk handkerchief, measuring approx. 56cm x 56cm externally Condition Report:Available upon request

RAF Type G flying helmet inner. Size 3. Dated 1971. With wired loom, receivers and NATO plug. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A Loom armchair

CIRCULAR TOPPED VICTORIAN BREAKFAST TABLE, 2 MAHOGANY OCCASIONAL TABLES, LLOYD LOOM STYLE BEDROOM CHAIR 

A vintage woven-wicker armchair, in the Lloyd Loom style, white painted with gold painted highlights.

A Lloyd Loom tub chair, in beige

A Lloyd Loom tub chair, in green

Group of five original antique engravings on brown paper published in The Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure by John Hinton in 1747-1750. They include: The Causes of Eclipses and the Motion of the Earth; A Draught and the Use of Several Sorts of Ploughs in England; The Ribbon Weaver and his Loom; A True Representation of Microscopes and their Proper Aparatus (sic); and A Plan & Elevation of the Bridge built over the River Loire at Blois in France. Smallest engraving dimensions: 9.50"L x 8"H. Largest: 18"L x 8"H. Issued: 1748-1750Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear. Sporadic soiling, foxing, and tears. The folds of The Causes of Eclipses and the Motion of the Earth have been taped.

1964 Austin A35 van, 950cc. Registration number APR 813B. Chassis number A-AV542778. Engine number E299901.Sold with the V5C, keys, receipts for parts.Introduced in 1956, the Austin A35 could be had as a two- or four-door saloon, two-door Countryman estate or Van. The latter became a familiar sight the length and breadth of the UK serving tradesmen and delivery drivers alike. Powered by three different A-Series OHV four-cylinder engines during its twelve-year production life, the diminutive commercial was surprisingly fun to drive thanks to the provision of independent front suspension, a well-located hypoid rear axle and hydraulic drum brakes. With so many worked into the ground, survivors are comparatively few and far between.APR (April) is a three owner car from new, the first was Leslie Wallis of Sherbourne who used her until the 1980's when it was put into storage. On his passing it was bought a vicar Christopher Clipson of Bridport as a project in 1989. He started it and had the body repaired and painted, then it stalled and our vendor bought it in 2023. He has completed the work with a new wiring loom with halogen headlights, electronic ignition, electric fuel pump, 3.9 differential, new radiator, 950cc engine, new braking system (DOT 5 is used), including master and and wheel cylinders, rubber seals and generally all the bits needed to complete her. He has now decided to buy a larger classic so April is up for sale. She was driven from Rotherham to Goole for the auction and it should be noted that the brakes need bleeding.