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A George II mahogany tripod table, mid 18th c, with turned pillar, 71cm h x 64cm diam Provenance: Fosse Way Antiques Stow-on-the-Wold, August 1973, £55 Top associated, octagonal burn and other marks, pillar and legs faded

A William IV silver candlestick, with shell cornered nozzle and foot, waisted sconce and knopped pillar, 23cm h, by T J & N Creswick, Sheffield 1834, loaded Good condition

A George III mahogany tripod table, late 18th c, the tapered pillar with spirally reed knop, on pad feet, 70cm h x 70cm diam Provenance: Warner, Sheppard and Wade, Leicester, 19 August 1963, £5.10s.0d Faded, top marked

the black lacquer chinoiserie case with rectangular hood above 12 inch brass and silvered dial signed William Hornblower, London, seconds dial, calendar dial to arch, with 4 pillar movement, 220cm highProvenance:Property from a Suffolk country houseCondition report: Decoration faded and worn. Hood door a little loose; may have had a caddy top at some stage. Very heavy weights; both barrels anticlockwise winding. Not currently ticking for very long before stopping. Dial plate tends to curve a little from bottom to top. See photos. Old family ownership.

with pillar cornered case, white dial within a symmetrical floral scroll engraved mask, with bell striking movement, 17cm high (handle folded)Provenance:A Hertfordshire town houseCondition report: Appears to wind and work. A few spots/blemishes to the lower part of front of the case. Lacquer is a little dulled. Glasses look Ok. Has a winding key.

the 11inch (28cm) circular silvered dial signed 'Heywood London', the six pillar movement with shaped plates, six spoke wheels, wooden rod pendulum with large bob, the front plate marked for Handley and Moore and numbered 1465, the hood with brass finial above arched trunk door upon a plinth base,200cm high, 49cm wideThe estate of the late Robert MilesFootnote: George Handley and John Moore were former apprentices of John Thwaites who went into partnership in 1798. The partnership continued until 1824 when Handley died, after which Moore continued alone. William Heywood is recorded as working in King Street, Covent Garden 1807-10, and at Goodge Street from 1815-42.Condition report: Had been working OK for several days. But now moved into the saleroom for viewing, does not work for long, as needs levelling properly. Has case key and winding key. See photos for general condition. A pretty clock.

the circular hood dividing to reveal the 12inch circular dial signed ‘Henry Harper London’, with 5 pillar movement and elongated weights within a long shaped trunk and plinth base, 18th century and adapted, 209cm highProvenance:Landwade Hall, Exning, SuffolkCondition report: Not currently working. Very elongated weights to fit shape of case. Case probably 19th century. See photos.

BENCH PILLAR DRILL MINUS MOTOR

2 VINTAGE FRENCH STYLE PILLAR TRIPLE HEAD STANDARD LAMPS

Ferm FRTD-13/350 five speed 230v pillar drill. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133Condition Report: All electrical items in this lot have been PAT tested for safety and have passed. This does not confirm that the item is in full working order.

ROYAL AIR FORCE COMMEMORATIVE PILLAR

A vintage silver plated cruet with cherub standing on pillar

A Sealey pillar drill

A George III style mahogany twin pillar extending dining table and six Victorian balloon back chairs, table 182 cm extended, one spare leaf, W-110, H-72cm.

SWEDISH COMMODE, 19th century grey painted with four long drawers pillar columns and tapering supports, 126cm x 95cm H x 62cm.

A Clarke 'Metal Worker' pillar drill/drill press:

Village pillar drill

A collection of assorted novelty moneyboxes to include Police public call phone boxes, pillar boxes, etc

An English made cast iron bench vice; together with a manual bench-top pillar drill (2)

E Grieg Hall (20th century) - Pillar Rock, watercolour, signed lower left, 54 x 75cm; and one other by the artist (2)

A Victorian inlaid stretcher table on turned pillar supports, 70cm tall x 99cm x 55cm, some losses and wear consistent with age but a usable small table

A 19th century mahogany foldover card table on four pillar support and splayed legs on brass hairy claw caps and casters, 74cm tall x 92cm, some veneer lifting and missing but reasonably good

A brass twin pillar drum gravity clock, 26cm tall, ticks but stops

A contemporary circular Mahogany coffee table having cross-banding to the top and standing on a turned pillar with four splay feet terminating in paw castors, 42 1/2'' diameter x 19 1/2'' high.

Dinky die-cast tractor; Dinky hay Rake; Dinky telephone box and another larger; Dinky petrol pump; two other petrol pumps; pillar box; road sign; street lamp; and Zebra Toys Cattle Transporter (11)

A George III mahogany 2-pillar dining table with rounded corners,crossbanding ebony stringing and 2 extra leaves, on reeded outsplayedtripods and brass paw feet with castors, (H74cm W144cm D101cm each leaf 51cm)

Fine pair of Baccarat branch candelabra, having cut lustre drops, each frosted figural pillar formed as a dolphin and standing on a shaped circular foot, 21" high

Victorian pillar shop scales with ceramic and iron centre column, brass pan weights and transfer printed slab

Troika - A large early 1970's Troika Pottery Pillar Vase of footed form, designed by Leslie Illsley, decorated in low relief and incisions with geometric panels in mottled blue and white, painted marks and monogram for Linda Taylor, approximately 55 cm (h).Condition Report: Consigned by a private vendor, the vase appears in very good condition overall, there are two or three small surface chips (shown in images) to the body of the vase, the largest of which is approximately 5 mm x 2 mm. There are no signs of significant damage / chipping, no hairline cracks or apparent restoration. In the photograph of the top section of the vase showing the side of the vase with the white circle the thin 'line' to the left of the circle is not a hairline crack, it is a thin line of the lighter coloured blue paint trailed across the surface.

A George III mahogany cased longcase clock. Dial signed Wrigley, Blackburn. 8 day movement of four pillar construction with rack and snail striking a bell. Recoil anchor escapement. With pendulum and weights. 240cm high

A 1930s windscreen pillar mounted set of 'traffic light' style indicators as fitted to Morris saloons etc.

A Victorian rosewood revolving piano stool, set on ornate pillar and tripod base

A 70cm 19th Century mahogany tilt-top table, set on turned pillar and tripod base with pad feet - top split

A 50cm diameter Bevan Funnell Reprodux pedestal table set on turned pillar and tripod base

A Victorian mahogany revolving piano stool with upholstered top, set on turned pillar and tripod base

A Victorian rosewood trumpet work table with sewing contents, set on faceted tapered pillar and tripod base

A 1.25m diameter 19th Century mahogany breakfast table, set on faceted tapered pillar and trefoil base with lion paw feet

A 19th Century mahogany pedestal table, set on bobbin turned pillar and tripod base

A Victorian rosewood framed prie dieu chair with velour upholstery and flanking pillar supports, set on turned front legs with brass casters

An antique rosewood pedestal table with added shaped mirror back, set on barley twist pillar and tripod base

A 75cm antique mahogany tilt-top table, set on turned pillar and tripod base with pad feet - top split

A 1.35m 19th Century solid mahogany oblong topped tilt-top table, set on ring turned pillar and quatrefoil base with cast brass lion paw caps and casters - numerous old repairs

A Victorian stained walnut pedestal wine table with oblong top, set on barley twist pillar and tripod base

Reproduction set of library steps, upon a scrolling framed and reeded pillar supports, raised upon turned front legs, 18" wide, 20" deep, 32" high

Art Nouveau style pottery jardinière, mint green ground with white stylised flowers and foliage upon matching pillar/plinth jardinière, 13" diameter, 11" high, stand 25" high (2)

Crested Ware trinkets - pillar boxes, pig's trotter, hatching chicks etc. (24)

Tauco pillar drill

Emile Friant (French, 1863-1932)Portrait of William Rothenstein signed, inscribed and dated 'a Will/Rothenstein/E. Friant/91' (lower right)pastel51 x 32.5cm (20 1/16 x 12 13/16in).Footnotes:ProvenanceThe estate of the artist.By decent through the Rothenstein family.Private Collection, UK.This sensitive and charming portrait of William Rothenstein was drawn in 1891. Emile Friant would have been twenty-eight and the young Rothenstein only nineteen. Rothenstein had left Bradford Grammar School three years earlier and enrolled at The Slade but travelled to Paris in 1889 to study at the Academie Julian where he would meet Whistler, Degas and Toulouse-Lautrec and share a studio with Charles Conder in Montmartre. By this time Friant, who had studied at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Nancy and been awarded a scholarship to study under Alexandre Cabanel, had already won numerous prizes at the Paris Salon and been decorated with the ribbon of the French Legion of Honour. Sir William Rothenstein was to become a pillar of the British art scene - a regular exhibitor of portraits and landscapes with the New English Art Club, he is credited as a co-founder of the Carfax Gallery and wrote several books including the first English monograph of Goya's work in 1900. He later became principal of the Royal College of Art and Trustee of the Tate Gallery, receiving a knighthood in 1931. A society figure, the National Portrait Gallery now holds more than 200 Rothenstein portraits of notable figures of his age, and his three-part memoirs Men and Memories features anecdotes about Oscar Wilde, Max Beerbohm, James Whistler, Paul Verlaine, Edgar Degas, and John Singer Sargent.The present portrait has remained in the artist's family since it was conceived and provides an interesting insight into the young artist as he stares confidently at the viewer. Rothenstein was well aware even at this tender age of the power of a good likeness, as was Emile Friant – both artists enjoyed the format and both also produced a number of self-portraits over the years.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

BREGUET - a fine and rare half hunter key-wind repeater pocket watch, engine turned dial with Roman numeral hour markers, blued steel hands with subsidiary seconds dial, and unmarked gold case set with diamonds and rubies, and quarter repeat movement, case no. 48455, case width 54mm, working order, 110.8g grossMovement - currently working. Dial - mostly clean with 1 small spot of wear between centre pillar and 12, and 1 tiny edge chip and split between 4 and 5.Glass - light surface marks.Hands - very slightly rusted.Case - general abrasions all over and a few minor dents, 1 ruby has been re-glued, diamonds generally bright with no obvious losses, caseback seems to have been replaced with a couple of small splits stemming from the hinge.Crown - repeater function working but needs adjusting as chimes for 9 when set to 12, quarter repeating working perfectly.Notes - case apparently unmarked.

An old reproduction serpentine pillar chest of five long drawers with brass handles, bracket feet and crossbanded top, 105cm high x 49.5cm wide

White (J.)ÿAegyptiaca: or, Observations on Certain Antiquities of Egypt, In Two Parts. Part Iÿ'The History of Pompey's Pillar Elucidated.' Part II 'Abdollatifs Account of the Antiquities of Egypt, Written in Arabic A.D. 1203,' Part I Only. Lg. 4to Oxford (University Press) 1801.ÿFor the Author, 7 engd. plts. include. fold 'Plan of Alexandria,' uncut, orig. boards, paper spine, worn. B.P. A v. clean copy. (1)

A 19th century Indian/Middle Eastern brass candlestick, knopped pillar, shaped dip pan, domed base, chased with bands of leafy scrolls, 48cm high, fitted for electricity as a table lamp

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY D-END DINING TABLE, the top with moulded rim, raised on twin turned pillar tripod supports terminating in brass toe caps. 224cm long (including two leaves) x 106cm, 73cm highCondition Report: Overall good conditionSlight signs of ware to table top (heat rings and some water damage)See images

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TILT-TOP BREAKFAST TABLE, of circular form with reeded rim, raised on turned baluster centre pillar, on four reeded downswept legs, with cast brass paw castors. 108cm diameter, 72cm highCondition Report: Good overallSturdy and levelSome surface marksGood colourBrass castors goodSee images

A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY TILT TOP TABLE, raised on turned baluster centre pillar, raised on triform base. 83.5cm diameter, 70cm high

A FRENCH BRASS MOUNTED STANDARD LAMP, the column in the form of a classical pillar, with an onyx mid-tier, supported on three slender legs capped with applied brass rams head. 153cm high, 41cm deepCondition Report: Lamp electrified with old Continental plug fitting(Cannot check if in working order)We recommend re-wiring of any electrical items for safety purposes.

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY LOW OCCASSIONAL TABLE, the shaped rectangular top inset with tapestry panel top, enclosed with carved border, above a heavily carved centre pillar, with foliate and fluted decoration, raised on concave platform base, on short turned and carved supports. 45 x 37 x 51cm high

A VICTORIAN INLAID WALNUT GAMES TABLE, the hinged octagonal top inlaid with chessboard surrounded by scrolling floral decoration and narrow boarders to rim, the top opening to reveal a compartmented interior, with deep central section raised on tapering turned centre pillar and carved triform base. 47cm wide, 76cm deep

A large Victorian cast metal pillar drill, height 78cm

An eight-day table regulator by Sinclair Harding & Co. of Cheltenham, no. 604, the aluminium anodised black case with gilt brass urn finial and palmettes to each pillar, the Brequet dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, the six-legged gravity escapement with spherical pendulum, 58cm high x 25.5cm wide x 22cm deep (key with auctioneers)/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: Condition is very good, this clock has been well maintained since purchased from the manufacturers, complete with original invoice. In working order, all glass panels sound.