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A circular Victorian mahogany occasional table on reeded pillar and tripod base, 18.5" diameter

A circular Victorian Biedermeir mahogany centre table on pillar and tripod base with a black fleck marble top, 39" diameter

A circular stripped pine single pillar dining table 4' diameter and three farmhouse style slat back Windsor chairs

late 19th century brass mantle clock, the striking movement stamped S. Marti & Cie Medaille de Bronze, silvered dial with Roman numerals, pillar decoration, raised on turned feet

A mid/late 20th century oak dressing table with candle sconces and two frieze drawers on turned twin pillar base, height 142.5cm.

A nest of three light beech occasional tables and an oval coffee table on twin pillar supports, length approx 110cm (2).

A Victorian walnut side table on bobbin turned twin pillar double supports and a circular topped melamine pub table on rectangular tapering legs, height 74cm (2).

A Victorian silver pair cased pocket watch, with plain outer and inner cases, plan ring top and case, 5cm Dia. Roman numeric dial, four pillar verge fusee movement, signed R Brookhurse Easlngwld, and numbered 59153, the case London 1974, 11cm H.

Joseph Johnson. A George III silver pocket watch, the plain case with ring top revealing a curved 4.5cm Dia. enamel dial with Roman numerals, with a keywind verge four pillar movement, signed and numbered 4851, the case probably 1802, 9cm H. (AF)

An ebonised and gilt-metal 4-pillar bracket clock, height 21.5", under glass dome, with bracket

A Nu-tool bench-mounted pillar drill, GWO

A pair of 19th Century French ormolu pillar candlestick of "Louis XVI" design, the columns crisply cast with three rams' heads and acanthus leaf swags within reeded and ribbon pattern borders, on shaped circular bases, 10.5ins high (now with socket sconces)

A George VI silver square section 12ins ruler with removable propelling pencil and cigar piercer to each end, 12.75ins overall, by Asprey & Co. Ltd, London 1947 (gross weight 3.5ozs), a pair of Elizabeth II silver circular wine coasters with moulded rims and turned wood bases, 5ins diameter x 1.5ins high, London 1982, a pair of silver pillar candlestick, 4.75ins high, and a selection of other silverware (combined weighable silver 18ozs), and a small selection of plated ware, various

An 18th Century wrought iron scissor pattern rush light holder, the angled arm with candle socket, mounted on ash square tapered base, 9ins high (base split and wormed), and an 18th Century wrought iron pillar candlestick with open spiral column and turned wood base, 7.25ins high

A George III mahogany secretaire bookcase, the upper part with moulded cornice, dentil and pendant pattern frieze, fitted three shelves enclosed by a pair of astragal glazed doors, the base with secretaire drawer enclosing pigeon holes, central cupboard, two pillar drawers and eight small drawers, cupboard under enclosing two sliding trays enclosed by a pair of plain doors, on turned feet, 46ins wide x 20ins deep x 89ins high

A Regency style twin pillar mahogany extending dining table with one extra leaf; together with a set of six Fleurs De Lys mahogany dining chairs to include two carvers

A large reproduction yew wood twin pillar extending dining table with two extra leaves; with a set of ten matching dining chairs to include two carvers

A Naerok pillar drill lacking lead

MODERN OAK SIX DRAWER PILLAR CHEST

A set of 8 Hepplewhite style mahogany dining chairs and a Regency mahogany two pillar dining table, with one spare leaf Table 290cm extended (two spare leaves)

A 19th century mahogany torchere/jardiniere stand having rim top on pillar and carved baluster and column with triple splay legs, carved crest and animalistic feet

A 19th century mahogany chiffonier having three tier pillar raised back over double cupboard and plinth base

A 20th century decorative room lamp having glass pillar and ball and a similar table lampCONDITION REPORTBoth appear in good order

An early 19th century mahogany longcase clock having swan neck and pillar hood, containing painted dial and 30 hour movement, on inlaid trunk and square base

A late 18th century oak longcase clock having swan neck and pillar hood, containing square brass dial with additional painted arch and 30 hour movement by Antony Hutchinson, Leeds, on shaped trunk and square base

A late 18th century dark oak longcase clock having crest and carved pillar hood containing brass face with additional painted arch and 30 hour movement, on carved trunk and square base

A reproduction mahogany longcase clock having swan reconstituted neck and pillar hood containing small brass and silvered dial containing 8 day movement by Wil Kay on 20th century composite trunk and square base

A late 18th century oak longcase clock having square pillar hood containing brass and silvered face and 30 hour movement by Blacket Wallace, on inlaid trunk and square base

A 19th century and later mahogany longcase clock having swan neck and pillar hood, containing square painted and 30 hour movement by James Melluish Bathealton, on rectangular case and square base

A late 18th century oak longcase clock having swan neck and pillar hood containing square painted moonphase dial on shaped trunk and square baseCONDITION REPORT8 day movementWe don't test for functionallity as we don't fully  put back together

A Regency style mahogany triple pillar extending dining table, on twelve downswept supports, two extra leaves, 101cm wide x 233cm ong x 333cm long extended.

A mid 19th Century rosewood cross-banded mahogany drop leaf sewing or work table, fitted with a single drawer over a bag slide with triple ring turned pillar supports, united by a stretcher, width 61cm.

Pair of early 20th century cylindrical silver pepper pots of pillar box form, plain polished body, moulded stepped foot, makers Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1919, height approximately 5.5cm together with an Edwardian silver pepper pot of baluster form, gadrooning to body, makers Robert Pringle & Sons, Birmingham 1906, height approximately 7cm, a silver pepper pot of octagonal form, raised on pedestal foot, plain polished body, ogee finial, makers William Neale & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1936, height approximately 8cm, a silver condiment spoon, marks rubbed and a pair of silver wishbone sugar tongs (6)

Early Victorian mahogany swing dressing mirror of architectural form with triangular arch top, the mirror flanked by columns above two frieze drawers, 124cm tall Arch top has small loss at the right edge. Something missing from each turned pillar (2 holes in each) and there is some surface scratching.

A REGENCY STYLE TWIN PILLAR MAHOGANY DINING TABLE with two additional leaves, 272cm long fully extended (each leaf 54cm wide), 135cm deep

A LARGE WARCO PILLAR DRILL

A Nutool Type CH10 5 speed pillar drill

A continental mahogany four drawer chest with pillar supports

Regency gilt brass four pillar clock having dentil and egg and dart pediment, the gilt movement with bead and foliate borders, floral and foliate chasing to the centre held by four egg and dart surmounted cylindrical tapered columns, with compensating pendulum and striking movement, plinth base with stiff leaf decoration, low bracket feet, 46.5cm high

An early 18th century figured walnut longcase clock having ogee pediment, the brass dial with seconds and inscribed 'Ashton Tidswell', with cherub mask and foliate scroll spandrels, filve pillar striking and chiming movement, the pendulum door with bead and cavetto border, crossbanded panel to the base, on plinth base, 196cm high Condition ReportThere is some signs of woodworm on the backboard as well as split on the top. There is wear at the back on the bottom. There is a chip of wood missing on the front and a couple of  scratches. See attached images

A pair of ceramic table lamps, on brass coloured metal bases painted with roses and gilt decoration, another pair pillar form with trellis and floral decoration and two shades, two brass column table lamps, and a flower planter printed with leaves and birds etc (7)

G-PLAN TEAK SIX DRAWER PILLAR CHEST

G-PLAN TEAK SIX DRAWER PILLAR CHEST

A REGENCY PILLAR TYPE SET OF POSTAL SCALES, an old brass bugle with eagle crest, carved head in the form of a bearded gentleman with tricorn hat, a studio pottery vase, a flower carved printing block, a World War II compass, a collection of vintage postcards to include various more risque versions, further ephemera and other mixed items

A Regency design twin pillar mahogany dining table 210cm extended (one spare leaf)

A mahogany drum table, circa 1820 and later, the red inset top above the arrangement of drawers, turned pillar and three outswept legs, 81cm high, the top 116cm diameter

Regency style mahogany twin pillar dining table, with two leaves, moulded top, turned columns, splayed supports with brass castors (L267cm x W99cm, H76cm) and eight inlaid chairs, upholstered seat on sabre legs (9)

A dark Oak snap-top Table having a turned pillar and three splay feet, 27 3/4'' diameter x 26 1/2'' high

A Wickes pillar drill

A rare 19th century Japanese Shaku Dokei or pillar clock, 44cm high.

AESTHETIC MOVEMENT PITCH PINE WARDROBEwith Christopher Dresser style detail, with a shaped carved cornice above a central pillar box shaped mirror, flanked by a pair of doors with angled groove decoration, opening to reveal open drawers, hanging space and cupboard drawers, standing on a plinth base, 206cm x 138.5cm, together with a similar pitch pine pot cupboard, 76cm high (2)

A Robert Thompson of Kilburn (The Mouseman) refectory style dining table with adzed top raised on twin pillar supports united by a centre stretcher CONDITION REPORTS Some light surface scratches to the top. There are areas that have flecks of what appear to be white paint and brown paint or some other kind of accretion. There are a couple of knocks to the wood and scuffs to two of the corners of the table top. The base of the table has some scuffs and knocks to the wood, some minor areas of staining to the feet, accretions, etc. Overall table is in good condition with general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for more details. Approx dimensions: height 74cm x length 274cm x width 98cm.

A 1930s Art Deco walnut-veneered elongated octagonal dining table on stepped end pillar supports, together with an Edwardian burr walnut octagonal centre table on square tapered legs united by an under-tier

A Wickes pillar drill

2 old coins - 8 Reales, Mexico 1738 from the Rooswijk, lost December 1739 and a Pillar Dollar 1742 from Hollandia, Isles of Scilly 1743.

Bronze Figure. A Victorian bronze signed M.A., modelled as a seated scholar resting on pillar with pen in one hand and book in the other, 20cm high (Qty: 1)

Attributed to Francis Alleyne (1750-1815). Portrait of a Young Gentleman, oil on canvas, full-length portrait of a young man in grey wig, pale yellow waistcoat and breeches tied at the knee, navy frock coat, and white cravat, holding a black wide-brimmed hat in one hand and a whip in the other, against a stone pillar, with garden vista beyond, small area of paint loss to left of figure, re-lined, 46 x 33 cm (18 x 13 ins), framed, with later printed attribution label on verso (Qty: 1)Similar to a portrait of two Eton schoolboys in ad Montem dress by Alleyne sold at Christie's New York in 2018.French émigré Francis Alleyne was an itinerant portrait painter who made his living by taking his skills to the wealthy inhabitants of country houses and estates, particularly in the south east of England. Such clients were ready commissioners of Alleyne's distinctive small format, highly finished works in the French style which was so fashionable at the time. The artist exhibited a few paintings in London: at the Society of Artists of Great Britain, the Free Society of Artists, and at the Royal Academy. His works were often signed and inscribed on the back.

A 3' 8" high polished oak jardinière stand with slender turned pillar and stepped circular base, set on pommel feet

A parcel gilt standard lamp with decorative pillar, circular base and shade - sold with a white painted standard lamp and shade

A pair of reproduction mahogany circular pedestal tables, each set on turned pillar and quadruple reeded splayed legs