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A TWIN PILLAR DINING TABLE

A BRASS CORINTHIAN COLUMN TABLE LAMP, with a red glass pillar, 52 cm high (not incl fitting)

A reproduction twin pillar dining table, complete with one leaf, 102cm wide, 229cm long, 74cm high, together with a set of eight early 19th century mahogany dining chairs

A Titan electric nine speed workshop bench pillar drill, model number SF16N-9

A small Georgian style walnut veneered drop leaf occasional table fitted with two frieze drawers raised on a vase shaped pillar and tripod

A mahogany occasional table, the circular inset mustard coloured leather panelled top raised on a partially fluted vase shaped pillar/tripod

A Georgian mahogany snap top occasional table, the circular one piece top (80 cm in diameter approx) with bird cage action raised on a turned vase shaped pillar and swept tripod

A Victorian mahogany loo table, the oval top raised on a carved pillar and quadruped base

A Regency mahogany foldover top D end card table on square cut pillar and platform and four sabre supports

A vintage bentwood high stool of circular form together with an occasional table with circular white marble top raised on a vase shaped pillar and tripod with painted finish

A Victorian mahogany tilt top breakfast table of oval form with moulded outline raised on a squat onion shaped pillar and scrolled quadruped (later painted finish)

A Georgian mahogany snap top occasional table, the rectangular top, raised on a turned pillar and tripod

A Georgian mahogany snaptop table, raised on a vase shaped pillar and tripod, 81 cm diameter

A Georgian mahogany snap top table, the circular top raised on a vase shaped pillar and tripod base, 68 cm diameter

A small Georgian snap top table, circular top, turned pillar, tripod base in mixed woods including fruitwood, 50 cm diameter

A good Georgian mahogany snap top table, the circular one piece top 85 cm diameter raised on a turned pillar, bird cage and sturdy tripod base

A small Georgian mahogany snap top table raised on a turned pillar and tripod, 70 cm diameter

A Georgian mahogany supper table, the oval top 155cm max, raised on a turned pillar and four swept supports with brass cap castors

A French 19th Century ormolu mounted kingwood cabinet, the top with three-quarter gallery and applied mounts of goat mask heads, scrolls, etc. to the frieze, the centre fitted baize-lined shelves and enclosed by a glazed door, the cupboards to each side fitted adjustable shelves and enclosed by a door painted Vernis Martin type scenes, each with drawer under, the base fitted a central drawer with similarly painted front and shaped panels to each side, on four fluted tapered front pillars with geometric back and gallery beneath finely applied gilt metal baskets of fruit, swags, etc., on turned feet, 122cm wide/see illustration Condition Report: The cabinet is in good condition overall. All painted panels are blistered and left hand drawer panel scratched. All mounts are in good and complete condition. We question the pillar uprights' capitals and feet, as the applied decoration is not repeated anywhere else and the lower tier gallery is of inferior quality to the top gallery. Right hand drawer bears a label G. Grimard, Paris however we believe this to have been added later. Typical crackleware to vernis martin panels.

An Empire escritoire with later marble top, fitted a frieze drawer above a fall front cupboard, flanked by columns, 96cm wide Condition Report: There are noticeable splits to the pillar capitals, right hand side, fall and door front, there is a nasty gouge to left hand side, interior of the fall is badly rubbed, the side sprung drawers do not shut, new marble top

A large gilt brass quarter striking carriage clock, London circa 1850, the foliate engraved dial signed Charles Frodsham, 115 New Bond Street, London No. 2070, strike/silent lever at XII, the five-pillar two-train fusee quarter striking on two gongs, similarly signed backplate, the case with foliate cast side frets, canted scroll corners and bun feet, 28.5cm high Condition Report: The clock photo is more squat than the clock actually is. Provenance: London saleroom in 1980's. This clock has been in a private collection for many years and has been well maintained. The foliate spandrels at the sides have later material, the clock is in very good condition. No key with the clock but easily opened with a standard key.

A group of nineteen late 1920's painted wooden models, including a garage building with ramp, a train, a charabane, a steam roller, a petrol lorry, road sweeper, Royal Mail van, two fire engines, an open trunk, a sports car, a rocket car, an ice cream tricycle, a dog (with dog), a petrol pump, a pillar box, a tram, two rail wagons and a policeman

A Regency mahogany Pembroke breakfast table, on pillar and quadruple reeded splayed legs W.101cm

An early Victorian mahogany cased bracket clock, having an unsigned white enamel dial, single winding hole for a chain driven eight day four pillar fusee movement, having anchor escapement, case interior bears repairers label for Francis Kerby of Jersey, dated 1849, h.43cm Condition Report / Extra Information Not currently in working order.No key or pendulum.

An Oak Thirty Hour Alarm Hooded Wall Timepiece, signed Budgen, Croyden, circa 1740, arched pediment, 5-1/4-inch square brass dial with a silvered chapter ring signed, central alarm disc, single hand, four pillar movement with an anchor escapement and alarm striking on a bell, later case, 51cm high see illustration . 15.06.18, Case is later, case has been cleaned, dial chapter ring with small pieces of wax lacking to some numerals, movement is dusty and needs cleaning, with a pendulum and weights.

An Oak Eight Day Longcase Clock, signed S.Lomax, Blackburn, circa 1770, swan neck pediment, wavy shaped trunk door flanked with inset pilasters, plinth with canted corners, 13-inch square brass dial with chapter ring signed, dial centre with engraved scroll decoration, date aperture, penny moonphase and lunar scale apertures, four pillar movement with an anchor escapement and inside countwheel striking on a bell, 225cm high see illustration . 19.06.18, Hood with some moulding detail missing to the sides, swan neck front capital has come off, some wood is slightly lifting to the left hand side of the trunk, right hand side of the plinth with side panel and mouldings have come apart due to dry joints, sides of the skirting have come apart, plinth with the top right hand side corner moulding is missing, plinth left hand side with wood lifting, dial is discoloured, chapter ring needs silvering, later seatboard, movement needs cleaning.

A Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock with Half Hour Passing Strike, signed John Dickman, North Shore, Sunderland, 1816, arched pediment with three brass ball finials, arched trunk with inlaid stringing and flanked by inset pilasters, bracket feet, 13-inch circular white painted dial with Roman numerals, seconds and date dials, four pillar movement with an anchor escapement, rack hour striking on a bell and passing strike on a smaller bell, 220cm high see illustration . 19.06.18, Hood right hand side moulding is chipped to the back corner, plinth is slightly faded and chipped to the top left hand side corner and with a crack, feet with scuff marks, dial is discoloured and rubbed, movement is dirty and needs cleaning, with pendulum and two weights.

A Walnut Marquetry Eight Day Longcase Clock, signed Wm Carter in Cambridge, circa 1700, the case with flat top hood, door with floral inlay flanked by twisted columns, convex moulding above the rectangular trunk door inlaid with birds and flowers within D-ended panels, plinth with marquetry front panel, 11-inch square brass dial with silvered chapter ring signed ''Wm Carter in Cambridge'', matted dial centre nicely foliate engraved, subsidiary seconds, date/day of the week and an unusual ring aperture engraved with days of the week deities symbols, winged cherub spandrels, six pillar movement with anchor escapement and outside countwheel striking on a bell, (dial and movement circa 1700) possibly ''later'' associated to case circa 1700, 207cm high See illustrations . 19.06.18, Case is faded due to sunlight, front of the hood with a later metal fret, pediment corners with chips, converted from rising hood to forward-sliding hood, case with cracks, some trunk mouldings have been replaced, front and sides of the plinth with cracks, reduced plinth has been re-built from the bottom side of the marquetry panel and the skirting is replaced, some minor chips to the marquetry panels, trunk door is slightly bowed, dial is slightly discoloured in parts, wood blocks have been added to both sides of the side case cheeks to lift the movement seatboard up to fit the hood correctly, movement is dirty, later seatboard, bottom of the pendulum rod is broken and old signs of a soldering mark, with pendulum and two weights.

A Regency Mahogany Eight Day Longcase Clock, signed Barwise, London, arched pediment with wooden ball finials, fluted canted corners, nicely figured arched trunk door flanked with 3/4 length fluted pilasters, moulded plinth with bracket feet, 12-inch circular silvered dial with Roman numerals and signed, two dials for seconds and date, strike/silent selection lever above 12, five pillar movement with anchor escapement and rack striking on a bell, wooden pendulum rod with a large bob and rating nut, brass cased weights, 200cm high see illustration . 20.06.18, Hood with the central finial missing, right hand side finial is loose and chipped to the lower edge, both side frets are missing, left hand side fret with its frame moulding missing, case is faded in parts, trunk door with a later added large lock escutcheon plate, front of the plinth with cracks and the wood is slightly lifting, moulding to the plinth with chips, veneers are lacking to the plinth and skirting, plinth left hand side with a black residue staining mark, dial is discoloured and needs silvering, movement is dirty, movement in going order.

A Mahogany Breakfront Cabinet, circa 1820/30, with three moulded frieze drawers above brass and gathered silk lined doors, all between pillar supports with scrolled capitals, 275cm by 60cm by 91cm

C. Reichert - Polished Brass VIII Bennogasse Monocular Microscope. c.1880 - 1900, Signed on the Foot - C. Reichert and on The Tube. No 10890. Features Double Mirror, Swiveling Condenser with Iris Diaphragm, Ebonite Stage, Rack and Pinion, Coarse Adjustment, Milled Head, Screw Fine Adjustment to The Pillar, Double Nose Piece, Locular, 2 Objectives - Height 11 Inches, In Fitted Case with Matching Number. Comes with Original Carrying Box

VICTORIAN OIL LAMPwith green tinted glass shade, clear glass chimney, above an opaque glass reservoir, an alabaster and brass Corinthian pillar support and a stepped square base, 80cm high

ATTRACTIVE VICTORIAN CIRCULAR CENTRE TABLE WITH SPECIMEN MARBLE TOP the top with central star within a roundel, within a sunburst of specimen marbles, on an ebonised base with turned and carved pillar on leaf carved scrolling tripod legs, 77 cm diameter

VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD OBLONG FOLD OVER CARD TABLEthe top with rounded corners, opening to reveal a baize lined interior, on a square pillar with canted corners, quadruple concave platform with scroll feet, 92 cm wide

A Ferm pillar drill E/T

A 19th Century pink, white and black marble urn stand, the square top on a turned column support with brass embellishments to the top and bottom, on a stepped square base, 30 cm x 106.5 cm CONDITION REPORTS The supporting square marble section has been repaired and the central pillar has been broken in two and repaired.. There are cracks/natural faults throughout. Knocks, general wear and tear to include knocks to the brass ware and pitting and patination - see images for more details

A Victorian walnut writing table by C Hindley & Sons, the inset writing surface with a shaped top and single frieze drawer stamped "C Hindley & Sons 134 Oxford Street London 29535", raised on twin pillar supports united by a centre stretcher, 107 cm x 75 cm

EARLY 19TH CENTURY WELSH OAK 8 DAY LONG CASE CLOCK by Watkin Owen of Llanrwst, having moulded cornice to the flat hood above square aperture flanked by turned columns, the waist with cross banded, arched, moulded door flanked by quarter reeded pillasters on a panelled base. Square face with fruit and flowers painted to the spandrels, Roman chapter ring, with sailing galleons to the field, seconds dial and date aperture. The face 13" square, overall 2m 10cm high approx. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: A little dry but basically sound, lacking some patination, original feet appear to be missing, face is good, includes pendulum and two weights. Four pillar movement, Wilson false plate between movement and face, may not have started together? Clock is clean and tidy buy back boards may have been replaced and lacks feet.

A Victorian leather bound arch top trunk (62cm wide), two children's chairs both early 20th century and a pillar wine table

A MID 19TH CENTURY ORMOLU MOUNTED DRUMHEAD PILLAR MANTLE CLOCK with faux tortoiseshell and floral swag work decoration. Having a 3.5" enamel dial with blue numerals and five-minute markers, fronting an eight-day spring driven movement striking the hours and half hours on a bell 34cm high.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY WHITE MARBLE AND BRASS MOUNTED FRENCH CLOCK GARNITURE mounted with swag and bird decoration, the case supported by four pillars with visible pendulum and barrel-shaped movement. The floral painted 4" enamel dial, fronting an 8-day spring driven movement with count-wheel strike on a bell, with a pair of candelabra having pillar stems and moulded bases, the clock is 45cm high.ConditionIn good original condition.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TWIN PILLAR DINING TABLE with centre leaf and rounded corners; standing on ring turned column base with quad splayed leg supports with square brass cup casters 148cm long 197cm long with the extra leaf 121.5cm wide 71cm high.

A VICTORIAN FIGURED MAHOGANY SHAPED TOP TABLE, on centre pillar ending in three curving legs. 4ft 5ins long x 3ft 7ins wide.

of circular form with a plain moulded top on a turned pillar support leading to three cabriole legs, 85cm�diameter

with baize interior and pillar support on platform base with scroll feet, 88cm wide

in the Neo-Classicla Revival style, the central pillar support bound by a circular marble topped table, and terminating in 3 saber legs bound by a pierce work stretcher, wired for electricity

of circular form the upholstered top supported by a carved pillar with three cabriole legs

of rectangular form with turned double pillar supports and splayed feet, originally part of a nest

of shaped circular form with a carved cavetto top resting on a carved pillar support leading to three carved cabriole legs with�acanthus capped knees

of shaped circular form, the carved cavetto top supported by a turned and carved pillar leading to three cabriole legs with acanthus capped knees

of circular form, the mirror raised above a storage compartment with two hinged lids, all supported by a turned carved pillar terminating in three cabriole legs

on a turned pillar support with tripod base leading to brass capped feet, 54cm�wide

of circular form supported by a turned pillar leading to a trefoil base

Antique German Grandfather Clock Retailed by Hershede. Mahogany Bonnet Top Case with Urn Finials and Pillar Sides. The Case with Split Columns, Glass Door and Bracket Feet. The Dial is Finely Engraved with a Moon Phase and Globes. Comes with Original Pendulum, Weights and Key. Very Good Condition. Measures 96 Inches Tall by 22 Inches Wide and 14-1/2 inches Deep. We will not ship this item due to its size. We will happily recommend a list of outside vendors upon request. (estimate $1100-$1500)

WARCO 2B12 PILLAR DRILL

A mid 18th century lacquered, eight day longcase clock by Tho Bradford, London, having a brass dial, silvered chapter ring, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture. The five pillar movement striking on a bell and the case door having visible pendulum and fluted columns to the hood, 77 1/2"h

Thomas Vernon, Ludlow. A mid 18thC brass square dial, single hand and four pillar thirty hour movement, pendulum and weight, the dial 25.5cm wide

John Long, London. An ebonised bracket clock, with gilt metal handle, finials etc., the square rectangular dial with silvered chapter ring, subsidiary date aperture, four pillar fusee movement, on gilt ball feet, 43cm high overall

Ebonised pillar stand

A mahogany wine table on pillar and tripod base 68cms high