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Lot 451
BOWMAN BROS. LTD. OF CAMDEN, ART DECO WALNUT SIDE TABLE EARLY / MID 20TH CENTURY radial veneered circular top, on three shaped supports, label to underside45cm high, 46cm diameterAdditional images now available. Condition good to fair. Subject to light age and use related wear, including minor scratches and slight discolour. Also with a minor nick to the top of one of the legs.
Lot 355
TOM ROBERTSON FOR MCINTOSH OF KIRKCALDY, TEAK EXTENDING DINING TABLE AND FOUR MODEL 9073 CHAIRS CIRCA 1960-69 the table of shaped outline, the chairs with leatherette seats and labels to undersides, all raised on tapered supports74cm high, 147cm wide, 84cm deep Qty: 5Table extends and holds one integral butterfly leaf. Condition good to fair, with some light age and use related wear - there are some white marks to the side which will require cleaning.
Lot 19A
A sapphire and diamond half hoop ring, nine square cut sapphires channel set to centre and bordered by nine 8 cut diamonds to each side in a yellow and white metal mount ring size P, 7.8mm wide at front, shank marked 18ct, gross weight 5.7g.Condition report:Most of the sapphires have abraded facet edges. A couple have scratches to the table facet. One has a large fracture, running diagonally across the crown. The diamonds are in very good condition.
Lot 49
A VICTORIAN OAK AND MAHOGANY METAMORPHIC SNOOKER/DINING TABLECIRCA 1900The top revolving to reveal the snooker table, one side with label for Hamilton & Tucker76.5cm high, 137cm wide and 240cm longProvenance: From the Private Collection of a titled familyTogether with a cue rack of triangular section to take 12 cues, 104cm high, a wall mounted scoreboard by Hamilton and Tucker, 50cm wide, and various snooker and pool cues, balls and trianglesCondition Report: This is of significant weight, and is assumed to have a slate element to the bed, the top swivels over to reveal the playing surface or dining surface, held in place by pull out lopers to one side - there is some movement to the top on its central pivot The balls and equipment all have signs of having been used, the pool cue ball especially with marks, the baize with some marks - almost certainly replaced several times in its life - Dreweatts do not know when this was last done - there is a hole to the top of one cushion - not affecting playability, the 'spots' with some liftingCues almost certainly need re-tipping,metal areas discoloured to rests/spiders and also the retaining clips for the various cuesCues with various maker's labels Overall with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, signs of age and use in a domestic settingPlease see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 6
A VICTORIAN WALNUT EXTENDING DINING TABLELATE 19TH CENTURYWith four additional leaf insertions76cm high, 128cm diameter (unextended), 363.5cm long overall (when extended)Provenance: From the Private Collection of a titled familyCondition Report: Dreweatts makes no guarantees about how many chairs would fit around, there is no standard width of chair, using benches instead would probably increase the number who could be sat but may decrease the comfort of the guests. Using a set of Victorian chairs in the salerooms it is possible to get six chairs up each side, and one at each end (14)There are four leaves as catalogued, two are 59.5cm long, one is 58cm long, the last is 57.5cm longThe action is stiff, it will benefit from some lubrication to ease the runners - getting three leaves in in fairly straight forward, the forth is more challenging and requires two people - Some colour variation - the leaves are slightly lighter in colour than the ends - the leaves fairly uniform to eachother and the ends to eachother also Various marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, dents, gouges, signs of age and use - one end in particular with indented scratches, other knocks in the usual places such as the extremitiesThere are 10 table clips present to secure the elements for full extension, there is one block detached (but present) to one leafPlease see additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 45
PART SUITE OF SILVER FLATWARE MARSHALL & SONS, EDINBURGH 1830/40s comprising four table forks, four side forks, four side spoons, fiddle and shell pattern with initial engraved terminals, also four matched table spoons, four teaspoons, three salt spoons, tea tongs and a caddy spoon (these by Mackay & Chisholm)Qty: approx. 956gAdditional images now available.
Lot 106
COMPOSITE SUITE OF VICTORIAN SILVER FLATWARE comprising eighteen table forks, twelve side forks, ten dessert spoons, and nine teaspoons (these Henry Holland, London circa 1865), along with fifteen table spoons (these William Davidson & Frederick Upton, London circa 1864), three matched table spoons, two salt spoons, a sauce ladle and three further teaspoons, each Queen's pattern with armorial engraved to terminalQty: approx. 5378g gross
Lot 66
CANTEEN OF AMERICAN SILVER FLATWARE INTERNATIONAL SILVER CO., NEW YORK twelve place setting comprising table forks, silver handled table knives (two with broken blades), soup spoons, teaspoons, butter knives, three side forks, and a silver handled carving set, each tapered handle with swan neck over initial engraved terminal, housed in a fitted canteen with initialled plaque to hinged coverQty: the weighable silver approx. 2562g
Lot 578
A modern mahogany open bookcase with adjustable shelving on a plinth base 100 cm wide x 30 cm deep x 104 cm high together with a modern mahogany two drawer side table on square supports united by an under tier 115 cm wide x 35 cm deep x 76 cm high and a modern mahogany dresser, the cross banded top over three drawers and two pairs of cupboard doors on a plinth base 152 cm wide x 46.5 cm deep x 77 cm high
Lot 533
A modern oak dining table in the 17th Century Spanish style, the top with double fold-over leaves on lopers, with a single frieze drawer on bobbin-turned supports united by a shaped stretcher, 137.4 cm wide x 82 cm deep (open) x 77 cm high, an oak dwarf cupboard in the 18th Century manner, the top with moulded edge over two fielded panelled doors on bracket feet, 94.5 cm wide x 33.5 cm deep x 64.5 cm high and an oak coffee table with single frieze drawer on X frame supports, 153 cm wide x 77 cm deep x 52 cm high and a matching single drawer side table, 70 cm wide x 58 cm deep x 63 cm high
Lot 662
An 18th Century oak side table, the two plank top with moulded edge over a single frieze drawer with brass swan neck handles, raised on square moulded supports, 78.5 cm wide x 48 cm deep x 65 cm high (cut down), together with an upholstered prie à dieu chair on turned giltwood front legs to brass caps and castors, an Edwardian stained beech yoke back salon chair and a late Victorian painted pine trunk, raised on plinth base, 87 cm wide x 47.5 cm deep x 43 cm high
Lot 646
A Victorian mahogany Derbyshire type chest, the plain top over a cushion drawer and three further long drawers flanked by half cut side pilasters, raised on turned feet, 105 cm wide x 50 cm deep x 94.5 cm high, together with a Victorian elm chapel chair, an Edwardian mahogany oval drop-leaf Sutherland table and a 19th Century oak tea table, the circular top on a turned pedestal to tripod base and spade feet (cut down), 77 cm diameter x 60 cm high and a mahogany dressing mirror with rectangular plate (5)
Lot 637
A Regency burr yew veneered side table, the two piece top with beaded edge over two box wood strung drawers with pressed brass handles, raised on slender turned and ringed legs to brass caps and castors, 53.5 cm wide x 41 cm deep x 73.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Top is split in various places including down the panel. Staining etc throughout. Top is slightly bowed. Replacement handles and locks. Possible replacement drawer linings. The legs are slightly bowed in. There are splits to the wood panels variously throughout. Appears to be something missing, possibly a work basket or suchlike, to the area underneath the drawer as there is a sliding space. General wear and tear conducive with age and use to include knocks, bumps, scratches etc including to the legs where something is going in and out - see images for more details
Lot 905
An oak monk's bench/table and an Edwardian inlaid mahogany washstand.Condition:- General wear through age and use, 1 split in side panel and 1 split in front panel, seat panel join is out in 2 places, no sign of any other major damage or repair.Dimensions:- 82cm width, 42cm depth, 46cm seat height.
Lot 577
An early 19th century table-top chest of 6 drawers of varying sizes, H29cm, L38cm, D20cmThere are some age-related issues, and some loss to the trim of the chest of drawers with some of the wood missing to the right-hand facing side, general surface marks and scratches associated with age and usage
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