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Lot 23

Lladro ceramic table lamp base of a seated woman and dove. [35cm high approx)

Lot 289

Victorian inlaid burr walnut sewing table, the hinged receding top with moulded edge enclosing a fitted interior, raised on carved scrolling supports

Lot 294

Victorian mahogany carved square topped occasional table on turned column and tripod base approx 62cm high

Lot 161

A Monart style studio glass vase, converted to a table lamb, the tulip shaped bowl on a flamed foot, 25cm height.

Lot 231

A doll's house burr wood tilt top centre table on pedestal base, 7.5cm high x 10.5cm diameter

Lot 405

An Asian table top hardwood chest with two drawers to the base, 28cm high x 40.5cm high x 28.5cm deep

Lot 409

A late Victorian mahogany centre table on heavy barley twist legs with two drawers, 72cm high x 124cm wide x 72cm deep

Lot 422

An oak extending refectory table with two loose leaves, square legs linked by 'H' stretchers, 76cm high x 168cm wide (262cm with leaves) x 91.5cm deep

Lot 438

A Victorian mahogany Sutherland table with slatted sides, 67cm high x 19cm wide (closed) x 60cm deep

Lot 460

A mahogany occasional table, the pie crust top on fluted pedestal with tripod scroll legs, 58.5cm high x 42cm diameter

Lot 469

Two terracotta two handled vases converted to table lamps, 80cm high including shades

Lot 480

Two terracotta two handled vases converted to table lamps, 80cm high including shades

Lot 481

A Victorian mahogany rectangular breakfast table on a turned column and scroll legs, 71cm high x 143cm wide x 96cm deep

Lot 482

A set of five 20th century gilt metal table lamps, each with flared palm leaf tops, 83cm high including shades

Lot 487

A set of three late 20th century table lamps of Classical form with silk shades, 65cm high including shade

Lot 531

A Chinese low hardwood table, 34cm high x 76cm wide x 42cm deep

Lot 543

An Indian hardwood coffee table with glass top, 46cm high x 98cm wide x 67.5cm deep

Lot 547

A 1960's Danish rosewood drop leaf dining table with gateleg action, 71cm high x 50cm closed (160cm fully open) x 159cm deep

Lot 571

An Arts & Crafts oak occasional table with under-shelf and pierced flower motifs on tapering legs, 69cm high x 42.5cm diameter

Lot 573

An early 20th century oval oak table with reeded detail to apron and legs, on spade feet, 73cm high x 103cm wide x 74cm deep

Lot 576

A William IV rosewood card table on tapering cylindrical pedestal on wasted rectangular base with scroll feet and casters, 71.5cm high x 91cm wide x 45cm deep

Lot 577

A Kashmiri paper mache octagonal table lamp, painted with irises, 23.5cm high

Lot 603

A 19th Century Mahogany demi lune side table on square taping lego, height 70.5cm, 132.5cm wide, 61cm deep.

Lot 610

A George III style mahogany wine table on turned column and out swept legs, 70cm high x 44.5cm wide x 37.5cm deep

Lot 626

A pair of French gold painted spelter table lamps and shades, with cherub and rose detail on marble bases, 56cm high overall

Lot 1030

A Table Lamp with ceramic Chinese base

Lot 1094

A box of miscellaneous including boxed playing cards, a round barometer, miscellaneous ephemera, school reports, the Daily Mail June 23rd 1897, a Theatre tickets and messengers ltd; an onyx table lamp, etc

Lot 1097

A box of tablecloths and crochet dressing table mats, etc

Lot 1114

A gilt table Lamp with glass droppers

Lot 1117

An Art Nouveau silver plated Table Lamp by WMF with a round stepped base and tri-column centre. The circular gallery decorated in a flower design and supports the ruby glass cut shade which has a tri fold design in a dome shape, standing 13 1/2" tall

Lot 1144

A Sheffield tankard, pair of nutcrackers, four small metal animals, two boxes of round table mats depicting animals and birds by Kelsey of Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, etc.

Lot 1152

A marble table Lamp, 22" tall and lampshade (both a/f)

Lot 1172

Miscellaneous crochet and lace dressing table mats, etc

Lot 1174

A quantity of miscellaneous to include icing set, a leather roll containing pencils, table mats, book 'Edwardian Hereford' by Betty Grist and Derek Foxton, signed by Derek Foxton, etc

Lot 1187

A Brass Table Lamp with orange glass shades

Lot 1306

A swing Dressing table Mirror with glove drawer beneath

Lot 1395

A pair of blanc de chine latticework Vases converted to table lamps, 10 1/2" tall

Lot 1506

A Capo-di-monte figure of a man by his drawing table (a/f) together with an Oriental figure of a lady holding a fan

Lot 1527

A box of miscellaneous china including dressing table trays, bottles and pots

Lot 1617

Three glass dressing table trays and two pairs of glass candlesticks

Lot 1627

A frosted blue glass dressing table set

Lot 1662

A 1940's Oak two drawer Side Table with canted corners with shelf style sides

Lot 1664

An Edwardian stained Sutherland Table, cut corner leaves and slatted ends, double swing legs with castors

Lot 1671

A stained Oak drop-leaf Table, being circular when open, with double swing leg.

Lot 1672

A Victorian Mahogany drop-leaf Pembroke Table having rounded corner leaves, standing on turned legs, with single frieze drawer

Lot 1675

An elegant 19th c. Mahogany Hall Table; rectangular top with canted corners and moulded edges, shallow shaped front frieze drawer, on turned legs and 'H' stretcher with triple finial detail.

Lot 1714

A Georgian Mahogany fold-over rear swing leg Tea Table, reeded edge top, plain frieze, on tapering square legs

Lot 1718

An early 19th c. Mahogany drop-leaf swing leg Dining Table having rectangular top and leaves, on square legs, 36'' wide x 27 3/4'' high x 16'' deep (closed)

Lot 1720

A 19th c. Walnut tilt-top occasional Table having circular top with star inlay, on turned pedestal base with three swept legs, 31 1/4'' diameter

Lot 199

Twelve Japanese mixed-metal ornamented table knives, in original box Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) 19th century. each handle finely worked in relief with silver, copper and gold with various designs with, owls, flowers, insects, birds, stingray, squid, turtles and crabs, each signed on a rectangular plaqueLength 24 cm, the others of near similar size.

Lot 434

A Dutch Silver ashtray of oval form having relief moulded central scene depicting men and dog around a table, with floriated scrolled outer rim and twin indents. 145mm x 104mm. Total weight 90g 833 silver.The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Condition requests can be obtained via email

Lot 446

A George II Sterling silver caster, by Samuel Wood, London 1735of plain baluster form, domed cover with pierced alternating panels of scrolls and pierced dots, bell shaped finial, on spread circular baseHeight: 15 cm. Weight: 146 gramsCatalogue Note:Samuel Wood (Stafford, England 1704 – Southgate 1794)Born c. 1704, son of George Wood late of Carswell in the County of Stafford gentleman deceased, apprenticed to Thomas Bamford 7 June 1721 on payment of £15. Free, 5 March 1730/?1. His first mark entered as largeworker, 3 July 1733. Address: Gutter Lane by Cheapside. Livery, April 1737. Second mark undated, between September 1737 and August 1738, same address. Third mark, 15 June 1739. Court, May 1745. Moved to Foster Lane, and fourth mark entered, 15 July 1754. Fifth mark, 2 October 1756. Warden 1758-60, and Prime Warden 1763. Appears as plateworker, Southgate, in the Parl. Report list 1773. Heal records him as plateworker, Gutter Lane, 1733-40; and Southgate (?St.Paul’s Churchyard), 1773. That Southgate was, however, the northern suburb is clear from his obituary (below). Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Wood, baptized 30 May 1738 at St. Vedast; Foster Lane is presumably his child. No others appear recorded. Wood’s obituary in ‘The Gentleman’s Magazine’, 6 October 1794, paints the picture of a stalwart character: ‘at Southgate aged 90 of a second paralytic stroke, Mr. Wood, goldsmith of London. His daughter married Mr. Howitt, mercer of London whose only daughter is married to Mr. James Moore of Cheapside. For the last two years of his life he used to ride to town every week, to transact business at Goldsmith’s hall, being the father and oldest member of that company.’ Through his apprenticeship to Thomas Bamford, who himself had been bound to Charles Adam, Wood came of a continuous line of specialist caster-makers and in turn trained both Jabez Daniell and Robert Piercey (q.v.), both clearly established also in the same line of production. Wood’s cruets and individual casters, to judge from the very large number surviving, must have been produced on a wholesale manufacturing basis, but are, no less for that, of a uniformly high standard and one of the most attractively designed smaller items of plate, without which no reasonably equipped table of the eighteenth century appears to have been complete.Samuel Wood was born 1704, and in 1721 was apprenticed to Thomas Bamford who had been bound to Charles Adam. Wood came from a continuous line of specialist castor-makers. According to Arthur Grimwade so many were produced and were of such a ‘uniformly high standard and one of the most attractively designed smaller items of plate, without which no reasonably equipped table of the eighteenth century appears to have been complete’.The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Condition requests can be obtained via email

Lot 473

A finely detailed Dutch silver table sprinklerPossibly Schoonhoven, circa 1900Modelled like a small quail with hinged head with two small garnet like eyes. Marked with 'Dutch sword'.Height: 7.5 cm. Length: 10.5 cm. 49 gr.The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Condition requests can be obtained via email

Lot 478

A Dutch silver miniature folding tableSchoonhoven, circa 1900, Attributed to H. Hooykaas. Oval table with folding sides and twisted legs. On the table a miniature oil lamp, so-called 'snotneus'. Marked to the baseMeasurements: 4.5 cm x 4 cm. x 4.5 cm. 16 gr.The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Condition requests can be obtained via email

Lot 66

Inlaid Anglo-Indian Table with Mirror, Hoshiarpur, Punjab, North India, early20th century AD.A wooden rectangular table with angled edges, draw to the front. Resting on four curving legs,scrolled to the ends. To the top of the table a plant shaped frame with pivoting oval mirror,decorated with plant motif crest to the top. The entire surface decorated with inlaid ivory decorationin the form of geometric plant motifs.The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Condition requests can be obtained via email Property from a Private Dutch Collection formed in the 1950s and 1960sD: 151 x 53,5 x 51,5 cm

Lot 67

Inlaid table, Hoshiarpur, Punjab, Northern India, early 20th century ADA rectangular table decorated to the top with inlaid ivory geometric plant pattern within a border.The legs in the form of elephant heads, also decorated with ivory inlay.The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Condition requests can be obtained via email Property from a Private Dutch Collection formed in the 1950s and 1960sD: 45,5 x 91, 5 x 45,5 cm

Lot 102

A Victorian mahogany Pembroke table

Lot 103

A large Victorian mahogany extending dining table, 72cms h, 152cms w, 359cms l extended (will extend to approx. 454cms)

Lot 118

An Edward VII inlaid mahogany occasional table and a jardiniere stand

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