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Click here to subscribeROBERT ALEXANDER HILLINGFORD (1828-1893) TABLE TALK signed with monogram, oil on canvas, 30 x 21.5cm++In fine condition, undisturbed beneath glass in the original Victorian gilt egg-and-dart frame, unlined and on the original stretchers, the surface of the medium with slight damp bloom in places
TAXIDERMY. A MAGNIFICENT REGIMENTAL ROYAL BENGAL TIGER'S HEAD TABLE SNUFF MULL PRESENTED TO THE LEICESTERSHIRE REGIMENT BY THE MAHARAJAH OF KUCH BIHAR, DATED 1890 originally containing a snuff box set in the top of the head, on partly silvered and oxidised brass three wheel carriage with acanthus leaf spokes and rosette hub applied with a cartouche framed by laurels, and engraved inscription to 'H' Battalion The Leicestershire Regiment, 1890Provenance: HRH Shri Sir Nripendra Narayan, Maharaja of Cooch Behar (1862-1911) by whom presented to the officers of the Leicestershire Regiment in 1890. ++Wear as evident from the illustration mainly consigned near the nose and the years. Basically complete with the loss of the rectangular snuff box
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY, THUYA WOOD AND PURPLE WOOD-BANDED HARLEQUIN COMBINED WRITING AND DRESSING TABLE IN THE MANNER OF GILLOWS, C1790 line inlaid, with divided, hinged top and fitted interior, the rear of the top with rising section divided into compartments and an adjustable mirror, the sides with ovals, on square tapering legs and brass castors, 81cm h; 54 x 89cmProvenance: Acquired from Moxhams Antiques on 17 January 1996 (25,000).++Good condition with minor cosmetic restorations. Locks all present and original, handles possibly original. Separation approx 3mm between the two leaves
A GEORGE III SATINWOOD CARD TABLE, C1800 crossbanded and line inlaid throughout, the fold-over top with inlaid and penwork guilloche, on four square tapered legs headed by overal paterae, 96cm h; 48 x 106cm++Narrow filled shrinkage crack to top and localised veneer loss to another crack, minor old stains and scratches
A GEORGE III SATINWOOD AND BURR YEW PEMBROKE TABLE ATTRIBUTABLE TO MAYHEW & INCE, C1780 inlaid with highly figured burr yew ovals and crossbanded and line inlaid throughout, fitted with a drawer and opposing blind drawer, on square tapered legs and brass castors, 72cm h; 81 x 100cm++Old ripple shinkage cracks in burr yew oval on the top. Lock original, handles and castors replaced. Old repairs to crossbanding
A GEORGE III SATINWOOD TEA TABLE, EARLY 19TH C crossbanded and line inlaid, the drawer to the frieze with fitted interior, on square tapered legs headed by navette shaped harewood ground vase paterae, 76cm h; 39 x 99cm++Top slightly warped and old restoration to crossbanding, no substantial breaks or extensive repairs
A GEORGE III PAINTED SATINWOOD CARD TABLE, C1800 crossbanded and line inlaid, the fold-over top and frieze painted with foliage and swags, on square tapered legs headed by paterae, 71cm h; 45 x 92cm++Redecorated and embellished in the first half of the 20th c, small repairs and replacements to crossbanding
A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY, EBONY AND SYCAMORE GAMES TABLE, C1820 the sliding square top removable for backgammon, the sides with inlaid panels and reeded tablets, two fitted with drawers on reeded pillar and quadruple legs with brass castors, 73cm h; 50 x 50cmProvenance: Elizabeth Frances Oates, by whom given to [her god daughter] Jane Frances Bennet (1798-1873) of Rougham, Suffolk on her marriage to the Rev Samuel Hurry Alderson (1787-1863) in 1821 (according to the a.l.s., Bury St Edmunds Decr 3rd [1811] included with the lot) thence by descent to Mrs Alderson's grand-daughter, Ethel Tufnell of Wormington Hall, Essex (according to an a.l.s., Penrith, Cumberland, nd [1944 or 5] to the then owner Mrs Courtauld, also included with the lot).++Cosmetic restoration, veneers lifting in places, surface for back gammon releathered, scratches and knocks around the legs
A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY SOFA TABLE, C1830 with ebony line inlaid drawers and blind drawers, on reeded lyre shape supports with turned stretcher, brass castors, 73cm h; 65 x 157cm++Several small old indentations, stains and ring marks to the top, generally faded, scratches, two screw repairs to top of one of the lyre shaped supports on the inner surface
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND OAK DINING OR WAKE TABLE, EARLY 19TH C the drop leaf top on oak underframe with six moulded legs, 72cm h including later pottery castors, 130 x 140cm++Altered, elements associated, structurally sound, top somewhat faded and with a few old marks and stains but a distinctive and unusual table
A DUTCH WALNUT AND FLORAL MARQUETRY CARD TABLE, 18TH C the fold-over top with outset candle stands inlaid with playing cards, on shell carved cabriole legs, 76cm h; 36 x 74cm++Both back legs spliced, the action replaced, of pleasing old country house crusty colour with ingrained old dirt, scratches and small veneer losses
A GEORGE IV ROSEWOOD LAMP TABLE, C1830 the baluster pillar with carved foot, on platform and outset feet with roundels, 85cm h; 40 x 58cm++Requiring some cosmetic restoration, the top water stained. The turned block original and split, minor losses to the banding on the edge of the top but a good unrestored and taller than usual example as appropriate for a lamp table
A MAHOGANY TWIN PILLAR DINING TABLE, THE LEGS EARLY 19TH C with D shaped ends and two leaves, on brass capped castors, 74cm h; 105 x 237cmProvenance: Collection of William Terry (1922-2017).++Top repolished, showing signs of considerable use, legs scuffed, brass castors original
A REGENCY MAHOGANY AND CALAMANDER SOFA TABLE, C1820 the drop leaf top fitted with two drawers, on tapered trestles with high stretcher, brass acanthus castors, 71cm h; 68 x 142cmProvenance: Collection of William Terry (1922-2017).++In basically original condition the top somewhat unevenly faded, stained and marked, minor straight central shrinkage crack in top, legs heavily encrusted with dirt and polish
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY 'SPIDER' TABLE, C1780 72cm h; 68 x 81cmProvenance: Collection of William Terry (1922-2017).++Old repair to stretchers, on the underside of the top two wooden plates with numerous screws to stabilise a shrinkage crack in the top. Top of pleasing rich colour
A REGENCY MAHOGANY WRITING TABLE, C1820 the oblong fabric inlet top with panelled frieze and fitted with a drawer to either end, on reeded tapering turned legs and brass castors, 73cm h; 60 x 101cmProvenance: Collection of William Terry (1922-2017).++Old repair in one place to crossbanded edge of top, otherwise original condition
A LOUIS XVI STYLE PAINTED WARDROBE AND A DRESSING TABLE EN SUITE, C1905 the breakarched wardrobe with flambeaux finials, outset fluted pilasters and spiralling acanthus leaves, enclosed by three doors with central bevelled mirror or rectangular glazing bars, 234cm h; 56 x 216cm++Repainted, in the recent past, good condition, the locks and handles original, of probably English rather than French origin
A EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY DINING TABLE, C1840 with five leaves, on ten reeded tapering turned legs with substantial brass castors, 72cm h; 146 x 467cm, brackets stamped COPE & AUSTIN NO 152 1840++Top with a few minor marks and slightly unevenly faded, not sagging, structurally sound, long in private family ownership
A NEO CLASSICAL STYLE MAHOGANY SERVING TABLE, C1900 of serpentine form with fluted frieze, the drawer in matched veneers flanked by oval paterae, on chamferred tapering legs, 84cm h; 63 x 109cm++Incorporating George III elements and dating from the later 19th or early 20th c, top with old blackened scratches and ring marks, the front somewhat faded, structurally sound
A GEORGE III OCTAGONAL MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE BY JOHN THOMPSON OF DURHAM, 1802-19 the octagonal top with tooled leather inset writing surface and reeded edge, the frieze with reed moulded drawers alternating with blind drawers, on conforming pillar and quadruple legs with brass castors, 78cm h; 113 x 113cm, maker's printed trade label of I Thompson Upholsterer & Cabinet Maker Sadler St Durham engraved by Adolpho 326 Oxford Strt LondonJohn Thompson, cabinet maker, is known to have subscribed to Sheraton's Drawing Book in 1793 and the Cabinet Directory in 1803. He advertised in the Newcastle Courant in March 1802 for one or two hands, stating that "none but good workmen need offer." He retired in 1819, transferring the business to his sons. The present handsome library table, which was acquired by the present owners in the early 1970s is that referred to in the Directory of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840 (p. 886) and was that presumably illustrated Antique Collector, September 1973, p28, fig1.++Long in local private family ownership. Good condition but faded overall
Auguste Edouart (1788-1861) Cut out silhouette of George Frederick Muntz (1794-1857) Signed and dated 1838 and inscribed President, after Mr Atwood of the Birmingham Political Union 24 x 18cm; 9½ x 7in With two further cut out silhouettes of gentleman, one standing and one seated at a table (3) Muntz was an industrialist in Birmingham and was M.P. for Birmingham from 1840 to his death.
A late Regency mahogany tilt top tripod table on reeded column and on three scroll down-swept legs and bun feet, the top 61cm x 55cm, 71cm high and an early Victorian mahogany occasional table the rectangular top on a baluster column quadripartite platform and four paw feet, the top 61cm x 46cm, 73cm high (2)
A George III mahogany side table with deep frieze drawer raised on square tapering legs, 91cm wide, 52cm deep, 76cm high and a George III mahogany fold over top tea table with frieze drawer on grooved tapering square legs, back leg repaired, 90cm wide, 43cm deep, 74cm high (2)
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