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Click here to subscribePADGETT & BRAHAM LTD; a George VI hallmarked silver backed five piece dressing table set with overall engine turned decoration, comprising a pair of hand brushes, a pair of coat brushes and a hand mirror, length 25cm, each piece inscribed 'Priscilla', London 1938, and a circular jewellery box with mirrored lid, Elkington & Co, inscribed 'Jean' to the lid, Birmingham 1924, diameter 12.5cm, also an oval mustard pot (7).
ADIE BROS LTD; a George V hallmarked silver backed five piece dressing table set with engine turned decoration and vacant rectangular cartouches, comprising a hand mirror, length 28cm, a pair of hand brushes and a pair of coat brushes, Birmingham 1934, also a plain coat brush by William Devenport, Birmingham 1926 and an ebony example (7).
ADIE & LOVEKIN LTD; an Edward VII hallmarked silver table lighter modelled as a Roman oil lamp on loaded foot, Birmingham 1913, length 9.5cm, a silver handled ivory bladed letter opener, Sampson Mordan & Co, London 1889, length 20.5cm, and a silver circular powder box with mirrored lid, W & H Ltd, Birmingham 1917 (3). CONDITION REPORT: Lamp: handle at an angle, two pronounced dents near handle, further minor dents and general wear, lid very slightly crimped. Powder box: mirror at fault, glazed over, lid interior crimped in one area, general wear. Page turner: ivory has been re-glued into handle, a few nibbles to top, general wear.
A group of variously hallmarked silver mounted clear glass items to include a hobnail cut cylindrical scent bottle with hinged cap, Charles May, Birmingham 1896, length 7.5cm, and two table jars, London 1907, also a heart shaped pin dish, Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1897 (9).
A mixed lot of silver items comprising a mustard pot, maker's initials HMI, Sheffield 1935 (no liner, finial af), a small capstan inkwell, Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1913, a silver collared scent bottle and a dressing table jar, also two pocket watches and a base metal sovereign case (7).
A pair of Victorian green satin glass table lustres with lobed rims and garland and floral motif decorated sides, with ovoid stems above stepped circular bases, each suspending ten prisms, height 35cm. CONDITION REPORT: Generally in good condition only with some surface dirt and minor ware such as rubbing or flaking to gilt/enamel decoration, prisms also in good condition, some with nibbles to edges and tips.
A late 19th century Bohemian ruby glass table lustre painted with gilt heightened floral motifs, with drops, height 36cm, with glass dome (base missing). CONDITION REPORT: Numerous fine nibbles to bottom edge of the base, areas of rubbing to the gild particularly to upper part of the band, minor surface wear, otherwise appears in good condition, the drops generally in good condition with odd nibbles to the edges, the appear to be associated as they seem to be too long in proportions to the lustre.
A quantity of mixed textile items comprising a pair of silver lamé evening gloves, a pair of gold coloured evening gloves and a pair of ruched black evening gloves, two pairs of vintage nylon stockings, a black satin evening purse decorated with a paste clip, two lace mantillas and a further example with rosettes, a length of black of black hat lace and four ceramic figural dressing table items, hat pins, ash tray and hat pin combined and a jar, all depicting scantily clad ladies.
A George III Irish mahogany tilt-top games table, carved with foliate motifs to the top, with dished corners, on turned baluster column on tripod base with carved cabriole legs on paw feet, 66.5 x 56.5cm, height 69cm. CONDITION REPORT: General surface wear such as minor staining and scratches to the surface, also there is a split to the top close to one of the borders, length approx 30cm.
An early Victorian rosewood rectangular games table with leather inset and chess board inlay, the foldover swivel top above fluted baluster column on quadripartite base with bun feet, 76 x 47cm when extended, and a chess set. CONDITION REPORT: Top has a split and wear to the veneer with scratches, etc. Leather inset has one area of loss and is distressed, general wear. Replacement board to the underside with further later structural additions. General wear to the rest.
A 19th century Ceylonese centre table, the top inlaid with radiating bands of specimen veneers on reduced rosewood base with paw feet, diameter 64cm. CONDITION REPORT: Quite heavy wear to the top with some losses, splits, cracking to the veneer, etc. Quite heavy wear to the feet, central column a little wobbly with some chips.
An Arts and Crafts style contemporary oak dining table of rectangular form with slightly rounded ends, the top with exposed joints, diamond carved detail to the border with similar decoration to the four rectangular legs united by a cross stretcher, length 228.5cm, width 114cm, sold with a set of ten contemporary oak splat back chairs with saddle seats and square sectioned legs (11).
An 18th century oak side table with single panelled drawer above ring turned and baluster supports united by stretchers, 91 x 64cm. CONDITION REPORT: Plank top with usual wear, the lock has been removed and with wooden infill, damage to ring turnings on front legs and of poor colour.
An 18th century oak gateleg table with opposing frieze drawers and turned supports united by stretchers, length 161cm. CONDITION REPORT: The top is an entirely different colour to the base and is split along the entire length also with a full length patch repair, general surface wear. Width when open 137cm.
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