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Click here to subscribeAdvertising Interest - Antique cylindrical glass bottle for the Cheltenham Mineral Water Company Brixton, London; and oval bottle and stopper marked Kings Arms, Arundel Street, Strand; a square section bottle marked W.P. Branson, coffee extract; one other bottle marked with Table Spoon measurements. 22.5cm high and smaller (4)
An English Regency period mahogany Sofa Table of large proportions, the frieze with two true half-width drawers and two dummy drawers opposing, the drop-leaves above a platform-style base with four turned supports and four downswept legs carved at the knees and terminating in brass cap castors, 117.5cm wide (leaves down) x 76cm deep x 74.5cm high
A good pair of late 19th Century French kingwood, walnut and gilt metal mounted three drawer circular Side Tables on cabriole legs terminating in brass sabot, each 32cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: One of the tables has a slightly bent pierced gallery the other is also slightly bent but in our opinion this could be rectified fairly easily, the drawers on table one all look in nice condition, when the table is turned around no major problems noted, the gilt metal sabot are all there, the legs are in an unrestored and unbroken original condition although some minor scratches etc., to be expected commensurate with age but generally in a very good overall original condition. Some minor scratching to some exposed wood areas, it should be noted that the circular crossbanding around the top is slightly lifting in several places across the original grain etc., and there is a 3/4cm double match sized piece of veneer look to be away and glued back right on the edge of the crossbanding next to and almost underneath the pierced gallery. Table two - the top looks good and flat with no problems, a slight kink in the pierced gallery, the drawer fronts all look good, turning the table around no major problems noted, some minor scratching etc., turning the table up again all the chutes and sabot are still on the legs and heading the legs, the legs do not appear to have sustained any damage, breaks or restoration etc., save a few minor scratches commensurate with age. Generally good overall original condition with no major problems noted. This lot come privately.
Tiffany Studios, New York, a fine Art Nouveau style circular topped Occasional Table (possibly originally a lamp base), the pineapple style finial above a circular black marble top and cast bronze and pierced cast bronze base in high Art Nouveau style terminating in four splaying feet modelled as tendrils, stamp cast bronze underside Tiffany Studios, New York and numbered 442, 45cm diameter x 50cm high (to top of marble) CONDITION REPORT: This has come from an Eastern royal family. The pineapple style finial has been removed from the centre of the table but as you can see there is a circular washer and a screw thread sticking which is not easily removable.
A mid-18th century tilt-top mahogany tripod Occasional Table with bird-cage mechanism; the one-piece, Chippendale style, pie-crust edged top above a gun barrel stem and tripod base with elongated pad feet, 76cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: The top although original condition is quite badly water marked and stained as shown in the images, the pie crust edge seems in good original overall order with no pieces noted to be missing, it looks like the original bird cage mechanism and the original spring loaded metal catch underneath, the rails look good too with no real evidence of replacements, gun barrel stem again is quite matt and exhibits quite a lot of water marks and scratches and some dents etc., commensurate with age, this has come privately and is in relatively good order. It is true to say one of the legs has been broken at some stage and there is an old repair down at the bottom, there is a rusty old triform brace underneath which is usual.
An early 20th century Chinese hardwood low Occasional Table, the frieze and bowed ends pierced and carved in relief with decorative prunus blossom, the urns terminating in tightly carved scrolls, 92cm wide CONDITION REPORT: A fair amount of discolouration of wood to the top, mostly the carving seems to be in good general overall condition, no major breaks or repairs noted, scratches and small chips to the feet commensurate with age. One leg has been re-glued and strengthened so there is dried white glue on this.
A late Regency period rosewood Sofa Table, the gadrooned top with two leaves and two flush drawers (the right hand drawer being bigger), square splaying stem and on gadrooned platform base with bun style feet having gadrooned tops and recessed castors, 102cm wide (leaves down) x 76cm deep x 72.5cm high
An Art Deco style/period 800 grade silver backed Dressing Table Set comprising hand held Mirror, Hairbrush, two Clothes Brushes, one further smaller Brush with handle (possibly for shaving?), two cut glass square Requisite Jars and a smaller cut glass Jar with large lid, together with a Comb Mounting (minus comb), each piece with engine turned decoration (9 pieces)
A large and fine antique French refectory style Dining Table, the two-plank cleated walnut top of very good colour above an oak base with two end-drawers, one smaller middle drawer, raised on turned legs united by an H- form stretcher, 240cm wide x 106cm deep x 81cm high CONDITION REPORT: The dimensions of the top are 240cm x 106cm and the height is 81cm, the dimensions of the base (legs held together with an 'H' form stretcher) are approx. 186cm x 72cm
A 19th Century Chinese oak table cabinet, the two panelled doors displaying carved foliate-style spandrels and opening to reveal an arrangement of six half-width over one full-width lower drawer, raised on lions paw style feet, 44.5cm wide CONDITION REPORT: The top of the piece has an approx. 8/9cm light scratch in the middle towards the back and also a small bruise on the front right hand side, the right hand panel seems OK although some very small pinholes are noted, the left hand panel seems good, the door are of a fairly nice colour and tightly carved with no major problems noted and they seem to shut flush and flat, the animals claw feet seem to be in good general overall condition although there a few minor scuffs and scratches commensurate with age. The drawers inside seem in good general overall order, the back looks dark and original.
A fine Art Deco period figured walnut extending Dining Table, central removable leaf and the two ends with canted corners and slightly outset frieze above two rectangular block supports, quarter veneered, and veneered with horizontal walnut streaks to the corners, each supports with slightly recessed platform base, 247cm (leaves in) x 102cm wide x 76.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Multiple scratches and dents to the surface veneer, the frieze and base of the table also with scratches and wear and tear commensurate with age (see images)
An unusual Chinese/Korean elm Centre Table, the overhanging top with a framed glazed aperture lifting to reveal copper lining and flanked by one smaller copper lined compartment with lift-up lid, the front with two small full-depth right- hand drawers, shaped apron and raised on block feet carved with a key fret style motif, the overhanging table top 76cm wide x 48cm deep x 44.5cm high (to top of table top)
Silver Twist Barred Gate Style Bracelet, comprising four pairs of curved bars with incised twist pattern, joined by plain, looped bars and fastened with a matching fold over clasp; 7.5 inches long, plus a large black stone ring, square cut with chequerboard faceting to the underside and around the edge of the table, set in silver; stone size just under 1 inch square; ring size P/Q
Mary Fedden 1915 - 2012 Signed Limited Edition Print Still Life With Fruit And Jug Mary Fedden was born in Bristol and wanted to be a painter even as a child. Leaving Badminton School at sixteen, she studied at the Slade School of Art in London from 1932 to 1936 under the theatre designer Vladimir Polunin, who had worked with the Ballets Russes. She painted sets for professional performances at Sadlers Wells, but decided against stage design as a career. Returning to Bristol, she taught art and made a living by painting portraits. Presented here is a pencil signed print, number 77 of 550 depicting a table laden with fruit and ceramics against a black and white chequerboard background. Modernist in style, housed in contemporary silver frame. 13.5 x 15.5 inches.
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