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Click here to subscribeLowestoft sparrow beak and a baluster jug circa 1775-80, the first decorated with floral sprays in orange and green below a red line and loop border, the second with a Mandarin pattern of Chinese figures by a fence with a table and vase of flowers with an insect hovering above with line and arrow border in red and black, the jug 3ins, condition: rim chips to both (2)
Collection of four items of apprentice type furniture, to include a 19th century oak miniature dresser/cabinet (for housing miniature books) having carved broken pediment above two glazed doors to the top, lift top compartment to the base plus 10 miniature volumes; a mahogany revolving bookcase with fan inlaid detail to the top, 7 1/2ins wide x 7 1/2ins deep, x 10ins tall; a parquetry inlaid tip-top dining table on baluster column and three footed base, 7 1/4 ins diameter and an inlaid mahogany two-door bookcase cabinet with two opening glazed doors above a single drawer, beaded detail throughout, turned feet, 6ins wide x 9 1/2 ins tall x 3ins deep (4)
Late 19th/early 20th century satinwood circular occasional table, the top painted roundel and bell flower swag decoration to the centre and edge, having lower circular plant pot holder with brass gallery supported on four scrolled stretchers joining four turned tapering legs, 29 1/2 ins diameter
Full size mahogany framed snooker table, green baize inset, raised on 8 fluted and waisted ring turned supports with heavy peg feet, 12ft 6ins x 6ft 8ins overall, together with a collection of various cues, rests, balls etc, (probably by Burroughes & Watts) The following Lot will be sold in situ off site. Please telephone for an appointment to view (item is situate approx 10 minutes from the salerooms). NB: the purchaser will be responsible for all costs of removal and any associated costs and this lot will also become the sole responsibility of the purchaser at the fall of the hammer.
19th century continental serpentine fronted fold top card table, the top and side friezes profusely inlaid with floral marquetry design within cartouche and line frames, ornate brass capped cabriole legs, opening to reveal a baized interior, complete with protective glass top, 35 1/2 ins wide x 18 ins deep x 28 1/2 ins tall (maximums)
An interesting late 19th/early 20th century aesthetic movement standard lamp of circular two tier table form constructed of satin wood and ebonised wood, having stylised pen work decoration of Harlequin and other female figures with geometric detail to each tier, the tapering lamp column further decorated in the same manner with stylised foliate and floral emblems, base section 15 ins diameter, top section 14 1/2 ins diameter, overall height 61 3/4 ins, note: signed with initials SL?, to foliate work beneath the Harlequin on the base tier, (a/f)
An interesting Victorian period occasional pedestal table, the shaped circular, velvet top with applied brass scrolled edge, deep velvet frieze applied to a Rococo style gilt detail majolica china column to an elaborate gilt metal base of triangular form, 19 ins diameter, 30 1/4 ins tall
An early Lowestoft polychrome coffee cup circa 1770 and a sparrow beak jug, the cup decorated with panels of Chinese figures separated by panels with gilt scrolls enclosing flower sprigs in red and puce beneath a line, loop and dot border, the sparrow beak with Chinese figures by a table with a Chinese figure on the reverse beneath a line and loop border, the cup 3ins, condition: sparrow beak cracked, chips to foot rim of cup
An impressive Lowestoft tankard circa 1770 of cylindrical form well painted in an early style with a mandarin type pattern of Chinese figures by a table with a vase of flowers, the reverse with a figure holding a bird by a fence with insect above, a loop border to the interior of the rim, height 5 1/2 ins, condition: hairline to rim
A Victorian Hungarian Ash side table stamped Holland & Sons, the single frieze drawers raised on turned reeded legs to brass castors, 92 x 57 x 74 cm highProv; Avington Park, Hampshire, the dispersal sale 1951 (lot 212), family seat of Sir John Shelley-Rolls (facsimile catalogue entry available) Condition Report top showing a multitude of light scratches, a few light scorch marks, some areas of damage through the surface finish, otherwise the table original, both pulls original, undamaged and matching, bright and undamaged, legs are a bit 'loose', castors intact and matching
A continental fruitwood library table having a rectangular tooled leather inset surface, over a trio of frieze drawers opposing dummy drawer fronts, raised on square tapering legs Condition Report appears sound overall although evidence of one leg having been detached, signs of old worm, escucheons and pulls replaced
A Regency giltwood and rosewood console table, circa 1820, the rectangular marble top (fractured) raised on turned supports flanking a mirror panelled back on a rosewood platform base, 140 cm x 51 cm x 74 cm high Condition Report signs of repair, re-burnishing, structure appears sound and original, the back mount bar an older replacement, the top fractured in two parts, veneer loss to plinth base
An 18th century and later carved giltwood console table, the (later) serpentine form marble top raised over a floral frieze on cabriole legs, 120 cm x 81 cm high Condition Report showing alterations and repairs to the mounting bar, the legs and frieze original, the marble a later replacement
A Yorkshire golden oak kneehole desk/dressing table by Kingpost, the adzed top over three frieze drawers and cupboards flanking a kneehole, raised on style feet, circa 1950's, carved signature to side, 145 cm x 49 cm x 78 cm h Condition Report good original condition, as removed from the original purchasers cottage
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