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Lot 2706

A George III crossbanded, half round fold top card table on square section tapering legs.

Lot 2730

A pitch pine side table fitted a single drawer.

Lot 2735

A small walnut Sutherland table.

Lot 2736

An oak refectory dining table with vase shaped supports, 153 x 69cm.

Lot 2742

A Victorian mahogany dressing table, lacks mirror.

Lot 2750

An Art Deco walnut veneered and chrome mounted smokers occasional table/fire screen.

Lot 2827

A George IV fold top card table with ebony inlay.

Lot 2830

A walnut serving table with single drawer on fluted supports with low shelf, width 86cm.

Lot 2832

A George IV mahogany occasional table with quadruple base, together with a standard lamp.

Lot 2834

A 19th century French Buhl red ground and ebonised console writing table, 77cm.

Lot 2836

A George III mahogany twin flap dining table with moulded square section legs.

Lot 2837

A jewellery dealer's display table.

Lot 2843

A Regency mahogany side table with reeded top and single drawer.

Lot 2890

An early Victorian papier mache chinoiserie black ground, fold top pedestal table, inlaid with mother of pearl and heightened with gilding, diameter 75cm.

Lot 2891

A fine 19th century chess table, the crossbanded octagonal top marquetry veneered with flowers and birds on a burr wood ground, the pedestal ebonised and spiral tapering onto a marquetry tripod base. 76.5 x 58cm. Condition report: Very presentable, not perfect but we believe original and unrestored.

Lot 2892

An Indian carved ebonised, octagonal table on four elephant head and trunk legs.

Lot 2893

A Victorian pitch pine extending dining table, 138 x 195cm with single leaf inserted.

Lot 2897

A French mahogany tripod work table fitted a single drawer.

Lot 2917

A Regency rosewood veneered fold top card table, each table leg ending with brass lancet leaf cup castors.

Lot 2918

A Victorian papier mache tripod pedestal table.

Lot 2919

A rosewood veneered Victorian fold top card table with hexagonal section vase pedestal on quadruple plinth base.

Lot 2920

A Regency rosewood veneered fold top card table, the frieze with applied half round bobbin turned mouldings on plain tapering square section pedestal, the quadruple plinth base on short sabre legs with cast brass acanthus capped castors.

Lot 2921

A good late Victorian mahogany display table with blind fret carving to the lid and legs, concave low open shelf, 68cm. Condition report: No condition issues. Height 75cm, width 68cm, depth 43.5cm.

Lot 2926

A good Regency mahogany Pembroke table, the top with bands of satinwood and rosewood crossbanding bordered by inlaid lines, the whole on spiral turned vase pillars and sabre legs with brass paw capped castors, 104cm.

Lot 2939

A burr walnut veneered Victorian oval Sutherland table with spiral supports and cast cabriole legs, 91cm. Condition report: Condition commensurate with age, center faded. Height 71.5cm.

Lot 2942

A pair of Regency mahogany card tables, each fold top with canted corners, the frieze of each with inlaid ebony lines and each with fluted tapering legs in Gillows style. Condition report: Honest, untouched condition.Old worm holes across the first table. Some losses to beading at sides.Large ring marks to top of table 2. Old worm holes in back and again losses to sides.

Lot 2945

A Victorian mahogany snap top table with tripod base, diameter 123cm.

Lot 2959

A crossbanded Victorian mahogany snap top table, with octagonal tapering pedestal and concave tripod plinth, diameter 121cm.

Lot 2961

A Victorian snap top table, diameter 119cm.

Lot 2963

A large early Victorian snap top rectangular table, the canted, square section tapering pedestal with applied moulding on quadruple plinth base with fluted feet, 138 x 166cm.

Lot 2970

An 18th century carved and gilt small console table with marble top, in Louis XV style. Condition report: Top is modern, there are repairs but we believe it is 18th century. Width 65cm.

Lot 2984

A Victorian oval walnut snap top dining table on four turned and carved supports, the top with later formica.

Lot 3005

A 19th century mahogany and crossbanded table piano, now as a desk with a sliding shelf, width 108cm.

Lot 3012

An early 20th century octagonal bamboo occasional table.

Lot 3014

A George III mahogany side table with a shaped apron, width 78cm.

Lot 3015

A George III oak side table with one long drawer on turned tapering legs with pad feet, width 83cm.

Lot 3016

A George III mahogany fold top breakfast table with a drawer to one side on square section moulded tapering legs, width 90.5cm.

Lot 3021

An mahogany occasional table on an octagonal pedestal.

Lot 3022

An octagonal tripod pedestal occasional table standing on three feet.

Lot 3023

A 1970s circular drop leaf table on a folding four part base, diameter 227.5cm.

Lot 3024

A modern stylish hall table with a rectangular ash top on black bentwood branch legs, 148.5 x 49cm.

Lot 3028

A Victorian rosewood veneered octagonal tapering sewing table, on a tripod base.

Lot 352

A brass and copper banded table lamp, height 62cm.

Lot 393P

A pair of impressive Aesthetic Movement brass table lamps of ewer form.

Lot 393Q

A gilt metal and white painted table lamp, height 93cm.

Lot 151

A Victorian hanging brass oil lamp, with opaque glass shade, height 69cm, a Victorian cast brass and opaque oil lamp, with diamond date mark to the underside, height 24cm and a modernist table lamp with a ruby glass shade, height 19cm.

Lot 201

A pair of brass table lighters in the form of lion aquamanile by Adolph Frankau & Co, London, height 12.3cm.

Lot 2053

A 19th century miniature silver filigree tripod table and a similar cabinet.

Lot 2104

A rare table silver cigar lighter in the form of a tortoiseshell covered horses hoof and an inverted hunting horn to hold the wick by Grey & Co London 1902. Height 10cm.

Lot 2121

A part harlequin suite of George III Old English pattern silver cutlery, each piece monogrammed WG comprising five forks, six dessert spoons and six table spoons. 24.5oz.

Lot 2134

A dressing table tray, four silver napkin rings etc.

Lot 2177

Six fiddle pattern silver table forks. 14.5oz.

Lot 166

Wicker conservatory table and chairs

Lot 189

Oil on canvas, abstract snooker table, unsigned, 24" x 20", framed.

Lot 93

Charles Jean Agard (1866-1950) French. Study of a Lady Seated at a Table, with a Teapot and Cup, Pencil, Signed, 8.5" x 11.25".

Lot 299

A Taxidermy of a Giraffe (Giraffa Camelopardalis):Modelled as a glass topped table. H 71 cm x W 90 cm x D 55 cm

Lot 322

An Important Victorian Silver and Bronze Presentation and Sculptural Table Centrepiece, by Hunt & Roskell, Royal Silversmiths, London 1868:Depicting Owen Glendower (the self proclaimed Prince of Wales) triumphant at his capture of the key Castles at Aberystwyth and Harlech from the English in 1404. On an ebonised base, dimensions without stand:H 87cm x L 55cmFoot note: Hunt & Roskell was one of the most important London firms in London during the 19th century. Originally founded by Paul Storr, the firm went on to become famous for creating some of the greatest centrepieces in the Victorian era, employing the renowned sculptor Henry Hugh Armstead, and designer G. A. Carter, Hunt & Roskell's work can be seen in many museums collections around the world, and form part of the Royal collection. Owen Glendower (Owain Glyndwr of Powys, Glendower inherited several manors in northern Wales. He studied law in London and then served with the forces of Henry Bolingbroke, an opponent of King Richard (II) and afterward, King Henry IV. When he returned to Wales he found that England's oppressive rule had crippled the Welsh economy and aroused resentment.In September 1400, a year after Bolingbroke usurped the throne, Glendower's violent feud with a neighbour, Reynold, Lord Grey of Ruthin, touched off an uprising in Northern Wales. The insurgency quickly became a struggle for Welsh independence. Glendower formed an alliance with Henry's most powerful opponents and by 1404 he had control of most of Wales. Proclaiming himself Prince of Wales, he established an independent Welsh Parliament and began to formulate his own foreign and ecclesiastical policies. Having won a number of significant battles against the English, the tide of battle turned against him. He was twice defeated by Henry's son, Prince Henry (late King Henry V) and his allies in England were crushed. Reinforcements sent by France could not save his cause, By 1408/9 Prince Henry had captured Glendower's main strongholds, but the rebel hero of Wales was active in guerrilla fighting as late as 1412.

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