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Lot 1044

A Moorcroft cream ground table lamp base

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Lot 2223

Asprey silver & tortoiseshell dressing table set hallmarked London 1933 (Asprey & Co Ltd), comprising of a mirror, 2 brushes, a comb, 4 jars and 2 perfume bottles in fitted carry case (34.5cm wide)

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Lot 2176

Pair of George III Scottish sterling silver spoons (table / soup spoons), hallmarked Edinburgh 1791 (James Hewitt), 22.5cm long, 117 grams

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Lot 2180a

Three George III Scottish sterling silver spoons (table / soup spoons), hallmarked Edinburgh 1775-76 (James Hewitt), 21cm long, 186 grams

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Lot 2067

Sterling silver Queens & Kings pattern cutlery set (assembled), comprising of 12 main, 12 entree forks, 6 main, 6 entree forks, 6 table / soup spoons, 12 dessert spoons, 11 teaspoons, 1 basting spoon, a fruit knife and fork, with various hallmarks includ

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Lot 2420

Victorian cedar side table with drawer, 50cm wide, 40cm deep, 68.5cm high

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Lot 2054

Mid Georgian sterling silver table spoon London hallmarks rubbed, 22.7cm long, 76 grams

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Lot 2418

Victorian pedestal work / sewing table 49.5cm wide, 49.5cm deep, 73cm high

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Lot 2017

Collection of 7 various silver spoons with various types of handles, including a German 800 silver table spoon (21.7cm), a dessert spoon, 3 Georgian teaspoons, a Georgian & a William IV teaspoon, 165 grams

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International Autograph Auctions Ltd.
Lot 123

MINDSZENTY JOZSEF: (1892-1975) Hungarian Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church, Prince Primate of Hungary and Archbishop of Esztergom 1945-73. Mindszenty was imprisoned by the pro-Nazi Arrow Cross Party during World War II and was later given a life sentence in a show trial in 1949. He was freed in the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 and finally allowed to leave the country in 1971. Signed 6.5 x 8.5 photograph of the Cardinal in a head and shoulders pose wearing his religious robes. Mindszenty holds his head in his hands and several microphones appear on the table before him. Photograph by John Fairfax & Sons of Sydney, captured at a press conference in Sydney in the early 1970s shortly after his release from asylum in the United States embassy in Budapest. Signed ('+ Mindszenty') in bold blue ink with his name alone to the lower white border. About EX

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International Autograph Auctions Ltd.
Lot 146

ROOSEVELT MARTHA: (1835-1884) American Socialite, mother of American President Theodore Roosevelt and the paternal grandmother of Eleanor Roosevelt. A true southern belle, she is considered to have been one of the inspirations for Margaret Mitchell's character Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With The Wind. A good, lengthy A.L.S., Mittie, six pages, 8vo, Henderson, Herkimer County, 28th September 1882, to [Captain James D. Bulloch] 'My darling Brother', on mourning stationery. Roosevelt commences her letter stating 'I think of you tenderly & most lovingly as seated in that little room at Irvine's writing & thinking & looking so far away in yr. dear brown eyes', adding that she shall 'eagerly look for your book & read it with mingled feelings of pride, interest, love, all deeply permeated with the patient, thoughtful, painstaking truthful writer who tho' the revival of most of the incident must be painful in one sense must still remember thy interest such incidents will lend his book'. Roosevelt continues her charming letter with family news of their recent activities and many references to relatives and mutual friends, in part, '…the four or five months Theodore, Elliott & Corinne spent in Dresden in 1873 is always fresh in their memory - & it gave them such a spur in their German. Nannie being near Linlie will be a great comfort & advantage to her. I long to hear of her departure & first impressions….Bamie & I spend October at Tranquillity - hoping that Alice & Teddie, Corinne & Douglas & Elliott will spend some Saturdays & Sundays with us - November will find us all in the City for the winter. I wish you all could see the glorious view from The Mansion & the Farm House….clear atmosphere with every distant point & range, tree farm in view & blue either overall, then all in melting haze & great soft masses of clouds. Purple & gold sunsets, golden sun sets - then the heavens flecked with soft pink clouds & the distant hills steeped in depths of saphire (sic) blue….We took Tea with old Mr & Mrs Ward yesterday in their most comfortable Farm House which had the usual bead baskets large Bible in the best parlour & our tea was exquisite in its daintiness & brightly cleaned real silver….the Pastor of the primitive little church at the village of Henderson is a most agreeable man, a scholar & very fine preacher - Their House most pretty, cake & home made wine they refreshed us with when we called…..Douglas has gone in his dog cart for our mail at Jordanville. He is also ordering potatoes, buckwheat & maple syrup for all of our tables in the winter….Elliott is seated by Corinne reading Sidney Smith's Memoirs & Letters to her….& they are both laughing at some of the bon mots. Mr. Robinson rises at four a.m. after his toilette, he makes a little fire in his room, boils his water & makes his tea & partakes of it with bread & butter, reads & then has prayers at 7 am for the farmer….He again has prayers for us at half past eight after which we breakfast. Our table is waited on by a young girl formerly Mrs. R's Sunday School schooler. Her little brother Willie follows in John Martin's wake in overhauls far too large for him…..Elliott has been unfortunate in the illness of his horse Jack who foundered the other evening after coming in from the ride….the poor old Horse has his two feet done up & in saw dust while the Vet (as D & E say) from Utica visits him….' Roosevelt concludes by sending her love to Hariott, Jessie, Linlie, Jimmie and Stuart. A letter of wonderful content and quite scarce as a result of Roosevelt's untimely death at the age of 48 from typhoid fever. Some light creasing and very minor age wear, otherwise VG          James Dunwoody Bulloch (1823-1901) American Naval Officer, half-brother of Martha Roosevelt. Bulloch served as the Confederacy's Chief Foreign Agent in Great Britain during the American Civil War. Based in Liverpool, he operated blockade runners and commerce raiders that provided the Confederacy with its only source of hard currency. Bulloch arranged for the unofficial purchase of Confederate cotton, and the despatch of armaments and other war supplies to the South. His secret service funds are alleged to have been used for the planning of Lincoln's assassination.Never pardoned by the American Government for his role in the Civil War, he spent the rest of his life living in exile in England.The book which Roosevelt refers to in the present letter was Bulloch's The Secret Service of the Confederate States in Europe which was published in two volumes in 1883.Hariott Foster (1829-1897) Second wife of Bulloch from 1857. They had five children together, James ('Jimmie'), Jessie, Henry, Stuart and Martha Louise.Irvine Stephens Bulloch (1842-1898) American Naval Officer, brother of Martha Roosevelt. Bulloch served with the Confederate Navy during the American Civil War and was the youngest officer on the famed warship CSS Alabama, firing its last shot before it was sunk off the coast of France at the end of the Civil War.Anna Roosevelt Cowles (1855-1931) American Socialite, eldest daughter of Martha Roosevelt. Nicknamed 'Bamie', she was the older sister of Theodore Roosevelt and an aunt of Eleanor Roosevelt.Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919) American President 1901-09, eldest son of Martha Roosevelt.Elliott Bulloch Roosevelt (1860-1894) American Socialite, third child of Martha Roosevelt. Father of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and the younger brother of Theodore Roosevelt.Corinne Roosevelt Robinson (1861-1933) American Poet & Writer, the youngest child of Martha Roosevelt. Sister of Theodore Roosevelt and an aunt of Eleanor Roosevelt.Alice Hathaway Lee Roosevelt (1861-1884) American Socialite, the first wife of Theodore Roosevelt from 1880-84. Less than two days after giving birth to their only child, Roosevelt tragically died at the age of 22 from Bright's Disease. Her mother-in-law, Martha Roosevelt, somewhat remarkably died on the same day and in the same house.

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International Autograph Auctions Ltd.
Lot 248

HITLER'S CHANCELLERY: Two signed postcards, one commemorating the 5th Party Congress held in Nuremberg, each addressed to Wilhelm Bruckner, from Erika Hinz, a member of Bruckner's staff, stating, in part, 'On enquiry at the Brown House I heard that your convalescence is happily making progress…' (12th September 1933). Together with two signed postcards, each addressed to Erika Schinke of the Fuhrer's Adjutants Office, Berlin, 1939, from her colleagues Ilse and Steffi, stating in part, 'To you, Steffi and Irene hearty greetings from East Prussia. I am as brown as a Moor...' (Isle, 20th June 1939), 'We will disembark in Sassnitz/Rugen. The ship goes into dock in Malmo/Sweden… If there should be no travel tickets available, please write me a short card to Sassnitz/Rugen Headquarters to await collection' (Steffi, 24th July 1939). Also including nine signed, handwritten receipts, for various items intended for use in the Chancellery, including typing paper, pen and ink sets, graph paper, writing table lamps etc., most dating from 1938. Signed by various members of the Chancellery staff. Accompanied by translations for the postcards and most of the receipts. G, 13Wilhelm Bruckner (1884-1954) German Soldier of World War I & II, and until 1940 acted as Adolf Hitler's chief adjutant.Provenance: The items being sold in this lot were removed from Hitler's Chancellery, Berlin, in July 1945, primarily from the offices of his adjutants, and subsequently sold by Charles Hamilton Auctions, New York, in June 1983.

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Lot 259

HALDER FRANZ: (1884-1972) German General of World War II, Chief of the Supreme High Command General Staff (Army), 1938-42, during. Signed 4½ x 4 photograph, (neatly trimmed from a postcard), the image depicting Halder, outdoors, seated at a table in discussions with Field Marshal Wilhelm List. Signed ('Halder, Generaloberst') to a clear area below his image. With signs of former mounting to verso. Together with a T.L.S., Franz Halder, to the verso of a colour picture postcard, Karlsruhe, 13th February 1958, to Mr. Edmond Marino, in German. Halder thanks his correspondent for his kind wishes for the New Year and in return wishes him well for 1958. Also including a signed Christmas greetings card, the 12mo folding card featuring a colour image to the front of a winter landscape. Signed ('Franz Halder') in blue ink beneath a short inscription, in German, to his correspondent, dated 3rd January 1966. Generally VG, 3

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International Autograph Auctions Ltd.
Lot 353

[TAHITI]: A small, interesting collection of manuscript letters relating to Tahiti and Queen Pomare IV and the French-Tahitian War of 1843-47, most being contemporary English translations of letters sent by the Queen and other individuals, nineteen pages, mostly folio, various places (Paofai, on board HMS Basilisk, Papeete harbour etc.), February 1843 - March 1844, to various correspondents. The collection comprises four contemporary translations of letters from Queen Pomare IV stating, in part, 'I wish to inform you the words Mr. Morenhaut verbally said to me yesterday morning before my face shaking his head at me, throwing about his hands and staring fiercely at me, violently ordering me thus, "order men to hoist the new flag and that the new Government may be respected…" I protested against his conduct and told him that he was a troublesome man, if he had anything to say why did he not have a meeting convened…' (to Captain Thomson, 10th February 1843), 'I have been troubled by the French Consul, and because of his threatening language I have forsaken my house. His angry words to me have been very strong….But now I clearly make known to you the Commodore my desire through this letter. Do you shield me that the French Consul may not at all trouble me again. I look to you to protect me quickly….' (to Commodore Nicolas, 4th March 1843), 'There is here a small ship of war to watch over us. Another is coming. Do not listen to the men who will pain you by reporting that we shall not be assisted. Britain will not cast us off. Let our conduct be good…. do not on any account cause evil to grow, by no means ill treat the Frenchmen….' (n.d., c. January 1844) and one other; two lengthy contemporary copies of statements made by Tati the Great, a head Chieftain in Tahiti and counsellor to the Queen, upon having met with the French, in part, 'These were the words of the Admiral - "This is my reason for coming to Tahiti. The flag of the priests having been insulted and hauled down. The Frenchmen having been ill used….and the Queen's authorities in conniving at and supporting crime….The money I received formerly I have still on board the ship. The money received from the Sandwich Islands also remains on board the ship, and that also which I shall now demand will be kept on board the ship as redress for the evil treatment of Frenchmen by those of Tahiti…' and in the second stating, in part, 'We…declare…that Morenhaut the French Consul did truly dictate and write the letter said to be written by the Queen Pomare and her Governors requesting protection of the King of the French. Through fear we signed it….and we signed it also because Morenhaut said "If you will sign your names to this document I will give you one thousand dollars each when the French Admiral's ship returns to Tahiti. We also clearly declare that Pomare had not signed her name when we signed our names. The Queen's name was signed at Moorea, and it was because she was frightened by the French that she signed it…'; an A.L.S. by Commodore Nicolas, one page, folio, HMS Vindictive, Papeete harbour, 7th June 1843, to George Pritchard, the British Consul at Tahiti, stating, in part, 'Captain Mallet of the French….arrived at this port yesterday, having offered a most unprovoked insult towards Great Britain by saying when at my table at dinner, that "England was the most Infernal Nation in the World"; I have to request of you not to make the usual official visit to that officer….until Captain Mallet has made atonement for this gratuitous offence'; and an A.L.S. by Eliza Pritchard, one page, 8vo, Paofai, 5th March 1844, to a gentleman, stating, in part, 'I beg to inform you that three French sailors did….wantonly kill a small pig (belonging to us) close to our gate. Our servant remonstrated with them but they would not attend to him. He will be able to identify the sailors should he see them again'. With blank integral leaf. Some light overall age wear and a few letters with neat splitting at the folds, G to generally VG, 8

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Lot 361

CASTRO FIDEL: (1926-2016) Cuban Revolutionary who served as Cuba's Prime Minister 1959-76 and President 1976-2008. Signed and inscribed colour 10 x 8 photograph of Castro standing in a three quarter length pose, at a dining table, dressed in his characteristic green uniform. Seated alongside Castro at the table appears another gentleman. Signed ('Fidel Castro') in bold blue ink to a clear area at the centre of the image, and dated 19th October 1986 in his hand, further adding a warm inscription in Spanish to Eloy Perez, presumably the other individual captured in the photograph. Accompanied by the original envelope (some large tears, FR) addressed to Lieutenant Colonel Eloy Perez, marked Personal, and with an official stamp dated 30th October 1986. About EX

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Lot 365

GANDHI MAHATMA: (1869-1948) Indian Political and Spiritual Leader during the Indian Independence Movement. An exceptional and rare vintage signed 10 x 8 photograph by Gandhi, the original Associated Press of London photograph depicting the Indian leader standing in a three quarter length pose, dressed in his familiar traditional Indian dhoti and woven shawl. Standing alongside is Madan Mohan Malaviya, who is also seen in a three quarter length pose wearing traditional Indian clothes. Signed ('M K Gandhi') in bold blue fountain pen ink by Gandhi with his name alone to a clear area of the image. Annotated and dated London, September 1931, in an unidentified hand to the verso. Signed photographs of Gandhi are particularly rare and desirable and this is a fine example. A few very slight, extremely minor surface and corner creases, otherwise VG Mahatma Gandhi and Madan Mohan Malaviya were two of the three delegates of the Indian National Congress who attended the Second Round Table Conference in London from September to December 1931, when the present image was taken (and also most likely signed). The Gandhi-Irwin Pact had been signed earlier in the year and the discussions at the Conference led to the passing of the Government of India Act of 1935. Madan Mohan Malaviya (1861-1946) Indian Educationist, notable for his role in the Indian Independence Movement. President of the Indian National Congress 1909-10 & 1918.

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Lot 47

GARLAND JUDY: (1922-1969) American Actress and Singer, famous for her portrayal of Dorothy Gale in The Wizard of Oz (1939). Academy Award winner. A good vintage signed and inscribed 8 x 10 photograph of Garland seated in a full length pose on a table, resting one arm on the actor Mickey Rooney, who is seen in costume as Lorenz Hart, in a scene from the MGM biopic film Words and Music (1948) which was loosely based on the creative partnership of Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart. Signed by Garland in blue fountain pen ink to a clear area of the image. Some light surface and corner creasing to the white borders of the photograph, G             

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Transport Auctions of London
Lot 15

TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising "Peacock's" Watford Railway Time Table for May 1922 (includes some motor-bus times), in good, lightly-used condition, plus "Strong's" Local Train and Motor Bus Time Tables for Bromley dated July 6, 1930, age-darkened, pencilled annotation on cover but generally good. [2]

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Lot 194

Selection of 1920s/30s Bus/Coach TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising January 1924 'TBR' (Travel by Road) Official Motor Omnibus & Charabanc Guide of England & Wales (tear to spine, fold-out map present but fold-tears), 1930 Summer Programme London Coastal Coaches 'ABC' Guide (good condition) and 1931 'Full Summer Edition' of 'The Roadway' Express Services Time Table for Great Britain (scuffed spine, otherwise good, pocket at rear is empty). [3]

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Lot 264

Selection of 1930s/40s Southdown Motor Services Ltd TIMETABLE BOOKLETS comprising Official Time Table & Route Map dated 1 February 1930 (scuffed back cover, otherwise very good, fold-out map present), Official Bus Time Table dated 1 Jan 1936 (scuffed spine, otherwise very good, fold-out map present) and WW2 Emergency Time Table No 5 dated April 10th, 1941 (very good condition). [3]

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Lot 365

1889 (September) Murray's TIME TABLE DIARIES - District & Metropolitan Railways. A small, pocket BOOKLET containing timetables for the two first Underground railways plus Thames tide tables, period advertisements for steamers, the Crystal Palace etc and a fold-out UNDERGROUND MAP 'District Railway Miniature Map of London'. Some signs of age but generally very good, no material damage. A most unusual item. [1]

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Lot 130

United Automobile Services ENAMEL SIGN 'Time Table Notices', approx 1930s/40s, measures 37" x 15" (94cm x 38cm), in used condition with some dents and enamel losses, plus an Eastern Counties Omnibus Company Ltd framed & glazed NOTICE 'Luxury Coach Tours' to various destinations with illustration of Bristol/ECW coach and durations and prices in guineas, 12.5" x 20" (32cm x 51cm), c1950s, slight damp-staining at bottom. [2]

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Watches of Knightsbridge Auctioneers
Lot 85

A RARE GENTLEMAN'S STAINLESS STEEL PHILIP HI-SWING CARIBBEAN 1500 1000M AUTOMATIC DIVERS WRIST WATCH CIRCA 1960s, REF. 715 Movement: Automatic, quick-set date. Case: Diameter approx. 42mm, one piece "Triple Safe" case, fish emblem embossed on case back, numbered, decompression table rotating bakelite bezel, mineral crystal, screw-down crown.Strap: Leather. CONDITION REPORTDial: Original dial in excellent condition.Movement: Working at present.Case: In very good condition, some cracks to the bakelite bezel.Strap/Bracelet: In excellent condition.

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Lot 196

Meredew retro dining table with 4 chairs

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Lot 200

Modern Rosewood effect dressing table with stool

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Lot 202

G-plan table with 4 chairs & 2 carvers

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Lot 240

Singer sewing machine cast iron base made into a table

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Lot 243

A hardwood Malaysian side table

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Lot 252

Edwardian tan leather top console table with under drawer

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Lot 254

Victorian envalope games table with under drawer

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Lot 255

Oriental lacquered card table with gilt raised paintings to the trim, Main top has a black velvet top, 4 Fold away legs

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Lot 259

Octagonal top side table on single pedestal support on claw castor feet

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Lot 278

Cast metal green garden table & 4 matching chairs, Finished in a flower design.

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Lot 296

Oak 1940's - 50's table & 4 chairs

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Lot 360

Regency rosewood sewing table, comprising of 2 drop ends, single drawer with sewing material drawer on a single pedestal support leading to 4 bun feet on castors

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Lot 1148

An Edwardian single mirrored wardrobe with a mahogany dressing table (2)

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Lot 1365

A George III mahogany drop flap table on cabriole supports with pad feet

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Lot 1173

A 19th century occasional games table, a washstand, a mirror and two painted chests of drawers

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Lot 1212

A 1970's red fibreglass coffee table, on a pedestal base, unmarked, 60cm diameter, 39cm high

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Lot 1013

R. Gogbel (20th/21st century) Portrait of a lady artist in the late eighteenth century style, signed, oil on canvas together with a further modern oil on canvas of a gentleman seated at a table in nineteenth century dress, a modern possibly Eastern European oil on canvas in the traditional style and a further twentieth century oil on canvas depicting a seventeenth century gentleman in an interior and another (5) mostly unframed

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Lot 1355

A 19th century mahogany circular breakfast table

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Lot 1368

A 19th century plant stand, together with a Pembroke table of similar date; after George Morland, a 19th century black and white engraving; After Landseer, 'The Breakfast Party', a coloured engraving; together with 'A Visit to the Donkies'

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Lot 1091

Large pine farmhouse table

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Lot 1102

A reproduction painted cast iron table with octagonal marble top and four chairs

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Lot 1413

A George III string inlaid mahogany demi-lune fold-over card table

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Lot 1319

A 19th century mahogany fold over tea table

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Lot 1414

Dining table, with two leaves, and ten chairs (11)

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Lot 1185

A cut glass mushroom lamp together with a pair of decorative table lamps with silk shades

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Lot 1169

An oak drawer leaf table together with set of six matching chairs

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Lot 1362

Reproduction side table fitted one drawer

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Lot 1064

Six modern table lamps, a cutlery tray, silver plate etc 

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Lot 1286

Arts & Crafts oak three piece bedroom suite comprising mirror fronted wardrobe with copper strap work, mirrored dressing table and a marble top washstand with tile splash back

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Lot 1050

A 20th century oak glazed bookcase; an oval topped side table and a mahogany Pembroke table on column supports

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Lot 1295

A matched dining suite comprising a carved oak and walnut sideboard, oak drawer leaf dining table, four similar chairs and another set of four oak dining chairs

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Lot 1303

A flame mahogany veneered octagonal coffee table with glass protector

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Lot 1321

A Victorian mahogany wind out dining table raised on boldly reeded legs, together with a modern mahogany baize lined cabinet on stand and a glass topped circular coffee table

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