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Click here to subscribeMATCHED PAIR OF GEROGE III SILVER TABLE BUTTER DISHES one lacking marker's mark, possibly purposely removed, London 1762, the other maker's mark partially rubbed, possibly Edward Stammers, London 1814, each engraved with heraldic palm tree, each with a clear glass liner, approximately 895g, each 22cm long
A table lamp, in the form of a skull and vertebral column, on a wooden plinth, 51 cm high Condition report Report by GH We believe this to be genuine real bone. The table lamp will need fully rewiring. Wire has been cut off. The springs which hold the jaw onto the skull are stretched and would benefit from replacement. As shown in the photo the top of the skull has been sawn off. There is a piece of loose bone, however it is difficult to see where it has come from. Wooden plinth generally very worn and faded. Generally appears complete.
An early 19th century mahogany dining table, having a pair of D ends and two leaves, on tapering reeded legs, 230 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by GH No clips. One of the extra leaves is a lot darker than the rest of the top, obviously hasn't been regularly used. Some small veneer repairs, cracks, chips and dents to the top as well as some old wood worm holes and water staining. Generally quite unevenly faded across the top. Legs reasonably firm. All casters present. One of the inside legs has an old repair. Generally well used with nice patternation and good saleroom fresh condition.
An Ercol elm low table, 80 cm wide, and a similar small table, 46 cm wide (2) Condition report Report by GH Firstly the stool/small table is generally good with one scratch to the top. No other obvious issues and with Ercol label underneath. The low table has a couple of light scratches and a couple of small dents to the top and occasional small dents around the top edge. Otherwise good. We could not find a label.
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