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Leighton Hall Auctions
Lot 312

A vintage dressing table set with a tortoiseshell style clock, tray and jars with a travelling vanity set (2).

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Mendip Auction Rooms
Lot 28

A pair of Edwardian silver miniature chairs and a dressing table. Each on cabriole legs and embossed with putti in scroll cartouches and flowers, scroll and leaf surrounds and shaped borders, the chairs with pierced backs, all with conforming marks of Levi and Salaman, Birmingham 1901, the table 44mm long, the chairs 56mm high,

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Lot 27

Three late Victorian & Edwardian silver dressing table boxes. Comprising a pair of 'pointed-oval' boxes, each with a hinged lid embossed with a central scroll cartouche within flowers, leaves and ribbons on a matt ground and with a gadrooned border, each with the mark of Saunders and Shepherd, Birmingham 1901, approx. 3cm high, 15cm wide, 4.75cm deep (1 1/4 x 6 x 1 7/8th inches), the pair 175g; and a canted-rectangular box, the hinged lid with a gadrooned border, mark of Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1899, approx. 2.5cm high. 9cm wide, 3.5cm deep (1 x 3 1/2 x 1 5/8th inches), 56g

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Lot 24

The Worshipful Company of Salters interest: A late Victorian silver replica of a renaissance table salt(?), and a spoon. To commemorate 'The Salters Company 500th Anniversary, 1394. April, 13th.1894', the shaped-oval salt with an elaborate shell, scroll and bead rim, two figural handles, and applied with the arms of the salters company and a cartouche inscribed as above, on a vase-shaped support and decorated oval foot, mark of John Bodman Carrington, London 1893, the salt 15.5cm high overall, 14cm wide (6 1/8th inches x 5 1/2 inches), 350g (a little over 11 1/4ozs), the shell bowl spoon with a terminal in the form of the company's arms (lacking the central 'arm and covered salt' crest), conforming hallmarks, 19g; in a fitted case by 'Carrington & Co... 130 Regent Street' Condition Report: Overall good condition for age, general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. The interior shows gilding and also some general 'grubbyness'. No major dents, dings or damage and sits flat on a flat surface. The spoon is lacking a finial as shown in the picture. Both would benefit from a thorough clean.

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Lot 51

A collection of silver including a silver mounted three piece dresssing table set. The oval hand mirror, oval hair brush and oblong clothes brush each embossed with angels after Reynolds, mark of James Deakin & Sons, Chester 1900-1902; a small silver trophy goblet, inscribed with a presentation inscription dated 1924, Birmingham 1923, 29g; and a chrome plated and green guilloche enamelled three piece dressing table set.

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Lot 454

International Historical Interest : An early-mid 19th century Chinese sewing table/work box with gilded lacquer decoration. The hinged top opening to reveal a scene of figures practising martial arts and a fully fitted interior of small lidded compartments above a pull-out sewing well upholstered in yellow silk. Raised on shaped supports united by a bottom stretcher, on four toed paw feet. Containing a hand written note marked 'This lacquer work table (Chinese) was brought from Canton China by Commander Arthur W. A. Hood B.N., (ultimately Admiral Lord Hood of Avalon) HMS Acorn ..... of HMS Acorn which lay off Canton for a month before entrance to the city could be effected by the crew. When Governor Yeh was taken with some of them in his Palace and carried in his own Sedan chair by them to the English boats and ships, 1856', H72cm x W64cm x D45cmContext:Governor Ye Mingchen (1807-1859) was a high ranking Chinese official during the Qing dynasty, known for its resistance from the British influence of Canton, in the aftermath of the first opium war. This action (proved by the acquisition & note) is understood to be the reason why commander Arthur WA Hood was made a Lord and Admiral !Ivory reference number 17T4NTAF Condition Report: photographs will show far more of the condition. it is basically fundamentally very sound, it does not rock ( nervous) and is undoubtedly the best one I have ever seen, with a superb provenance.

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Lot 417

A Victorian Duchess mahogany dressing table. Shaped front with cabriole supports and an oval mirror, H150cm x W120cm x D51.5cm

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Lot 10

A late Victorian silver table bell. With a quatrefoil chased knop (twist to sound), the sides pierced and embossed with alternate spiral flutes and leaf scrolls and with a hit-and-miss gadrooned rim on three paw feet, the maker's mark rubbed, Sheffield 1898, 8.5cm high, 9.5cm diameter overall (3 3/8th x 3 3/4 inches) Condition Report: Overall good condition for age commensurate with age and much use. THe marks good apart from the lozenge-shaped maker's mark which is rubbed and indecipherable. Some shallow dents to the plain spiral scrolls, sits well and doesn't 'wobble' on a flat surface. mechanism working.

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Lot 155

A vintage amethyst single stone ring. The oval mixed-cut stone claw set between split knife shoulders on a square-section shank stamped '9ct', size P. 6.7g gross Condition Report: The Amethyst measures approx. 19.3mm x 15.5mm x 9.1mm, with several small chips to the crown facet edges and points. also some general rubbing to the facet edges and minor scratches over the surface of the table, skills, kite and upper girdle facets, though most are not visible without 10X magnification.

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Lot 37

A small collection of silver including a rounded-square sugar bowl. With tapering sides engraved at one corner with script initials, mark of Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1927, 10cm wide, 5cm high overall (4 x 2 inches), 173g; a small oblong salt cellar with a shaped rim and four pad feet (blue glass liner), the marks rubbed; a faceted cylindrical clear-glass dressing table bottle with an engine-turned silver lid, Birmingham 1919; three various teaspoons and a child's spoon, various dates and makers; 332g of weighable silver

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Lot 342

An early 20th century gold, sapphire and diamond ring. The three graduated oval mixed-cut sapphires spaced by pairs of old-cut diamonds, stamped '18ct & Pt', sizing beads prevents a size, 2.3g gross Condition Report: Overall good condition for age, general wear and tear commensurate with age and use, some wear to sapphire facet edges as expected. One outer sapphire is a French-cut, the other is a more standard mixed-cut, and may be a later replacement stone, it is a good colour match. All stones show some evidence of natural origin with colour banding, however we have not obtained independent labartory certification on these stones so please bid accordingly as we will not accept returns on the basis should any stones turn out to be treated etc. The central oval-cushion shaped sapphire measurea approx. 5.7mm x 5.3mm x 3.9mm. The four old-cut diamonds each measure approx. 2.9mm-3.0mm diameter. so approx. 0.10-0.12-ish carats each, two of which have substantial (table to girdle) gletz and one other stone has a large pique under the table, due to the tiny table size this is not really noticable to the naked eye but obvious under 10X magnification. The diamonds none the less are still quite 'white and bright'

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Lot 414

A nest of four (Quartetto) mahogany mid-20th century Victorian style occasional tables. Each of rectangular form, with beaded borders, on column-shaped legs, the largest L53cm x D37cm x H69.5cm Condition Report: Structurally in good condition. No apparent breakages or alterations to the supports or stretchers. Some small knocks to the edges. Would benefit from a clean. Largest table has a watermark to the top. Light scratches and wear consistnet with age and usage.

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Lot 31

Five various George III and later silver fiddle pattern table forks. Comprising: London 1805, 1813 mark of Mary & Elizabeth Sumner; 1820 mark of Thomas Wallis (II) and Jonathan Hayne; 1828, and 1849 mark of G W Adams, 365g (a little under 11 3/4 ozs)

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Lot 521

A 19th century mahogany writing table. With three drawers, all with knob handles, raised on turned supports, H84cm x W93cm x D48.4cm

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Lot 467

An early 20th century gilt metal bouillotte table lamp. With three avian neck branches and adjustable green shade, H60cm

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Lot 23

A teak coffee table

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Tayler & Fletcher
Lot 377

Two pieces: 1. a mid-20th century oval-topped figured wood coffee-table raised on turned tapering legs united by an undertier with bearers as a magazine rack (106 wide x 46 cm high). 2. an early 20th century octagonal rosewood occasional table with marquetry centre.

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Tayler & Fletcher
Lot 403

A Regency period rosewood centre library table: rectangular top with rounded ends; standard stile supports; large turned stretcher; squat gadrooned bun-style feet with recessed castors. (LWH 129 x 74 x 75 cm)

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Tayler & Fletcher
Lot 356

An early 20th century mirror-topped pine dressing-table: small central drawer to mirrored superstructure and single panelled cupboard door below; turned legs united by a platform stretcher. (89 wide x 43.5 deep cm x 142 high to top of mirror)

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Lot 147

An assortment of mostly miniature toys: handmade doll's house furniture - dresser, rocking chair with hand-stitched cushion, table and two chairs; miniature flatware, tin storage jars, baking dishes and kitchen utensils; a green glazed five-piece miniature tea service; miniature 'Willow Pattern' style tin kitchenware; 19th century marbles; Girl Guide badges; an Airfix 'Famous Women of History - Queen Victoria' kit (unassembled); three mid-19th century? clay pipes.

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Lot 346

A late 19th to early 20th century Chinese hardwood occasional table: recessed top bordered by faux bamboo carving above pierced friezes carved with prunus blossom; raised on four faux bamboo uprights united by three similar stretchers (LWH 51 x 36.5 x 74 cm)* Condition: Good original surface and colour overall. The top does have a pale ring mark and a patch of lighter worn polish towards one end. This was once part of a nest of tables, so there are no corner brackets beneath the frieze to one side and no stretcher beneath. There is a little separation between the joints of the side stretchers and supports. No damage, losses or repairs to the carved frieze.

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Lot 420

Two pieces: 1. A nest of three shabby-chic painted wood occasional tables: marbleised tops, turned tapering fluted legs (the largest LWH 52.5 x 39 x 54.5 cm). 2. A square occasional table: variegated green marble top, black painted double-U stand, brass ball feet (31.5 x 31.5 x 39.5 cm).

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Lot 406

A good modern centre-table: oval white variegated marble top; limed wood base; four annulated cabriole-style supports locating into a cross-form base. (LWH 78.5 x 58.5 x 72.5 cm)

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Lot 200

A gilt-metal-mounted onyx table lamp, probably third quarter 20th century (43 cm high including electrical fitting)

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Lot 373

A good quality George III period rectangular mahogany tilt-top occasional table: turned stem and on three downswept legs (LWH 49.5 x 37.5 x 72 cm)

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Lot 427

A group of four matching or similar pieces: 1. a TV stand (89 cm wide); 2. a bedside-style table with single drawer, square platform stretcher (55 cm square); 3. a side-table with removeable two-handled tray locating into a conforming receding base, single full-width flush drawer and square legs united by a square platform stretcher (59.5 cm wide); 4. a ladderback chair with woven rush seat.

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Tayler & Fletcher
Lot 365

A large 18th century circular-topped mahogany tilt-top table: turned gun-barrel-style stem and on tripod base with three elongated pad feet, restored (78 cm in diameter)

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Lot 417

Children's wooden and rattan play furniture to include: a set of four Lloyd-Loom-style chairs; four green-painted pieces of furniture (double bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers (and contents) and dressing table; a four-poster double bed with mattress and bedding; two spinning-wheels and four other pieces of toy furniture.

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Tayler & Fletcher
Lot 385

An oak side table with two spring-loaded half-width drawers, raised on slender high turned tapering slightly splaying legs (LWH 120 cm x 38 x 80.5 cm) (Matches lot 382 and 411)

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Tayler & Fletcher
Lot 359

A good darkly patinated early 18th century oak oval dropleaf table: single end-drawer; gateleg action; baluster turned supports united by stretchers. (LWH 124 cm (leaves up) x 94  x 72.5 cm)

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Lot 361

A late 18th century mahogany strung and crossbanded butterfly-wing-topped Pembroke table of small and slender proportions: single full-width frieze drawer, dummy drawer opposing, raised on square tapering legs terminating in brass castors, restored (LWH 87 (leaves up) x 64 x 77 cm)

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Lot 422

A modern wooden desk/dressing table: central knee-space flanked by three graduated drawers to the left and panelled cupboard below to the right and a top drawer above; raised on small bun-style feet. (LWH 150 x 65 x 76 cm)

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Lot 179

A mixed lot of six: 1. a 19th century rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid jewellery box; 2. a late 19th century stained-wood box with strap hinges; 3. an early 20th century walnut box lined with silk; 4. a cased set of six Edwardian hallmarked silver coffee spoons (Birmingham 1903); 5. an early 20th century silver-mounted and green-enamel dressing-table set (hand-held mirror, hairbrush and clothes brush) (damage); 6. a set of building bricks (possibly 1930s).

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Lot 372

An early 19th century mahogany Pembroke table; reeded edge top above single drawer and dummy drawer opposing, raised on square tapering legs terminating in castors (106 deep x 71 cm high).

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Lot 347

An Edwardian mahogany oval centre table: satinwood crossbanded and boxwood-strung; bow-fronted friezes with boxwood stringing; square tapering strung legs united by a double U-form stretcher and terminating in spade feet (75.25 cm wide x 73 cm deep)

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Lot 75

Two dressing-table requisites: 1. a 19th century spherical cut-glass scent bottle with hinged silver lid. 2. a late 19th century hand-held silver-plated mirror ornately decorated in repoussé style with Art Nouveau swirls, flowerheads, leaves and two storks, and with vacant central cartouche.

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Lot 409

A large circular limed-oak and parquetry topped dining table by Eichholtz: the overhanging top resting on a gold-coloured waisted cone-shaped spreading circular base (141 cm in diameter x 75 cm high)

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Lot 378

A modern bespoke hand-built walnut coffee table with central decorative element of various printer's blocks behind glass (LWH 95.5 x 51.5 x 43 cm)

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Lot 384

A modern Designer cube 'console' table: grey-painted single-plank rectangular top above a stained natural wood interwoven base of square structure (LWH 183.5 x 43.5 x 71 cm)

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Lot 434

A good pair of modern brass and marble table-lamps in 19th century-style: acanthus brass capitals and variegated pink marble columns leading to stepped brass weighted bases (44 cm high)

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Lot 362

Two pieces: 1. a 19th century walnut gypsy table base with later circular top (66 cm in diameter x 64 cm high). 2. a small 1930s octagonal-topped oak occasional table on bobbin-turned legs (36 cm wide x 49 cm high).

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Lot 76

A Viners 8-place 100-piece canteen of silver-plated 'Tudor' cutlery comprising table knives, forks and spoons; fish knives and forks; dessert knives, forks and spoons; pastry forks; tea, coffee and grapefruit spoons.

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Lot 343

An 18th century mahogany Pembroke table of small and delicate proportions: two end-drawers, raised on turned tapering legs terminating in pad feet. (LWH 73 (leaves up) x 77 x 69 cm)

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Lot 383

A modern dark-stained parquetry oak desk or side-table by Eichholtz: central spring-loaded drawer above knee-space and flanked by two further smaller sprung drawers either side, panelled sides and raised on square legs terminating in square brass feet. (LWH 161.5 x 65 x 78.5 cm)

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Lot 405

A finely made modern solid ash breakfast-style table and four ladderback chairs with woven rush seats (LWH 160 x 90 x 76 cm)

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Lot 425

A good early 20th century satin maple dressing-table of large and impressive proportions: the central mirror with dentil cornice and fine foliate carving flanked by angular shelves above two small drawers, the lower section with nine drawers, raised on bracket-style feet with recessed brass castors (LWH 122 x 61  x 183 cm).

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Lot 436

Two polished brass table-lamps modelled as a Corinthian and a Tuscan column, both with reeded stems and cast bases (both approx. 71 cm high)

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Lot 404

A large and heavy solid mahogany (probably Cuban mahogany) oval drop-leaf gateleg table: raised on turned tapering legs with pad feet, restored. (LWH 155 (leaves up) x 151.5 x 73.5 cm)

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Lot 437

Eleven table lamps: a pair, onyx with wrythen stems; a set of three, white and gold-ringed ceramic; a pair, painted Indian wood; a pair, Chinese ceramics; heavy brass with acanthus-style capital and marble-style column; baluster-shaped, painted. 

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Lot 363

An early 19th century square mahogany tilt-top occasional table: turned stem, three downswept tapering reeded legs terminating in ball feet, restored (60.5 cm wide x 70 cm high)

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Lot 408

A shabby-chic-style painted centre table: the moulded top above an arrangement of three frieze drawers with early-style cast-brass handles; cup-and-cover style supports united by a stretcher. (LWH 151 x 80.5 x 75 cm)

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Lot 339

A George III period foldover-top demi-lune card table with satinwood and rosewood crossbanding; four square tapering legs headed with dark wood ovals and with square collars just before the terminals (LWH 99.5 x 48 x 76 cm)

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Lot 161

Five late 1920s and 1930s original black and white photographs to include: 1. the Bombay businessman and playboy Sir Victor Sassoon in hunting gear (signed Bassano in pencil) (34 x 25 cm) and in fancy dress (Lenare, 28 George Street, Hanover Square, London) (36 x 27 cm), circa 1928. 2. a circa 1928 fancy dress party (Alice Benson, Bombay) (28 x 32 cm); 3. a group of officers around a dining table, a portrait of Mussolini behind, interwar Tobruk (Tripolitania), annotation verso (22 x 26 cm); 4.1930s shot of a large luncheon 'function' (Rawood Ltd.) (20 x 37 cm). Provenance: Henrietta 'Joan' Stead (1902-1992). Relates to lots 160, 198 and 236.

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Lot 69

Four silver dressing-table requisites: a handheld mirror and matching hairbrush, engine turned and with gold-coloured striped decoration; a cut-glass requisite jar with star-cut base and silver lid; a clothes brush with engine-turned decoration.

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Lot 368

An early 20th century octagonal-topped occasional table on turned legs united by a cruciform stretcher with a central circular reserve (58 cm wide x 76 cm high)

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Lot 367

A West Elm circular limed oak modern Designer occasional table, together with paperwork

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Lot 438

A pair of steel shafted table lamps with flying-saucer-shaped frosted glass shades

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Lot 348

A mahogany side table in late 18th century George III style (reproduction): moulded top above a single full-width drawer with brass swan-neck handles, raised on square tapering legs. (LWH 77 x 50 x 72 cm)

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Lot 68

Hallmarked silver flatware comprising: a pair of table forks; a pair of single-struck Scottish dessert spoons engraved with armorial crests and the Erskine? motto 'Think Well'; a silver ladle (probably 18th century); a matched set of six dessert forks (3 + 3). (Total weight approx. 485 g)

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Lot 344

A pair of late 18th/early 19th century D-end mahogany side tables on square chamfered legs (formerly two ends of a dining table, together with clips) (112cm long x 56.5cm wide x 71.5cm high)

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