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Click here to subscribeA vintage suitcase with old travel labels containing a pair of Rex Valencia figures of women in 16th century style costume, Torquay wares including a 3-handled vase, dressing table wares etc, together with a print of a hare at sunset after A Weczerzick, a watercolour of a peaceful lake scene, a boxed Orbit telescope etc (displayed under shelf)
A good quality electroplated six divisional table cruet with double struck scrolling and beaded embossed handle set above a rotating framework of six cut glass bottles/flasks, centred with an embossed plated flower head, surrounded by pierced gallery sides, all raised on tri scrolling and pierced supports, a large English made drinks tray of rectangular form with shell embossed handles, a wine coaster with embossed cherub and other decoration, a lidded serving dish of oval form with banded borders, etc
A late 19th Century Swiss table top polyphon - "The Britannia", to take 9.125ins diameter metal disks, the movement with twin 3.5ins wide steel combs, in walnut cabinet with turned finials enclosed by a pair of rosewood banded doors, 17ins wide x 10ins deep x 26ins high, and a selection of reproduction metal disks for same Provenace : Christies South Kensington - Auction 12th April 2001, Lot 74
A 1960's "William's Friendship 7" electrically powered coin-in-the slot pinball machine manufactured by Williams Electronic Manufacturing Corp, Chicago, Ilinois, the illuminated upper panel depicting a spaceship, a spaceman and worded "Friendship 7" with aluminium framed table top casing and on Chromium plated legs, 22ins wide x 52ins deep x 66ins high
A good late 19th/early 20th Century Austrian cold painted bronze inkstand by Franz Bergman, modelled in the form of an African dispensing coffee at an open window with hexagonal table (forming inkwell) to front, 5.5ins wide x 4.5ins deep x 8.25ins high (lacking glass inkwell)
A gilt metal table lamp modelled as a seated putto holding a bunch of grapes, on green veined marble base with light fitting behind, 12ins high, and a gilt metal table lamp modelled as a winged cherub holding aloft a sconce, on circular base with acanthus moulding, 11ins high
An early 20th Century French kingwood, parquetry and gilt brass mounted rectangular occasional table of Louis XVI design, the parquetry top inlaid with boxwood and ebonised stringings and rosewood bandings, bellflower and bead pattern mounts, fitted one frieze drawer with raised rectangular centre with bold gilt brass leaf scroll pattern mount, on slender turned, fluted and gilt metal mounted legs, 23ins wide x 16ins deep x 27.5ins high
An Anglo Chinese lady's dark brown lacquer and gilt decorated Bonheur du Jour/dressing table, the upper part with shaped cresting, fitted central mirror panelled door and six small drawers enclosed by a pair of doors, and with deep drawer to side, the work box section under with numerous divisions and with ivory fitments, fitted lift-out tray and enclosed by two folding tops, drawer under containing writing slide, on stand with square tapered legs, 22ins wide x 24ins deep x 53ins high (early 19th Century - minor damage)
A William IV rosewood circular drum table, the crossbanded top inset with gilt tooled dark green leather, fitted three real and three dummy drawers, on plain turned central column, triangular inswept platform base with moulded scroll toes, 24ins diameter x 28ins high (split to top and some damage to moulding)
A George III rosewood rectangular card table with rounded front corners, inlaid with boxwood and ebonised stringings and with crossbandings, with green baize lined folding top, on square tapered legs and castors, 34ins wide x 17.25ins deep x 28.5ins high (faded)
A 1920s black lacquer rectangular occasional table decorated in gilt with chinoiseries, on square legs with block toes, 31.5ins x 17.25ins x 28.5ins high, and four matching occasional chairs with arched crest rails and fretted splats, on square tapered legs with spade toes (some damage)
A Regency mahogany circular breakfast table, the top with matched figured veneer and rosewood crossbanding, on turned central column and quadruple splayed and reeded supports, with leaf carved knees and brass caps and castors, 58ins diameter x 28ins high (with damages and repairs)
A 19th Century mahogany rectangular hall table, the top with rounded corners and moulded edge, on rectangular end supports and splayed trestle feet 28ins x 16ins x 26ins high (faded), a 19th Century Continental walnut side table, 24.5ins wide x 17.5ins deep x 28ins high, and a mahogany bow-front display cabinet (converted from a wash stand), 21.5ins wide x 15ins deep x 33ins high
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany bow and break-front writing table inlaid with satinwood bandings and boxwood stringings, the top inset with cream leather, fitted three drawers, on square tapered legs with spade toes and castors, 40ins wide x 22.5ins deep x 30ins high
An Edwardian mahogany bow-front side table by S. & H. Jewell, Little Queen Street, Holborn, inlaid with satinwood banding, boxwood stringing and marquetry, fitted two drawers, on square tapered legs and spade toes, 39.5ins wide x 22.5ins deep x 32ins high (slight scuffing and damage)
An old oak oval gateleg table, the top with moulded edge, fitted two drawers, on slender baluster turned supports, 49ins x 51ins x 27ins high (top later), a Harlequin set of five Windsor chairs (including two armchairs) with arched crest rails, wheel pattern splats and wood seats on turned legs, and two other chairs
A late Georgian mahogany rectangular occasional / games table, the top with angled corners and with chess board pattern inlay, candle slide to underside, on slender turned central column and splayed legs, 19ins x 15.5ins x 30ins high (legs repaired), and a Victorian oak hall chair, the shaped back with cartouche, on baluster turned front legs (seat repaired)
A late Victorian silver miniature oval occasional table with pierced top and apron, on six shaped legs, 3ins x 2.5ins x 1.5ins high, by M.L. (?), London 1898 (weight 1.79ozs), a George V silver miniature "Nelson" chair, 2.25ins high, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1911, and a ditto miniature Turner's chair, 2ins high, Birmingham 1912 (combined weight 1.14ozs)
Five Edward VII silver fiddle pattern dessert forks and matching dessert spoons by Elkington & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1903, one other similar spoon, Birmingham 1896 (all crested), a selection of other silver dessert and table spoons (weight 35ozs), and two plated fiddle pattern soup ladles
An early 20th Century Continental silver and enamel novelty miniature box modelled in the form of an occasional table, the lid enamelled with figures in a landscape, on turned end supports and scroll feet, 2ins x 1.25ins x 1.7ins high, and a matching three tier corner cupboard, whatnot with two open shelves and cupboard under enclosed by single enamelled door, 3.5ins high, both with import marks for Robert Friederich, London 1903
Two late 19th/early 20th Century Meissen porcelain figures - Gallant with posy and girl with basket of flowers, each 5.5ins high (blue crossed swords marks and impressed and incised marks), and a 19th Century Meissen figure of a fine lady seated at her dressing table, 5.5ins high (blue crossed swords and impressed and incised marks)
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