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Lot 51

Four Boxes of LP and Single Records, Cameras and Accessories, Storage Jars, Wrist Watches, T Square, Collectors Plates, Figure Table Lamp etc

Lot 56

Miners Safety Lamp, Two Sets of Scales and Weights, Carved Wood Table Lamp

Lot 67

Four Canton Style Pottery Table Lamps, Three Clocks, Commemorative Spoons and Thimbles, Animal Ornaments, Wooden Ships etc

Lot 71

Wall Clock, Large Brass Horse, Vases, Pair of Table Lamps, Toilet Jugs and Bowls, Teaware, Glassware, Figures etc

Lot 86

Oak Barley Twist Cutlery Table and Collection of Cutlery

Lot 91

Pair of Oriental Design Pottery Table Lamps and Silk Shades

Lot 92

Pair of Tiffany Style Table Lamps and Shades

Lot 95

Collection of Various Lamps including Oil and Electric Table Lamps, Assortment of Shades, Needlework Fire Screen etc

Lot 96

Pair of Tiffany Style Table Lamps, Peacock and Cockerel Tiffany Style Lamps, Teapot and Coffee Pot

Lot 99

Glass Lustre Table Lamp, Pair of Wall Lights, Needlework Fire Screen, Jardiniere, Chamber Pot and Toilet Jug

Lot 193

Pair of Continental Porcelain and Gilt Metal Table Lamps (Converted)

Lot 294

Menorah Judaea. Mattathias Antigonus. 40-37 AD. Prutah, 1.26g (12h). Obv: Mattatayah the High Priest around showbread table. Rx: BAΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΑΝΤΙΓΟΝΟΥ; seven-branched menorah. Hendin 1168. Beautifully centered. About EF Other than the first type of the Year One Shekel of the Jewish War, the Menorah coin of Antigonus Mattatias is the most significant and sought-after of all Jewish coins. At the time that this coin was minted the golden show-bread table was considered more relevant than the menorah, which is why it is on the obverse. Possibly because of its relationship to the Christian Mass and the body of Christ our modern perception has changed totally. Less than forty of these coins are recorded. While we hesitate to call anything the finest known, this specimen is marginally better than Bromberg and far better than the two Sheshona examples. A testament to its rarity is the fact that in fifty years this is the first example of this important coin that we have ever had the honor to offer

Lot 399

Nero. 54-68 AD. Copper semis, 6.53 (6h). Rome, 64 AD. Obv: NERO CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG GERM P M TR P IMP P P Head laureate right. Rx: CERTAMEN - QVINQ - ROM CO, without S C, Prize table, its legs ending in lions` feet, on top of which are an urn decorated with at least two human figures, and an oak wreath whose ties hang down to left and right of the table`s back right leg. On the strut between the table`s two front legs, two griffins leaping towards each other; above the griffins, a hanging garland fastened at both ends and in the middle; below on the ground, a shield. BM 250 note (Naples). Paris 252, pl. XLIII (same dies). Cohen 65 (6 Fr.). RIC 91. MacDowall 306, p. 44 (3 spec., Paris, Naples, Oxford, all same dies as ours). Rare early copper semis without SC, fine style. Fine/VF Acquired from Platt in Paris, June 1968 From Nero`s earliest issue of bronze coins, struck in 64 AD, experimentally omitting the normal letters S C, and before the change from copper to orichalcum asses and semisses. These rare copper semisses without S C are found with two reverse types, Roma seated and Prize table. The Prize table pieces, according to MacDowall, were struck from only one obverse die and two reverse dies, namely our reverse die reading CERTAMEN and a second die reading just CERTAM. This reverse type commemorates Nero`s establishment in 60 AD of games on the Greek model to be held at Rome every four years: "Contests on a four-year cycle established at Rome"

Lot 505

Stag in Wrong Officina, Unpublished Gallienus. 253-268 AD. Antoninianus, 4.15g (1h). Siscia c. 267-8 AD. Obv: GALLIENVS AVG Head radiate right. Rx: DIANAE CONS AVG Stag with branching antlers standing left, two front legs vertical and parallel, two back legs parallel and bent slightly forward at knees, XI (=officina 11) in exergue. Apparently unpublished; not in Göbl, Cunetio treasure, or Appendix 5 in the Cunetio report on the Animal coins by I. Carradice. Silvered Mint State Ex Berk 166, 15 October 2009, lot 408 Animal and officina mismatched: the stag with branching antlers normally appears in officina X, while officina XI has the same legend DIANAE CONS AVG but shows gazelle with two simple, one-pronged horns, not stag. The X of XI in exergue is damaged by a short flan crack and therefore not distinct, but it cannot be anything else, because XI is the only two-digit officina number in Gallienus` Animal issue. The standing pose of our stag, with legs strictly parallel, is also unusual: normally the stag walks with one front leg and one back leg advanced, see sketches 40-44 in Carradice`s table of the animal types, on p. 191 in the Cunetio reportmint mark 51 and same reverse die as lot 512

Lot 605

Lot of Three Rare Animal Antoniniani of Gallienus. (0h). . Mint of Rome, c. 267-8 AD. (1) 2.95g, 7h. Obv: GALLIENVS AVG Head radiate right. Rx: LIBERO.P.CONS AVG Tigress walking and looking right, B (=officina 2) in exergue. Göbl 715b (6 spec.), RIC 230, Cohen 591 (BM, 3 Fr.). Rare with tigress walking right rather than left: Göbl`s photofile included only six such coins, there were none in the Cunetio hoard, and Cohen 591 cited this variety from the BM, meaning that it was not in the Paris collection in his day. Moreover, our coin shows the tigress looking forward, not with raised head as on the Vienna specimen illustrated by Göbl, pl. 56, 715b, and the BM specimen reproduced by Carradice`s sketch in the Cunetio report, p. 190, fig. 4. (2) 3.09g, 11h. Obv: GALLIENVS AVG Head radiate right. Rx: APOLLINI CONS AVG Griffin standing right, Δ (=officina 4) in exergue. Göbl 721b (2 spec.), RIC 166, Cohen 75 (Paris, 1 Fr.). Very rare variant with griffin standing right rather than striding left as usual. Göbl 721 knew of only two such coins with obverse legend GALLIENVS AVG like ours, plus six specimens with obverse legend IMP GALLIENVS AVG; there were no specimens of either variety in the Cunetio hoard. (3) 2.38g, 6h. Obv: IMP GALLIENVS AVG Head radiate r. Rx: APOLL[INI CON]S AVG Griffin sitting l., Δ (=officina 4) in exergue. Göbl 722z, Cunetio 1350 (1 spec.), RIC 165, Cohen 78 (citing BM, 3 Fr.). Rare with griffin sitting left rather than striding left. There was only one such coin in the Cunetio hoard; Cohen cites it from the BM, indicating its absence in the Paris collection in his day. Göbl`s Table 20 alleges that he knew 66 specimens of this coin, but that figure must be an error, meant to apply to some other variety. VF to Fine

Lot 1

DINING TABLE, French style with parquetry top on carved supports, with three leaves extending 182cm to 362cm x 112cm x 77cm H.

Lot 9

CONSOLE TABLE, contemporary style, in Macassar ebony, 105cm x 36cm x 82cm H. (with faults)

Lot 19

LOW TABLE, Chinese hardwood, 95cm x 95cm.

Lot 34

GARDEN TABLE, white painted metal, 106cm x 73cm H and four chairs. (5)

Lot 62

LOW TABLE, rosewood on metal supports, 133cm x 76cm x 30cm H. (small chip, with faults) (To be sold on behalf of Biodynamic Association)

Lot 73

REFECTORY TABLE, Jacobean style oak, 123cm D x 231cm L x 77cm H.

Lot 76

LOW TABLE, by William Yeoward.

Lot 81

DINING TABLE, glass on a black metal base, 225cm x 85cm x 74cm H.

Lot 92

DINING TABLE, oak with two end leaves, 84cm x 182cm L each leaf 50cm L.

Lot 106

DRESSING TABLE, silver leaf, 142cm H x 75cm.

Lot 134

LOW TABLE, in the form of a female nude in gilt metal, holding an oval glass top, 144cm W x 55cm H x 74cm D.

Lot 192

EERO SAARINEN STYLE DINING TABLE, marble topped, tulip style, 120cm diam, with heavy aluminium white base.

Lot 206

TABLE LAMPS, a near pair, Art Deco style in chrome finish, largest 52cm H. (2)

Lot 207

OCCASIONAL TABLE, circular, with leather top on chromed base, 55cm diam x 66cm H.

Lot 237

TABLE LAMPS, a pair, cream ceramic crackle glaze with cream shades. (2)

Lot 247

CONSOLE TABLE, modern mirrored with square and convex plated sides, 79cm H x 151cm x 46cm.

Lot 252

TABLE, having an adjustable top in a marquetry finish, 80cm H x 100cm diam.

Lot 253

TABLE, having an adjustable top, in a marquetry finish, 80cm H x 100cm diam.

Lot 268

TABLE LAMPS, a pair, 49cm x 83cm H. (2)

Lot 312

DINING TABLE, Regency style mahogany with two centre leaves on twin pedestal supports, 72cm H x 107cm W x 249cm L. (with faults, minor crack to top)

Lot 322

CIRCULAR MIRRORED LAMP TABLE, on square ebonised supports, 46cm diam x 60cm H.

Lot 326

DINING TABLE, circular glass top on Classical column base, 130cm diam x 74cm H.

Lot 328

TABLE, circular white top on metal base, 80cm diam x 74cm H.

Lot 329

DRESSING TABLE MIRROR, Venetian style, triptych, 111cm W x 98cm H.

Lot 345

DINING TABLE, by Alberto Meda, manufactured by Alias, rectangular white top on chrome supports, 198cm L x 75cm H x 105cm W.

Lot 346

TABLE LAMPS, a pair, pebble style, in chromed finish with shades, 80cm H.

Lot 476

DRESSING TABLE, early 20th century French grey painted and mirror topped with five frieze drawers, 136cm x 59cm x 80cm H.

Lot 481

CENTRE TABLE, late 19th/early 20th century Chinese padoukwood with allover carved detail including mythical beasts with ivory inlaid detail, 76cm x 76cm x 70cm H. (with faults)

Lot 482

TABLE LAMPS, a pair, 20th century Oriental style ceramic decorated with armorial cartouches on pink lattice grounds, 53cm H. (2)

Lot 488

FARMHOUSE TABLE, traditional French cherrywood planked and cleated upon a pine X frame trestle support, 183cm x 102cm x 76cm.

Lot 513

WRITING TABLE, 19th century mahogany, fitted two drawers, raised on ring turned legs, 105cm W x 57cm D x 74cm H.

Lot 516

REFECTORY TABLE, Victorian Gothic Revival pine on chamfered legs with stretcher, 73cm H x 259cm L x 67cm W. (with faults)

Lot 534

SIDE TABLE, George II style grey painted with foliate scroll frieze and cabriole legs, 78cm H x 150cm x 69cm.

Lot 535

BOWFRONT WRITING TABLE, George II period mahogany, crossbanded and boxwood line inlaid with square tapering supports, 50cm D x 80cm W x 78cm H.

Lot 539

WORKBENCH CONSOLE TABLE, early 20th century vintage, rectangular with substantial square stretchered supports and vice, 214cm W x 45cm D x 89cm H.

Lot 544

TRIPOD TABLE, Regency mahogany with circular tilt top, 70cm H x 41cm.

Lot 551

DINING TABLE, 19th century Continental mahogany with circular top and five extra leaves on dividing pedestal supports, 120cm x 75cm H x 316cm extended, leaf rack 126cm H x 38cm x 51cm.

Lot 570

TABLE LAMP, Chinese blue and white of baluster form with cream shade.

Lot 574

GAMES/WORK TABLE, Victorian burr walnut with serpentine fold-over top, inlaid chess and backgammon boards, sliding work basket below, 53.5cm W x 42cm D x 70cm H. (with faults)

Lot 590

PEMBROKE TABLE, late George III mahogany and satinwood with drop flap top above two real and two opposing dummy drawers, 73cm H x 34cm x 46cm, 76cm open.

Lot 596

OCCASIONAL TABLE, late 19th century French rosewood, marquetry, parquetry and gilt metal mounted with two shaped tiers, 73cm H x 55cm x 36cm.

Lot 601

CONSOLE TABLE, 19th century mahogany circa 1835, with scroll front supports (some veneer loss) 77cm H x 107cm x 45cm.

Lot 607

CONSOLE TABLE, Regency style ebonised and gilt with green marble top on lion monopodia supports with loose distressed mirror back, 93cm H x 97cm x 35cm. (with faults)

Lot 611

LIBRARY TABLE, Victorian mahogany, circa 1840, with two drawers on end supports, 72cm H x 136cm x 69cm. (with faults)

Lot 614

ENVELOPE CARD TABLE, late Victorian rosewood and inlaid, circa 1895, with counter wells, old baize and frieze drawer, 74cm H x 55cm W.

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