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Click here to subscribeA LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY PALE OAK EXTENDING DINING TABLE with `D` ends and five loose leaves supported by six finely carved naturalistic pillars with acanthus scroll and cartouche motifs with shaped stretchers on bun feet, approximate overall measurement 14 ft 2" long x 5 ft 5" wide x 2 ft 5" high
CAVE, William, The History of The Life and Death of The Holy Jesus, Norton, 1675, Fo. lacking prelims. p.i - xxvi. i-vii, 3 parts. p. 1 - 431. Table 6 lf. Antiquitates Apostolicae, 3 lf. pp. i - xiii. Lives of Apostles, 176pp. 1lf. 2 double p. plts. Further engrd. plts at beginning of chapters. Lacking upr. bd. w.a.f. Tog.with CLARK, Samuel, The Lives of Sundry Eminent Persons in This Later Age, Simmons, 1683. Fo. Lacks endpp. bds. det.
A George V silver novelty table lighter in the form of a bugle, the mouthpiece forming the wick, the body inscribed `Presented to Lieut. H.T. Cock, 3rd K.O. Yorkshire Light Infantry, by his Brother Officers, on the Occasion of his Marriage, June 15th 1910`, London 1910 by J.B., height approx 17cm.
A George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, London 1804 by William Eley and William Fearn, a George IV silver butter knife, London 1822 by William Chawner, together with a collection of other silver cutlery, including table forks and spoons, dessert forks and spoons and teaspoons.
A George V plated part canteen of cutlery, including soup spoons, dessert forks and spoons, fish knives and forks and table knives and forks, contained in a Jacobean Revival oak cabinet fitted with two drawers, on turned legs by Maple & Co, together with a set of six George V silver napkin rings, Chester 1912.
A Clarice Cliff Bizarre circular bowl, the exterior decorated with green, lilac, yellow and black banded detail, black printed and impressed factory mark to base, together with a small group of ceramics, including a diminutive Doulton stoneware pot and a Waterford rectangular dressing table tray.
A Mason`s `Chartreuse` pattern part service, comprising a soup tureen, cover and stand, twelve dinner plates, six dessert plates, eight side plates, six soup bowls and stands, sauce boat and stand, condiment set, two cake plates, hors d`oeuvres dish, teapot and cover, ten teacups, seven saucers, milk jug, preserve pot and cover, dragon handled jug, potpourri jar and cover, a vase, photograph frame and two table lamp bases.
Two Meissen porcelain figures from the set of Senses, late 19th Century, after Schonheit, one modelled as a lady seated at a dressing table with mirror allegorical of Sight, the other of a lady seated beside a birdcage allegorical of Touch, crossed swords in underglaze blue and incised `74` and `62` to bases, heights approx 14.5cm (minor faults).
A pair of Bohemian white overlay green tinted glass table lustres, late 19th Century, each petal rim bowl decorated with oval panels painted with alternating flowers and gilt scrolls, above tapering facet cut stems and similarly decorated circular bases, hung with cut glass prismatic drops, height approx 30.5cm (minor faults).
A Wedgwood pale blue jasperware three colour oval dressing table tray, 20th Century, sprigged in white with a central scene of Cupid and Psyche within a dark blue jasper fruiting vine border, together with a small group of other pale blue Wedgwood jasperwares, including a flared vase with pierced liner.
A Stuart Devlin rosewood envelope card table, the hinged top centred by four pull-out counter holders, the interior lined in green baize, the sides carved with bark textured edges, the square tapering legs with applied pierced seaweed effect corner panels, bearing maker`s label to underside, height approx 77cm, width approx 61cm.
A Victorian stripped pine drop-flap kitchen table, fitted with a single drawer, raised on turned tapering legs, together with a Victorian stripped pine washstand, on turned legs united by an undertier, and a small stripped pine side cabinet fitted with a single drawer above a double cupboard.
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