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Lot 411

An Edwardian mahogany writing table, the rectangular crossbanded top with reeded edge over two frieze drawers on ring turned tapering supports.

Lot 412

An 18th Century mahogany D-end table, having plain top on ring turned tapering supports and casters.

Lot 413

A Regency mahogany Pembroke dining table, having rectangular top and twin flaps with moulded edge on square tapering supports and brass cup casters.

Lot 441

A Regency mahogany card table, the D-shaped rectangular swivel fold-over top on baluster octagonal column, concave plateau and octagonal feet.

Lot 447

An Edwardian mahogany side table, having rectangular top over moulded edge on turned tapering supports.

Lot 448

A Chinese hardwood tea table, the rectangular top painted with Immortals, elephant and lion within a gilded border. 37cm x 93cm.

Lot 457

An early 19th Century mahogany D-shaped side table, having boxwood cross banding and stringing on square tapering supports.

Lot 458

An early 20th Century Indian hardwood tea table, having richly carved circular top with central female deity decoration, supported on three elephant mask feet.

Lot 460

A Regency mahogany breakfast table, the rectangular top with reeded edge on baluster turned column, four swept and reeded legs terminating in brass casters.

Lot 461

A Victorian oak dining table, the rectangular top with moulded edge on turned reeded tapering supports and brass casters.

Lot 463

A provincial oak and elm tripod table, having circular top on ring turned column, three swept legs and pad feet. 46cm diameter.

Lot 464

A late 18th Century oak tripod table, having circular tilt top on baluster column, three swept legs and pad feet. 83cm diameter.

Lot 471

A 19th Century mahogany tripod table, having circular dished tilt-top on slender column, three swept legs and spade feet.

Lot 479

A Regency mahogany centre table, having rectangular top and twin flaps with reeded edge over two end drawers on baluster column, four swept moulded legs and brass casters. 120cm (open).

Lot 486

A 1920`s red lacquer painted and gilt chinoiserie decorated occasional table, having square top on canted stepped supports. 45cm x 70cm.

Lot 490

A Jacobean-style oak and elm occasional table incorporating two smaller tables, each on ring turned and block supports.

Lot 402

Sheldrake (T.) Botanicum Medicinale; an Herbal of letterpress title 111 (of 118) engraved leaves each with hand-coloured floral roundel with text beneath according to Henrey the plates numbers are partly engraved partly in manuscript but there are none at all here (an inserted list suggests the missing plates are nos.4-6 87 89 95 & 105) also lacking the folding table half calf repaired folio [Henrey 1312] folio J. Millan [1759]. *** A work very prone to imperfection; of the copies sold at auction in the last 35 years only one was complete (Christies 2001 $30 000) the plate roster of the 6 others is 104 109 and 111 (4 copies). The work was issued in parts and 400 plates were advertised; perhaps the last 2 parts were not properly distributed as the work came to a premature end.

Lot 406

[Simples] The Poor Man`s Herbal: or a Table in Alphabetical Order exhibiting at a glance to the sight A Catalogue of Medicinal English Herbs folio broadside folded in four London printed: and sold by J. Deighton No. 274 opposite Red-Lion Holborn [c.1800?] *** The second copy known. ESTC t95200 dates it 1790?; Copac cites a second example dated 1830? but this in an entertaining excursion into looking glass country turns out to be the same copy differently catalogued.

Lot 20

[Bayton (W.)] Botanical Memoranda No.1 Directions 6pp folding table (leaf of text and folding coloured plate on fairy rings) half morocco worn bound with two others [only the NHM copy on Copac] Cocking Hill Hackman Chichester 1833 (8)

Lot 57

(John Stuart Earl of)] The Tabular Distribution o (John Stuart Earl of)] The Tabular Distribution of British Plants. Part I containing the Genera pp. 11(12) folding leaf `General plan of the tables` tables I-XXVII (VIII omitted as it contains no British plant) mostly folding 11 leaves of index contemporary half russia spine lettered “Genera” perhaps lacking a second part of species bought from Maggs with their partial description inserted oblong 8vo printed by J. Davies 1787. *** The preface is unsigned but is clearly by Lord Bute “The following distribution is the same followed in the former edition without any abridgment though reduced into a small compass...for the convenience of those who have the work in quarto and who may wish to carry it with them into the field...”. By “the former edition” is meant Bute`s celebrated Botanical tables 9 vol. 1785 printed in 12 or possibly 14 copies and a well known botanical rarity; Henrey 1398 collates the first volume of this and comments “Table VIII is omitted as it contains no British plant” just as here. Henrey 1419 records Bute`s A tabular distribution of Biritsh plants 1780 from a single copy in NHM and this is all that is found on ESTC. However Cambridge and Kew have copies of our edition perhaps with a second part though the collations do not make this clear (the Cambridge copy is mis-attributed to Sir John Hill). We have been able to trace no other copies anywhere. If as Bute`s introduction suggests our book was intended to accompany copies of the Botanical tables then its exteme rarity is explained.

Lot 152

Gerard (John) --- 16th century English School John full length portrait of the herbalist in Elizabethan costume standing before a curtain his right hand holding three flowers and resting on a table upon which lies an open volume of a manuscript herbal next to a quill and inkwell titled as given upper left with Gerard`s arms and the date at upper right oil on wood panel 350 x 235mm. (13

Lot 178

Hedwig (Johann) Species muscorum frondosorum...opu first edition folding table 77 hand-coloured plates after drawings by the author without the additional leaf p.353 “not available at the time of the original publication of the book” (Margadant) recent half cloth uncut [Stafleu 2532] Leipzig & Paris 1801; Supplementum primum (-quartum) 4 vol. in 3 326 hand-coloured plates (I- XXXV + III*) some minor stains the part issue titles not preserved (as was intended) several plates with cancel captions pasted on and one (plate 259) changed in ms. (see Margadant p. 222) binder`s cloth spines faded 2nd title with contemporary inscription “zu Turnero auctor” (? Dawson Turner 1775-1858; he wrote a commentary on Hedwig) 4th title with what seems to be a paper duty stamp “Vertrag vom 13 Mai 1848” later stamp and release stamp of Royal Microscopical Society on titles but nowhere else [Stafleu 11.427; Margadant pp. 217-23] Paris 1811-42 4to (5) *** The starting point for the nomenclature of mosses (except Sphagnaceae). “Hedwig has often been called the Linnaeus of Bryology”; P.A. Florschutz in the introduction to the 1960 reprint (a copy of which is included with the lot). Complete copies are very rare outside the old botanical libraries; auction records over the last 35 years show a copy with the first supplement only (in 1976) and the Horticultural Society of New York-de Belder copy which made (5)

Lot 287

Milne (C.) A Botanical Dictionary first edition 9 engraved plates folding table contemporary calf worn 1770; the same second edition 9 engraved plates 2 folding tables (just trimmed) calf rebacked 1778; the same third edition 3 folding tables 25 engraved plates modern half calf uncut 1805; Indigenous Botany; or Habitations of English Plants vol.1 all published old cloth leather label without the leaf of ads at the end 1793 (12)

Lot 173

•§John Codner/Interior Scene/(with vase of roses on a table)/signed/oil on canvas, 40cm x 50cm (15.75" x 19.75")/and two landscapes by the same

Lot 272

A pair of ribbed floral table lights on turned wood bases, 43cm (17") high and another with lustre decoration

Lot 275

A pair of ormolu table lights, with acanthus clad nozzles and sconces, the bases with fruit and nuts in raised relief, each fitted with twelve branches suspended prismatic drops, 48.5cm (19") high

Lot 292

An Edwardian inlaid centre table, the octagonal top with batwing patera, 71cm (28") wide and a mahogany pot stand

Lot 294

A beech wood bedside table fitted a drawer, the turned legs united by an under tier, 41cm (16.25") wide, a pedestal chest fitted three drawers and a pine chest fitted two short drawers above one long drawer

Lot 295

A breakfront side table, the shaped top above two frieze drawers on fluted taper legs, 104cm (41") wide, a corner table, the frieze with inlaid patera plus two tripod tables, a trolley and a tray

Lot 300

A 19th Century mahogany dressing table, the shaped top above a single drawer, on taper legs united by an H stretcher, 93cm (36.5") wide

Lot 314

A mahogany tripod table, the rectangular top with rounded corners, a reeded edge and supports, 63.5cm (25") wide

Lot 316

A rosewood work table with oval panel set in top

Lot 317

A Swiss satinwood folding table, the circular top inlaid a cockerel within a circular border with the inscription `Je Chante Clair, 1917`, the underside inscribed `A notre Bienfaitrice Mme Milner, Les Travailleurs reconnaissants, Juin 1917`, `Souvenir de l`Atelier des Internes, de Loeche les Bains`, 46cm (18") diameter

Lot 320

A glazed shop display cabinet with mirrored back, 46.75cm (18.5") wide, an oak towel rail and a mahogany Sutherland side table

Lot 322

An Edwardian mahogany two-flap table of serpentine outline raised on square tapered gate-type legs with spade feet, 61cm (24") wide

Lot 325

An early 19th Century mahogany table with circular top on a turned column and tripod support, 54cm (21") wide

Lot 326

An early 19th Century circular mahogany table raised on a turned column and tripod support, 43cm (17") diameter

Lot 327

An oak oval two-flap gateleg table on plain tapered legs united by square stretchers

Lot 329

A George IV work table with fitted interior beneath a hinged cover and drawer beneath, on a tripod support, 46cm (18") wide

Lot 334

An oak oval two-flap table on baluster legs and square stretchers, 60cm (23.5") wide

Lot 350

A Victorian rosewood and birch chess table, circa 1840, the chequer inlaid top above a frieze drawer on a central column and tripod base, 37cm (14.5") wide/see illustration

Lot 362

An Edwardian mahogany card table, the rectangular top on turned legs and stretchers

Lot 367

A George I oak half-round tea table with folding top on turned legs and gate joined by curved stretchers

Lot 375

A Coalbrookdale slate topped cast iron table, circa 1880, the circular top on a triform cast stand, 53.5cm (21") wide

Lot 380

An oak table, the top with moulded border, the frieze fitted a drawer on turned legs with square stretchers, 76cm (30") wide

Lot 381

An oak kneehole table, fitted three drawers with carved apron beneath, on cabriole legs, 79cm (31") wide

Lot 386

A 20th Century wardrobe, the cornice above an arched bevelled mirror panel door and two drawers, on bracket feet, bears label for Maple & Co, and a dressing table to match

Lot 387

A Victorian birds-eye maple Partners writing table, the oblong top over two drawers to each side, on baluster end supports united a turned stretcher on downswept legs and castors

Lot 394

A Georgian mahogany dining table in three-sections with half-round ends, the top inlaid satinwood and cable lines, raised on square taper legs inlaid satinwood lines, on spade feet, 122cm (48") wide, opening to 282cm (111")

Lot 402

A Regency rosewood circular table, raised on an octagonal tapered column with flat tripod base and scroll feet, 128cm (50.5") diameter

Lot 419

A George III mahogany tripod table, on down swept legs, 45.5cm (18") diameter

Lot 420

A French 19th Century mahogany tea table with frieze drawer, on turned tapering and carved legs, 91.25cm (36") wide

Lot 421

A George III satinwood Pembroke table, circa 1780, the oval two-flap top inlaid with central panel of leaf paterae on ebonised ground within matching banding, the square tapering legs inlaid with leaf drops and topped with stiff leaves, on castors, 79cm (31") wide/see illustration

Lot 426

A Regency mahogany three-pillar dining table, raised on square columns with canted corners and flat quadruple supports with scroll feet, fitted an extra leaf extending to 343cm (135")/see illustration

Lot 435

A Regency mahogany two-flap sofa table inlaid ebony stringing, fitted two drawers to one side and two false drawers to the other, raised on rectangular end standards with splay feet, having brass cup castors, 94cm (37") wide (when closed)

Lot 597

A 19th Century Meissen figure, a lady at a table (emblematic of the sense of smell), 15cm (6") high

Lot 655

A part old English pattern table service with bone handled knives and sundry old English pattern cutlery

Lot 675

A George IV Kings pattern part table service, 1822, crested, comprising:/6 table spoons, /11 forks,/6 dessert spoons, /6 dessert forks, /6 teaspoons, /2 salts, /sauce ladle, /gravy spoon somewhat similar, 1826, 6 table spoons matching but monogrammed, , 1831/3 table forks similar 1831 and 1832, /total weight approximately 4058.5gm/and six plated dessert spoons and teaspoons to match/see illustration

Lot 676

A late Victorian fiddle and shell pattern part table service, various dates 1874-1882 comprising:/6 table spoons,/12 table forks,/12 dessert spoons,/11 dessert forks, /22 teaspoons, /6 egg spoons with silver gilt bowls, /6 salt spoons,/butter knife, sugar spoon and caddy spoon, /sugar ladle,/4 sauce ladles, /soup ladle, /pair of gravy spoons,/pair of fish servers, /pair of sugar tongs, /and 12 dessert knives and 12 cheese knives to match/total weight approximately 3794gm/contained in a fitted oak canteen chest by George Adams/see illustration

Lot 681

A part old English pattern table service of seventeen pieces, 1900, crested, total weight approximately 1088gm

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