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Lot 519

An 18th century walnut veneer and mahogany crossbanded dressing table, fitted seven drawers about a recessed central cupboard fitted brass handles, on bracket feet, 75cm (29 1/2in) wide

Lot 520

A Victorian burr maple veneer needlework table, octagonal hinged cover over storage, on slender stem and octagonal base, 46cm (18in)

Lot 534

A 19th century mahogany snap top wine table, pie-crust rim, raised on turned stem with wrythen knop, over three cabriole supports, 53cm (21in) diameter

Lot 535

A 17th century oak table, moulded frieze, raised on bobbin turned supports with plain stretchers, 66 x 45cm (26 x 17 3/4in)

Lot 536

A late 17th or early 18th century oval oak drop leaf dining table, raised on turned supports with plain stretchers, 114cm (45in)

Lot 538

An 18th century walnut veneer dressing table mirror, with stepped serpentine base fitted drawers, raised on turned supports, plate size 43 x 27cm (17 x 10 3/4in)

Lot 541

A late 17th century oak single drawer side table, fitted brass tear drop handles, raised on turned supports with plain stretchers, incised `Alveston Poor` to the back board, 86cm (34in) wide

Lot 542

An 18th century oak single drawer side table, raised on finely turned supports with plain stretchers, 73cm (28 3/4in) wide

Lot 545

A George III elm demi-lune fold-over tea table, raised on square tapering supports, 89cm (35in) wide

Lot 549

A 19th century walnut dressing table mirror, decorative fret top, adjustable on plain frame with brass urn finials, plate size 35 x 22cm (13 3/4 x 8 1/2in)

Lot 553

A Victorian burr walnut fold-over gaming table, fitted a single frieze drawer, raised on turned frame base with carved cabriole supports, 91cm (36in) wide

Lot 566

A Connemara green marble top, set into a limed oak table frame, 122 x 60cm (48 x 23 1/2in)

Lot 366

Osbaldeston Mitford (Colonel John Philip) `From Northumbria to Rome MDCCCLXVII`, a manuscript account of a journey, 4to, sealskin gilt, g.e., slipcase, c. 260pp., illustrated with drawings, watercolours, photographs and postcards, [1867]. A lively account of the Grand Tour, made between January and May 1867, full of detailed descriptions of both places and people, often with an eye for the comic, including an account of the great 1867 Exposition Universelle in Paris. On 30 January 1867, John Philip Osbaldeston Mitford (1809-1895), of Mitford Hall, Northumberland, left London for France accompanied by his wife Sybilla and `Mistress M`, a female relative, together with a maid and an Italian courier, Signor Carenco. His account of the journey is divided into eight sections: the first about the journey to Rome, the second about Rome itself, with further sections about Naples, Florence, Venice, Milan, Turin and the return journey including Paris. The journey to Rome includes descriptions of Paris, Marseilles, Cannes, Menton (`one of the most lovely spots in Christendom`), Savona, Genoa, Pisa, Livorno and Civitavecchia, while the section on Naples includes descriptions of Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius. As well as lengthy accounts of the buildings and works of art, there are descriptions of the lottery being drawn and gaming in the streets of Rome, of eating frogs` legs for the first time in Turin, `We made a desperate attempt to enjoy it, but it was "no go". We tried to persuade ourselves that it was like baby chickens, ducks or rabbits... but frogs is frogs and nothing else, so, revenons à nos cotelettes`. This episode is accompanied by a watercolour of `poor froggy` losing his legs, one of a number of similarly humorous illustrations. There are also several watercolour views, including ones of the English cemetery in Rome and Vesuvius, and a few fine early albumen prints of peasants and their animals. The tour ends in Paris not long after the opening of the Exposition Universelle, which they visited on several occasions and oversaw the setting-up of the stand of `our Cheltenham brother`. Mitford concludes his journal with a section on the expense of the trip, which came to a total of £550, but explains how the same journey could be made more cheaply. He cautions against expecting home comforts, `if they expect that the wretched `bûche` is to warm them up like the coal from Newcastle on Tyne... they will assuredly be disappointed`, and ends by comparing three table d`hôte menus in Milan and Rome with one at a `first rate English country house`, Alnwick Castle.

Lot 389

Ruffino Besserdich (Austrian active 1900-1920); a patinated bronze naked female figure, inscribed "Ruff" 5ins (12.5cms) high, together with a similar unsigned, bronze table seal 3ins (7cms) high

Lot 411

A late 19th Century Polyphon, the 6 1/2in. single comb playing 15 3/4in. discs, on gilt metal table, moulded `Polyphon`, contained in a rosewood case, the inlaid lid with printed cherub scene to interior, 21 1/2in. x 19in. x 9in. (55cms x 48cms x 22cms) high; together with thirty nine 15 1/2in. discs.

Lot 421

An ornate Elizabeth II silver gilt condiment set, by C.J. Vander, London, 1970-71, with scallop shell form mustard pot with thumbpiece, scroll handle, oval spreading base; a mustard spoon to match; a scallop shell form table salt on oval spreading base; with matching salt spoon; and a conch shell pattern pepperette on scrollwork oval base, 28oz.

Lot 459

A set of four George V table salts, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1912, trophy form, with central rib and scrolling handles, blue glass liners, and salt spoons (one associated), in fitted case.

Lot 467

A Victorian easel dressing table mirror, possibly by William Comyns, London, 1890, inset with bevelled heart-shaped plate, the border embossed and chased with masks, figures, flowers and leaves, 12in. (31cms). See illustration

Lot 475

Eighteen table forks, by John Langlands II, Newcastle, 1800, Hanoverian pattern, engraved with the crest of the `Bates` family, 36oz.

Lot 476

Four George IV tablespoons, by Thomas Willis Barker, London, 1823, fiddle pattern; two William IV tablespoons, by Charles Boyton, London, 1832, fiddle pattern; three George III tablespoons, by Thomas Wallace II & Jonathan Hayne, London, 1813, Old English pattern; together with four table forks and three matching dessert forks, by Robert Stebbings, London, 1900-1, Old English pattern, all items engraved initials, 30.5oz. (16)

Lot 490

Four Victorian table salts and salt spoons to match, by Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield & London, 1880, cauldron pattern with ball feet; and a pair of George IV salt spoons, by James McKay, Edinburgh, 1821, engraved initials.

Lot 495

Four George IV William IV table forks, by William Eaton, London, 1829-1830, Kings pattern, engraved crest; two William IV tablespoons, by William Eaton, London, 1833, fiddle pattern, engraved initials; and six George III/IV dessert forks, by Thomas William Barker & William Chawner II, London, 1811-1825, 25oz. (12)

Lot 496

Six George IV table forks, by Thomas Watson, Newcastle, 1827, fiddle pattern, engraved initial, 13oz.

Lot 547

An early 20th Century table cigar lighter, by Robert Pringle & Sons, date letter worn, of Aladdin`s lamp form, 5in. (12.5cms); and a George V mustard pot, by George Edward & Sons, London, 1914, drum-shaped, 3 1/2in. (9cms).

Lot 778

Rodney Kinsman for OMK design: a `T4` chrome and glass topped side table 11 1/2 x 23 3/4in. (29 x 60.25cms) square.

Lot 779

France & Son, Denmark: an oval teak dining table, of double-gate form, 64in. (162.5cms) diameter.

Lot 780

A 1960`s teak and upholstered telephone table of asymmetrical form, by Chippy Heath Furniture.

Lot 789

Maurice Burke for Arkana, after a design by Eero Saarinen: a tulip dining table and five chairs, the white melamine top supported by white enamel aluminum base; the chairs of shaped fibreglass, the seats upholstered in grey tweed, raised on circular lacquered aluminium bases, table 47 1/2in. (121cms) diameter.

Lot 792

Archie Shine Limited: a rosewood dining table of drum form, the rosewood top fitted with three drawers, raised on a tripod base, 56in. (142.5cms) diameter.

Lot 795

British Art Deco: a 1930`s mirrored glass console, the backplate flanked by amber coloured mirror glass supporting six small plates held by metal foliate bosses, the sides flanked by engraved floral panels, the `D`-shaped table surface set with plain mirror glass, the curved apron set with mirror tiles, 35in. (89cms) high.

Lot 797

Archie Shine Limited: a rosewood side table, fitted with two drawers with brass "military" handles, raised on square tapered legs, 42 x 18 x 30in. (107 x 46 x 76.5cms).

Lot 799

A British Arts & Crafts light oak side table, with moulded top supported on square tapered legs terminating in spade feet, the ends with stylized floral motifs united by a shaped understretcher, 30in. x 33 x 22in. (76 x 84 x 56cms).

Lot 816

A Regency mahogany Pembroke table, the curved flaps raised on a faceted stem above a quatrefoil platform, with four sabre legs terminating in brass paw castors, 28 x 36 x 24in. (71 x 91.5 x 61cms).

Lot 820

A William IV mahogany extending dining table, the plain moulded top raised on a plain frieze, with six turned tapered fluted legs with brass cup castors, with one spare leaf (other leaves missing) 90 1/2ins (230 cms) would extend further to accommodate at least two more leaves

Lot 821

An early 19th Century mahogany tea table, with single gate action, the square-shaped legs with carved Gothic decoration, 29 x 35 1/2 x 17 1/2in. (73.5 x 90 x 44.5cms).

Lot 824

An early 19th Century mahogany Pembroke table of rectangular section, fitted with two frieze drawers, raised on square legs united by an X-form stretcher, probably Scottish, 28 x 30 x 18 1/2in. (71 x 76 x 47cms).

Lot 830

A mahogany work table, circa 1830`s, probably Continental, the quarter veneered top enclosing fitted compartments, raised on carved baluster stem on a tripod base, 28 x 18 x 15in. (71 x 47.5 x 38cms).

Lot 833

A Regency mahogany and rosewood crossbanded sofa table, fitted two frieze drawers, raised on sabre legs with brass castors (top is split), 28 x 37 3/4 x 26 1/4in. (71 x 96 x 66.5cms).

Lot 845

Sopwith, Newcastle: a mid 19th Century mahogany and marble topped wash stand, the plain gallery top supported by a shaped marble surface, fitted with two false drawers with royal crest, raised on turned tapered legs with a shaped apron and bun feet, stencilled underneath, the top with Sopwith No. 124, 36 1/2 x 47 1/2 x 23 1/2in. (93 x 121 x 60cms); together with a similar dressing table en suite fitted with two drawers, 31 1/2 x 47 1/2 x 23 1/2in. (80 x 121 x 60cms).

Lot 867

An early 19th Century mahogany work table, probably North West European, the shaped top opening to reveal fitted boxes, the shaped platform raised on four scrolling feet, 29 x 16 x 22in. (74 x 41 x 56cms).

Lot 879

A Victorian mahogany demi lune dressing table and mirror, the plate held between carved and pierced frame, with a flight of two drawers to either side, the demi lune top fitted with frieze drawer, raised on four turned legs united by a plain undertier, 65 1/2 x 23 x 55in. (166 x 58 x 114cms).

Lot 890

Robson & Son Limited, Newcastle, in the manner of Gillows of Lancaster, a Regency style mahogany dressing table and matching X-frame stool, the concave top fitted with a flight of drawers, raised on turned fluted legs, 34 x 50 1/2 x 28in. (86.5 x 128 x 71cms), the stool is 17in. (43cms) high. PROVENANCE: The Shafto Family, Beamish Hall, this dressing table and stool were made to match a suite of Gillows furniture owned by the family and since dispersed.

Lot 899

An early 20th Century oak and turned ash metamorphic baby`s high chair, the chair converts to a low chair with table and abacus, 37in. (94cms) high.

Lot 747

Victorian Rectangular Pine Two Drawer Kitchen Table Raised on Turned Legs

Lot 749

Victorian Octagonal Rosewood Sewing Table having Fitted Interior and Raised on Tapering Pedestal Tripod Base

Lot 768

Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Circular Occasional Table having undershelf and raised on square tapering legs

Lot 769

Continental Inlaid Oval Occasional Table having single drawer and undershelf, raised on gilt ormolu mounted sabre legs

Lot 785

Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Sewing Table having portrait and floral painted lid, enclosing divisional interior, raised on square tapering legs

Lot 786

Thompson of Kilburn Mouseman Rectangular Oak Coffee Table, raised on octagonal shaped supports, 91cm long x 36cm wide

Lot 787

Victorian Mahogany Snap Top Occasional Table, raised on turned pedestal tripod base

Lot 790

Late Victorian Walnut Rectangular Two Drawer Writing Table, having brown leather inset top and raised on turned legs, 75cm high x 107cm wide

Lot 802

XIXth Century Circular Mahogany Breakfast Table, raised on octagonal tapering pedestal to circular base, with three carved paw feet, 103cm dia.

Lot 805

XIXth Century Mahogany Pembroke Table having frieze drawer, raised on turned pedestal to four splayed legs

Lot 20

A brassed oil lamp, having opaque globe and a brass table lamp in the Art Nouveau style etc

Lot 94

A 1940`s design chrome table lamp

Lot 121

A cast table centre modelled as Ostrich on palm island

Lot 154

A selection of ceramics and glassware etc including ebony dressing table set

Lot 195

A silver dressing table set having mustard coloured enamel style fabric inset

Lot 225

A selection of glass and HM silver mounted dressing table pots

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