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Lot 2209

A George V oak drawleaf dining table with a carved frieze, raised on cup and cover supports, united by an `X` stretcher.

Lot 2217

A 19th Century mahogany work table, the hinged lid revealing a compartmentalized interior, on square tapering legs united by an `X` stretcher.

Lot 2236

A late 19th Century walnut centre table, the serpentine shaped oval top above two frieze drawers and a reeded baluster stem, on four carved cabriole legs (faults).

Lot 2241

A large late Victorian mahogany `D` end extending dining table, the moulded top fitted with four additional leaves, on reeded baluster legs terminating in brass castors (alterations).

Lot 2254

A late 19th Century Chippendale style mahogany silver table, the moulded rectangular top above a blind fretwork frieze, on cluster column and block legs (faults).

Lot 2255

A George III and later oak oval gateleg dining table, fitted with a single frieze drawer, on turned baluster legs and block stretchers (alterations and restoration), together with an oak gateleg table.

Lot 2263

A George III oak tip-top circular wine table on a turned stem and tripod cabriole legs (faults).

Lot 2265

A George II and later mahogany double-hinged fold-over tea table, the demi-lune top above a moulded frieze, on cabriole legs and pad feet (alterations).

Lot 2272

A mid-19th Century Irish Killarney marquetry and yew fold-over games table with pyrographic detailing, the hinged revolving top centred with a titled oval reserve of `Muckross Abbey` flanked by a pair of fern fronds within chequer banded, crossbanded and foliate marquetry borders, the playing surface marquetry veneered with chess, backgammon and cribbage boards with continuous clover leaf borders and two oval reserves of Glena Cottage and a ruin, the apron decorated with a band of oak leaves and acorns above a faceted octagonal baluster stem and a quatrefoil base with clover leaf tendrils, raised on carved paw feet, height approx 79.5cm, width approx 79.5cm.

Lot 2638

A 20th Century Eastern brass tray top table, the lobed top with cast border, on a folding carved hardwood stand.

Lot 2710

A Victorian cast brass table lamp with a cylindrical opaline glass stem and a circular base, decorated in relief with foliate scrolls, height approx 80cm.

Lot 46

British Provincial School - Oval Three-quarter Length Portrait of Charles Newcomb, aged 5 years, wearing a Dress and playing Cards at a Table, late 18th Century oil on metal panel, inscribed verso, approx 19cm x 15.5cm, within a pressed gilt metal frame.

Lot 321

An Art Nouveau style Britannia standard silver framed dressing table mirror, of shaped rectangular form embossed with narcissi flowers and leaves, London 1987, height approx 30cm.

Lot 331

A set of six Christofle plated table forks and spoons, cased, together with other Christofle plated flatware, cased, more plated flatware and four napkin rings.

Lot 372

A George V silver dressing table set embossed with foliate scrolls, comprising a hand mirror, two clothes brushes and two hair brushes, Birmingham 1923 and 1924, together with a silver mounted comb.

Lot 378

A set of five George III silver Old English Thread pattern table forks, London 1794 & 1795 by George Smith & William Fearn and a small collection of other silver cutlery.

Lot 403

A set of four Victorian silver bright-cut Old English pattern table spoons, Sheffield 1891, by Edward Hutton.

Lot 1020

A Chinese famille verte porcelain bottle vase, 19th Century, the ovoid body painted with a continuous processional scene leading to a dignitary seated behind a table, beneath a flared narrow neck, height approx 46.5cm (crazed to body and neck).

Lot 1030

A pair of Chinese famille verte ginger jars and covers, late 19th Century, each painted with a scene of figures about a table, height approx 19.5cm.

Lot 1031

A Chinese hardwood two tier table, 19th Century, the moulded square top inset with a rouge marble panel, the frieze carved in low relief and pierced with scrolls, raised on block legs united by a panelled undertier, terminating in claw feet, width approx 42.5cm.

Lot 1068

A Chinese red and gilt painted carved wood table mirror, late 19th/early 20th Century, the circular frame above a panel pierced with figures and birds on a stepped base and scroll feet (faults).

Lot 1120

A Chinese hardwood square occasional table, early 20th Century, with carved frieze, on block legs (faults).

Lot 1155

A Japanese lacquer table top cabinet, Meiji period, decorated with flowers and birds, fitted with an arrangement of five drawers and a cupboard enclosing three further drawers, on bracket feet.

Lot 1402

A Moorcroft pottery table lamp of baluster form, tubelined with lilies, bluebells and other flowers against a blue ground.

Lot 1590

A Minton bone china Ronson table lighter, of oval shape decorated by A. Holland, signed, with a leaping fish, brown printed marks to base (haircrack).

Lot 1610

An Art Nouveau Royal Dux porcelain table centrepiece modelled as a nymph standing beside a conch shell, on a naturalistic base, applied pink triangular tablet mark to base, height approx 37.5cm.

Lot 1646

A Capo-di-Monte Italian porcelain gilt lined table salt, late 19th Century, of circular shape, its three paw feet with caryatid terminals flanking grotesque masks, together with a matched cover with figure finial.

Lot 3318

A Subbuteo table cricket set, boxed, two football teams, pitch and goals.

Lot 146

A pair of table baskets. A Scott, Sheffield 1922, of elongated oval shape, moulded border, reticulated sides with engraved detail, blank cartouches; together with a comport of circular form, wavy moulded rim, pierced sides and simple stem, circular foot. Baskets 34cm wide, comport 14cm high, 34oz

Lot 164

A large suite of King`s pattern silver table appointments. Scottish and first half of the 19th century, single struck, comprising; a pair of serving spoons; another, double struck; two cream ladles; sixteen table spoons; sixteen table forks; fifteen dessert forks; sixteen dessert spoons sixteen teaspoons. Total weight 152oz

Lot 165

A good pair of Irish George III table spoons. John Power, Dublin 1804, of plain pointed end pattern engraved Irish star, oval cartouche with initials and chevron border, together with a Dutch fancy spoon and a blank spirit lable. (4)

Lot 166

A matched set of Old English pattern silver flatware. London 1864 and other dates; fifty-seven table forks; thirty-three dessert forks; twenty-four dessert spoons; thirty-six table spoons; seven teaspoons; four sauce ladles; butter knife; jam spoon; set fish servers; soup ladle; . 307oz

Lot 167

A matched set of silver flatware including;. Thirty-two fiddle pattern Victorian and other table spoons, . Twenty-eight fiddle pattern Victorian and other table forks, . Thirty-one fiddle pattern Victorian and other dessert forks, . Thirty-three fiddle pattern Victorian and other teaspoons, . Thirty-five fiddle pattern dessert spoons. 254oz

Lot 196

An Edwardian dressing table jewellery box. HM, Birmingham 1906, of rectangular form, `C` scroll applied border, engine turned ground with blank cartouche, all on tall bold cabriole legs; together with a table top box modelled as a small table, continental with import marks, Bernard Muller, 1920, the table decorated with a couple in a garden scene. 11cm and 7.5cm wide

Lot 198

A pair of late Victorian table candle sticks. T Bradbury, London 1899, of oval form, threaded borders, oval base. 24cm high, loaded

Lot 205

A mid 19th century presentation silver mounted double table top horn snuff mull,. IPB, Birmingham 1850 the whole supported on the back of an ox`s forefront, the lids with engraved inscription; "To Clement Ronds Of Mount Falinge........" generally describing the origin of the Ox horns from an Ox that was roasted whole and given to the poor of Rochdale in celebration of his elevation to the office of High Sheriff on November 15th 1850 and with engraved list of subscribers to the other snuff mull lid, the points joined by a silver shield with an engraved crest and motto Semper Paratus (Always Ready). 35cm

Lot 228

A George III table candlestick. probably John Schofield, London 1782, fluted sconce, tapering stem with beaded outlines. 29 cm, 23 oz. See Illustration.

Lot 246

An important set of four German silver Royal table candlesticks. with marks for Balthazar Friedrich Behrens, circa 1740, the shaped square bases with rounded corners, the baluster column of octagonal form, and knopped, leaf clasped and each engraved with the Royal Coat of Arms and GII cypher to the underside of the nozzles. 23cm high, 31oz each . The arms of King George II of England and Elector of Hanover 1727-1760 Engraved with stick and nozzle numbers. Nozzle numbers; 2; 13; 16; 20. Stick numbers; 17; 37; 49; 53. Provenance; . By descent in the Royal family of Great Britain and Hanover to the death of King William IV in 1837, when the two kingdoms became separate under different monarchs. Ernest Augustus, 1st Duke of Cumberland and King of Hanover (r.1837-1851), fifth son of King George III of Great Britain and brother of King William IV. . By descent to his grandson the Duke of Brunswick (1845-1923). Sold as a group privately to the Vienna dealers Gluckselig in 1924. . Note; . Generally known as part of a set of 72 candlesticks delivered circa 1735 to Herrenhausen, the Hanover palace of King George II of England and Elector of Hanover (r.1727-1760).. Much of the Hanover Royal plate remained at Herrenhausen until shortly after the Seven Weeks war in 1866. During the war the Palace was looted by Prussian troops but the Royal Plate survived in a hidden vault. George Frederick, King of Hanover was deposed and the family was deprived of the title of Kings and were, thereafter referred to as the Dukes of Brunswick. They settled in Austria and the silver was moved to Penzing near Vienna and the Duke`s villa at Gmunden. Following the death of George Frederick`s son, Ernest Augustus in 1923 a considerable part of the Hanover silver, both German and English, was purchased by the Viennese dealer Gluckselig and it appears to have been, at least in part, resold to London dealers Crichton brothers.. Balthazar Friedrich Behrens (1701-1760) His most famous productions were the five chandeliers after designs by the English architect, William Kent that he supplied to the court at Herrenhausen, in 1736 and 1737. One was sold by Christie`s Monaco, 4th December 1993 lot 95 and was part of the Hubert de Givenchy collection.

Lot 247

An important set of three German silver Royal table candlesticks. with marks for Balthazar Friedrich Behrens, circa 1740, the shaped square bases with rounded corners, the baluster column of octagonal form, and knopped, leaf clasped and each engraved with the Royal Coat of Arms and GII cypher to the underside of the nozzles . The arms of King George II of England and Elector of Hanover 1727-1760 Engraved with stick and nozzle numbers. Nozzle numbers; 21; 46; 51. Stick numbers; 58; 68; 56. Provenance; As previous lot

Lot 150

A Hanoverian canteen. Sheffield 1911, of Hanoverian pattern with vacant terminals, comprising six each of; table forks, dessert forks, soup spoons, dessert spoons table spoons, tea and coffee spoons and one serving spoon (qty). combined weight 73oz

Lot 125

A 19th century carved Whitby Jet novelty miniature table mounted with an ammonite together with a Whitby Jet carved candlestick mounted on an ammonite.

Lot 339

A Smoked Glass Table Lamp with Etched Stylised Bird Decoration by Kosta, Sweden. 19 cm High, 15.25 cm Diameter.

Lot 439

A 19th Century Oak Drop Leaf Dining Table with Single Drawer on Tapering Square Legs.

Lot 442

An Early Oak Side Table with Single Drawer on Square Legs.

Lot 444

An Irish Rosewood Drop Leaf Dining or Wake Table with Oval Top and Square Tapering Legs.

Lot 469

A Late Regency Mahogany Rectangular Topped Centre Table with Vase Support to Four Scrolled Feet Culminating in Brass Claw Castors. 126 cm x 87 cm.

Lot 475

A Victorian Mahogany Extending Dining Table with Three Leaves on Turned Shaped and Reeded Legs Culminating in Brass Castors. 127 cm Square Extending to 247 cm.

Lot 499

A 19th Century Oak Snap Top Tripod Table on Vase Support.

Lot 506

A Late Victorian Circular Topped Mahogany Occasional Table with Turned Shaped Legs and Stretchers. 64cm High, 43cm Diameter.

Lot 517

A Late Victorian Mahogany Wind Out Dining Table with Two Leaves, to Sit Eight.

Lot 1

A Mid 19th Century Mahogany Side Table with Single Drawer Having Turned Handles, Turned Stretcher and Bun Feet. 72cm x 50.5cm x 72cm.

Lot 11

A 19th Century Walnut Trumpet Work Table Circa 1860.

Lot 34

A Good Quality Victorian Walnut Table Top Symphonion with Eighteen Metal Discs (17 5/8 Inches) Lifting Lid with Inset Monochrome Print Depicting Cherubs and Inscribed Symphonion.

Lot 618

A modern painted kitchen table with six matching chairs.Please note this lot will not be available for online bidding

Lot 640

An early 20th century Iznik small table with inset hand painted ocatgonal tile in the style of Liberty.Please note this lot will not be available for online bidding

Lot 660

A mahogany drop-flap dining table.Please note this lot will not be available for online bidding

Lot 14

A Fine Early 19th Century French Centre Table; the circular top mounted with a fine gilt brass edge case with flowers and inset with a Verre Eglomise roundel depicting a Romanesque profile portrait bordered by flowers and a band of anthemion`s. The plain tapered centre column having a gilt brass collar on a triform plinth base with a triform plinth base with curved sides and rounded corners accented with fine gilt case flower-heads. Raised on flat discoid feet 30½ ins (77 cms) in height, 29 ins (74 cms) in diameter.

Lot 18

A Fine Gilt Bronze Table with a fossil specimen top of circular form. The tripod base with a leafy collar above foliate lobed protrusions and three animal legs with paw feet. 27 ins (69 cms) in height, 23¼ ins (59 cms) in diameter.

Lot 19

An Empire Flame Mahogany & Parcel Gilt Sewing Table. The hinged circular top rising to reveal a partitioned tray lifting out to access the fabric bag below. The bag composed of burgundy silk gathered at the base in a pleated fringe above a reeded knop and carved collar enriched with gilding. The circular base platform having four protuberant roundel`s with turned caps above carved claw feet, 30¾ ins (78 cms) in height, 16½ ins (42 cms) in diameter.

Lot 28

A Bronze & Ormolu Desk Set; The inkwells and pounce pot set into a rectangular scotia moulded base with ornate scrolling gilt decoration. The lid surmounted by the figure of a dark patinated monkey sat reading a book before a table laden with gilded map, books, callipers & ink-pot, 7½ ins (19 cms) in height, the base 7½ ins x 4¾ ins (19 cms x 12 cms).

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