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A Small Fine Quality 19th Century Parquetry Table in the Louis XVI Style. The oval top intricately decorated in kingwood veneers with ornately woven trellis-work bordered by a band of trailing flowers and shell motifs edged with brass trim. The frieze fitted with a satinwood lined drawer and mounted with a finely cast keyhole surround of scrolling foliage. The square tapering legs terminating on lobed gilt feet and united by an X-form stretcher of broken scrolls with a gilded patera to the centre, 29½ ins (75 cms) high, 27 ins x 20 ins (69 cms x 51 cms).
A Rare & Fine 19th Century Thuya Wood Table Circa 1860. The well figured top having a marquetry border inlaid with sweeping scrolls of stylized foliage. The gilt brass edge with flower-heads accentuating the protruding corners, above a single frieze drawer with shell-motif inlay and a shaped apron. The slender cabriole legs headed with cast brass appliqués tapering into edge beading leading down to the decorative sabots. Measuring 28½ ins (72 cms) in height, 26 ins (66 cms) in width, 17 ins (43 cms) in depth.
A Fine Victorian Burr Walnut & Marquetry Loo Table. The circular tilt top centred by a roundel inlaid with a bouquet of flowers depicted in various coloured woods contrasting against a dark stained harewood back ground. The surrounding burr walnut veneers encircled by a broad figured walnut border inlaid with undulating flowers & scroll work with a moulded edge. The centre pedestal having a lobed knop above three outswept legs carved with floral sprays at the hips and terminating on crested scroll feet and ceramic castors, 28¾ ins (73 cms) high, 53½ ins (136 cms) in diameter.
A 19th Century Gilt Console Table. The associated marble top with canted protruding corners 47¼ ins x 25½ ins (120 cms x 65 cms). The giltwood frieze carved with twin s-scrolls flanking a fanned centre. The splayed back legs and tapered & fluted front legs headed by paterae. 36 ins (92 cms) in height.
A Fine Sheraton Revival Satinwood Pembroke Table. The top inlaid with a boxwood centre patera festooned in strings of beads tied in ribbons and having kingwood cross-banding edged in stringing with rounded corners to the drop down flaps on loper supports. One end fitted with a drawer, standing on slender square tapering legs united by a faux bamboo X-form stretcher terminating on brass caps & castors. 29½ ins (75 cms) high, 36 ins x 23 ins (91 cms x 59 cms).
A Pair of Late 19th/Early 20th Century Indian Brass Low Tables, one stamped underneath `CHHAGANAL & VRAIJLAL SONS TO MISTRY RAGHUHATH TRIBHOVAN, VISNAGAR N. GUJARAT, BARODA STATE, INDIA`. Each table having a square top clad in sheet brass embossed with a tessellated centre bordered by a copper band of flowering vine. The outer borders and sides enriched with undulating scrolls of foliage defined against a recessed pitted ground. The gadrooned and petalled edge above four pronounced paw feet. 9 ins (23 cms) in height, 20 ins x 20 ins (51 cms x 51 cms).
A 19th Century Carved & Painted Blackamoor Console Table. The edge-moulded serpentine top painted black with sponged gilding and borne on the head of a kneeling female Blackamoor holding out a torch in one hand carved in the form of an artichoke. Her loosely draped robes & striped turban intricately decorated with incised & painted designs enriched with gilding, her engraved golden necklace hung with pendant drops. 39 ins (99 cms) in height, the top 43 ins x 20 ins (110 cms x 50 cms).
A Neo-Gothic Oak Table. The rectangular top with canted edges above a plain frieze with quatrefoil roundels . The curved X-frame sides having Gothic tracery pierced corner quadrants and centred by relief carved fleur-de-lys roundels joined by a long octagonal rail. The foot rails adjoining the flared block feet 33¼ ins (83.5 cms) in height, 60 ins (153 cms) in width, 22½ ins (83 cms) in depth. [Reportedly previously of Stanbrook Abbey].
A Regency Brass Inlaid Rosewood Writing Table. The rectangular top having rounded corners and a tooled black leather insert framed by a borders of undulating foliate inlay. The frieze fitted with two drawers on one side inlaid with stringing and standing on end supports ornamented with anthemion motifs joined by a turned centre stretcher and raised on reeded sabre legs with ornately cast brass caps & castors, 30½ ins (77.5 cms) high, 38¾ ins x 25½ ins (99 cms x 65 cms).
A George IV Rosewood Games Table inlaid with brass stringing. The top having demi-lune compartments either side with lift up lids and a central section sliding out to access a tooled velvet backgammon board and reversing to display an ebony & boxwood chequer board . The frieze fitted with a drawer on one side and faux drawer on the other. Standing on rectangular supports united by a stretcher, ornamented with wrythen rosettes and terminating on brass lion-paw feet, 28¾ ins (73 cms) high. The top 38 ins x 19¾ ins (97 cms x 50 cms).
An Attractive Victorian Rosewood Sewing Table of Fine Quality. The top having a raised square centre panel bordered by a satinwood band of scrolling flowers & foliage, with D-end sections either side edged in gilt brass gallery rails. The frieze fitted with a cross-banded drawer on one side, corresponding dummy front drawer on the other and further small drawers to the bowed ends above a fabric well clad in pleated material. The whole standing on cross-banded & strung supports united by a turned stretcher above square sabre legs with carved acanthus scrolls to the hips and terminating on foliate cast brass caps & castors, 31½ ins (80 cms) height, 30½ ins (76.5 cms) wide, 15¾ ins (40 cms) deep.
A Victorian Rosewood Work Table. The drop leaf top with rounded flaps on loper supports above two end drawers and a half barrel fabric drawer clad in pleated satin edged with braid. The hoop support on a flared rectangular centre pedestal leading down to a quadriform base on scroll feet and brass castors, 29½ ins (75 cms) high, 30 ins x 17 ins (76 cms x 43 cms).
A Georgian Mahogany Side Table with reeded edges and a bowed front frieze drawer with cockbeaded edge. The boxwood and ebony stringing enhance the front & sides above plain tapered legs 28 ins (71 cms) in height, 39¼ ins (100 cms) in width, 19½ ins (50 cms) in depth.
A Georgian Mahogany Demi-Lune Card Table. The top edged in box wood stringing and opening out to reveal a green baize lining, resting on a swing-out leg. The plain frieze having vase & flower paterae above four brass-tipped tapered legs. 28½ ins (72 cms) in height, 36 ins x 17 ins (92 cms x 43 cms).
A Fine 19th Century Anglo-Indian Coromandel Work Table. The hinged rectangular top having a gadrooned edge and rising to reveal a partitioned interior with a lift out lid to the centre accessing a tapering fabric well below. The frieze lavishly carved with scrolling foliage & ball flowers. The stylised lyre end supports on down-curved legs embellished with acanthus leaves, anthemion motifs & rosette, with a foliate carved stretcher connecting them, 30 ins (76 cms) high, 32 ins (82 cms) wide, 20 ins (51 cms) deep.
A Marble Topped Mahogany Tripod Table. The circular Griotte d`Italie marble top with a brass moulded edge. The frieze carved with twin foliate S-scrolls divided by paterae above a stop fluted & knopped centre column with a pendant finial, raised on three down-swept legs with block feet. 30 ins (76 cms) in height.
An 18th Century German or Swiss Walnut Marquetry Table. The rectangular figured walnut top inlaid with a crowned EF monogram in a cartouche to the centre flanked by marquetried chinoiserie figures amidst scrolling bands edged in stringing and framed by a broad cross-banded border, 36 ins x 26 ins (92 cms x 66 cms). The swept apron fitted with a small drawer and having moulded edging leading down the inner sides of the cabriole legs and fashioned into scroll terminals above hoof feet, 31 ins (79 cms) in height.
An Unusual 19th Century Figured Walnut Dressing Table. The top having a scrolling shelf raised on turned supports to the back centred by a carved pediment and fitted with two stop-fluted quadrant drawers either side. The stop-fluted frieze with demi-lune side drawers above a recessed cupboard ornamented with carved appliqués in the form of an urn below swagged garlands. The two scroll topped front supports raised on bun feet, 43 ins (110 cms) high, 39½ ins (100 cms) wide, 35¾ ins (60 cms) deep.
George Simson (1780-1839). A Fine & Rare George III Coromandel Card Table. The well figured top inlaid with kingwood cross-grained bands styled into inverted scrolls at the corners accentuated by spear-heads, and opening out to reveal a maroon baize playing surface framed in a border of boxwood strings. The entire top rotating to access the frieze compartment bearing printed maker`s label `George Simson, Upholder, Cabinet Maker & Undertaker, No 19, London` and an inscription in ink `No.306, io/ili/x, AB/S/X`. The central baluster column having a leafy parcel gilt collar above a rectangular platform with canted corners raised on hipped sabre legs ornamented with gilt acanthus appliqués and sweeping down to brass lion paw feet & castors. 29 ins (74 cms) in height, 36 ins x 17½ ins (92 cms x 44.5 cms), 36 ins x 36 ins (92 cms x 92 cms ) open. [References to George Simson made in London Furniture Makers 1660-1840 by Sir Ambrose Heal, Plates on pages 253, 254].
A Fine William IV Rosewood Library/Centre table. The rectangular top above two frieze drawers on one side with corresponding dummy front drawers on the other edged in beading. The waisted end supports with scrolling corner adornments raised on reeded bun feet, 28½ ins (71 cms) high, 45½ ins (115 cms) wide, 26½ ins (67 cms) deep.
A Regency Brass Inlaid Rosewood Sofa Table. The rectangular top having rounded corners inlaid with stringing and framed by a cross-banded border of brass foliage. The drop down flaps on loper supports. The frieze fitted with two cock-beaded drawers on one side and corresponding faux drawers on the other, standing on a square canted centre pedestal above a quadriform platform base on sabre legs with brass caps and castors. 30 ins (76 cms) high, the top 58 ins x 30 ins (147 cms x 76 cms).
An Unusual & Rare Regency Mahogany Serving Table. The plain top of rich colour & patination having a bowed break-front above a large frieze drawer gouge carved with twin S-scrolls flanking a protruding rectangular panel; ornamented with rosette roundels and centred by a gilt brass rayed navette. The long reeded baluster legs with lobed collars terminating with detailed lion paw feet, 37 ins (94 cms) in height, 52 ins x 23 ins (132 cms x 59 cms).
A Fine Quality 18th Century Mahogany Tilt-top Tripod Table. The Chippendale style `pie crust` top measuring 27 ins (69 cms) in diameter on a revolving bird cage. The stop-fluted centre column above a foliate carved bulbous knop & three outswept legs enriched with rococo style foliate sprays & terminating on scroll-carved pointed pad feet. 30½ ins (77 cms) in height.
An 18th Century Cuban Mahogany Tilt-top Tripod Table with simple `bird-cage` support. The revolving one piece top having a petalled edge with applied moulding measuring 30 ins (76 cms) in diameter. The `bird-cage` with dovetail jointed sides above a turned centre column raised on outswept legs with pointed claw feet on brass castors, 29 ins (74 cms) in height.
A Fine Regency Mahogany Dining Table. The rectangular top having rounded corners and moulded edge, 51 ins x 47 ins (119 cms x 130 cms) with four extra leaves extending to 118 ins (300 cms) in length secured by brass clips and standing 30½ ins (78 cms) high on turned & reeded legs with brass caps & castors.
A Queen Anne Demi-Lune Card Table of elegant small proportions. The burr walnut veneered top with a feather-banded & cross-banded border above a cavetto moulded edge, opening out to rest on a single gate leg revealing the green baize interior. The deep frieze having two small side drawers with brass knops. The cabriole legs terminating on pad feet 28¾ ins (73 cms) in height, 30 ins (76 cms) in width, 13¼ ins (34 cms) in depth, 26½ (68 cms) when open. [A similar pair illustrated in Mallet Millenium; Fine Antique Furniture & Works of Art by Lanto Synge, page 48; plate 41].
A George I Walnut Silver Table. The quarter veneered top with boxwood & ebony stringing in a cross-banded border above swept apron rails. The elegant tapered cabriole legs enriched with stringing and terminating on knurled feet. 25¾ ins (65 cms) in height, 29 ins (74 cms) in depth, 18¼ ins (46 cms) in width.
A Large Georgian Silver Table. The wavy edged tray top measuring 37 ins x 24 ins (95 cms x 62 cms) above the bulge front frieze drawer fitted with rococo style scroll handles. The shaped apron and cabriole legs carved at the hip with voluted scrolls & foliage and terminating on pad feet 29¼ ins (74 cms) in height.
An 18th Century Oak Tripod Table. The dished circular tilt top with raised edge-moulding bearing a printed paper makers label to the underside; `C.Freeman of Leicester`. The baluster turned column adjoining three down-swept legs terminating on pointed pad feet. 27 ins (68.5 cms) in height, 22 ins (56 cms) in diameter.
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