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Click here to subscribeA part suite of cutlery, by Cooper Bros. of Sheffield, all in Kings pattern, to include: eight table knives; eight starter knives; table forks; dessert forks; four fish forks; six fish knives; eleven butter knives; eight soup spoons; seven pudding spoons; eight teaspoons; together with two sets of two serving spoons and a three-piece carving set, in a stained wood fitted canteen.
An Elizabeth II picture frame, by D & R S, London, 1990, embossed with floral design and vacant cartouche, 9in. (23cms) high; together with a George V part dressing table set, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1911, including hand mirror and two clothes brushes, all embossed with floral scrolls. (4)
A George III table spoon, possibly Thomas Dealtry, London, 1771, in Old English pattern; together with another George III table spoon, by Peter and William Bateman, London, 1805, in Old English pattern with engraved initial `C`; and a third George III table spoon, by C.L., London, 1810, also in Old English pattern, engraved initials `TWT`, 5 1/2oz. gross.
Sitwell (Osbert) Left hand right hand! An autobiography, 5 vols, 8vo, cloth, 4 of 5 d-js (lacking that to vol 1), portrait, plates, folding table, 1945-1950; Uttley (Alison) Carts and candlesticks, 12mo, cloth, illustrations, 1948; Greene (G.) Loser takes all, 12mo, cloth, 1955; Masefield (J.) So long to learn, chapters of an autobiography, 8vo, cloth, d-j, 1952, first editions, and 3 others (11).
Malory (Sir Thomas) The history of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, edited... by Thomas Wright, 3 vols, 12mo, original blue cloth gilt, 1897; Buckle (H.T.) History of civilization in England, 3 vols, 12mo, cloth, 1894; Simnett (W.E.) The British colonial empire, 12mo, cloth, frontispiece, 1942; Turner (W.J., ed.) The British Commonwealth and Empire, 8vo, cloth, colour plates, illustrations, 1943; Massingham (H. & P.) The London anthology, 8vo, cloth, d-j, plates & illustrations, 1950; Kitson Clark (G.S.R.) An expanding society, Britain 1830-1900, 8vo, cloth, Cambridge, 1967, and 15 others relating to British history (25).
A Victorian aesthetic movement ash part bedroom suite, comprising: a three door wardrobe, the central mirrored door opening to reveal fitted drawers and hooks, flanked by a pair of panelled doors opening to reveal hanging space; a dressing table with swing mirror above one long and two short drawers, surmounting three frieze drawers above a pair of cupboards; together with a pot cupboard en suite.
An early 19th Century serving table of `D` form, having one door and two short drawers to the front with later turned knob handles, raised on square tapering feet, the whole with boxwood stringing, 51 x 29 x 23in. (130 x 74 x 58.5cms); together with an associated astragal glazed bookcase with flared pediment cornice, boxwood and ebony stringing, fitted two shelves with double doors, 46 1/2 x 49 x 14in. (118 x 124.5 x 36cms).
An early Victorian mahogany twin pedestal dressing table, the fiddle back mahogany top fitted with solid wood gallery, the base fitted with one long and six short drawers, carved brackets to the kneehole, 34 x 54 x 24 1/2in. (86 x 137.5 x 62cms) (some sun fading).
A late George III satinwood Pembroke table decorated with cross banding and ebonised stringing, fitted a pair of semi-circular hinged flaps, fitted a single drawer to the frieze with brass ring handles, raised on square tapering legs, 33 1/2in. x 24in. x 28 1/2in. high. Provenance: Believed by the vendor to have originated from Priory House, Long Benington.
A William IV rosewood veneered tea table, the `D`-shaped top above a plain frieze with central carved paterae ornamentation, raised on a faceted stem with loti form base, quatrefoil platform support raised on four gadrooned bun feet concealing castors (top is warped), 28 x 35 1/2 x 17 1/2in. (71 x 90 x 44cms).
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