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Click here to subscribeA 19th century mahogany side table, the rectangular top with moulded edge above a single frieze drawer with brass drop handles with oval backplates and cockbeading to the drawer front, brass lock escutcheons, raised on four tapered legs of square chamfered section. Width 36 ins (see illustration).
A late Victorian Sheraton Revival rosewood Sutherland table, being boxwood strung and inlaid with bone, each flap with moulded edge and canted angles and raised on turned supports united by a centre stretcher, with downswept legs terminating in castors. Width 29.5 ins (see illustration).
A late Victorian oak Arts & Crafts wardrobe with dressing table to match, the wardrobe with a moulded cornice above a rectangular bevelled mirrored door flanked by stylised tulip carved panels, the base fitted with a drawer and raised on bracket feet. Wardrobe width 61 ins, dressing table width 42.5 ins.
A pair of oak benches, second half 20th century, each with rectangular top and moulded edge supported by a recessed frieze and raised on gun barrel turned legs united by centre and end stretchers. Length 63 ins. NOTE - the two benches are from the same property as the previous refectory table. NOTE - lot 899 is from the same property.
A Regency mahogany Pembroke table, in the style of Gillows, with heavy drop flaps with rounded corners supported by a recessed frieze fitted with an end drawer, with cockbeading to the drawer front and with opposing dummy panel and raised on turned legs terminating in brass capped brass castors. Width 37 ins.
A good Regency rosewood turnover top card table, with rounded corners and beaded edge opening to a beige gilt tooled leather playing surface, with applied geometric mouldings to the frieze and with centre octagonal column, gadrooned support and four downswept moulded legs terminating in brass capped brass castors. Width 36 ins (see illustration).
A Regency mahogany Pembroke table, in the style of Gillows, each flap with moulded edge and rounded corners and with recessed frieze fitted with a single end drawer with opposing dummy drawer and raised on turned and tapered reeded legs terminating in brass capped castors. Width 31.5 ins.
A Georgian mahogany side table, the rectangular top with moulded boxwood strung edge above a single frieze drawer with brass drop handles with shaped backplates and similar lock escutcheons, with shaped apron beneath and raised on legs of square moulded section being boxwood strung. Width 29 ins.
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany and satinwood crossbanded kneehole dressing table, with a series of five frieze drawers with brass drop handles with embossed oval backplates and raised on tapered legs of square section inlaid with bellflower ornament and raised on brass capped roller castors. Width 41 ins.
A Regency rosewood turnover top card table, the rectangular top being crossbanded and with rounded corners above a rectangular frieze with beaded moulding and foliate carved ends, with centre turned column, with quatreform base raised on turned bun feet. Width 36 ins (see illustration).
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany side table, the rectangular top being boxwood strung and satinwood banded, with a single frieze drawer modelled as two with brass drop handles with pavilion embossed oval backplates and raised on tapered legs of square section with bellflower and boxwood stringing, raised on brass capped roller castors. Width 53 ins.
A QUEEN ELIZABETH II SILVER FLATWARE CANTEEN by D J Vander Limited of London, circa 1967-1969, Grapevine pattern, to include 8 dessert forks, 8 table forks, 8 soup spoons, a pair of fish servers, 8 dessert spoons, a pair of salad servers, 4 table spoons, 7 coffee spoons, 2 teaspoons, a cheese knife, a pair of butter knives, a pair of tongs, 8 grapefruit spoons, a carving knife and fork, 2 ladles, 8 fish knives, 8 fish forks, 8 fruit knives, 8 fruit forks, 8 table knives and 8 dessert knives, approximately 175 oz. (see part illustration)
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