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A Charles II oak refectory table the four plank top with cleated ends and on four chamfered legs h.74cm. w.275cm. d.80cm. W

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A Charles II oak side table last quarter 17th century the later top above a drawer on bobbin turned legs with conforming stretcher h.71cm. w.83cm. d.45cm. Provenance Sutton Place near Guildford W

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A Charles II style oak refectory table the four plank top above square and baluster turned legs joined by peripheral stretchers including 17th century elements. h.76cm. l.175cm. d.71.5cm. Provenance Sutton Place near Guildford W

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A Charles II oak refectory table the boarded top above a channelled and carved arcaded frieze with punchwork h.75cm. w.151cm. d.73cm. W

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Property from the Collection of the late Mrs Shelagh Krivine A Charles II oak chair table third quarter 17th century the carved box seat with conjoined heart motifs and ebonised channelling with later door in chair form; h.117cm. w.70cm. à W

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A Charles I oak bench possibly Welsh with unusual chamfered legs h.50cm. w.172cm. d.27cm. Provenance Ex Clive Sherwood Collection Sotheby's Olympia 22nd May 2002 lot 386 The chamfered supports on this bench are comparable to those on a joined dining table and armchair which are illustrated by Victor Chinnery as being Welsh in origin. Victor Chinnery Oak Furniture The British Tradition Woodbridge 1979 pp. 291 and 517 figs. 3:167 and 4:233 W

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Property from the Collection of the late Mrs Shelagh Krivine A Charles II small oak gateleg table late 17th century with a single frieze drawer restorations h.74cm. w.74cm. d.73cm. extended 91cm. à W

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Property from the Collection of the late Mrs Shelagh Krivine A Charles II oak side table late 17th century the moulded top above a frieze drawer decorated with applied geometric mouldings h.75.5cm. w.84cm. d.59.5cm. à W

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A Queen Anne small oak centre table early 18th century including a moulded top scroll apron and H-shaped stretcher h.70cm. w.79cm. d.62cm. Provenance Sutton Place near Guildford W

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A William and Mary fruitwood side table late 17th/early 18th century the four plank top with cleated ends the frieze with a drawer h.69cm. w.76cm. d.49cm. W

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A William and Mary walnut oval gateleg table late 17th/early 18th century the oak base with square and turned legs on square Braganza feet h.74cm. w.110cm. d.41cm. extended 131cm. W

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A William and Mary oak and fruitwood table with single drop leaf late 17th century with a drawer and gateleg action h.68cm. w.82cm. d.38cm. extended 70cm. W

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A William and Mary oak side table late 17th century/early 18th century with a drawer and shaped apron h.73cm. w.80cm. d.53cm. W

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A William and Mary oak side table late 17th century with a drawer the arcaded apron with acorn pendants h.68cm. w.81cm. d.48cm. W

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A Queen Anne oak silver table first quarter 18th century with a frieze drawer and on slender cabriole legs ending in trefoil pad feet h.70cm. w.67cm. d.42cm. W

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A William and Mary large oak oval gateleg table late 17th/early 18th century on baluster turned legs with two later drawers h.73cm. w.160cm. extended 188cm. Provenance Sutton Place near Guildford W

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A William and Mary oak double action gateleg table late 17th/early 18th century the oval top above a later single frieze drawer on baluster turned legs with moulded stretcher rails restorations h.78cm. w.137cm. d.48cm. extended 171.5cm. W

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A Queen Anne oak settle-table possibly Welsh first half 18th century the box seat with panelled sides as settle; h.74cm. w.112cm. d.51cm. W

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Eight George IV ash ladderback chairs and a Queen Anne pine refectory table including two armchairs the table with later triple plank top alterations and restorations (9) standard chair approx.; h.98. w.52cm. armchair approx.; h.110cm. w.63cm. table; h.72cm. w.153cm. d.68cm. W

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A rare small George I fruitwood centre table second quarter 18th century the top formed of four planks and with cusped corners h.64cm. w.56cm. d.40cm. W

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A small oak rectangular table with a drawer the square and turned legs with conforming stretchers h.70.5cm. w.64cm. extended 79cm. W

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A George III oak tripod table second half 18th century with a burr oak octagonal top h.72cm. w.51cm. W

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A George II oak side table mid-18th century strung with boxwood and with a carved arched apron h.74cm. w.92cm. d.49cm. W

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A carved walnut trestle table Spanish 17th century the top of single boarded form and with two drawers restorations h.79cm. w.124cm. d.65cm. W

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A Henri II style walnut square centre table some 16th/17th century elements with a carved frieze and on five 'Tuscan' columns h.75cm. w.104cm. W

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A large fruitwood provincial table French 19th century with four plank cleated top the frieze with a small drawer h.77cm. w.264cm. d.88cm. W

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A carved walnut table Spanish 17th century with two frieze drawers restorations h.77cm. w.128cm. d.61cm. W

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A pine and walnut centre table Spanish the associated walnut top above two frieze drawers and arcaded apron h.79cm. w.103cm. d.64cm. W

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A walnut centre table Spanish late 17th century with two drawers and opposing dummy drawers restorations h.79cm. w.130cm. d.60cm. W

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A walnut centre table Spanish the square and turned legs with wrought iron stretchers h.77cm. w.120cm. d.77cm. W

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A set of eight George II laburnum dining chairs probably Scottish second quarter 18th century with vase splats and drop-in-seats on square legs with stretchers h.96cm. w.52cm. A Scottish attribution seems credible as aside from the chairs provenance the use of laburnum could well be an indicator. Unlike the small yellow flowered tree so common in England Scottish laburnum comes from a large species Cytisus Alpinus. It was (and is) one of the most prized timbers for cabinet and chair-making north of the border particularly in the East where Perth and Montrose were important centres of production. Tellingly it is commonly used in the manufacture of bag-pipes. William Boutcher in his Forest Trees published in Edinburgh in 1775 noticed that 'some preferred (it) even to mahogany for its solidity and beautiful colour ... and I myself have seen a large table and a dozen chairs of it in the possession of a noble Lord.' Indeed some of the best laburnum furniture survives in the collection of the Duke of Atholl at Blair Castle. For further examples of Scottish laburnum furniture see David Jones 'The Laburnum Tradition in Scotland' Regional Furniture History 1992 pp.1-10. W

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An Victorian rosewood serpentine writing table second quarter 19th century with a black inset leather top and one drawer in the front and back with brass mounts and cabriole legs h.76cm. w.143cm. d.77cm. W

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A Victorian walnut parcel gilt bijouterie table third quarter 19th century with a serpentine bevelled glazed top and conforming sides on scroll carved cabriole legs joined by a stretcher h.77cm. w.69cm. d.51cm. W

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A George III mahogany pembroke serpentine table late 18th century with a drawer and moulded chamfered legs h.73cm. w.105cm. d.76cm. W

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A George III style mahogany serpentine pembroke table 19th century with a drawer and moulded beaded legs h.73cm. w.95cm. d.76cm. W

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An Edwardian mahogany bijouterie table first quarter 20th century in Chippendale manner with a rectangular glazed top above an undertier carved with blind fret decoration; together with another bijouterie table in a similar style (2) h.77cm. w.59cm. d.41cm. and h.78cm. w.60cm. d.50cm. W

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A George II circular mahogany tripod table the waved hinged top on concave stem continuing into three scroll legs h.69cm. diam.67cm. W

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A George III chiming table clock early 19th century painted dial three train fusee movement broken-arch case with brass carrying handle and bracket feet h.48cm.

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A pair of gilt-bronze table candelabra mid-19th century each with six foliate arms held by a pair of cherubs on circular base with four scroll feet h.66cm. W

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A George IV mahogany extending dining table in the manner of Gillows of Lancaster the pair of D-ends with gate-leg the drop-leaf centre with two flaps on twelve reeded circular legs h.73cm. length 305cm. d.132cm. W

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A William IV mahogany extending dining table second quarter 19th century with two flaps and round corners on six turned legs with ebonised rings leaves now lacking h.74cm. w.124cm. d.137cm. W

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Bridgend R.F.C. menu card for a dinner held in honour of the Welsh Championship table leaders, on 18 June 1971, signed in ink by 50 players and guests, blue ribbons to spine. Signatures include Bleddyn Williams, Onllwyn Brace, Stan Bowes, Vivian Jenkins and John Lloyd.

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World Table Tennis Championships Stockholm 1949, souvenir brochure and supplement sheet, name of Audrey Bates (Wales) to upper cover, together with Bates's leather bound identity card/pass for the World Championships at Bucharest in 1953, (2).

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A Royal Dux porcelain table centre modelled in the form of a lightly draped young woman peering into a lily pond, decorated in rose, green and gilt, 10ins high x 11.5ins overall (impressed triangular mark in pink to base and No. 598 - slight fritting to edges of lily pond and base)

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19th Century English School - Interior scene with two King Charles spaniels and a feather plumed hat on a table, wooden panel 8ins x 10ins, unsigned, in gilt moulded frame

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Kate Hayllar (fl. 1883-1898) - “Roba di Roma” – Fine still life - Interior scene with clothes draped on a French fauteuil, and carved oak hall table supporting a pair of terracotta figures and jardinière with cyclamen plant, with a framed portrait of a young girl after Murillo to background, 13ins x 9ins, signed in full and dated 1892 to lower right corner, contained in contemporary gilt moulded and swept frame and glazed Illustrated on Front Cover

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A companion pair of late Victorian and George V silver gilt pillar candlesticks of 18th Century design, the square knopped column with shell, scroll and tassel ornament, the shaped bases with cast mask pattern mounts, 8ins high, by Garrard & Co, London 1891 and 1923 (weight 29ozs - formerly fitted as electric table lamps)

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A W.M.F. plated metal rectangular dressing table mirror in the Art Nouveau manner, the frame cast with a lightly draped figure of a young woman peering into the mirror, bordered by anemones, inset with bevelled mirror plate (plate marked and silvering lifting), 14.5ins x 11ins overall (marked on foot - plated surface somewhat worn - possibly formerly a photograph frame and converted later)

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A W.M.F. plated metal oval two handled table centre cast in the Art Nouveau manner with the head of a young man and sinuous scrolls and loop handle, inset with original green glass liner with cut shaped rim and engraved with flower, 12ins x 5ins x 4.25ins high (marked on footrim - plating worn at highlights) (see lot 286 for illustration)

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An early 20th Century Continental green and blue glazed pottery baluster shaped vase with plated metal mounts in the “W.M.F.” style, the body with streaked and mottled glazing, the mounts of sinuous form in the Art Nouveau manner, on circular moulded base, 17ins high (base drilled for electric table lamp)

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A late 19th Century French bronzed spelter figure/electric table lamp modelled in the form of the standing figure of Diana The Huntress with a dog at her feet and three flowers to background, the centre of the petals with electric fitment, on circular base, 36ins high

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A late Victorian brass table oil lamp with etched spherical shade, the glass reservoir with slice panel cuttings, on gilt brass column support with Corinthian capitol and square stepped base, 30ins high

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AN ART DECO DESIGN CANADIAN MAPLE DINING ROOM SUITE, comprising fixed top table with "U" shaped underframe, matching sideboard and eight matching chairs (7 singles and one elbow). Table 87" Long x 42" wide. Sideboard 50" wide x 33.5" Deep.

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A VICTORIAN OAK WIND OUT DINING TABLE, with moulded edge top on foliate carved legs with ceramic castors. Two additional leaves. C1895. 92" Long x 47" wide overall.

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AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY OVAL WIND OUT DINING TABLE, with rope edge top, single leaf and cabriole legs with claw and ball feet, on brass castors. C1925. 68" Long overall.

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A PRETTY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY OCTAGONAL LADIES WORK TABLE, having freize drawer with bone escutcheon, fabric slide out work bag, on square tapering legs with cross over stretchers, overall with reserved crossbanding. 18" wide x 14" Diameter. C1825. Plate glass top.

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A GEORGE IV ROSEWOOD CIRCULAR PEDESTAL DINING TABLE, having well grained top, shaped freize, foliate moulded pillar, on circular base with scrolled feet. C1840. 53" Diameter.

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A REGENCY ROSEWOOD RECTANGULAR LIBRARY TABLE, the top with curved angles, over two freize drawers, bead moulded with corner roundels on end turned tapering pillars, acanthus moulded on scrolled support. C1830. 58" wide x 29" high

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AN UNUSUAL VICTORIAN WALNUT PEDESTAL DROP LEAF CENTRE TABLE, the oval two flap top on a fluted centre pillar with four swing out splay legs having scrolled feet with brass castors. C1875. 35.5" wide.

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A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY FOLD OVER CARD TABLE, having canted angles above cockbeaded freize drawer, on square tapering legs with brass castors. C1840. 38" wide x 30" High.

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