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Click here to subscribeA Victorian figured walnut oval breakfast table, the quartered veneered top inlaid with boxwood arabesques and stringings, within burrwood bandings, moulded edge and plain apron, on base with four turned and leaf capped central supports and quadruple moulded scroll supports, the angular toes with carved leaf ornament and castors, 53ins x 40ins x 29ins high
A George III mahogany Pembroke table with D-shaped flaps, the top crossbanded in rosewood and decorated with boxwood stringings, fitted one real and one dummy drawer similarly inlaid, on square tapered legs with brass toes and castors, 33ins x 44ins x 28ins high (see previous lot for illustration)
A George III mahogany bow-front corner washstand inlaid with boxwood stringings and later shell motif, now converted to a display table with glazed lifting top, cupboards enclosed by a pair of plain glazed doors, fitted one real and two dummy drawers under, on square splayed legs with bowl stand under, 23ins wide x 37ins high
A George III mahogany sofa table, the whole later inlaid with central fan motif and quarter fan motifs, boxwood and ebonised stringings and bellflower swags, with D-shaped flaps and triple reeded edges, fitted two real and two dummy drawers, on twin turned end supports with conforming stretcher and out-splayed legs inlaid with trailing floral ornament, with brass paw pattern toes and castors, 59ins x 26ins x 28.5ins high (inlay thought to be Edwardian and surface repolished)
A mahogany three pedestal dining table of Georgian design with two extra leaves for same, with D-shaped ends and quadruple reeded edges, on turned columns, quadruple splayed centre column and triple splayed end columns, all with brass paw feet and castors, 128ins x 44ins extended
A George IV rosewood circular breakfast table with figured veneered top inlaid with brass stringings, square edge and plain apron with gilt brass mouldings, on central inswept square column and swept-in rectangular base with plain scroll supports, and with scroll toes and castors, 48ins wide x 28ins high
A George IV mahogany D-shaped concertina action dining table, the plain D-shaped top end with moulded edge and plain apron, on eight turned and spiral reeded legs and castors, 50ins wide extending to 132ins (lacking any other leaves and folding top, and in need of restoration)
A 19th Century walnut, ebonised and floral marquetry circular tripod table of shaped outline, the centre inlaid with a bold floral spray in differing woods and bone, within wide ebonised borders similarly inlaid with floral sprays, on turned centre column, the flanged centre inlaid with leaf ornament, on three scroll supports inlaid with scrolled leafage, and with scroll toes, 30ins diameter x 28.5ins high (bears old paper label pasted to underside “The Lord Cornwallis, Linton Park”)
A George III figured rosewood and marquetry sofa table with D-shaped flaps, the top crossbanded and inlaid with a leaf and floral banding, fitted one frieze drawer to front and back, each with a raised rectangular centre panel inlaid with leaf scroll and floral ornament, on slender twin turned and reeded end supports with conforming stretcher, on scroll supports with turned feet and brass castors, 54ins x 28ins x 28ins high (surface somewhat faded, old repairs and some minor damage)
An unusual late 18th/early 19th century inlaid satinwood ‘D’-end dining table with tulipwood crossbanding and boxwood and ebony stringing throughout, the two semi-circular end sections and four extension leaves each on folding double-gateleg supports with tapering square legs and block feet, probably Dutch, 71 x 137 x 408cm.
A rare Regency brass-inlaid amboyna and ebony-veneered centre table, the rectangular top with cut brass roundels and geometric banding, the parcel-gilt ebonised end standards with anthemian scroll brackets ‘lyre’ infills and on lion paw feet with brass castors, 71cm high x 121cm. wide, some damage.
A 19th Century walnut and mahogany work table of rectangular form, the walnut-veneered upper section with a hinged lid revealing a fitted partitioned interior, futher fitted below with a single frieze drawer and raised to a stylised X-frame united by a single stretcher, 20’ wide by 28’ high, some later repairs, S/D.
A mid 19th Century burr walnut occasional table having a replacement inset skiver to the rectangular top with bowed ends, with a thumb-moulded edge and plain frieze, raised on four elegant ring-turned tapering legs united by turned stretchers, finished to brass castors, 42’ wide by 21’ deep.
A late Regency rosewood drop leaf sofa table, the rectangular top with shallow side leaves all above a double frieze drawer, the whole raised to turned column and a splayed four leg base terminating in brass castors, the whole detailed with inlaid star motifs and stringing, suffers slight damages and colour loss, 51’ wide by 24’ deep.
A 19th Century Beidermeier mahogany side table fitted with a raised gallery bank of six drawers, further fitted below with a single frieze drawer and raised upon turned front legs and with plain uprights to the rear united by a shaped stretcher shelf, 35.5’ wide by 33.5’ high.
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