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Click here to subscribeA FIRST-HALF 19TH-CENTURY TURNED WOOD CIRCULAR TABLE SNUFF BOX the push-on cover inset to the centre with a bone medallion engraved with a named depiction of Lancaster Castle, 13cm, (5in) diameter, and ANOTHER TREEN BOX of footed tapering cylindrical form having bone or ivory enrichments with turned cover and button finial 13cm, (5in) high (2)
A GROUP OF 19TH-CENTURY TABLE GLASS comprising, a footed comport, the shallow bowl wheel-engraved with ferns on inverted balustroid stem and plain foot, 21cm, (8.25in) diameter, a tumbler etched for the Exhibition, Edinburgh, 1886 with wheel engraved foliate decoration, 12cm, (4.7in) high, a barrel-shaped mug with inscription Sarah Kirkman, 1894, 10cm, (4in) high, a cylindrical plain mug, 10cm, (4in) high, a wine glass wheel-engraved with columbine, on facetted stem and plain foot, 13.5cm, (5.25in) high and a celery glass or vase engraved with ferns, the base on lobed moulded foot, 16.5cm, (6.4in) (6)
A VICTORIAN AESTHETIC PERIOD MAHOGANY OCCASIONAL TABLE having a square top with projecting corners, on a cruciform balustrade of ball spindles between square section uprights, extending as splayed legs and connected by a shaped quatrefoil undertier, 48cm square x 69cm high, (19in x 27in)
"Wilk" (John William ("Bill") Wilkinson, (1906-1994) GEORGE GRAHAM AT KESWICK GOLF CLUB, seated with pint and chaser, a curled fox asleep behind him, a golf bag beside his table, captioned "Property of the Club Comedian, R. Wilson", hounds watching through the window, ink and watercolour, signed and dated (1987?) lower left, 29cm x 42.5cm, (11.4in x 16.7in), in card mount, framed under glass
J*** Glen Bowie, (Scottish School, fl.c. 1900) "I' FAIR TORFICHEN", AN INTERIOR SCENE WITH LADY seated beside a table of household wares and a broom, oil on canvas, signed lower left, entitled on artist's label verso, stamp to canvas of "G. DAVIDSON/ ARTISTS' COLOURMAN/ 128 SAUCIEHALL STREET/ GLASGOW" verso, 39.5cm x 54.5cm, (15.5in x 21.25in), in gilt slip and scroll-decorated gilt frame
A GEORGE III SHERATON STYLE INLAID MAHOGANY OVAL TABLE TOP (ONLY), centred by a conch shell patera within radiating segments, pale satinwood border, and crossbanding above a wavy valance 76.5cm x 55cm, (30in x 21.6in), on AN ASSOCIATED X-FORM FOLDING STAND with tapering square section legs
A LATE 17TH-CENTURY "RED WALNUT" SINGLE DROP-LEAF GATE-LEG TABLE having a rectangular top and (shortened) leaf, above an oak-lined (front-to-back grain) frieze drawer, on four blocked and turned legs and matching gate-legs, all extending as angled or canted feet, 95.5cm x 38.5cm closed/61cm open x 68cm high, (37.6in x 15.2in/24in x 26.8in)
A GOOD GEORGE II MAHOGANY FOLD-OVER CARD TABLE having an oblong top with projecting front corners, enclosing a green baize-lined playing surface and four square corner gaming wells, the front frieze having a short central drawer with original brass backplate bale handle, on a knuckle-jointed gateleg and three standard legs all of slender cabriole form terminating in pad feet, the whole of fine quality, colour and condition, 81cm x 40cm x 72cm high, (32in x 16in x 28.3in)
A GOOD LATE 17TH-CENTURY JOINED OAK SIDE TABLE having a two-piece rectangular top with moulded edges above a two-panelled long frieze drawer with brass teardrop handles, above pierced quadrants between blocked and bobbin-turned legs, H-stretcher and medial front and rear stretchers, 81.5cm x 51cm x 73cm high, (32in x 20in x 28.75in) ***For a table of similar form c.1680, see Chinnery, Victor, Oak Furniture, ACC 1979, fig.3:242 (p.313)
AN OLD REPRODUCTION MAHOGANY TWIN PEDESTAL D-END DINING TABLE in the Regency taste, with reeded edges, extending with a leaf and brass clips to 195.5cm, (77in) on broadening turned stems each with three incised downswept legs terminating in brass paw caps and brass castors, 96.5cm wide x 73cm high, (38in x 28.7in)
A SMALL LATE GEORGIAN MAHOGANY PEMBROKE TABLE having a boxwood-strung top and matching rounded oblong flaps, all with reeded edges, above a full-depth drawer and dummy drawer to each short end, all ebony-strung and with brass knob handles, on turned tapering legs, 51cm x 36.5cm closed/ 74.5cm open x 66.5cm high
A GOOD LATE 17TH-CENTURY WALNUT SINGLE DROP-LEAF GATE-LEG SIDE TABLE having a rectangular top with moulded back and side edges, the matching leaf opening on a spindle- and cup-turned gateleg, the matching legs linked by plain stretchers, the whole of pleasing colour and patination, 72cm x 27.5cm closed/52.5cm open x 66cm high, (28.3in x 10.8in/20.7in x 26in)
A LATE 19TH-CENTURY ROSEWOOD WORK TABLE having a wavy-edged oblong top, sliding backwards when the drawer beneath is opened, to reveal an interior with nine lidded compartments, a solid work-box beneath, on French cabriole legs linked by a scroll-form X-stretcher to a padded footrest, 57cm x 45cm x 76cm high, (22.4in x 17.7in x 30in)
A japanned swing frame dressing table mirror in mid 18th century style, decorated in gilt with buildings and geometric motifs on a black ground, the arched mirror with a shaped crest on turned supports with splayed feet, 60cm high, 29cm wide, 21cm deep
A Regency rosewood and brass inlaid sofa table, the crossbanded top with rounded corners above two frieze drawers opposite false drawers, on end supports with turned stretcher and sabre legs with brass terminals and casters, 44cm high, the top 71cm x 156cm
A George IV mahogany sofa table, the top with a moulded edge and rounded corners above two frieze drawers opposing two false drawers, on spirally turned end supports with a low turned stretcher, on sabre legs headed by roundels with brass paw terminals, 72cm high, the top 71cm x 116cm
A late 19th century satinwood and painted work table, the oval top with a tulipwood crossbanded border and bead decorated edge, hinged to enclose a lined interior, above a green silk wool bag and a shaped undertier on scrolling supports and feet, 77cm high, the top 32cm x 44cm
Eight Danish teak single dining chairs and two carvers, by France and Sons, possibly designed by Finn Juhl, with black leaterette upholstery, together with a large Danish oval dining table, with extra leaf folding out from the interior, with screw-in tapering supports (11)
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