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Click here to subscribeA George III mahogany tea table, with moulded rectangular fold over top on pierced brackets and chamfered legs, 73cm h; 91 x 45cm . In good original condition with minor loss to the beading, the top (when opened found to be badly stained with paint/solvents. The front a little speckled with white paint, a few edge knocks to the right angles on the legs
A nest of three mahogany and maple tables, with contrasting line and chequer stringing on pairs of slender turned uprights with bar stretcher and tapered feet, 69cm h, 48 x 26 and smaller, ivorine trade label of JOHN TAYLOR & SON EDINBURGH and stamped number, early 20th c . Originally with a fourth, larger table to form a set of quartetto tables, the existing largest table slightly sunned and with small loss to the chequer stringing on the edge but overall good quality and condition
A George IV mahogany library table, the gilt tooled leather inlet oblong top fitted with two drawers and opposing blind drawers with turned handles, on plain trestles united by a lotus stretcher, the downswept legs with brass capped castors, 73cm h; 107 x 63cm . In good original condition, the top with recently replaced leather, the stretcher with some scuffing/footmark, no serious faults or restoration, of fine colour
A fine Victorian floral-painted mahogany occasional table, with circular top on the baluster stem, swept uprights and triform base on brass paw feet, 66cm h, 37cm diam. In excellent original condition with a few small spots of localised flaking to the painted top, no serious faults and no restoration
A fruitwood and oak side table, the oversailing boarded top fitted with a reeded drawer with brass handles, on square tapered legs, 74cm h; 89 x 48cm . Ring mark to the top also the top rather faded, localised evidence of old worm damage and small chip to the beading around the drawer, the drawer runners a little worn causing the drawer to hang slightly but in generally good original condition
A George I joined oak table, the boarded top with a moulded drawer, on ring turned tapering legs and block feet united by stretchers, 71cm h; 83 x 62cm . The top warped and nailed but in otherwise good and original condition. Small replacement moulding to the drawer and later brass handle
A Lenci earthenware figure of Al Caffe modelled by Helen Konig Scavini, the elegant young woman in long black gloves seated at a circular table with an open book, in colours, 22cm h, painted mark, date 16-3-33-XI and painter's mark of, possibly,. . Ponte, 1933. One or two minor repairs as follows: one of the two forked plumes on the hat broken at the tip and glued; forefinger and middle finger cleanly broken off and glued back; a small graze to the tip of the forefinger; the open half of the book cleanly broken diagonally and glued back. No other damage nor is there any "professional' restoration
A Sampson Hancock figure of a Greenwich pensioner, decorated by Harry Sampson Hancock, seated at a table with a jug and glass, in black tricorn hat, blue frock coat, pink waistcoat and yellow breeches, on shaped gilt base, 13cm h, painted crown, crossed swords, SH, D and artist's device, c1915-34 . Faint hairline crack in the base, no damage or restoration (See lot 335 for illustration).
Wallace (Alfred Russel) A Narrative of Travels on the Amazon and Rio Negro, with an account of the Native Tribes..., first edition, lithographed map and 9 plates, 1 tinted, folding table of vocabulary, small tear to edge of map, lightly browned, modern morocco-backed cloth, [Borba de Moraes p.933], 8vo, 1853. The author's first work and a classic on the Amazon.
[Gillot (Charles)] Documents Japonais, chromolithographed pictorial table of plates and 49 plates by Gillot, a little browned, loose as issued in original cloth-backed pictorial boards with ties, a little rubbed and spotted, [Paris], [c.1885] - La Neziere (Joseph de) L'Extreme-Orient en Images: Siberie, Chine, Coree, Japon, decorative title printed in black and yellow, illustrations, some colour, original cloth-backed decorative boards, gilt, preserved in glacene wrapper, Paris, [1904] - Challaye (Felicien) Le Japon Illustre, decorative title in black and orange, plates and illustrations, original morocco-backed blind-stamped cloth, Paris, 1915, 4to (3). The first is the work of Charles Gillot, the lithographic printer who invented the process of colour printing known as "Gillotage". The work is a reissue of the plates from Samuel Bing'sArtistic Japan.
Australia.-Stephens (John) The History of the Rise and Progress of the New British Province of South Australia..., second edition, folding map, folding plan, folding table, 4 lithographed plates, advertisement leaf and 9pp. Catalogue "Land of Promise Advertising Sheet" at end, foxed, original pictorial cloth, gilt, rubbed and a little faded, spine worn at head and foot, [Ferguson 2851], 8vo, 1839. Including an account of the South Australian Company with details of emigrants, wages, provisions etc. The advertisements at end are directed at those emigrating and feature tools, clothing, tents, maps, domestic goods and even houses, with a plan and elevation.
Rycaut (Sir Paul) [The history of the present state of the Ottoman Empire. Containing] the maxims of the Turkish polity, 3 books in one vol., engraved plates, lacking all before B, and table of contents, modern half morocco over marbled boards, folio, for R. Clavell, J. Robinson and A. Churchill, [1686].
OLD ENGLISH PATTERN comprising 6 table spoons, 1802-1807; 9 dessert spoons, 1790-1802; 11 table forks, 1799-1827; 7 dessert forks, 1824-1835; and 4 teaspoons, 1801-1812; by Eley & Fearn; Peter, Ann & William Bateman; G. Smith; Stephen Adams; William Cripps; William Bateman; Thomas Wallis and others, 55.25oz (37)
MANNER OF CORNELIS PIETERSZ. BEGA (1631-1664) A PEASANT SMOKING AT A TABLE Oil on panel 26 x 21cm. with a 19th Century painting of drinkers in a tavern in the manner of Teniers, indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 32 x 22.5cm. (2) ++ The former good; the latter patched verso
JOHANNES HENDRIK EVERSEN (1906-1995) STILL LIFE OF A LOBSTER AND A LEMON UPON A PEWTER PLATE, A LOAF OF BREAD AND A WINE BOTTLE WITH A CLOTH UPON A TABLE, A WALL OF DELFT TILES IN THE BACKGROUND Signed and dated 1962, oil on canvas 50 x 70.5cm. ++ Good original condition; needs a very light clean only
A matched part service of William IV and Victorian silver fiddle pattern flatware comprising: twelve tablespoons (7 x William Eaton, London 1836, 5 x George Adams, London 1844), twelve table forks (10 x William Eaton, London 1836, 2 x William Thomas, London 1841), twelve dessert forks, (various makers London 1836/50), two dessert spoons (London 1845-60) and nine teaspoons (7 x William Eaton, London 1835/36, 2 x Mary Chawner, London 1838), variously crested, 87.25oz (47)
A 20th century parcel gilt metal and cut glass table garniture, the centre piece surmounted by trumpet vase over a dish supported by six reeded columns centred by a boy raising his glass, the circular base with wirework filigree floral band, 62cm high, the flanking tazze with removable bowls, 21cm high (3)
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