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A Victorian oak extending dining table, the rectangular top with canted corners and carved foliate edge, raised on spiral twist legs and castors, 48in. x 56in. x 29in. high.

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An 18th Century rectangular oak drop-leaf dining table fitted a short drawer to one end, raised on chamfered square legs with understretchers, 48in. x 26 1/2in. high.

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A Georgian style mahogany 'D' end dining table, raised on a pair of turned baluster shaped columns, each with three splay legs terminating in brass paw feet and castors, 42in. x 84in. long, complete with spare leaf.

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An oak rectangular shaped three-tier side table fitted two short drawers to the frieze, decorated with moulding and fitted small brass handles, raised on spiral twist legs and square feet, 36in. x 15in. x 35 1/2in. high.

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An oak refectory style dining table with plain frieze, raised on square tapering legs, 29in. x 98in. x 31in. high.

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A late Georgian mahogany tea table, the rectangular top decorated with inlaid boxwood stringing, the frieze under similarly decorated, raised on turned tapering legs, 36in. x 29 1/2in. high.

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A mahogany Georgian style two-tier side table, the top decorated with rosewood crossbanding and boxwood stringing above a pull-out slide, fitted a single drawer below with brass handle, raised on square legs with pierced bracket supports, 16in. x 30in. high.

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A Victorian octagonal walnut occasional table, the burr veneered top raised on four turned columns, each with carved foliate bases with central urn motif, on four carved scrolling legs, 19 1/2in. x 30in. high.

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A Victorian Sutherland table with a pair of rectangular hinged flaps, raised on turned columns and splay feet, 29 1/2in. x 25 1/2in. high.

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A 19th Century rectangular mahogany occasional table, raised on a square column with quatreform base and scrolling feet, 32in. x 22in. x 28 1/2in. high.

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An 18th Century oak side table, fitted a single drawer to the frieze with brass drop handles, raised on turned and square legs with understretchers, complete with later alterations, 28in. x 28in. high.

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A mahogany 'D' end extending dining table, the frieze decorated with boxwood and ebony stringing and fitted a single drawer, raised on square tapering legs, 54in. x 53in. extending to 73in. with a later spare leaf.

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A mahogany kneehole dressing table, the serpentine top with gadrooned edge fitted an arrangement of five drawers with brass handles, raised on leaf carved cabriole legs terminating in claw and ball feet, 42 1/2in. x 30 1/2in. high.

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An 18th Century and later rectangular oak side table, the plank top and moulded frieze raised on octagonal and square legs with understretchers, 23in. x 41in. x 27in. high.

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A late Georgian rectangular mahogany card table, the hinged top enclosing a green baize lining, the plain frieze raised on chamfered square legs, 32in. x 28 1/2in. high.

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A George III mahogany semi-circular card table decorated with inlaid banding and stringing, the top opening to reveal a green baize lining, the frieze below with further crossbanding and inlaid oval foliate motifs, raised on square tapering legs and spade feet, 36in. x 29in. high.

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A late Victorian style walnut octagonal centre table decorated with crossbanding, raised on four turned legs with central urn motif to the understretchers, on four scrolling legs and castors, 37 1/2in. x 30in. high.

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An early Victorian rectangular mahogany tea table, the canted hinged swivel top opening to reveal storage compartments, raised on a square shaped tapering column, with quatreform base and splay feet terminating in moulded brass caps, 36in. x 29 1/2in. high.

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A Georgian rectangular mahogany writing table, the top inset with three tooled red leather panels, fitted three short drawers to the frieze fitted brass handles, raised on reeded and turned tapering legs terminating in brass castors, 36 1/2in. x 61in. x 32in. high.

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A Georgian style mahogany 'D' end extending dining table, raised on a pair of turned pillars each with four splay legs terminating in brass capped feet, 48in. x 126in. long, complete with two spare leaves.

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A Victorian rectangular mahogany extending dining table, raised on turned tapering legs and castors, 48in. x 68in. extending to 119in. long, complete with three spare leaves.

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An oval Victorian mahogany tip-up-top breakfast table raised on a turned column, with four scrolling legs terminating in ceramic castors, 53in. x 42in. x 29in. high.

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A Regency mahogany and rosewood crossbanded tip-up-top breakfast table decorated with inlaid boxwood stringing, raised on a turned and reeded column with four splay legs terminating in brass paw feet and castors, 39in. x 55 1/2in. x 28 1/2in. high.

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An early George III rectangular mahogany drop leaf dining table raised on turned tapering legs with pad feet, 42in. x 28 1/2in. high.

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Attributed to Van Schendael 15 1/2in. x 12 1/2in. (39.5 x 31.5cm) on panel A man reading a newspaper by candle-light with a pipe and a glass of wine on a table nearby.

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A Victorian ruby-tinted square shaped and dimpled vase pattern electric light shade with suspension chains, 8in. high (cracked); a 19th Century cut circular tapered table salt on square base (chipped); and a late 19th Century multi-coloured 6in. circular tapered vase with clear handle. (3)

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A Lladro circular squat electric table lamp decorated in the Chinese manner with blue dragons and clouds, with shade, 17in. high.

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A pair of reeded brass electric table lamps on stemmed bases 23in. high.

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A Victorian 13in. oblong papier mache folding-table writing desk with interior compartments, the hinged cover painted floral and foliage decoration with mother-of-pearl inlay.

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Kings pattern flatware service for six place settings comprising table forks, table knives, table spoons (3), dessert forks, dessert knives, dessert spoons, soup spoons, fish knives, fish forks, fruit serving spoon (1), fruit forks, fruit spoons and teaspoons (5).

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A Hanoverian part flatware service for six settings, engraved initial 'W' comprising; four table spoons; table forks; dessert spoons; four dessert forks; and teaspoons, by Walker and Hall, modern, 42.5oz. approx. (26)

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A pair of early George V table candlesticks, of hexagonal tapering form, with urn shaped nozzles, filled bases, 9 1/4in. (23.5cm).

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A pair of cauldron pattern table salts with blue glass liners and mother-of-pearl salt spoons in velvet lined case.

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A large and impressive early 20th Century presentation table centre piece, of pierced lozenge form decorated with foliated scrollwork and gadrooning on scrollwork legs and paw feet, bears inscription 'presented to Frederick Collins Esquire with an album an illuminated address as a mark of appreciation by a large number of his old friends associated with him during his work of railway and dock construction which extended over a period of 65 years, April 1913', also engraved a locomotive, the centre with vacant cartouche, rising to a platform on which rests a two handled half fluted and pierced fruit bowl with gadrooned border and scrollwork handle, flanked by two smaller matching dishes, total height 16 1/2in. (42cm), width 24 1/2in. (62cm), by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 1911, 140oz. gross approx.

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Three Hanoverian and rat tail pattern table spoons, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1897, 8.5oz.

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Two George III Old English pattern table spoons, London, 1814.

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A pair of George IV fiddle pattern table forks, by William Woodman (Bristol), Exeter, 1871; and a late George III table fork, by George Turner, Exeter, 1819, 6.25oz. (3)

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A George II Hanoverian table spoon, with single drop, by Richard Pargeter, London, 1746; another George II table spoon, possibly by James Timberlake, London, 1751; and another makers mark indistinct, London, 1756, 6.5oz. (3)

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Four mid 18th Century Hanoverian table spoons, all engraved initials, various makers including possibly Marmaduke Daintrey, James Timberlake and others, 7.5oz.

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Three George I Britannia standard Hanoverian and rat tail pattern table spoons, by William Scarlet and C.O., London 1717-19, 5.75oz.

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Two George I Hanoverian and rat tail pattern table spoons, one engraved initial, London, 1716; and another, London, 1718, 5.25oz.

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A George II Hanoverian and rat tail pattern table spoon; a Hanoverian and double drop table spoon; and a Hanoverian and elongated single drop table spoon, all engraved initials, London, 1751, 1747 and 1752, 6oz. (3)

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A George II Hanoverian and fancy back table spoon with shell decoration, London, 1734; and another George II Hanoverian and double drop table spoon, probably by William Charnelhouse, 1733, 3.5oz.

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A George II Newcastle Hanoverian and double drop table spoon, engraved crest, makers mark indistinct, 1747; a George I Hanoverian and rat tail pattern table spoon, engraved crest, by Charles Jackson, London, 1717; and another Hanoverian and rat tail pattern table spoon, engraved crest, probably 1745. (3)

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An early 18th Century Hanoverian and rat tail pattern table spoon, by E.W. (possibly Edward Wood); and another early 18th Century Hanoverian and rat tail pattern table spoon, by I.B. (2)

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An early George III Hanoverian and fancy back table spoon decorated with a fern design, probably by Thomas Dealtry, London, 1762; and a similar spoon, engraved initials, by T.W., 1766

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Three George III Newcastle Old English pattern table spoons with elongated single drop, by Langlands and Robertson, 1784; another by Christian Reid, 1804; two George III bright cut Old English pattern table spoons, by T.S., London, 1792; and another George III Old English pattern bright cut table spoon, engraved initials, by Hester Bateman. (6)

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Two George III bright cut Old English pattern table spoons, by Michael Keeting, Dublin, 1779; and a George III Britannia standard Old English and rat tail pattern table spoon, marks rubbed. (3)

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Two mid 18th Century provincial pointed Old English pattern table spoons, marks unclear.

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Three mid 18th Century Old English pattern and single drop table spoons, various, marks indistinct, 6oz.

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Four mid/late 18th Century Old English and single drop pattern table spoons, engraved initials; and another early 20th Century example.

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Two George III Old English pattern table spoons, engraved initials, by Hester Bateman, London, 1783; a George III dog nose and rat tail pattern table spoon, by Hester Bateman, London, 1781; and two other Old English pattern table spoons, stamped H.B., London, 1771 and 1763, 10oz. (5)

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Three late George III Old English pattern table spoons, by George Nangle, Dublin, 1813; and two early George III Hanoverian and fancy back table spoons with shell and scroll design, engraved initial, by T.W., 9oz. (5)

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An unusual late 18th Century Old English pattern table spoon, stamped T.B. Ster; another late 18th Century table spoon; and two early 19th Century Old English pattern table spoons. (4)

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FRANCIS G.R. Old English Drinking Glasses. 1926 London. large 4to; BATE Percy. English Table Glass; MOORE N. Hudson Old Glass (3).

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SERRES JEAN de. A General Inventorie of the History of France. 1607. 1st English Edition. Translated by Edward Grimeston. Large 4to old leather. Lacks final leaf of table of events at end.

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A Moorcroft dressing table jar and cover of circular form, decorated with lilies on a blue ground, incised 'W Moorcroft' and impressed 'Potter to HM the Queen, Made in England', diameter 12cm . (See lot 145 for illustration).

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A pair of early 19th Century cut glass table lustres, each having detachable candle sconces, shaped drip trays with gilded oval drops, baluster form hobnail cut columns to square bases (a/f), height 25.5cm.

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Assorted flatware to include French white metal part cutlery suite comprising: twelve table forks, nine dessert forks and nine dessert knives, eleven various English silver teaspoons; assorted plated flatware in the Fiddle pattern to include table forks, dessert forks, dessert spoons and various bone handled knives (a lot).

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A set of twelve Edwardian Walker & Hall silver table forks and tablespoons, each having shell and C scroll cast terminals, 60oz, Chester 1906.

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