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Click here to subscribeA William and Mary oak cricket table,c.1700, the circular top raised on slender baluster and block supports united by stretchers, terminating in peg feet,53cm diameter59cm highCondition ReportA repaired split to the top. General wear, marks, scratches, discolouration. Small knocks to the edge. Screws beneath. General knocks and wear to supports and stretchers. Possible repair to one foot. Wear to feet. Joints solid. Overall appears in fairly good condition.
A chinoiserie brass dining table,of recent manufacture, with a glass top above a Chinese coromandel lacquer panel, raised on tubular supports united by stylised brackets,218cm long110cm wide72cm highBuying this dining table at auction could save up to 0.46 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying a new table.Condition ReportGeneral light scratches and wear to the glass. A few tiny chips. Minor wear, knocks and small losses to the panel. General wear, tarnish and discolouration to the brass. Generally sound and solid and ready for use.
A provincial fruitwood centre table,19th century, French, the moulded square top above a frieze drawer, stamped 'CB' twice, with a shaped apron and slender cabriole supports, 67cm wide67cm deep71cm highProvenance: The Late Sir John Craven, The Barn, Long Newnton, Tetbury, Gloucestershire.Condition ReportSplits to the top. Old wear and worm damage. Re-finished. The top is slightly bowed. Some old repairs. Splits to the drawer and frieze. Drawer runs smoothly, but is slightly warped. General knocks and wear to supports. Repair to one foot. Joints sound and solid.
A pair of Louis XV-style patinated bronze table lamps,late 19th century, French, each cast with acanthus detail and a stepped base,17cm wide17cm deep51.5cm high (2)Condition ReportSome breaks to foliate detail. Dirt, dust, knocks and wear. Wires cut. Would benefit from some attention prior to use. One with a missing foot. PAT test fail 6.3.23
A walnut and wrought iron table,late 17th/early 18th century, Spanish, the long plank top raised on scrolling trestle supports united by knopped brackets,202cm long79cm wide77cm highProvenance: The Late John Scott-Oldfield, 65 Warwick Square, London, SW1;purchased by the above from Gallori Turchi, Florence, 1996.Condition ReportImage credit: Salt Images.Undulation and warp to the top. General surface wear, scratches, old knocks and marks. Filled splits and scratches. Some old knocks and chips to corners and edges. General old knocks, wear and repair to legs. Some light rusting to brackets. Traces of historic woodworm throughout, although none appears to be active. Joints generally sound and solid. Overall appears in fairly good structural and cosmetic condition.
A Regency-style mahogany console table,of recent manufacture, with a stone top above two moulded drawers between a pair of brass lion masks, raised on tapering reeded supports, terminating in paw feet,151cm wide46cm deep83cm highCondition ReportLikely made in the last 20 years. General light wear to the top. Light surface wear to the veneer, with some small knocks. Drawers run smoothly. Joints solid. Generally in good order.
A cherrywood farmhouse table,19th century, French, the cleated plank top over a single drawer and square tapering legs,189cm long75cm wide73cm highBuying this dining table at auction could save up to 0.46 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying a new table.Condition ReportTop with split and old repair to end of one plank. Minor water marks. Drawer with damage to one corner. Rust stains around nails. Old nail holes to top edge. The drawers run smoothly. Traces of old woodworm, but does not appear active. A small amount of wobble in the joints, but generally solid and ready for use.
A George III satinwood and inlaid Pembroke table,c.1790, the oval top centred with a patera, above a single drawer stamped '950', raised on tapering square supports terminating in brass sabots,73.5cm wide50cm deep70cm highCondition ReportDepth measures 94cm when open. General marks, surface wear, scratches, small splits and repair to the veneer. Minor losses. No key. The drawer runs smoothly. Some evidence of glue repair beneath. Knocks and wear to the supports. Joints generally sound.
A pair of stained wooden table lamps, of recent manufacture, each of openwork form and raised on ball feet, with a large square shade,22cm wide22cm deep50cm high (2)Provenance: The Late Sir John Craven, The Barn, Long Newnton, Tetbury, Gloucestershire.Condition ReportBoth circular tops a little warped and lifting. General light wear and small knocks. With old plug heads. Minor fading to tops. Light wear and marks to shades.PAT testd passed 6.3.23
A pair of metal column table lamps,of recent manufacture, each on a square base, with a square shade,21cm wide21cm deep66cm high (2)Provenance: The Late Sir John Craven, The Barn, Long Newnton, Tetbury, Gloucestershire.Condition ReportGeneral light surface wear. Minor marks to shades. Old plug heads.PAT test passed 6.3.23
A George III mahogany side table, c.1795, the bow-fronted top over an arrangement of five drawers with bone and ivory pulls, raised on tapering square legs, terminating in spade feet,85cm wide47cm deep70cm highProvenance: The Late Sir John Craven, The Barn, Long Newnton, Tetbury, Gloucestershire.IMPORTANT NOTEThis lot contains elephant ivory material. Please be advised that several countries, including those in the EU and the USA, now prohibit the importation of ivory items unless under specific conditions. Accordingly, prospective buyers should familiarise themselves with the relevant customs regulations of their country and ensure they are able to import this item prior to bidding.This item has been registered as exempt from the UK Ivory Act 2018. Ivory declaration submission reference: 97CMJTKHCondition ReportOne ivory pull appears original and the remaining five examples are later and bone. Fading to the top. General marks, scratches and knocks throughout. Some small splits to the top, one of which is repaired. Split to the right side. Some stringing and beading lost to the drawers, frieze and supports. Some chips to the legs. Drawers run smoothly. Drawer liners split. Joints sound and solid. Splits, breaks and repairs to the feet.
A George III mahogany side table,with a rectangular top over a blind fretwork frieze, raised on carved and tapering legs, on hexagonal block feet, converted from a stand,112cm wide 46.5cm deep84cm highCondition ReportMissing a bracket to the right side. Stained to the top. Worn to the sides and edges. Two deeper dents to the top. Strips to the right side on the moulding.
A brass pricket candlestick,17th century, Flemish, with a triform base, converted into a table lamp,39cm highProvenance: The Late John Scott-Oldfield, 65 Warwick Square, London, SW1.Condition ReportImage credit: Salt Images.Total height with fittings 53cm. Small knocks, dents and scratches throughout. Patination and verdigris to recesses. Some engraving to one side of the triform base including 'N D'. The feet look a little clumsy but stand stable on a flat surface. In good overall condition.PAT tested passed 6.3.23
A George III oak cricket table,late 18th/early 19th century, the circular top raised on three tapering supports,68cm diameter68cm highCondition ReportSplits, knocks, marks wear and discolouration to top. The small split section to one edge is a tiny bit loose. Some areas of wear and loss to the edge. Some strengthening and repair beneath the top. Some knocks and wear to supports. Joints generally tight and solid. Overall appears in fairly rustic condition, but perfectly usable in its current state.
A fruitwood butcher's block table,19th century and later, French, the chopping and preparation surfaces above drawers, raised on reeded baluster supports,261cm wide75cm deep83cm highCondition ReportBlock possibly later, with other possibly associated elements. General splits, knocks, losses, breaks and wear commensurate with age and use. Traces of historic woodworm and moisture damage. Tarnish and discolouration to metal. Areas of strengthening and repair. Drawers run smoothly. Joints relatively solid and sturdy.
A large elm altar table,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), Chinese, the rectangular top with raised terminals, above pierced supports decorated with flowers,256cm wide56cm deep89cm highProvenance: The Late Sir John Craven, The Barn, Long Newnton, Tetbury, Gloucestershire.Condition ReportOld knocks, breaks, losses and repairs to the supports. Feet repaired and blocked up. Old marks, wear, knocks, splits and scratches to the top and throughout. Joints solid. Stripped. Overall appears in fairly good structural and cosmetic condition with characterful wear throughout and pleasant distress. Ready for use.
A pair of Tang-style terracotta burial figure table lamps,20th century, Chinese, each standing figure raised on a wooden stand, with a grey silk shade,22cm wide17cm deep47cm high (2)Provenance: The Late Sir John Craven, The Barn, Long Newnton, Tetbury, Gloucestershire.Condition ReportBreaks and glue repair to the male figure. General surface wear, dirt and aged appearance. Some general wear, marks and fading to stands. Shades appear in fair order.PAT test passed 6.3.23
A pair of composition stone baluster table lamps,19th century, each on a square base, with a rectangular shade,19cm wide19cm deep64cm high (2)Provenance: The Late Sir John Craven, The Barn, Long Newnton, Tetbury, Gloucestershire.Condition ReportGeneral wear and weathering. The plugs with old heads. Shades appear in good order.PAT tested passed 6.3.23
A walnut side table,late 17th century, Italian, the rectangular top above a single moulded drawer and raised on square supports united by stretchers,90cm wide56cm deep75cm highProvenance: The Late John Scott-Oldfield, 65 Warwick Square, London, SW1.Condition ReportImage credit: Salt Images.Some slight warp to the top. General surface wear, scratches, knocks, losses, marks and areas of cosmetic repair to top. Some historic chips, knocks and losses to corners and edges. Further old characterful knocks and wear throughout. Evidence of woodworm damage, which appears to be inactive. Joints relatively tight, sound and solid. Drawer runs smoothly. Age related wear to feet. Overall appears in fairly good structural and cosmetic condition and is ready for use.
A provincial elm occasional table,late 19th/early 20th century, the rectangular top raised on canted 'X' frame supports united by a stretcher,79cm wide46cm deep64cm highProvenance: The Late Sir John Craven, The Barn, Long Newnton, Tetbury, Gloucestershire.Condition ReportThe top split and a little loose. General scratches, knocks and wear. Some screw repairs beneath. Joints generally solid.
A rustic elm occasional table,19th century, the oval single-piece top, raised on intertwined branch supports,74cm wide46cm deep72cm high Condition ReportThe top associated with knocks and light wear commensurate with age and use, the legs with signs of historic insect damage the feet with wear, solid and stable the top with a slight slant, other areas of small damage and chips
A Moroccan-style painted low table,20th century, with polychrome decoration and spindle inset sides,140cm diameter54cm highCondition ReportFull diameter (furthest corner to furthest corner) - 140cmSome of the moulding detached but present. Overall stable and usable. Quite crudely made and decorated, with general light wear and marks commensurate with age and use.
A Louis XV giltwood console table,c.1750, French, of serpentine outline, the grey marble top above a floral and foliate-carved frieze, raised on scrolling supports united by an acanthus stretcher, bearing a paper label to the rail,111cm wide55cm deep88cm highProvenance: The Late John Scott-Oldfield, 65 Warwick Square, London, SW1;purchased by the above from O F Wilson, London, 1991;Comtesse d'Aiguy, Château de Béon, Culoz, France, by repute.Condition ReportA small old repaired break to the front of the marble top. General surface wear and small losses to edges. The base re-gilded. Some cracks to the gilding, generally at joints. Other small losses throughout. Some possible minor repairs concealed beneath later gilding. Some light rubbing and wear to gilding. Joints tight and sound. Minor traces of woodworm damage, none of which appears active. Overall appears in good structural and cosmetic condition and is ready for use.
A pair of Limoges blanc de Chine table lamps,20th century, French, of urn shape with neoclassical anthemion handles, each with a silk pleated shade,overall 71cm high22cm wideshade 40cm diameter (2)Provenance: The Late John Scott-Oldfield, 65 Warwick Square, London, SW1.Condition ReportHeight without shades 51cm high. Printed marks underside 'Limoges France'. Very small manufacturing imperfections on both. Overall in very good cosmetic condition.PAT tested passed 6.3.23
A walnut and inlaid occasional table, c.1900, Swiss, the circular top centred with mountain goats within foliate scrolls, raised on a floral carved tripod base, 54cm diameter73cm highCondition ReportRe-finished. A small area of loss to veneer. Small fine splits to top. General light surface wear and small knocks. One part of pierced frieze a tiny bit loose. Small knocks and small splits to column and base. Joints tight. Generally in fairly good structural and cosmetic condition.
A large elm altar table,Qing dynasty (1644-1911), Chinese, the slender rectangular top with raised terminals, the pierced supports decorated with mythical beasts and auspicious motifs, 306cm wide51cm deep105cm highProvenance: The Late Sir John Craven, The Barn, Long Newnton, Tetbury, Gloucestershire.Condition ReportGeneral knocks, splits, wear and distress throughout. Rubbing and wear to painted/ lacquered surface. Splits to the top. Old knock, losses, splits and repairs. Some cracks, breaks and repairs to pierced detail. Joints sound and solid. Overall appears in fairly good structural and cosmetic condition with a pleasantly distressed surface. Ready for use.
A George III mahogany tripod table,c.1765, with a moulded top and birdcage action, above a turned column and acanthus-carved tripod supports, terminating in claw and ball feet,73cm diameter73cm highCondition ReportFading and discolouration. General surface wear, knocks and scratches. Repaired splits to the top. Hinge, lock and action are functional. General knocks and wear to the supports. Some splits and repairs to the column and legs. Later fastening bracket beneath.Joints solid and sound.
A ropework dining table,of recent manufacture, the square glass top above a tapering frame, 141cm wide141cm deep75cm highBuying this dining table at auction could save up to 0.46 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying a new table.Condition ReportTwo brass nuts/ washers off but present, with two others missing. General wear to glass. Some dirt, marks and light wear to rope. Joints fairly solid. Ready for use.
A Khorasan-style brass incense burner,20th century, in the form of a bird, the cover with bird finial, leading to an openwork body decorated with typical scrolled and foliate motifs,32cm highCondition ReportSlight tarnish to the exterior and knocks, structurally the incense burner feels sound. The interior of the lid with verdegris. However of a nice size and an aesthetically pleasing, decorative piece for a table top. Please see additional photos.
A pair of Chinese-style bronzed metal table lamps,20th century, each in the form of a prancing horse, raised on a hardwood stand, with a spreading oval silk shade,38cm wide17cm deep36cm high (2)Provenance: The Late Sir John Craven, The Barn, Long Newnton, Tetbury, Gloucestershire.Condition ReportGeneral surface wear, rubbing and light scratches. Some spots, marks and a small amount of verdigris. Wear and fading to stands. General wear to shades. Overall appear in fairly good cosmetic condition. One with an old three-pin head. PAt tested passed 6.3.23
A walnut table dressing table mirror,18th century, of angular cartouche form, with a laburnum cross-cut moulding and veneered frame, on a fitted rectangular base with bun feet,40cm wide20cm deep72cm highProvenance: The Estate of Mrs Althea Lloyd.Condition ReportThe supports and mirror element probably later, with evidence of repair and alteration. Later glass. Splits, knocks and losses to the veneer. Some areas of patch repair. Some fading and discolouration to the sides. Feet later. General surface wear and scratches. Drawers run smoothly. Joints solid and sound. Please see photos.
A small William and Mary walnut games table,late 17th century, of demilune outline, the fold-over top above a shaped apron with three frieze drawers and a pair of slides, with a double gateleg action, raised on faceted supports united by stretchers, terminating in ball feet,72cm wide70cm deep68cm highProvenance: The Estate of Mrs Althea Lloyd.Condition ReportSome splits, lifting and areas of repair to veneer throughout, with some slight marks and areas of discolouration. Some scratches to top. Some small chips, knocks and losses to edges and corners. Velvet liner appears replaced and in fairly good order. Fold and gateleg actions functional. The right-hand gateleg action is a little wobbly and the support and foot appear replacements. Evidence of repair to other feet, with old woodworm and rot damage. Split to underside of carcass. Overall appears in fairly good structural and cosmetic condition, with wear consistent with age and use.
An Edwardian walnut and satinwood centre table,c.1900, the octagonal top inlaid with Renaissance motifs, above column supports united by a shaped undertier, raised on splayed feet,83cm diameter73cm highCondition ReportSome fading and wear to the top. General scratches and small knocks. Some marks to the supports and undertier. The slender legs mean that it is slightly wobbly, but overall the joints are tight and solid.
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