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Click here to subscribeA Regency mahogany side table,with single frieze drawer fitted with two brass handles, raised on turned tapering supports united by H-stretcher,56.5cm wide,41cm deep,73cm highCondition ReportOak drawer lining with no splits.Surface scratches, scuffs and knocks commensurate with age and use. Solid frame, ready to use.
A black lacquer chinoiserie occasional table 20th Century, with a shaped top raised on faux bamboo legs united by stretchers62cm wide48cm deep46cm highCondition Reportlacquer flaking and lost in places, structurally sound, knock chips and scratches, surface unstable and may deteriorate
A Gothic Revival parcel-gilt pier table,of recent manufacture but incorporating some possibly earlier elements, with a shaped marble top and a turned column,60cm wide43cm deep95cm high,together with a similar wall-hanging niche,61cm wide18cm deep120cm high (2)Condition ReportGeneral knocks, chips and wear to marble, with some deep fissures to the surface, but doesn't appear to have been broken and repaired. The top-loaded nature of the top gives it a bit of wobble, but joints generally sound. Rubbing and wear to gilding to both pieces, although this is probably intentional to give it a worn appearance. General small knocks and light surface wear to both. Overall both appear in good structural cosmetic and structural condition and are ready for use.
A collection of silver items,to include an embossed silver box, with a gilt interior, by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1901, 8.5cm wide, a pair of candlestick nozzles, and a table lighter, marked Tiffany Sterling,and a silver plated coffee pot,by Mappin & Webb,17.5cm highweighable 8.9ozt (qty.)Condition ReportTarnishing, marks and wear throughout. The box is more heavily tarnished, with wear to the gilt interior. The lid of the mustard pot does not sit flat.
An ebonised writing table,19th century, probably French, with a leather top, moulded frieze with two drawers, the drawer lining in birds eye maple, 112cm wide 66cm deep74cm highCondition ReportLeather with marks, and lifting. Wear to the ebonised frame. Wear and lifting to the top. Please see the additional images.
A small oak plank top refectory table,18th century, with carved frieze rail, on tapering square legs and central stretcher134cm long68cm deep71cm highBuying this antique table at auction could save up to 0.46 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new.Condition ReportThe frieze rails are probably re-used timber with cut-out sections and variously carved.The top is deeply patinated with splits and holes from the ravages of time.Please see the additional images.
A oak side table,late 17th century, the plank top with cleated ends, above a long recessed panel frieze drawer, raised on turned stretchered supports,92cm wide,65cm deep,70cm highCondition ReportHistoric worm throughout, most evident to front stretcher - approx. 30% of stretcher missing. Oak and pined lined drawers. Pins evident to reverse of handles. Top loose from base.
A collection of silver dressing table items,to include an Art Nouveau brush, Birmingham 1907, 18cm wide, another tortoiseshell example, Birmingham 1924, 16cm wide, together with further dressing table items,to include a mother of pearl mirror, 31cm high, a brass picture frame, 17 x 13cm, and a tooled leather box, 22cm wide (qty.)Condition ReportThe silver has come away from the brushes. Heavy tarnishing and wear throughout. Cracks and losses to the mother of pearl mirror. Marks to the leather box.
A George IV mahogany writing table,in the Gillows style, the tooled leather top over three frieze drawers to each side, raised on reeded legs terminating in brass castors,152cm wide106cm deep78cm highCondition ReportMarks, pulls and scuffs to the leather writing surface. Drawers all function. Sturdy frame. Scuffs, wear and knocks to the frame throughout.
A pine refectory table of slender proportions,19th century, the rounded rectangular plank top raised on square supports,63cm wide266cm long72cm highBuying this table at auction could save up to 0.46 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying a new dining table. Condition ReportGeneral knocks, surface wear and scratches commensurate with age and use. Some old splits. General knocks and wear to supports. Joints tight and solid. Overall appears in fairly good cosmetic and structural condition and is ready for use. 62cm knee clearance.
A collection of silver items,to include a German silver cup holder, with crescent moon and crown, marked 800, depicting two lovers courting, 5cm high, a walnut veneered and silver topped box, marked 800, 9cm square, a collection of cut glass dressing table jars, including a guilloche enamel example, London 1911, and an example embossed with three cherub heads, by Synyer & Beddoes, Birmingham 1905, and a pair of triangular pin dishes, Birmingham 1964, 9.5cm wideweighable 9ozt (qty.)Condition ReportChips and nibbles to the cut glass. The hinge to the box is broken, there are minor losses to the veneer and pitting to the silver. The combs are all missing several teeth. Surface scratches and wear throughout.
A collection of silver mounted dressing table items,comprising a embossed brush and mirror by James Deakin & Sons, Chester 1920, a similar brush, makers mark rubbed, London 1894, 17cm wide, together with a group of nine dressing table jars,to inlcude a cylindrical example, by William Leuchars, London 1885, a pair of cut glass examples with faceted stoppers, by Wolfsky & Co Ltd, London 1923, 8.5cm high (12)Condition ReportOne of the perfume bottles with stopper is cracked. A further jar is cracked. All with imperfections and tarnishing to silver. Losses to silver on mirror and brush by James Deakin & Sons. Mirror coming away from frame.
A polychrome decorated porcelain cockerel table lamp,20th century, modelled on a pierced trunk base, the lamp stand cast as a tree, with a shade, on a wood plinth, 60cm overall, 35.5cm to top of the treeCondition ReportCrest restuck. Wood base worn, one metal flower - loose on the trunk.PAT passed 26.1.23
Birmingham silver rectangular cigarette box, three silver decanter labels, Continental (800 mark) three piece dressing table set and a white metal mounted dressing table jarthe box has dents to the corners from general use also there are dents to the lid, the wooden lining is complete
19th Century Harlequin Queens pattern canteen of silver cutlery comprising: six tablespoons, six dessert spoons, seven table forks, five dessert forks and three teaspoons, William IV and Victorian, together with four other silver spoons, a plated fork and various knives, 71 troy ounces (minus knives and plated fork)
Birmingham silver and pink translucent enamel dressing table set/ manicure set in original fitted case, (comb lacking)Brushes are OK but with some scratches, all the manicure items have damage to the enamel and the rouge pots have dents and possibly replaced covers.Mirror and brushes all n good condition. Some damages/ repairs to manicure set - see images
Silvered metal table lamp in the form of a classical warrior with sword and shield, mounted on a black slate plinth and adapted for use as a table lamp, 40cms high (excluding base and lamp fitting)Lamp holder is connected, some losses to gilt, otherwise in good condition
A.C Furniture, mid 20th Century teak sideboard and rectangular table, the sideboard with three drawers flanked by a pair of sliding doors, 187cms x 44cms x 76cms high, the rectangular table with integral extra leaf, 128cms x 83cms, (top at fault)Table varnish deteriorated on the main table and would need re-finishing, (you can see from photo the colour of the leaf in the centre).Again sideboard top needs cleaning and re-finishing otherwise solid with no restoration just wear commensurate with age
Good quality Victorian mahogany rectangular wind-out extending dining table with two extra leaves, together with a set of five (four plus one) mahogany dining chairs and three others similar, the table 132cms x 116cms in the closed position, each leaf adding an additional 46cms
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