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Lot 51

An Edwardian portrait miniature table box GH, 1910, of rounded square outline, chased Classical scenes depicted to the sides, the hinged lid inset with an oval painted portrait miniature in a chased floral and foliate border, gilt interiorDimensions:width: 14cm, weight (all in): 18.5oz

Lot 59

A set of fourteen matched George III table forks J W Howden & Co with Alexander Henderson, Edinburgh 1814/6, of Fiddle pattern, crest engraved to terminal; together with a set of eleven table forks, London 1838 and one 1816, all of Fiddle pattern, crest engraved to reverse of terminal Dimensions:Length; 21cm, combined weight: 55.5ozProvenance:Formerly at Letterfourie, Morayshire, and by descent, through the Gordon family

Lot 6

A 20th-century Spanish three masted Nef marked to sail, of traditional form with rigging, sails and figures at work, raised on four feetDimensions:Height: 74cmNote: Note:Designed to display extravagance, the nef is an impressive, intricate table ornament. Appearing in medieval literature from the 13th century, they were originally thought to be drinking vessels and it is perhaps due to this purpose that some are formed from nautilus shells. Primarily, though, they have been a conduit for entertaining, wherein the passing and sharing of the ship’s contents often acted in settings of diplomacy.Perhaps the most famous example is the Burghley Nef, discovered at Burghley House by Arthur Grimwade, Sotheby’s silver specialist, in the 1950s. Now housed in the V & A museum in London, with poorly marked French control marks, research suggests that it is probably from the period 11th December 1527-10 December 1528, but its maker has yet to be confirmed. From contemporary documents in the house, it is thought that this nef may have been a salt. As more and more exotic spices travelled around Europe the nef would have been the perfect carrier for such intriguing tastes and smells.Often based on actual ships, Queen Vicotria’s second son, Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (1844-1900), also known as Duke of Edinburgh, who was Admiral in the British navy, had an armada of some fifty nefs with which he adorned his table.The taste for centrepieces took off in the 16th century, primarily made in Germany, other examples can be found across the continent in France, Italy, and Spain, and would often feature automata to create a more awe-inspiring spectacle. Progressing from solely drinking vessels, the nef might sometimes include flatware and tableware for the guests to be beguiled by even further.

Lot 60

A collection of matched Old English flatware various makers and marks, to include, two sauce ladles, five serving spoons, three tablespoons, four dessert spoons, three smaller; together with eight table forks, nine dessert forks, four dessert spoons and two teaspoons, all of Hanoverian patternDimensions:Combined weight: 61.3oz

Lot 74

A scarce Victorian novelty silver and parcel-gilt mustard Richards & Brown, London 1867, modelled as a chimpanzee sitting cross-legged wearing an Oriental jacket and smoking a pipe, with spectacles and holding a beaker, allover matted ground and engraved scroll and floral decoration, the hinged cover formed as a hat and spoon finial as the central plume, silver-gilt liner to interior, engraved to underside W.B.E and Victorian registration mark for 26 February (indistinct year, possibly 1842)Dimensions:Height: 10cm, weight: 5ozNote: Literature:A set of three is illustrated in 'The Colman Collection of silver mustard pots', published by Colman Foods, Norwich 1979, page 90.The dust jacket cover of Culme, 'The Directory of Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, Jewellers & Allied Traders 1838-1914' Antique Collector's Club Ltd, London, 1987, features the mustard as part of three condiments Note:Lavishly adorned tables were a highlight of Victorian dining, with comports overflowing with bon-bons, floral displays and all the necessary accoutrements considered a necessity the fashionable table. Condiment sets were also a vital element, and these were often in novelty forms, and inspired from the far reaches of the British Empire.This mustard pot originally would have been accompanied by two other condiment pieces as illustrated on the cover of the dust jacket for ‘The Directory of Gold & Silversmiths. Jewellers & Allied Traders 1838-1914’ by J. Culme. Another example also forms part of the mustard manufacturer Colman’s archival collection and is found referenced in their publication, 'The Colman Collection of silver mustard pots', published by Colman Foods, Norwich 1979, page 90.In 1866 Colman’s was granted the Royal Warrant as manufacturers of mustard to Queen Victoria, and only a year later, this mustard was assayed in 1867 by Richards & Brown. George J. Richards had entered in partnership with Edward Charles Brown in 1857 registering a conjoined mark on 13 July 1857. Richards’ father William had also been a silversmith and Brown had been apprenticed to George J. Richards.It is also important to add that George J. Richards retired in 1867 (the year the mustard was assayed, and therefore perhaps one of the last pieces he oversaw) but Edward Charles Brown continued trading as Richards & Brown.A delightful piece, this mustard designed as a chimpanzee with Oriental clothing and plume hat spoon, shows the care and attention needed for a Victorian dinner party.It is rare to find auction results for similar piece, particularly with the gilt decoration. Christie’s, offered a set of three in their Important French Furniture from a Private Collection sale in New York on the 6th June 2013, lot 34 which achieved $12,500 (Buyer's Premium included) but without the gilt detail. Bonham’s Fine Silver and Objects of Vertu sale on the 2nd July 2008, lot 214 which achieved £25,200 (Buyer's Premium included) was the set of three and each also had the gilded detail.

Lot 79

A matched suite of William IV Fiddle pattern flatware mainly William Theobalds, London 1836/7, comprising a soup ladle, a pair of serving spoons, seven tablespoons, six dessert spoons, a sauce ladle, eleven table forks, eight dessert forks, two tea spoons, three condiment spoons, of Fiddle pattern with crest engraved to terminal; together with a large serving spoon modelled as an egg spoon and the other modelled as a runcible spoon; a plated dessert spoon, a plated teaspoon and a pair of sugar tongs, Edinburgh with shell bowlsDimensions:Weighable silver: 88.5ozProvenance:Formerly at Letterfourie, Morayshire, and by descent, through the Gordon family

Lot 89

A matched collection of Fiddle pattern flatware various makers and dates, to include, three tablespoons, three dessert spoons, five table forks and five dessert forks, all of Fiddle pattern, spoons with engraved crest to terminal, forks with engraved initials to terminal; together with a collection of seven various teaspoons, of Fiddle and Thread, Old English patternDimensions:Combined weight: 33oz

Lot 92

A matched suite of George III Old English flatware mainly George Smith (III) & William Fearn, London, comprising, a soup ladle, three serving spoons, five sauce ladles, sixteen tablespoons, twelve table forks, eleven dessert forks and one teaspoon, with crest engraved to terminalDimensions:Combined weight: 101ozProvenance:Provenance: Formerly at Letterfourie, Morayshire, and by descent, through the Gordon family

Lot 116

A Victorian brass mounted rosewood book slide, a Victorian brass inkstand, three straight pull or telescopic corkscrews, a pewter mounted table snuff mull and miscellaneous other bygones, inkstand 22cm l Mixed condition but generally good

Lot 58A

A glass dressing table set, c1920, wheel engraved with scattered flowers, scarlet painted stopper or knop, largest bottle 17.5cm h Ovoid jar with chip on rim, the red paint on the stoppers original but worn and scratched, the glass bottles with sediment inside

Lot 91

A Davenport gilt ground dessert plate, c1880, painted with four landscapes in circular frames linked by festoons, 23cm diam, red printed mark, three cobalt and gilt ground dessert plates, including a French cabinet plate with gilt cypher of Louis Phillippe and a later English porcelain cartouche shaped Japan pattern dressing table tray (5) Good condition

Lot 1101

20th century occasional table and a pair of early 20th century Georgian style dining chairs (3)

Lot 111

Murano style splatter glass vase, with frilled sides, pair of barley twist oak candlesticks, dressing table set etc (1 box)

Lot 1118

20th century mahogany drop-leaf table on shaped supports and a side chair (2)Condition ReportH. 71.5cm x L. 107cm x W. 77cm

Lot 1124

Embassy World Champion snooker table by Power Glide, 6ft x 3ft to include cues, scoring board, triangle and balls 

Lot 1125

19th century dressing table mirror, the oval mirror in moulded frame, on shaped platform base

Lot 1131

Mid-century modern formica-topped dining table with stainless steel stemmed base to circular raised bubble foot together with four brown vinyl upholstered chairs, height 72cm, dia. 100cmCondition ReportTable in good overall condition with some surface scratches to the top and base. Chairs have some scratches, scuffs and small holes in the vinyl.  See photos. General wear and tear.

Lot 1134

Modern hall table, the D-shaped mahogany top on white painted base, to tapering supports, 71cm x 105cm x 52.5cm 

Lot 1135

Mid-century modern circular coffee table, the glass top on wicker basket body and metal legs, 52cm x 66cm Condition ReportNumerous areas of loss and damage to the wicker body.  Losses and flaking to the paint throughout. Rust and tarnishing on the metal base. No Provenance, private seller.  General wear and tear.

Lot 1138

Early 20th century mahogany dressing table with three-part mirrored superstructure above two short and two long drawers, on square section supports and castors, 170cm x 112cm x 50cm 

Lot 1140

Mahogany coffee table (converted bidet), with turned supports and a mahogany and satinwood banded occasional table (2) 

Lot 1147

19th century mahogany fold-out tea table of D-shape, on turned supports, 75cm x 90cm x 47cm

Lot 1161

Early 20th century marble topped side table with single drawer above cupboard door, open shelf under, on square section tapering supports, 75cm x 41cm x 33cm 

Lot 1163

Oak side table with end supported united by stretcher, 72cm x 71cm x 45cm 

Lot 1170

19th century mahogany drop-leaf dining table Condition ReportLength extended - 127cmWidth 107cm

Lot 1172

20th century mahogany fold out envelope-top card table with single drawer on cabriole legs

Lot 1174

20th century oak coffee table, the rectangular top with moulded edge above turned block support, stretchered base, 43cm x 91cm x 30cm 

Lot 1178

Pine side table with end supports united by stretcher 

Lot 1179

19th century mahogany tripod table, the rectangular top with rounded corners, on turned supports to tripod base, 74cm x 70cm x 49cm 

Lot 1181

Victorian mahogany tripod work table, the square top with moulded edge and pinched corners, on turned support to tripod base, 69cm x 44.5cm x 44cm 

Lot 1189

Mid-century modern teak top coffee table with black stained magazine rack under, on tapering supports and a walnut kidney-shaped coffee table (2) 

Lot 1190

Pine kitchen table, the rectangular top with rounded corners, on turned supports, 73.5cm x 105cm x 80cm 

Lot 1192

Oak occasional table on bobbin turned supports, stretchered base, 66cm x 71cm x 32cm 

Lot 1194

Oak circular coffee table with turned and block supports, galleried undertier, 36cm x 74.5cm 

Lot 1195

20th century mahogany folding cakestand, small oak drop leaf table and an oak stool

Lot 1197

Ercol stained elm coffee table

Lot 1203

19th century mahogany circular occasional table with turned column supports to tripod base 

Lot 1205

Mid-century modern teak low lounge unit, height 59cm, length 119cm, depth 43cm together with a modern two-tier coffee table with drawer, height 55cm, length 80.5cm, width 45cm (2)

Lot 1208

20th century oak occasional table with shaped top  on barley twist supports together with a stool (2)

Lot 1212

Circular occasional table, satinwood banded, on tapering supports, a two-tier coffee table and a clothes stand (3) 

Lot 1213

20th century mahogany tripod table, the circular top on turned supports, tripod base 

Lot 1216

20th century rectangular oak dining table on trestle base together with six dining chairs in oatmeal upholstery (7)Condition ReportH. 76cm x L. 182.5cm x W. 80cm

Lot 1220

Late 19th century ash-seated three legged stool together with an Edwardian mahogany jardiniere stand with fluted legs and stretchered base and a 20th century walnut glazed wall-hanging display cabinet and a Chinese coffee table (4)

Lot 1224

Modern Chinese hardwood square coffee table and two further occasional tables (3) 

Lot 1225

Pine-topped kitchen table on square section supports, 76.5cm x 90cm x 150cm 

Lot 1226

Reproduction loo table, with burr wood top on mahogany pedestal base

Lot 1230

Modern Jack and Jill-style garden bench, green painted with two seats and central table 

Lot 1233

20th century burr walnut two drawer occasional table, rectangular top with rounded corners, two faux drawers on one side, pedestal ends and stretchered base, to ogee base on brass castors, height 76cm, length 94cm, width 48cm

Lot 1234

Modern oak two-drawer side table, the rectangular top above two drawers, on turned and block supports, stretchered base, 75.5cm x 103cm x 57cm 

Lot 1240

Edwardian satinwood Sutherland table with shaped top and ebony stringing on square-sectioned shaped supports, stamped "R I" and numbered 376891210 to underside

Lot 1249

20th century Eastern hardwood square-topped table with carved and pierced sides on square legs

Lot 1251

Early 20th century mahogany oval tilt-top loo table on turned pedestal, quadruped base, height 72cm, length 116cm, width 82cm

Lot 1257

20th century oak dining table in the Jacobean taste, the rectangular top with draw leaves, on cup and cover supports united by stretchered base, 76cm x 240cm x 99cm 

Lot 1265

20th century walnut oval tilt-top loo table on faceted column, ogee legs, 74cm x 148cm x 102cm 

Lot 1276

Mahogany single-drawer side table, the rectangular top with moulded edge, single drawer, on square section supports,  70cm x 74cm x 50cm

Lot 287A

Quantity of EPNS and yellow-handled table flatware, some boxed (2 boxes) 

Lot 316

1920's five-piece silver-mounted dressing table set with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1929, maker Deakin & Francis Ltd and a similar silver-mounted and tortoiseshell comb, Birmingham 1926, makers mark worn (6) 

Lot 320

Silver-mounted travelling photograph frame, floral repousse decorated, London, date marks won, makers mark KFL(?), 10cm, a single-coloured metal mounted photograph frame, silver-plated sugar nips, silver-coloured metal-mounted dressing table brush and a silver-handled button hook (5) 

Lot 369

Set of early 20th century German J.A.Henckels Solingen table forks and knives, marked 800, viz:- nine forks, seven knives with silver handles and a matching larger fork, initialled to handle,  25ozt total approx., a silver-coloured metal spoon and a pair of silver teaspoons

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