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Click here to subscribeAN EDWARDIAN GENTLEMAN'S SILVER-TOPPED DRESSING TABLE SET AND MANICURE SET the jar tops by John Pound & Co, London 1908, the brush mounts by Colen Hewer Cheshire, Chester 1905 and 1908, comprising hand mirror, three brushes and four glass jars, in a fitted leather travel case; together with a manicure set en suite, in leather roll case. (2)Ivory pieces have been removed from this lot
AN EDWARDIAN SILVER AND TORTOISESHELL RING BOX by William Comyns & Sons, London 1908, in the form of a table, the hinged cover piqué work decorated with ribbon-tied swags, raised on cabriole legs. 5cm high, 5.3cm wide, 1.5 troy ounces grossThe marks are clear. The hinge is in good condition, and the cover closes well, in generally good condition commensurate with age.The interior is stained with a red pen, the silver and tortoiseshell in good condition, the marks are clear on both the lid and base
AN ART DECO SILVER DRESSING TABLE SET by W G Sothers Ltd, Birmingham 1934, with George V Silver Jubilee mark, engine-turned with sun beam decoration, comprising a hand mirror, pair of hair brushes, pair of clothes brushes, and comb. (6) Hand mirror 29cm highThe comb dated 1939
ART DECO FIGURAL TABLE LAMP,modelled with porcelain figure of a dancer in front of a circular frosted glass shade, ebonised base, wired for electricity, 31cm highThe head has been off and obviously reattached; small flaw to glaze of front foot, further general wear and dirt; some flea bites and marks to shade, rubbing to base, has not been tested, will need to be rewired to modern standards
CASSINA OF ITALY, DINING TABLE AND SIX CHAIRS,custom made and without label, the table with oval glass top over four brushed supports to mint green leather base, 200cm wide, the chairs with tapered mint green leather back to seat, on tapered hardwood legsNote: This was purchased in the early 2000s from luxury furnishers Inhouse, formerly based in Glasgow's Merchant City.
TEAK DINING TABLE BY H. W. KLEIN FOR BRAMIN,72cm x 135cm x 90cmImage extended now available. Top and extension solid teak, would benefit from a refinish, main body very fat dead when compared to extension; slight movement to the joints, would benefit from being tightened; some water marks, there are scratches, scuffs and abrasions throughout including to apro, as mentioned will benefit from being re-finished overall; extension mechanism appears to work without issue, central leaf secure when in place
DANISH TEAK EXTENDING DINING TABLE OF MID-CENTURY DESIGN,the oblong top with two pull-out leaves, on tapered circular supports, stamped marks to underside, 73cm high, 189.5cm wide, 140cm long unextendedCentral leaf faded compared to end extensions; some relatively minor scuffs, scratches and abrasions; does feel loose in construction, would benfit from being tightened up; similar general wear to supports; total length extended 244cm, the central section is 144cm long, each end extension 52cm long, additional images available; for shipping of this item please visit www.mctears.co.uk/shipping for a list of our recommended couriers who will be able to supply quotes
ERCOL DROP LEAF DINING TABLE,in elm and beech, on splayed supports, 138cm longCondition good to fair. Light wear throughout commensurate with use and age. Minor marks to top including some gouges, and one area that will require revarnish. Supports with typical scuffs and marks. Additional images now available.Both leaves down 60.1cm wideOne leaf down 98cm wide
HANS OLSEN FOR FREM RØLJE, DANISH TEAK DINING TABLE AND FOUR CHAIRS,the circular table with single integral leaf, on tapered circular supports, 106cm diameter, 156.3cm extended, the chairs with single curved padle back, original black vinyl upholstered, on three tapered supports, each piece with maker's stamp, all but one chair with original labelImage of label and stamp now available.
MID-CENTURY 'SPIDER' COFFEE TABLE,attributed to Illum Wikkelso, with circular glass top, on splayed quadruple teak supports, 105.5cm diameter, 45cm highCondition good to fair. Wear to glass top including a number of scratches, this being as per use and age. Base generally fine. Additional images now available.
A SATSUMA CERAMIC TABLE LAMPJapan, Meiji period (1868-1912) Finely painted with polychrome enamels and gold with four rectangular panels, one depicting Kannon seated atop a Buddhist lion, grasping a plume, besides her a young servant holding a tray with two scrolls, another panel enclosing a royal gentleman with two servants, both scenes separated by two panels of peacocks and other birds amid blooming trees, the shoulder, neck, and foot with minute geometric and floral designs. Mounted to a brass base supported on five legs and topped with a brass finial, still maintaining the vintage cable and switch. Not tested for functionality. WEIGHT 4.6 kg HEIGHT 50 cm Condition: Good condition with minor surface wear, one hairline stretching from the foot to the lower section of the mid segment. Provenance: French private collection.
Doll's House Furniture: an extensive collection of doll's house furniture and accessories, the majority bought in the 1970s, room sets to include bathroom; kitchen with range and sink; sitting room to include velvet drop end sofa, tables and chairs, bureau, occasional tables, sideboards, etc; metal Victorian style bed, linen press, chests of drawers, and dressing table; dining table with chairs, fireplace and bookcase; together with a large quantity of accessories including dolls; rugs; pans; candlesticks and other furnishing items.
Equipped with black enamel and with hair behind glass, inscription inside probably: ''W.J.J. Scoficloi. Ob. Jan. 2. 1886. AE 56''. Hallmarks: W.G.M, crown, 18 (carat), anchor (guarantee mark: Birmingham), I (year letter 1885). Set with a table cut layer stone (approx. 10 x 6.8 mm). In good condition. Ring size: 17 mm / 53.5 mm. Width center piece: approx. 12 mm. Weight: 6.74 grams.
Ɏ SHISEN: A FINE GOLD LACQUER FOUR-CASE INRO DEPICTING OF A SLEEPING LADYBy Shisen, signed Shisen 芝船 saku 作 Japan, 19th centuryOf rounded rectangular form and oval section, the nashiji ground finely lacquered in gold and colored takamaki-e, hiramaki-e, and tsukegaki to depict a blissfully sleeping court lady, the facial features appearing like the Shinto goddess Okame, her right arm and head resting on a pillow and her left hand holding a fan, wearing voluminous patterned robes, a blind open behind her. The reverse with an empty black lacquer tsuigasane (table tray) and a wooden tray – indicating that the lady has fallen asleep after eating an offering of sweets. The interior of nashiji with gold fundame edges. The underside signed in tensho characters SHISEN saku [made by Shisen].HEIGHT 9 cmCondition: Excellent condition with minor wear, the interior with traces of use. Provenance: A private collection in Somerset, England.With a coral ojime of globular form.The present inro’s depiction of a sleeping court lady may be a mitate allusion to The Pillow Book (Makura no soshi) by Sei Shonagon (c. 966-1017 or 1025). Sei Shonagon was a court lady and poet who served the Empress Teishi during the middle Heian period. Sei Shonagon is often depicted in Japanese art dressed in an elegant kimono and rolling up blinds, although depictions of her sleeping and holding a fan exist as well.This item contains ivory, rhinoceros horn, tortoise shell, and/or some types of tropical wood and is subject to CITES when exporting outside the EU. It is typically not possible to export such items outside of the EU, including to the UK. Therefore, after this item has the necessary trade certificate, it can only be shipped within the EU or picked up in our gallery in person.
Agatha Christie, bromide print portrait photograph by John Hedgecoe (1932-2010), 1969, image 29 x 27cm, depicting Dame Agatha seated at table in sitting room, signed in pencil by John Hedgecoe to mount and titled to mount in pencil Agatha Christie 1969, framed and glazedFrom the collection of Lindsay Spalding and Don Birch, former owners of the Beechwood Hotel, North Walsham. From the mid-1930s to 1967 The Beechwood was known as The Shrubs and was the country house home of Doctors Peter and Margaret McLeod who were close friends of crime writer Agatha Christie, having previously befriended her and her husband Max Mallowan at an archaeological dig in Mesopotamia in 1928. Dame Agatha was a regular visitor to The Shrubs, staying with the McLeods in room number 9 for a month at a time, writing her novels in a summerhouse in the grounds. She dedicated her novel Sad Cypress to the McLeods and it is possible that she wrote it while staying in North Walsham.
Arne Jacobsen (1902-71) for Fritz Hansen - Mid 20th Century dining set of four 'Series 7' stacking chairs, together with a circular table, each on tubular steel supports with rubber caps, table with label to underside marked `F.H. Danmark`, 120cm diameter The chairs all have watermark stains on the back, indent scratches on the seats, and rust on the legs. The table has few light marks and at least one black noticeable mark.
William IV rosewood and crossbanded sofa table, circa 1830, the rounded rectangular drop-leaf top above a pair of frieze drawers, with false fronts to the reverse, raised on lotus clasped tapered cylindrical supports on trestle bases with scroll terminals on castors, 71.5cm x 96cm closed, 152cm open x 73cm high
19th Century south east Asian hardwood occasional table, probably Anglo-Burmese, the circular top carved with a radial arrangement of plain rectangular panels alternating with foliate and figural reserves, raised on reeded and foliate carved baluster column on conforming tri-form base, 78cm diameter x 75cm high
Niels Koefoed (1929-2018) for Koefoeds Møbelfabrik, Denmark – Teak ‘Oval-Klap’ drop leaf dining table, designed 1966, the top crossbanded with square section piano hinges to each side, raised on shaped triangular supports, Danish Furniture Maker Control stamp to underside, 195cm x 130cm x 73cm high (extended)Kurt Ostervig (1912-86) for Jason Mobler, Denmark – 1960s teak oval drop leaf dining table, the top crossbanded with square section piano hinges to each side, raised on shaped triangular supports, Danish Furniture Maker Control stamp to underside, 195cm x 130cm x 73cm high (extended)
Three Chinese blue and white porcelain baluster vases, the largest depicting a 'Long Eliza' and boy in a garden holding lingzhi, and three figures around an altar table, four character mark of Kangxi (but probably later), 36cm including domed cover, together with another smaller, depicting two figures carrying a large vase, 26.5cm high, and a smaller similar vase, 16.5cm high, (cover a/f), (3)
Matched set of late 19th Century French silver 'Shell, Fiddle and Thread' pattern flatware consisting of;18 tablespoons, 12 table forks, 9 dessert spoons, and 5 dessert forks, various makers to include Emile Puiforcat, etc, 3270g approximatelyHeavy wear to some pieces and loss of definition to the decoration from polishing, use, etc.
AN E.M.G. OAK CASED ELECTRICALLY OPERATED GRAMOPHONE, with original horn and table, circa. 1930, with accessories, labelled E.M.G. Handmade Gramophones Ltd, 11 Grape Street, London, WC2. (Purchased from new by the accomplished professional conductor NORMAN DEL MAR, thence by decent)
SET OF ELEVEN VICTORIAN QUEEN'S PATTERN SILVER TABLE SPOONS AND A MATCHED SPOON,maker George Aldwinckle, London 1849, 18.2cm long, the matched spoon by the same maker, London 1871, gross approx 635gOne spoon is matched, please see updated catalogue description; all with engraved initial C, otherwise some knocks and misshaping to bowls, general scratches and nicks commensurate with age, use and material
PAIR OF GEORGE V SILVER TABLE CANDLESTICKS OF NEOCLASSICAL DESIGN,maker Walker & Hall Ltd, Sheffield 1912, of tapered form on shaped and loaded bases, both engraved 'RM 14th June 1913', 29cm high (2)One appears to stand at a very slight angle, both engraved to bases as stated in description, small indents, scratches and nicks, most pronounced to bases, some additional surface pitting, both sconces mounted at angles to the sticks
PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER TABLE CANDLESTICKS,maker Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1884, 14cm highThese are a pair, date years are in fact 1883 and 1884; one stands effectively straight to the naked eye, one at a slight angle and this does have a slight wobble on a flat surface; one of the sconces has been noticeably dented and misshapen; display small compressions to lower sections and further repeated small indents, nicks and pitting to bases.
SUITE OF ELIZABETH II SILVER CUTLERY,maker C.J. Vander, Sheffield circa 2000s, ten-place setting, comprising silver handled table knives, table forks, soup spoons, silver handled side knives, side forks, dessert spoons, also six teaspoons, six coffee spoons, and four serving spoons, each of beaded Old English pattern, with blank oval cartouche, the table knives 24.6cm long, the weighable silver approx. 3,444g
A Jersey Militia silver shooting prize spoon the shaped table spoon would have been manufactured in England and Militia crest cast on handle, the stem inscribed 'Peter Blampied 1883', hallmarked London 1883, overstruck 'J.P.G' ( John Pope Genge, Jersey), 8 7/8in. (22.5cm.) long, weight 2.45 tr.oz.
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