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Click here to subscribeTwo bisque headed dolls including a German example with celluloid articulated limbs, height 18cm, also a boxed vintage child's sewing machine stamped with RD number 457825 (3).Additional InformationThe box of the sewing machine is tired with numerous rips and tears, the sewing machine is still with the table clamp, possibly the odd touch up of paint, minor rusting in parts. The dolls with wear, especially to the limbs, wigs are slightly loose.
An Edwardian mahogany side table with label verso for W. Pearson, Green End, Whitchurch, with two drawers on turned legs, height 72cm, width 102.5cm, depth 48cm.Additional InformationThere have been alterations to the top and three of the wheels to the castors are lacking, general age wear patina to the surface.
A Victorian mahogany serpentine gateleg side table, with drawer and rear leaf, on moulded and chamfered legs, height 71cm, width 93cm, depth 48.5cm.Additional InformationLoss and repair to the timber on the back left corner, a knock also the left hand edge which is old and has been smoothed over, other marks and wear consistent with age and use.
A large oak wake table in the George II style, the plank top with oval flaps raised on turned tapering legs to compressed pad feet, length 274cm, width of top without flaps up 61cm and each flap approx 81cm.Additional InformationOne of the legs has been repaired, general surface wear and tear throughout, retains a good dark even colour.
A reproduction walnut Queen Anne style extending dining table and six chairs, the oval crossbanded table with single additional leaf, raised on knee carved cabriole legs to scrolling feet, with six vase splat back dining chairs (4 + 2), length of table without leaf 166cm, width of table 91cm (7).Additional InformationQuite a few marks to the table, some areas of water damage, surface scratches throughout and discolouration. Similar marks/damage to the chairs. Quite a few knocks and scuffs, but of solid construction. General wear and tear throughout.
ROYAL WORCESTER; a blush ivory figural table lamp modelled as a female water carrier, raised on painted wooden plinth base, overall height 40cm.Additional InformationAs stated, the base is a later replacement, we are unable to see the marks though we o believe that this is definitely by Royal Worcester, there is an area underneath the column supporting the light fittings which is matte and is possibly restoration.
A 19th century blue and white vase decorated with objects, fish and scrolling detail converted to a table lamp with applied brass rims, height 28cm, with an early 20th century blue and white jardinere decorated with panels of objects inside prunus decoration, height 15cm, diameter 24cm (2).Additional InformationThe jardinere is drilled, there is staining to the interior, glaze imperfections to the inside of the jardinere, the vase has been cut down and is now hollow as the base has been cut through, it has later been converted to a lamp, there are traces/remains of glue to each rim.
An oak cased part fitted canteen of plated cutlery and various cased sets of plated cutlery, the lid of the main case with presentation plaque dated 1910.Additional InformationThere are 12 table forks, 11 dessert forks, 12 dessert spoons, 6 soup spoons, 2 tablespoons, and 10 teaspoons.
A cased Elizabeth II hallmarked silver three piece dressing table set, each piece with foliate scroll engraved detail and with vacant oval cartouches, Birmingham 1958.Additional InformationIn good condition, shows signs of very minimal use if any, free from any engravings or presentations.
PAIRPOINT BROTHERS; an Edward VII hallmarked silver octagonal tea caddy with hinged cover, London 1907, height 9.5cm, together with a hallmarked silver ashtray with engine turned decoration and a faceted glass dressing table pot with hallmarked silver stopper, weighable approx 7.03ozt/218g. Additional InformationTarnishing to each, surface wear and scratches to the tea canister. The engine turned decoration is heavily worn on the ashtray, light nibbles to the faceted edges on the bottle.
WILLIAM CHAWNER II; three George III hallmarked silver table spoons in the King's pattern, London 1816, with three matched examples, London 1819 and further hallmarked silver flatware decorated in the King's pattern comprising five desert forks, and three spoons, also five Victorian hallmarked silver dinner forks decorated in the Fiddle Thread and Shell pattern, London 1862, total 51.02ozt/1583g.Additional InformationTarnishing, wear, scratches and scuffs, the marks are rubbed on a couple of the larger spoons. This is not a set and all pieces are matched. On the smaller spoons it appears that initials have been erased from the handles.
A quantity of hallmarked silver flatware comprising a matched set of six Fiddle and Thread table forks, five hallmarked for London 1887, a set of eleven Fiddle pattern small forks, London 1853, a set of five Fiddle pattern dessert spoons, London 1862 and a harlequin set of six condiment spoons, various hallmarks, approx 49ozt/1523g.
LANSON LTD; a cased set of six Elizabeth II hallmarked silver teaspoons, with angular shaped handles, Birmingham 1979, with a small cut glass decanter and stopper with hallmarked silver rim, cut glass vase with hallmarked silver rim, dressing table bottle with hallmarked silver stopper, miniature hallmarked silver chalice, and napkin ring, weighable 2.79ozt/87g.
A late 19th century French painted glass oil lamp, with moulded glass shade, height 53cm, together with a gilt metal and cut glass table lamp with moulded opaque shade and hung with lustre drops, 48cm (2).Additional InformationThe gilt lamp in modern in 19th century style and fitted for electricity, consultation with a qualified electrician must be sought before installation into the home, the French lamp has a crack to the reservoir section and wear to the enamels.
An Edwardian mahogany and painted sewing table, the hinged lid enclosing a later compartmentalised interior with sliding basket and raised on square sectioned tapering legs, height 78cm, width 32cm.Additional InformationThe back leg is badly broken and crudely repaired, sign of old woodworm, old repairs throughout with scuffs to the legs, it is very unsteady. The top has several splits. As mentioned the interior is a replacement, as is the framework for the basket.
An Edwardian mahogany pull-out extending dining table, together with two additional leaves, raised on carved cabriole supports, terminating on ball and claw feet, overall length 206cm, height 76cm, together with four Victorian splat back dining chairs, stamped James Reilly of Manchester to stretcher, with drop-in seats, raised on turned column supports,
A William IV rosewood and mahogany foldover card table, with platform and scroll feet, height 75cm, width 92cm, depth 46cm.Additional InformationSome glue repairs to the crossbanding of rosewood and a bubble of veneer is lifting on the top, other general age wear marks and scuffs here and there throughout.
A Willian IV mahogany side table with two drawers and two dummy drawers, raised on an octagonal column terminating on a plinth base, width 81cm, depth 38cm, height 71cm.Additional InformationThe top is very wobbly/loose, water damage/bleaching to the top, losses to the veneer, splitting.
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