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Click here to subscribeA late Victorian/early Edwardian mirror back dressing table, the swing mirror within a stepped pediment and reeded column frame, above three central drawers and two recessed small drawers, to serpentine front with one long and two short bow-front reeded decorated drawers, above recess to either side and two lower drawers, each to a shaped plinth base, approx 170 x 137 x 55cm.
A late 19th early 20th century Chinese blue and white baluster vase with peony, prunus blossom and bird decoration, converted to a table lamp, blue concentric circles to the base, height 31cm (af). CONDITION REPORT It has been converted to a table lamp, there is light fitting to the top, no hole has been drilled to the vase, the wire comes out of the top of the fitting, an old crack to the neck, no other major damage, no signs of major restoration etc.
Three Edwardian cut glass table centres each with detachable circular footed base, all with hobnail decoration to the exterior of the bowl and teardrop shaped decoration to the rim, diameter of largest 30cm, height of largest 28cm, and two non-matching plated trays, one with scallop and shell decoration to the rim, one circular to bun supports, both with chaste decoration, diameter of largest 32cm (5).
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany dressing table with shield-shaped mirror to the top, flanked by a pair of demi-lune shelves, on a base of single drawer on square tapering legs with castors, 152 x 105 x 53cm. CONDITION REPORT There is a piece of wood screwed behind the shield-shaped mirror - presumably to stop it swinging back and forth. It can be removed, but it will obviously leave screw holes. There are some water marks and cup rings to the shelves and the top. Usual scratches, marks and wear commensurate with age.
WEST GERMAN POTTERY; a 1960s brown lava drip glazed reticulated table lamp with a large conical shade, height including shade 133cm, and a West German stoneware ribbed vase with scrolling decoration, stamped to the base 'W.Germany' and '269-40', height 40.5cm (2). CONDITION REPORT The table lamp is sold electrically untested, the shade has also come away from its retaining band at the bottom leaving it sat at a slightly odd angle
An early 20th century circular mahogany coffee table raised on cabriole legs to pad feet, diameter 69cm, a small magazine rack/side table raised on turned supports, 50 x 52.5 x 30cm, and a reproduction oak stool with turned and stretched block supports (3).
A walnut-cased twelve-setting silver plated fish service, also a further quantity of loose plated items to include trays, bowls, pierced baskets, teapot, candlestick, sugar sifter, flatware, trays, jugs and a brass Corinthian column table lamp, etc. CONDITION REPORT The table lamp sold electrically untested.
Johnson Brothers; a good quantity of floral decorated tea and table ware to include side plates, bowls, serving platters, beakers, cups and saucers, teapot, jugs, cruets etc, also a six setting Richmond bone china florally decorated tea service comprising six cups and saucers, cream jug, sugar bowl and coffee port (lid af).
An early 20th century Sampson Mordan hallmarked silver pincushion in the shape of a hatchling, with blue covered cushion, height 3.5cm, Chester 1907, a hallmarked silver and mother of pearl teether, the handle formed as a spaniel's head, with fastening hoop attached, Birmingham 1937, length 8cm and a cut glass dressing table scent bottle with silver collar and cut glass globe-shaped stopper, height 7cm (3).
A small gilt tooled green leather inset occasional table with shaped top above open shelf, turned central column and three outswept supports, and a set of three bar back bedroom chairs (af) (4). CONDITION REPORT Two of the bedroom chairs have had a later seat and one has been stripped in preparation for restoration
A Victorian oak Sutherland drop-leaf occasional table, with wrythen twist columns to acanthus leaf carved outswept supports united by a wrythen twist stretcher, raised on ceramic castors, height 70cm, length when extended 105cm, depth 91cm, and a nest of three occasional tables with lyre supports (2). CONDITION REPORT On the Sutherland drop-leaf table, one of the gate legs is missing a castor, otherwise in solid but used condition.
A contemporary Oriental hardwood dining room suite comprising extending dining table with one additional leaf, with carved frieze and square section leg with Greek key terminals, when extended 76 x 137 x 91cm, and a set of six slat back dining chairs raised on square section front legs to spade feet (7).
An early 20th century mahogany gateleg fold-over tea table with single frieze drawer, raised on square supports, 74 x 73 x 36.5cm (af). CONDITION REPORT There are several areas of staining, fading, scratching etc to the upper closed lid with further ring marks etc, the fold out table top is in a similar condition with further wear to include minor losses splits etc visible to throughout.
A Japanese Meiji Period Satsuma baluster vase, highly decorated in enamels and gilt-heightened, with a wide gilded abstract band to the neck of medallions and panel decoration, above figural and scenic vignettes, a panel of Japanese lord with figures seated at a table and figure of an elderly lady bearing gifts, against a backdrop of richly decorated curtains and scenic view of flowing river, chrysanthemums and mountains seen through the window, the opposite vignette of Samurai warriors with lord and two kneeling warriors, against a background of prunus blossom, mountain scape and flowing water, each panel separated by a richly gilt-heightened abstract panel, the same to the base of the vase, height 47cm.Provenance: Part of the Paul Lightfoot Collection. CONDITION REPORT The interior of the vase has a large crack from the base of the neck to approximately three quarters down the body of the vase. It appears to be an old crack and does not appear to be going anywhere. It is partially visible to the exterior of the vase for approximately four inches.
Follower of Johannes Lingelbach (Dutch School 1622-1674) Christ in the House of his Parents, oil on panel, measurements 51 x 40 cm, frame 62 x 52 cmChrist stands to the left of the table with Joseph stood behind centre, Mary and Anne are seated to the right. Written evaluation dated 1969 describes it as 'School of Johannes Lingelbach'. Previously sold Semley Auctioneers.Condition report: The painting is an oil on panel, framed without glazing. The panel has a vertical repaired split from top to bottom. The paint surface appears stable and does not show any obvious evidence for paint loss or deterioration. There are some minor surface accretions and dirt visible. There are some scratches to Mary's hands and the book on her lap (see additional images). The paint is covered in thick varnish. Frame has general wear and tear with solid joints.
Four large Paul Cardew novelty teapotscomprising 'Art Deco sideboard' with a matching 'Occasional table', limited edition number 53 (Collector's Club); a Life Ring and Seagull teapot (Collector's Club); Rington's Tea Merchants, limited edition of 7,500 (factory second) and a fruit and vegetable garden cart with gnome(5)
A Hornby Dublo electric trainset, 'The perfect table railway' G25 LMR, 2-8-0 freight train in original box but lacking cover, train and tender 25.5cm with a Hornby silver seal locomotive and tender, approx 29cm long (2)Condition report: Set - minor chips and dents. Box lacking cover and base damaged.Silver seal - cover of box torn. Train ok.
A pair of glass table lamps, contemporary, the clear glass of vase form with brushed steel fittings, fitted with pleated red satin shades, 60cm high. (2)Condition report: One lamp has a chip to the base. Both lamps are currently working. NB., Halls advise lamps should be tested and/or re-wired by a professional electrician before use.
A silver and tortoiseshell circular dressing table box, Collett & Anderson, London 1919, together with a silver goblet, a yellow metal and enamel Worcestershire regiment bar brooch, a silver and blue enamel brooch, further brooches, pins and badges, a glass bead necklace, three folding knives, a turned wood box and a 19th century Indian Rupee
A 19th century inlaid mahogany dressing table or desk converted from a spinet, the square piano carcass with moulded cross-banded and ebony strung top having two drawers flanking the writing surface, with three further small drawers to the gallery, raised on a separate stand with tapering reeded supports capped with brass feet, 162cm wide x 60cm deep x 89cm high, writing surface 73cm high.
A late Victorian/Edwardian pine pedestal dressing table, with shaped back and side galleries to the moulded top above three frieze drawers, the pedestals with arch-panelled doors opening to fixed single shelves, on compressed bun feet, 95cm wide x 54cm deep x 102cm high, top surface 79cm high.
A collection of various pieces of silver, comprising; a four division toast rack, a pair of cauldron salts, a hand mirror, a hair brush, four napkin rings, a vesta case, a cigarette case, two silver topped glass dressing table jars, a pepper pot, a silver mounted glass snuff bottle, a silver topped scent bottle, a collection of silver spoons, a pair of sugar tongs and a watch albert, together with a cased pair of fish servers, a plated dish, two plated vesta cases, a white metal spoon, two white metal slices, a silver knife etc
A Victorian mahogany wind-out dining table, the moulded top above a plain frieze with moulded edge, raised on turned reeded baluster supports capped with ceramic castors, with two additional leaves, 239cm long fully extended x 119.5cm wide x 75cm high.Condition report: One half of the top is completely split. Both halves significantly scratched and marked. Additional leaves also scratched and marked but to a lesser degree. Section of edge moulding missing from one leaf. Section of frieze moulding missing on one side. Section of frieze moulding replaced to the other side. Frieze and supports fair with some marks, dents, scratches and scuffs consistent with age and use. Two of the castor caps are loose and need re-fixing.
A George III cross-banded mahogany fold over tea table, the reeded and cross-banded D-form top above a panelled frieze raised on tapering turned supports capped with brass castors, 91cm wide x 45.5cm deep (closed) x 74.5cm high.Condition report: The closed cross-banded top has a few marks and stains. The open top is fair with some cosmetic marks and scratches consistent with age and use. There is a finishing block missing from the right gate - not structural. Section of beading missing at the bottom of the frieze adjacent to the left support. Generally sound throughout with minor cosmetic marks.
A recent pine kitchen table, the plain top above a plain frieze, raised on turned baluster supports, 183cm wide x 89.5cm deep x 78cm high, together with a pine hall cabinet, the plain top with galleried back above a single long drawer over twin cupboard doors, opening to a single fixed shelf, 99cm wide x 47cm deep x 111cm high, and another small pine table with two drawers, 53cm wide x 41cm deep x 75cm high. (3)Condition report: Table: Good overall with only minor/negligible signs of use.
A Regency style giltwood marble-topped oval occasional table, the pink mottled marble inset within a moulded oval top above a carved ribbon-twist frieze, raised on leaf-capped fluted tapering supports united by an X-form moulded stretcher with central floret boss, 88cm wide x 58cm deep x 77.5cm high.Condition report: Structurally sturdy. Marble top has a few very small chips to the edge. Giltwood flaked and chipped around the top edge and in other areas to a lesser extent but there are surface marks, chips and flakes throughout the frieze, supports and stretcher consistent with age and use. No evidence of worm.
A George III mahogany D-end dining table, the plain top above a plain frieze with beaded edge, raised on tapering square section supports, comprising a pair of demi-lune ends and a centre section with single drop leaf, and two additional leaves, 311cm long fully extended x 114cm deep x 72cm high.Condition report: Good colour and figuring. Centre section drop leaf has a split to one half. D-end tops good with only minor cosmetic marks. Centre section top fair with some water and other stains and marks. Frieze and supports fair to good with only minor cosmetic marks and wear consistent wth age and use. Additional two leaves fair to good, one with small veneer patches near a corner, the other with some retouching near the edge.
A George III oak or fruitwood drop leaf wake table, possibly Irish, the plain top with single drop leaf to the back, above four frieze drawers to the front having later brass knops, raised on tapering square section supports, 183cm wide x 44/88cm deep x 71.5cm high.Condition report: Top has fair colour and figuring but with multiple stains and marks throughout, cosmetic surface scratches throughout and a fairly fine split to one end. Drop leaf has darker reddish colour and figuring with fewer stains and marks and some deeper scratches with several dints which appear to have been treated. Left front leg split at top. Three drawer runners replaced with softwood. Drawers fair and run in and out freely. Frieze and supports show cosmetic marks consistent with age and use. No evidence of worm.
A stained pine draw-leaf-type farmhouse kitchen table, with detachable end-leaves, that do not slide under the central section, and moulded square legs, united by an 'H' stetcher, extended approximately 300cm long x 95.5cm wide x 73cm high (3)Condition report: Generally ok. Scratches and dents consistent with age and use.
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