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Lot 556

A George III mahogany D-end dining table with single central leaf, 74 x 199 x 134cm (opem)

Lot 565

A Victorian walnut rectangular card table, on ceramic casters, 72 x 87 x 47cm

Lot 569

A late Victorian mahogany side table, the rectangular top above four drawers on ring turned legs 74 x 106 x 49cm

Lot 573

A William IV mahogany writing table with single frieze drawer over chamferred legs and brass cup castors 80 x 102 x 57cm

Lot 578

An Arts & Crafts oak Sutherland table 73 x 91 x 103cm (open), 73 x 91 x 19cm (closed)

Lot 586

A late Victorian/Edwardian mahogany adjustable bedside reading table with bulbous column and adjustable reading slopes

Lot 590

A Victorian mahogany tilttop tripod table, the rounded rectangular top on a turned column and three splayed legs 72.5 x 74 x 54cm

Lot 597

A 19th century Sheraton design glass dressing table with three drawer base, 47.5cm wide

Lot 611

A George III mahognay D end dining table with two additional leaves 72 x 128 x 126cm (unextended)

Lot 612

A 19th century walnut D-end tea table, with turned legs 74 x 94.5 x 44.5cm

Lot 613

A George III mahogany and crossbanded oval pembroke table on square tapered legs 68 x 78 x 94cm (open), 68 x 78 x 47cm (closed)

Lot 617

A George III mahogany tripod occasional table, 71.5 x 71cm; together with a 19th century mahogany toilet mirror

Lot 618

A Victorian mahogany occasional table on triform base, 69 x 59cm diameterJuilians Park

Lot 624

A 19th century mahogany and satinwood inlaid and crossbanded foldover card table 75 x 91 x 45cm

Lot 625

A French extending dining table with two leaves 74 x 245 x 100cm (open); 74 x 149 x 100cm (closed)

Lot 626

A French style caned top beech occasional table with rounded ends, 52 x 100 x 37cm

Lot 627

A French Empire marble top table ambulante, with Egyptian mask head pilasters, 72 x 53cm

Lot 640

A 17th century and later oak gateleg table 73 x 114 x 140cm (open)

Lot 641

An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid bedroom suite, to include a triple wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside table, a pair of single beds, bedside cupboard and two pairs of bedroom chairs (qty)

Lot 652

An 18th or early 19th century oak side table with frieze drawer, together with an oak drop flap table (2)

Lot 653

An early 19th century oak gateleg dining table, 75 x 122 x 50cm (closed)

Lot 670

A 20th century oak refectory dining table, 76 x 180 x 79.5cm and a set of six ladder-back chairs

Lot 679

A Lakeland School oak occasional table, the octagonal top with Celtic carving, 66.5 x 78 x 78cm

Lot 681

A 19th century mahogany oval top occasional tripod table, 66 x 54 x 40cm

Lot 682

A pair of modern brass table lamps and shades and two other single lamps (4)

Lot 684

An Edwardian revolving bookcase, together with a modern coffee table, a small tripod occasional table and various footstools

Lot 687

A 20th century mahogany oval extending dining table with two additional leaves together with a set of six chairs

Lot 688

An oak draw leaf dining table with single frieze drawer on tapered legs 78 x 175 x 97cm (open)

Lot 693

A Georgian oak side table with a single drawer, 72 x 76 x 44cm

Lot 702

A 1970s chrome and glass top dining table, together with a set of seven caned back dining chairsJuilians Park

Lot 703

A mahogany cross banded oval coffee table by Restall Brown and Clennell, 122 x 84cm

Lot 704

A circular 1960s teak coffee table with tempered glass inset top, 46 x 84cm

Lot 707

An Italian style two-tier table, painted tiers of lovers in a landscape, within a simulated rosewood border, 83 x 88 x 64cm

Lot 709

A Georgian style mahogany D end extending dining table with two leaves, 74.5 x 228 x 117cm (fully extended)

Lot 710

An Empire style brass lamp en buillote, together with two further brass table lamps

Lot 713

table 72 high x 60 cm wideCondition report: All items in excellent condition having seeminlgly been kept out of the elements

Lot 430

Humphreys (Henry Noel). A Record of the Black Prince, London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1849, title in red & black, with early ink presentation inscription to upper margin: L.L. Lifford, from her Father in law James Viscount Lifford, black letter text, six chromolithograph illustrations including some full-page, some tissue guards present, occasional spotting, mainly at front and rear, stitching a little strained, marbled endpapers, front hinge cracked, original moulded and pierced black papier-maché covers, on a crimson ground, dust-soiled, lower outer corners of covers chipped, a few hairline cracks to outer borders, black morocco spine (somewhat rubbed) with embossed title, gilt-decorated turn-ins and edges (rubbed), contained in cloth wallet, 8vo, together with: Ibid., Sentiments and Similes of William Shakespeare, 1st edition, 1851, printed throughout in gold and black, first leaf of text within chromo-illuminated border, some minor spotting, mainly at front and rear, front pastedown with near contemporary ink inscription, hinges strengthened with white cloth tape, all edges gilt, original moulded and pierced black papier-maché covers, on a gold ground, central terracotta oval relief bust of Shakespeare to upper cover, and similar central lozenge with his monogram to lower cover, dust-soiled with a few hairline cracks, rear cover with a couple of small pierced areas infilled, black morocco edges and spine, rubbed and rebacked, gilt-decorated turn-ins and edges, some wear to corners, 8voQty: (2)NOTESMcLean, Victorian Book Design, pp.151-152. Also pp.74-75 "The Black Prince is one of the most successful of all the gift or table books of this period. The binding is the most elaborate yet of the black papier mache kind...." and pp.77-78 (for Shakespeare).

Lot 447

Fuller (John E.). Fuller’s Computing Telegraph [cover title], Telegraphic computer, a most wonderful and extraordinary instrument, by which business questions, of every possible variety, are instantly performed ..., New York: 1860s, 24pp. booklet describing the use of and instructions for the ‘computer’, toned, some spotting and dust-soiling, edges a trifle frayed and chipped, first leaf with small loss to upper edge, 3rd leaf with long closed tear (repaired), printed front pastedown, inside rear cover with adhered folding lithographed table, entitled ‘Analytical table of mechanical movements ...’ (repaired), rear hinge strengthened, original blind-stamped cloth, rubbed and marked, some wear to extremities, rear cover dampstained, with accompanying double-sided engraved volvelle set into thick board, comprising ‘Palmer’s Computing Scale, improved by Fuller’ on one side (with the 'Pounds, Shillings & Pence' addition for the English market) and ‘Fuller’s Time Telegraph’ on the other, tartan borders to boards (some loss on edges), dust-soiled and lightly rubbed, some minor marks, square 4toNOTESDate estimated from the statement in the booklet that Hannibal Hamlin is vice-president of the United States (served 1861-1865). The title of this circular slide rule is believed to be one of the earliest examples of the word 'computer' being used to describe a device rather than a person.

Lot 450

* Kirk (John). The Cries of London, circa 1754, 17/52 copper engraved playing cards, depicting tradesmen and women, comprising spades: ace, 2-4, 6, jack, queen; hearts: ace, 2-4, 9, jack; clubs: ace, queen; diamonds: 10, king, ace of spades bearing Georgian tax stamp in red ink, hearts and diamonds pip cards with stencilled colouring, court cards with hand-coloured miniature full-length figure in top left corner, toned and dusty, ace of clubs with slight surface loss to top edge (just touching first text letter), 4 of hearts with small nick in slightly creased lower left corner, jack of spades a little creased (with damp-soiling evident on verso), plain versos browned, rounded corners, 95 x 65mm, together with: Baragioli (Attilio), Florentine Pattern deck of cards, circa 1860, 49/52 engraved playing cards, comprising 4 suits of 13 (French suits), each with ace, pip cards 2-10, and three hand-coloured full-length court cards ('Florence I' pattern), lacking the jack and king of spades and the jack of hearts, dust-soiled and bowed, blue dotted circle and lozenge pattern on versos, 98 x 64mmQty: (2)NOTESBoth decks extremely scarce. The first is rare in any state of completion or format: John Kirk's Cries of London could be purchased in bound book form, as a deck of playing cards as here, and as an alphabetical engraved panorama strip mounted on wooden rollers (see Cotsen Children's Library, Call Number: Objects 18 425). The set is given a fleeting mention in Mann, All Cards on the Table, p.134. John Kirk was a shopkeeper and metal worker who ran an engraving and die stamping business in St Paul's Churchyard, London. His set of the Cries was advertised in an issue of the Public Advertiser published on 21st December 1754: "This Day is published, From four Copper-plates neatly engraved, each containing 12 Prints, of The most humorous CRIES of London ... in Sheets, or stitched, in Little Books; likewise made up in Boxes or Rowlers, at 1s. a Piece, very fit to amuse children and help them forward in their Learning..." John Kirk also produced a set of Aesop's Fables playing cards, around 1759. Comprising the following cries: 'Newcastle Salmon'; Great News in the London Evening Post'; 'I'm come this afternoon to play you a merry Tune'; 'Green and large Cucumbers'; 'Sheeps Hearts Livers or Lights to Day'; 'Sweet Damask Roses'; 'Stone Tea Potts Stone Muggs do you want any Earthern Ware'; 'Two Bunches three Halfpence 3 Bunches 2 Pence Sugar Turnips'; 'Old Iron or broken Glass Bottles take Money for them'; 'My pretty Maids within, Have you got any Hare's or Rabbett's Skin'; 'Corns to Cut'; 'Mary, Mary Where are You now?'; 'Buy Beef, a good fat Piece of Beef: Hoa!'; 'Buy my Shrimps'; 'Here's valiant Jack Falstaff, that merry Blade'; 'Bellows to mend'; 'The only Booth in the Fair: The noted Yates is here'.

Lot 457

* Newbery (Elizabeth, & John Wallis, publishers). A New Geographical Guide exhibiting a Complete Tour through Scotland and the Western Isles, 1st edition, London: J. Wallis & E. Newbery, 1 January 1792, engraved table game by Samuel John Neele with contemporary hand-colouring, dissected into 16 sheets and backed on linen as issued, opening to 52.1 x 63.2 cm, toned, a few spots and marks, housed in original blue paper slipcase with engraved label (rubbed and soiled, some wear)Qty: (1)NOTESRoscoe p. 31 refers; not in ESTC. The Newbery-Wallis partnership in instructive table-games seems to have begun around 1790; other examples include their New Game of Human Life. We trace one institutional copy of the present work, at the National Library of Scotland (shelfmark EMS.s.470).

Lot 617

Flint (William Russell, illustrator). Le Morte Darthur. The Book of King Arthur and of his Noble Knights of the Round Table, by Sir Thomas Malory, Knt, 4 volumes, Riccardi Press, Philip Lee Warner for the Medici Society, 1910-11, 48 tipped-in colour plates, captioned tissue guards, top edge gilt, original limp vellum, silk ties, some discolouration, dust jackets, spines toned, a few small tears, slipcases, some fading and edge wear, 4toQty: (4)NOTESLimited edition 374/500. Rare in the dust jackets.

Lot 120

Modern Green Plastic Chair and Painted Metal Table

Lot 225

Modern White Dressing Table and Matching Stool

Lot 298

Quantity of Table Linen and Lace

Lot 366

Crochet Table Mat Sets and Christmas Tablecloth

Lot 42

Metal Garden Table - 140cm W x 80cm D x 75cm H

Lot 420

Table Lamp - Carved Gourd Resting on Elephants

Lot 522

Cherub Table Lamp, Tins and Air Fresheners etc

Lot 563

Carved Draw Leaf Dining Table and 6x Chairs - 160cm x 100cm When Not Extended

Lot 567

Large Modern Table Lamp with Shade

Lot 597

Two Drawer Modern Hall Table (Loose Legs)

Lot 608

Singer Treadle Sewing Machine in Table

Lot 611

Kidney Shaped Dressing Table Stool

Lot 628

Oak Extending Dining Table with Two Leaves

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