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AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MIXED WOOD WORK TABLE, having a rectangular rosewood top, over three inline burr walnut fronted drawers, over full width pleated basket, supported on four square formed tapering yew wood inlaid legs, terminating in wooden castor s, 75cm x 69cm
AN ADAMESQUE MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR TOPPED SERVING TABLE supporting on four square formed reeded tapering legs, 81cm x 147cm x 50cm deepCondition Report – 50cm deep, 81cm high, the top is faded, scratches and marks of use, a piece of moulding missing from back of rear leg.
A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TWIN PEDESTAL DINING TABLE, each column raised on three outswept supports, with brass cap castors, fitted small leaf, 179cm x 99cmCondition report – 179cm long with the addition of a 35cm leaf. Even fading to the colour, scratches of use, a few splits to the crossbanding.
JAMES DIXON & SONS LTD AN EDWARDIAN SILVER INKWELL of octagonal form with hinged cover, Sheffield 1901, 9cm together with; a pair of silver lidded dressing table appointments on cut glass bases and a moulded glass scent bottle with silver collar and glass stopper, weighable silver; 177g (4)
Leaf from an Abbasid Qur'an, in Arabic, decorated manuscript on parchment [North Africa or the Near East, end of the ninth or early tenth century] single leaf, containing the text from Surah al-Baqarah (The Cow) and al-Imran (The Family of Imran), 2:272-3:41, single column, 17 lines informal kufic script, some vocalisation shown with red dots, roundels formed of red and brown circles marking important divisions in the text, a few dots and corrections added in a later hand, a few small scuff marks, outer lower corner of leaf chipped with loss to text, extremities darkened and worn, c. 150 by 215 mm. This leaf is comparable to early Abbasid leaves in "Script Style E" of F. Déroche's calligraphic table, where it is noted that such Qur'ans were perhaps intended for personal use. For more, see F. Déroche The Abbasid Tradition (1992, nos. 63-66. pp. 117-120).
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