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Lot 3396

A late George III mahogany drop flap table on tapering supports, 119cm wide x 73cm high.

Lot 3397

A late George III mahogany single drawer drop flap side table, 43cm wide x 69cm high.

Lot 3399

A William IV mahogany work table with three frieze drawers on block supports, 46cm wide x 65cm high.

Lot 3400

A 17th century oak gateleg table, 78cm wide x 67cm high.

Lot 3401

A Victorian mahogany two drawer side table on turned supports, 88cm wide x 74cm high.

Lot 3410

A Victorian mahogany two drawer side table on turned supports, 23cm wide x 78cm high.

Lot 3416

A late George III oak tripod table on outswept supports, 79cm diameter x 67cm high.

Lot 3418

A Victorian mahogany single drawer side table on turned column and four outswept supports, 59cm wide x 65cm high.

Lot 3419

A Regency mahogany inlaid games table, 50cm wide x 74cm high.

Lot 3422

A George III style mahogany open bedside table with galleried top, 47cm wide x 72cm high.

Lot 3431

A 20th century patinated metal and glass circular coffee table, 80cm diameter x36cm high.

Lot 3432

An early 20th century pine single drawer side table on turned supports, 135cm wide x 76cm high.

Lot 3438

A mahogany and walnut table top cabinet, 47cm wide x 38cm high, an early 20th century oak framed fire screen, 50cm wide x 69cm high, and a Regency style mahogany jardiniere stand, 30cm wide x 93cm high, (3).

Lot 3444

An early 20th century red lacquer Chinese two tier table, 75cm wide x 69cm high.

Lot 3452

A 19th century French stained beech oval occasional table with inset marble top, 51cm wide x 80cm high.

Lot 3453

A late Victorian mahogany bijouterie table on tapering supports, 56cm wide x 78cm high.

Lot 3471

A late Victorian ebonised and ormolu mounted circular lift top side table on cabriole supports, 32cm diameter x 72cm high.

Lot 3472

A mid-20th century bamboo square glass topped coffee table, 84cm wide x 46cm high.

Lot 170

Stevenson, Robert Louis Autograph Letter Signed ("Robert Louis Stevenson") to Mrs Burgess, written during the midst of creative turmoil ("... I am just now literally off my head with work, trying to make up for my six months uselessness. I am writing a story against time; and correcting the proofs of another....") and explaining that her tale still lies unopened upon his table ("... The day has no more than sixteen hours; and my strength will hardly suffer me to work for five; but one this story done [ sic ], I shall draw breath for a day or two, and turn to the roll that now menaces me for my neglect...") and begging her meanwhile to "accept this scratch", one page, oblong 8vo, central crease, partly laid-down on a sheet signed by members of Labour's post -war government, Skerryvore, Bournemouth, 12 November 1885 Note: Robert Louis Stevenson corrects the proofs of 'Jekyll and Hyde'. This letter is addressed to Louisa Burgess, who had nursed him at Hyères in May 1884. He was at this time writing 'Olalla' and presumably reading proofs of Jekyll and possibly of 'Markham': see The Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson , edited by Booth and Mehew, v. 1995, where a slightly inaccurate text, taken from an earlier transcript, is published. The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde was to be published on 9 January 1886.

Lot 176

Wolsey, Thomas, Cardinal (1475-1530) Document signed as Cardinal Archbishop of York ('T[homas] Car[dina]lis ebor[ac]i' being an An Account of the 'Sum of all thexpences of the diete of my lord Cardinalls grace & other of the kynge our Sov[er]aigne Lordes most honorable Councell in xxxviii den[er]s at Westm[inster] in Easter time & Trinitie terme' in 1522, prepared for audit by Thomas Tamworth, signed also by Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk; Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk (signed 'T. Surrey'); Cuthbert Tunstall, Bishop of London, and another, one page folio, including, on the verso, accounts for wine and other items Note: An autograph of great rarity, alongside those of other high ranking nobles in the reign of King Henry VIII. As a record of the dining expenses of the King's Council, the document bears the autographs of some of King Henry VIII's close advisers, the inner ring, sometimes known as the privy council. Cardinal Wolsey (1475-1530) attained a position at the Court of King Henry VIII more powerful than any minister of the Crown since Becket. Retaining the King's confidence, and supporting his absolute monarchy at home, Wolsey controlled England's foreign policy, and amassed huge estates in England. His downfall came as a result of his failure to negotiate an annulment of the King's marriage to Catherine of Aragon. Wolsey, mindful of his own aggrandisement and the power and dignity of the church, is said to have asserted that a cardinal should have more dishes at table than a lord of parliament.

Lot 470

A Continental porcelain rectangular plaque, late 19th/early 20th century, painted with a young maiden playing cards with a seated Cupid at a tripod table before a large lake, indistinctly signed, impressed 407 to the reverse, mounted in a gilt wood frame, the plaque 14.7cm x 10cm.

Lot 491

A Fulda jug and associated cover, c.1760, decorated with amusing scenes of family life in the manner of David Teniers, a child being spanked while others cry in the corner, the reverse with figures around a table while a child uses a pot, raised on three feet, blue crowned FF mark, 14cm. (2)

Lot 1282

A pair of gilt metal table lamps, early 20th century, of column form over three lion paw feet and a triform base, 54cm high, (2).

Lot 1292

A pair of mahogany and brass table lamps, each of Corinthian column form, 40cm high, (2).

Lot 1347

A pair of modern tole peinte table lamps, each black printed with classical scenes against a mustard yellow ground of column form, with shades, 76cm high overall, (2).

Lot 1352

A pair of modern copper table lamps, each with an Arts & Crafts style beaten finish and another similar, with shades, 56cm high, (3).

Lot 1603

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany table top Wellington chest, the locking bar enclosing five long graduated drawers on open bracket feet, 34cm wide x 45cm high. Illustrated.

Lot 1640

In the manner of Gillows, an early 19th century rosewood centre table, the rounded rectangular top with pair of frieze drawers, on slab end trestles, united by turned stretcher, 153cm wide x 72cm high. Illustrated.

Lot 1644

A large hardwood kitchen table, the cleated plank top graffiti decorated with oak tree, skull and popular 20th century cultural references, raised on a pair of fluted urn supports, 100cm wide x 280cm long.

Lot 1648

A George III style mahogany extending dining table, on six downswept supports, with two extra leaves, 115cm wide x 176cm long x 302cm fully extended.

Lot 1649

REGISTERED TRADEMARK X, an early 20th century green painted parcel gilt decorated square folding card table, 77cm wide, together with four matching directors chairs, 59cm wide x 88cm high, (5).

Lot 1657

A 19th century pine preparation table, the three quarter mesh inset galleried back over rectangular top, on turned supports, 230cm wide x 118cm high.

Lot 1664

A 17th century oak refectory table, the cleated twin plank top on turned supports, united by perimeter stretcher, 75cm wide x 181cm long.

Lot 1672

A George III mahogany hunt/supper style table, the elongated kidney shaped top on pair of slab trestle end standards and four downswept supports, 168cm x 74cm high.

Lot 1674

An 18th century oak side table, the cleated twin plank top over single drawer, on turned supports, 84cm wide x 67cm high.

Lot 1679

A George III mahogany breakfast table, the oval snap top on four downswept supports, 174cm wide x 72cm high.

Lot 1680

A George III inlaid mahogany drum table, with four true and four dummy drawers, on four downswept supports, 105cm deep x 77cm high. Illustrated.

Lot 1693

A black and gilt Japanned low table, the top inset with 19th century Chinese panel, on square cabriole supports, 93cm wide x 73cm high.

Lot 1702

An 18th century French elm centre table, the shaped frieze with three drawers on cabriole supports, 121cm wide x 75cm high.

Lot 1704

In the manner of Danny Lane; a 20th century glass circular occasional table, on stacked spiral base, 105cm diameter x 40cm high.

Lot 1705

A William IV rosewood breakfast table, the circular snap top on faceted baluster column and three paw feet, 148cm diameter x 72cm high.

Lot 1708

A George III inlaid mahogany bow front serving table, with three frieze drawers on tapering square supports, 153cm wide x 87cm high.

Lot 1716

A George III mahogany drop flap supper table, with brass grille enclosed undertier, on chamfered square supports, 62cm wide x 73cm high.

Lot 1719

A George IV rosewood banded mahogany sofa table, with a pair of frieze drawers, on baluster turned column and four downswept supports, 97cm wide x 74cm high.

Lot 1734

A 19th century mahogany 'D' end extending dining table, on six downswept supports, one extra leaf, 116cm wide x 155cm long x 223cm long fully extended.

Lot 1738

A 17th century and later oak draw leaf table, on turned supports, united by perimeter stretcher, 83cm wide x 134cm long x 254cm long extended.

Lot 1766

A George III satinwood banded mahogany oval Pembroke table, with single frieze drawer on tapering square supports, 82cm wide x 72cm high.

Lot 1778

Gordon Russell; a mid-20th century rectangular extending dining table on tapering square supports, 92cm wide x 152cm long x 257cm long extended, together with six matching chairs, to include a pair of carvers, (7).

Lot 1788

An 18th century mahogany butterfly Pembroke table, with single frieze drawer on tapering square supports united by 'X' stretcher, 77cm wide x 71cm high.

Lot 1792

Falkirk Foundry; a pair of white painted cast iron garden benches, with wooden slatted back and seats, 119cm wide x 78cm high, together with a similar wooden topped rectangular table, 107cm wide x 71cm high, (3).

Lot 1814

A marble top preparation table, the rectangular top over a white painted pine base with pair of opposing frieze drawers on square supports, 107cm wide x 205cm long x 82cm high.

Lot 1816

A 20th century console table, the bevelled glass rectangular top on lacquered brass octagonal supports, 114cm wide x 77cm high, together with a matching coffee table, 119cm wide x 47cm high (2).

Lot 1818

A modern console table, the rectangular hardwood plank top on a pair of white painted fluted urn supports, 215cm wide x 82cm high.

Lot 1819

A modern console table, the rectangular hardwood plank top on a pair of white painted fluted urn supports, 215cm wide x 82cm high.

Lot 1822

A late George III inlaid mahogany card table, the fold out square top above opposing frieze drawers, on turned supports, 53cm wide x 76cm high.

Lot 1823

A George III cross banded mahogany drop flap work table, with pair of frieze drawers, over wool box, on turned supports, 51cm wide x 72cm high.

Lot 1827

A Regency rosewood card table, the 'D' shaped top on open 'U' shaped mount and four scroll supports, 91cm wide x 73cm high.

Lot 1829

A Victorian mahogany two drawer side table on turned supports, 91cm wide x 71cm high.

Lot 1836

A hardwood garden oval extending table, 100cm wide x 182cm long x 222cm long extended, with six matching open armchairs, 62cm wide x 92cm high, and a parasol, (8).

Lot 1850

A 19th century Continental limed oak circular dining table, with carved frieze, on four opposing winged beast supports, 152cm diameter x 82cm high. Illustrated.

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