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Lot 267

Game.- Bowles & Carver, publishers. Bowles's Royal and Entertaining Game of the Goose, hand-coloured engraved sheet forming anti-clockwise spiral of 63 spaces around a central panel of rules and vignettes at corners and in some spaces including portraits of George III and Queen Charlotte, mounted on linen, c.550 x 440mm., contemporary ink inscription to "The Miss Bakers. Given them by their Affecte. Governess Louisa de ?Challet" at head of sheet, a little soiled and creased, folded in four, [cf.Whitehouse p.55], Bowles & Carver, [water-marked ?1818].⁂ A later version of one of the earliest table games, mentioned in Oliver Goldsmith's Deserted Village of 1770.

Lot 317

Americas.- [?Wein (Paul)] A Concise Historical Account of all the British Colonies in North-America, first Dublin edition, folding engraved map of "100 Miles round Boston", folding table of details of the colonies (short tear at inner edge), one or two small stains, bookplate partly erased, attractive contemporary mottled calf, red roan label (chipped), rubbed, small patch repaired on lower board, [Sabin 15116], 12mo, Dublin, for Caleb Jenkin...and John Beatty, 1776.⁂ First published in London the previous year ESTC records only one UK copy of this Dublin edition (University of Ulster at Magee College Library, Londonderry).

Lot 386

Royal Family Tree.- Nutting (Joseph) A Genealogical And Chronological Table Of The Royal Line of England..., the Royal Line from William the Conqueror to Queen Anne from the 'Settlement Of The Succession in the House of Hanover By Act of Parliament', with 32 portraits by H. Husbergh presented in two columns of 16 at each side of the table, engraving, on 8 sheets joined, total 2050 x 1215 mm., mounted on linen support, some sections with pen and ink numbering, faint folds and light creasing visible, minor browning to some edges, unframed, printed for S. Gellibrand, sold by Daniel Mortier, 1706.

Lot 529

America.- Josselyn (John) New-Englands rarities discovered: in birds, beasts, fishes, serpents, and plants of that country. Together with the physical and chyrurgical remedies wherewith the natives constantly use to cure their distempers, wounds, and sores. Also a perfect description of an Indian squa, in all her bravery; with a poem not improperly conferr'd upon her. Lastly a chronological table of the most remarkable passages in that country amongst the English, first edition, initial blank, woodcut plate of 'Hollow Leav 'd Lavender', woodcuts within text, some full-page, lacking H2-6 at end (supplied in facsimile), worm trace at head to all to p.21, affecting headlines, some staining and spotting, modern calf, panel of contemporary sheep laid down on upper cover, [Church 618; Howes J-255; Hunt 322; Sabin 36674; Vail Frontier 160; Wing J1093], 8vo, printed for G. Widdowes, at the Green-Dragon in St. Paul's Church-yard, 1672.⁂ First edition of 'the earliest work on the natural history and Indian remedies of New England' (Vail). Includes 'Description of an Indian Squa' with an accompanying poem, which praises black beauty above white. Provenance: 17th and 18th century ownership inscriptions of the Millward family and William Maning.

Lot 552

South East Asia.- Crawfurd (John) Journal of an Embassy from the Governor-General of India to the Courts of Siam and Cochin China; exhibiting a view of the Actual State of Those Kingdoms, first edition, folding aquatint frontispiece, large folding engraved map (neatly backed with repairs to margins and at folds), 9 aquatint plates, 2 engraved plans and 2 engraved plates of alphabets, folding table of vocabularies at end, occasional spotting, contemporary boards, neatly and sympathetically rebacked in buckram, printed paper label to spine, [Abbey, Travel 405], 4to, 1828.⁂ Scarce account of a diplomatic voyage through Thailand, Vietnam, and the Malay Peninsula. The plans are of Singapore and Bangkok.

Lot 166

CRYSTAL GLASS TABLE LAMP IN THE STYLE OF AN OIL LAMP DAMAGED

Lot 181

MINIATURE REFECTORY TABLE AND PAIR OF ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK CANDLESTICKS ETC

Lot 230

ORIGINAL VINTAGE GLASS AND METAL TABLE LAMP

Lot 234

2 BOXES CONTAINING MISCELLANEOUS ORNAMENTS AND TABLE LAMPS ETC

Lot 304

MODERN CHROME AND GLASS DINING TABLE WITH 6 RED AND CHROME CHAIRS

Lot 313

VINTAGE STAG MINSTREL 3 OVER 2 DRAWER DRESSING CHEST WITH BEDSIDE TABLE

Lot 333

PERSIAN BRASS TOPPED TEA TABLE WITH FOLDING BASE

Lot 339

PAINTED GREEN METAL CIRCULAR TOPPED GARDEN TABLE AND 2 CHAIRS

Lot 363

OLD MAHOGANY 2 DRAWER SMALL COFFEE TABLE

Lot 403

FRAMED NEEDLE WORK FIRE SCREEN FOLDING TABLE

Lot 412

A MAHOGANY SERPENTINE 2 TIER SIDE TABLE FITTED WITH SINGLE DRAWER AND BRASS HANDLES

Lot 417

PASTING TABLE TOGETHER WITH 2 BLACK FLOATING SHELVES AND A PORTAPUZZLE CARRY CASE EMPTY

Lot 42

A PAIR OF MASONS STYLE TABLE LAMPS FOR BHS PLUS A PEACOCK ONE

Lot 82

2 BOXES OF ASSORTED LINEN TABLE CLOTHS ETC

Lot 491

Georgian bottom struck table spoon by Hester Bateman

Lot 507

Table lighter, the spherical body swirl fluted, 4.25” high Chester 1890

Lot 526

Heavy dressing table tray with fancy corners, 9” high 1931 300g.

Lot 531

Pair of Georgian OE pattern table forks, Lon 1798 by WE & WF also three others 305g.

Lot 553

Dutch antique dressing table box, embossed with figures, 2.5” long 50g.

Lot 557

Pair of Victorian fiddle pattern table spoons, Lon 1870 by GA 150g.

Lot 632

Georgian fiddle pattern table spoons, Lon 1908 by WE & WF also another 120g.

Lot 655

Comport in the form of a tripod table, 4.5” dia. Shef 1909 by R & B 90g.

Lot 674

Set of four Georgian OE pattern table spoons, Lon 1828 by CH 230g.

Lot 687

Irish bright cut table spoon, Dublin 1798 by IS 60g.

Lot 689

Rat tail table spoon, Lon 1718 Britannia standard 55g.

Lot 697

Dressing table tray of rectangular outline, embossed and pierced with roses, 11.5” wide Chester 1901 by CC 360g.

Lot 132

A mixed lot of silver flatware, to include an Irish silver fish knife by William Cummins, Dublin 1838; a set of six George III silver teaspoons, maker's mark WC, London 1817; a sauce ladle, London 18212; a silver table spoon by Goldsmiths Alliance Ltd (Samuel Smily), London 1869; a silver beaded spoon by Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1866; a tea strainer; a small Scottish silver spoon by Alexander Henderson, Edinburgh 1812; and five other small Georgian spoons, 13.7oz

Lot 165

A modern silver table bell by J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, 1970, with a baluster handle; together with a pair of silver napkin rings and with two others; a pair of sugar tongs, a beaten silver teaspoon, and King's Pattern salt spoon, and a silver paperclip, 11.3oz

Lot 176

A silver table lighter by Asprey & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1936, of rectangular form with baluster turned wooden handle

Lot 181

An unusual silver table lighter by Goldsmith's and Silversmith's, London 1901, the squat spherical top with central burner and two removable wands which can be drawn up to a cigar, raised on a column and square plinth base, 16cm high, 11.4oz

Lot 405

A George III mahogany and inlaid dressing table mirror, circa 1770, the oval mirror above serpentine platform with three drawers and on ogee feet, 50cm high; together with one other similar, 56.5cm high

Lot 411

A pair of neo-classical brass table lamps in the style of Corinthian columns, on square base with four claw feet, 55cm excluding electrical fitting

Lot 412

Three brass table lamps of varying size in the style of Corinthian columns, on stepped square bases

Lot 413

A pair of brass table lamps in the form of Corinthian columns, on stepped square bases, 30cm high excluding electrical fittings

Lot 414

A pair of large brass table lamps, in the form of Corinthian columns, on square pedestals with applied gilt metal wreath decoration, on stepped square base with egg and dart frieze, 59cm high excluding electrical fittings

Lot 428

A Victorian gilt two arm table lamp with cut glass central finial, on square base, 41cm high

Lot 429

A Victorian cast iron figural table lamp, 41cm high

Lot 438

A 'Winchester College' oak refectory table of traditional form, with five plank top, on square legs and stretchers, probably late 16th - early 17th century, 46in x 35in, 28.5in high.The table has been subject to the ministrations of countless generations of small boys, many of whom have left their initials, some even their full names and the date of their loving abuse - for all still to see. Much of the earlier evidence of grafitti is now indistinct through centuries of wear and use, however later legible names include, Clarke, Croft, Lawrence and Warren, and in particular, one C. Graham, whose enthusiasm to be remembered for posterity apparently knew no bounds, for both in 1829 and 1830, he left his contributions in full

Lot 439

A rare oak, elm, and pine metamorphic tavern settle/table, the piece is in unrestored condition with some blacksmith's repairs, c.1680-1700, 16 cm wide x 88cm deep x 79cm high as a table, 135cm high when in settle form

Lot 448

A George III mahogany demi-lune fold over tea table, on square tapered legs and spade feet, 91cm wide x 45cm deep x 75cm high

Lot 449

A George III mahogany demi lune tea table, the double fold over top above a plain frieze supported on club legs with pad feet, 91cm wide x 45cm deep x 73cm high

Lot 450

A George III mahogany card table, the shaped fold over top above single frieze drawer, raised on capped club legs and pad feet, 76cm wide x 37.5cm deep x 73cm high

Lot 451

A 19th century mahogany swivel top card table, an applied moulded edge, on pedestal and quatrefoil base, 100cm wide x 50cm deep x 76cm high

Lot 452

A George III mahogany tripod table, single piece plain top above a barrel and wrythen turned stem, on three cabriole legs with pointed pad feet, 76cm diameter x 69.5cm high

Lot 457

A Regency mahogany breakfast table, on octagonal pedestal and triform base, 122cm diameter x 72cm high

Lot 462

A Regency sofa table, the top with kingwood crossbanding, above two frieze drawers and two blind drawers, raised on twin rectangular pillars, swept legs with brass cappings joined by turned stretcher, 92cm wide x 66cm deep x 71.5cm high

Lot 504

A ebonised papier-mache mother of pearl inlaid occasional table, on turned pillar and three scroll legs, 50cm diameter x 70cm high

Lot 512

A William IV mahogany occasional table on hexagonal pedestal and quatrefoil base, 54cm wide x 44cm deep x 75cm high

Lot 513

A French Art Deco rosewood console table, carved with dentil frieze above swags, raised no two U supports and pedestal base, 133cm wide x 53.5cm deep x 70.5cm high

Lot 515

A marble table, the top with moulded edge, on bobble turned legs, 122cm wide x 50cm deep x 75cm high

Lot 519

A marble topped garden table in the style of Coalbrokedale, with cast iron tripod base, 70cm diameter x 74cm high

Lot 496

A GEORGIAN STYLE OAK SIDE TABLE WITH SINGLE DRAWER

Lot 57

A TWO SEATER WOODEN BENCH AND A ONE SEATER CHAIR AND CONNECTING TABLE WITH GREEN SEAT PADS

Lot 58

A PAIR OF GARDEN CHAIRS WITH CONNECTING TABLE AND BURGUNDY SEAT PADS

Lot 1201

A G PLAN EXTENDING TEAK DINING TABLE WITH FOUR DINING CHAIRS AND TWO CARVERS

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