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Barry L Hawkins
Lot 995

TILE TOP DANISH STYLE COFFEE TABLE

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Barry L Hawkins
Lot 997

RECTANGULAR ORIENTAL STYLE COFFEE TABLE

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Golding Young & Mawer
Lot 10

An early 18thC oak gateleg table, with oval drop leaf top, baluster turned legs, with plain stretchers and turned feet, 110cm L, 133cm W.

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Lot 100

A Regency mahogany drum library table, with gilt tooled black skiver top, the frieze with four drawers and four faux drawer fronts, with pressed brass knob handles, 79cm H, 125cm Dia.

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Lot 1001

Adrian Gerald Benney (1930-2008). A Elizabeth II silver gilt and enamelled table jewellery casket, the lid with two bands of white enamel and a central stripe of blue striated enamel, with piano hinge, the sides having textured bark finish and the interior lined with antelope skin, stamped GERALD BENNEY, LONDON to the plain foot enclosing a textured base, London 1972. 6.6cm H, 20.5cm W, 10.5cm D, 50.5oz all in. Gerald Benney was born in 1930 in Hull to artistic parents. He went to Brighton College of Art 1946-8 (his father was Principal) where he trained as a silversmith in the workshop of Dunstan Pruden at Ditchling. After military service he attended the Royal College of Art 1950-53 and was later Professor of Silversmithing and Jewellery from 1974 to 1983. In 1953 he secured a workshop from the retiring owner Mr. S W Ide, the best gold-plater in London, at Whitfield Place off Tottenham Court Road. In 1958 he was made a Freeman of the Goldsmith's Company. 1964 elected a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths. In 1969 he moved his London studio to Falcon Wharf, Bankside and by 1973 was at warehouses in Bear Lane, Southwark. With the increase in VAT on luxury goods in 1974 he had to let most of his 19 staff go and moved everything to Beenham House, his home in Berkshire, where he stayed until 1998. From 1957-1969 Benney was Consultant Designer to Viners of Sheffield. In 1971 he became a Royal Designer for Industry. He had one man exhibitions at Goldsmith's Hall in 1973, enamels in 1994 and in 2005. From 1974-1980 he received 4 Royal Warrants of appointment. He was appointed Professor at the Royal College of Art from 1974-1983. In 1993 his son Simon opened the showroom Benney in Walton Street. Benney stated "My philosophy as such is to project and involve my own personal design theme without too much reference to others in the field."

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Golding Young & Mawer
Lot 1025

A George V silver table cigarette box, of square design with canted corners and engine turned decoration to the hinged lid, Birmingham 1934, makers A J Zimmerman, 9.5cm.

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Lot 107

A George III mahogany dressing table mirror, with turned supports, bevelled rectangular plate and bowfront face with three oak lined drawers with brass drop handles on ball feet, decorated throughout in the neo-classical style with bell husks on a green painted faux hare wood band and floral garlands to the drawers, being Tudor rose and rhododendron centred with lilies and tuberose to the sides, 58cm H, 60cm W, 25cm D.

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Lot 108

A George III mahogany corner gate leg table, with rounded square drop leaf top, which folds to reveal a open compartment, on four taper turned legs, with club feet, 70cm H, 72cm square.

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Lot 109

A George III mahogany supper table, with moulded dish top, baluster stem with reeded bulb, on three cabriole legs with pad feet, 58cm Dia.Provenance. A WWIII invoice from John Bell, 56-58 Bridge Street, Aberdeen, Antiques and Works of Arts Licence Valuaters, 30th October 1940, selling to George P Henzell, Lorraine Sutton Ferrbridge Yorks, on October 30th two small antique Chippendale mahogany circular tip top tables, £15 and 10 shillings.

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Lot 110

A George III Sheraton flame mahogany dressing table mirror, with ivory roundel shaped supports to a ball finial shield shape and satin wood banded plate, the serpentine base crossbanded with rosewood and having three shaped drawers with ivory knob handles and escutcheon, on ogee bracket feet, 70cm H, 50cm W, 21cm D.

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Lot 112

A George III 'D' end dining table, of plain design with fall leaf centre section, and having satinwood banding to the 'D' ends, on square legs with original brass castors, 276.5cm L, 127cm W.

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Lot 114

A George III mahogany dressing table mirror, with rounded rectangular plate with gilt slip, taper supports and base with three shaped and oak lined drawers, on ogee bracket feet, 58cm H, 40cm W, 18cm D.

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Golding Young & Mawer
Lot 12

An early 18thC oak gateleg table, with oval dropleaf top, taper turned legs, with moulded stretchers and turned feet, 126cm L, 155cm W.

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Lot 123

A George III satinwood card table, the turn over canted top with green baize lining and cross banded rosewood borders having fine boxwood stringing, the apron with ebony line inlay, raised upon two lyre shaped profile supports and with a quadruped base having slender tapered legs with brass caps and castors, 75cm H, 91cm W.

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Lot 127

A George III mahogany dressing table, with moulded border and a brushing slide above a shallow single drawer and with six graduated small drawers flanking a recessed cupboard, with pierced brass handles, on shaped bracket feet, with handwritten note applied verso dated 1879 in respect of gifting the dressing table to Elizabeth Charles, signed indistinctly, 79cm H, 82cm W, 50cm D.

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Lot 128

A Regency figured mahogany tilt top tripod table, probably Scottish, the rectangular top with rounded corners and figured palm wood veneered banded border within ebony stringing, on a turned and whorl fluted slender column and haunched reeded tapered legs with scrolling brass capped castors, 72cm H, 71cm W, 51cm D.

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Lot 136

A George II mahogany kneehole desk or dressing table, with moulded and rounded rectangular top, oak lined frieze drawer over an apron drawer and cupboard beneath, flanked by three drawers each side on bracket feet, 75cm H, 77cm W, 48cm D.

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Lot 137

A George III mahogany dressing table mirror, with a shaped and gilt slip bevelled plate, taper supports, over three cavetto moulded oak lined drawers, on bracket feet, 60cm H, 38cm W, 21cm D.

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Lot 139

A George III flame mahogany library table, with overhang rectangular top, moulded and framed frieze on moulded and chamferred square legs with block feet and fretwork corner infills, 74cm H, 137cm W, 74cm D.

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Lot 149

An early George III mahogany side table, with flamed and moulded top, single cock beaded frieze drawer with brass swan neck handle on moulded chamfer legs, 72cm H, 77cm W, 49cm D.

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Lot 152

A Victorian figured walnut and marquetry kidney shaped lady's writing table in the manner of Gillows, with inset shaped leather writing pad flanked by two inlaid mixed floral bouquets within cross banded borders, fitted with a drawer and raised upon tapered French cabriole legs, 74cm H, 110cm W, 64cm D.

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Lot 156

An early Victorian rosewood circular tripod centre table, with specimen marble top within a moulded border and plain deep frieze supported upon a tapered baluster column, with scrolling legs having carved flower heads, scroll feet and brass castors, 74cm H, 49cm Dia.

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Lot 158

A Regency rosewood and marquetry games table in the manner of T & G Seddon, with rectangular chequerboard top having an inlaid border of trailing leaf and berry design, with a cedar lined single drawer to the frieze, inlaid and flanked with carved scrolls, on two flat profile columns with turned stretcher and with acanthus leaf terminals above four scroll feet, 74cm H, 76cm W, 43cm D.

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Lot 159

A Regency rosewood and marquetry games table by Morant, with chequerboard inlaid top having two fall leaves and two shallow drawers with boxwood outlines and knop handles, with dummy drawers to the reverse and raised upon two tapererd flat profile columns and a turned stretcher, with finely inlaid foliate scroll decoration, and scroll feet with brass castors, stamped to the underside G I MORANT, *(9)1 NEW BOND STREET, 73cm H, 80cm W fully extended, 38cm D. Morant, George, London, interior decorator, cabinet maker, carver and gilder (1790-1839). In 1790 he founded a well-known firm of decorators and cm. His earliest bill-heads appear to date from the beginning of George IV's reign, when he described himself as 'Ornamental Painter and Paper-hanging Manufacturer to their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Sussex and Cambridge, No.88 New Bond Street, London. House Painting and every article in the Gilding Line.' The firm's Bond St shop front was designed by John Buonarotti Papworth, 1817-19, and the business was style George Morant & Son, 1825-39. Messrs at the beginning of Queen Victoria's reign, on the recommendation of the Duchess of Gloucester. Morant took out a Sun Insurance Policy on 15 March 1824 for £5,200 including £1,000 on household goods in house, workshops and warehouse communicating with house in tenure of a tailor, and with a house and store at 4 Wood St; and £4,200 on drawings, engravings and pictures. [D;Colvin;PRO, LC3/60;GL, Sun MS vol.495, ref. 1014866] Between 1820-22 Morant decorated Farnborough Hill and a small house adjacent to it at Farnborough, called the Pavilion for Mrs Luke Foreman, widow of a wealthy merchant. His bills for paper hanging survive, and he appears to have supplied much of the furniture. [DEF] G.Morant & Sons, u, supplied furnishings for Wynyard Park, Co. Durham, for Charles William Vane, Marquess of Londonderry, c.1823-34. [Durham RO, Londonderry papers, D/LO/E 492] In 1833 the firm submitted a bill to the Duke of Sutherland for 'papering & colouring' at Bridgewater House, costing £584 2s 11d. In 1837 they charged £1,766 and £280 for work at Stafford House, and in 1838, £450 for furniture supplied there. [Staffs. RO.D/593/R/2/13/20;R/1/26/26] Payments are recorded to.Morant by the 6th Earl of Cardigan for Deene Park, Northants. [C. Life, 1 April 1976, p.811] The stamp of Morant's is recorded on Boulle pieces at Mamhead, Devon, to which the firm supplied the state bed for Queen Adelaide's visit in 1838. [C. Life, 2 June 1955; Conn., June 1977, pp.144-45] The firm also supplied furniture to Melford Hall, Suffolk, for Sir William Parker. [Nat. Trust Studies, 1981, p.72].

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Lot 162

An exhibition quality Victorian octagonal parquetry work table, the hinged top with specimen veneer inlays in a radiating sunburst and scalloped design, and the frieze with varying Tunbridge style inlaid designs, supported upon a tapered spiral column on haunched carved and pierced scroll feet, the satinwood interior with fitted compartment and green moire silk linings, housing mother of pearl bobbins and necessaire implements, label beneath, red wax seal Div.5, Class 6, 5. work table veneer, 79cm H, 57cm Dia.

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Lot 164

A late Victorian Sheraton revival satinwood and marquetry display cabinet, with a pierced brass gallery to the break front upper cabinet, with two glass shelves and enclosed by a single bevel glazed door, stepped table base with classical urn and scroll inlay to the top and single drawer within outlines of stringing, the drawer stamped 64775, on slender tapered legs and spade feet with lower cut away platform, 135cm H, 77cm W.

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Lot 166

A Victorian figured walnut Bonheur du Jour, the central cupboard enclosed by a single mirrored door and with gallery top, flanked by six shallow drawers having canted corners and all with scroll marquetry inlay, the table base with serpentine front and writing pad, fitted with a drawer, on tapered legs, with cast and pierced ormolu handles and mounts in the French taste, 125cm H, 104cm W, 62cm Dia.

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Lot 177

A late 19thC Kingwood and marquetry card table, in the French taste, with quarter veneered cross banded top profusely inlaid with foliate scroll decoration and a central urn with fruit, with turn over top having green baize lining and swivel action having compartment below, ormolu mounts to the edge and caps to the tapered and fluted legs, and with a shaped cross stretcher, 64cm W.

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Lot 182

A Victorian walnut games and sewing table, with burr yew crossbanding to the hinged top opening to reveal a marquetry chess board, backgammon board and cribbage board, with shallow compartment below, and a fitted sewing drawer and sliding work compartment, on turned legs with fluted collars and central stretcher, with four tapered scrolling feet, 70cm x 44cm.

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Lot 190

A Victorian oak centre table by Howard & Sons of London, the moulded top having excellent medullary ray exposure, the base having turned and moulded frieze, turned baluster legs and feet joined by a low level moulded H frame stretcher, disc for HOWARD & SONS MAKERS 25, 26, 27 BERNERS ST. LONDON W. 87cm H, 130cm W, 78cm D.

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Lot 195

An early Victorian mahogany library table by John Thompson of Durham, with green skiver top the frieze having six drawers with oak and marbled paper linings, over a beaded moulded support on four tulip carved and taper turned legs on a quatrefoil platform with beaded moulding and raised on carved paw and scroll feet, marked to the underside John Thompson Cabinet Maker, 41 New Street, Durham, March 11 1858. 75cm H, 153cm D.John Thompson Cabinet Maker is known to have subscribed to Sheraton's Drawing Book in 1793, and The Cabinet Directory in 1803. He advertised in the Newcastle Courant for one or two hands stating 'None but good workmen need offer'. He retired in 1819 transferring the business to his sons.

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Lot 207

A Victorian mahogany rise and fall whatnot, with rounded rectangular top, which lifts to reveal two further platforms, on a hexagonal taper column with quatrefoil base and bun feet with castors, 76cm H minimum as a table, 100cm W, 62cm D.

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Lot 214

A George IV mahogany games table, with a reeded and shaped baize lined top, with short extension flaps, two pairs of cock beaded frieze drawers with turned knob handles, on reeded legs with brass cup castors.

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Lot 217

A Victorian mahogany coaching table, with folding top and shaped legs with turned stretchers, 74cm H, 123cm L, 142cm W.

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Lot 219

A George IV mahogany night table in the manner of Holland & Sons, with moulded tray top, single door, with button mushroom handle, taper turned legs, 80cm H, 44cm W, 39cm D.

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Lot 222

A Victorian walnut wine table, with burr walnut veneered top, baluster turned stem and square channeled sabre legs with scroll feet, the support stamped C HINDLEY & SONS, 184 Oxford St, LONDON,

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Lot 248

A Regency mahogany writing table in the manner of Gillows, with reeded top, frieze drawer arrangement with moulded fronts, on reeded taper legs, with brass cup castors, 77cm H, 99cm W, 61cm D.

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Lot 254

A late Victorian mahogany windout dining table, with rounded rectangular top having a gadrooned moulded edge, plain frieze and cabriole legs, with elaborate acanthus carved knees ball and claw feet, with brass castors, 75cm H, 130cm W, 158cm L, plus a further three leaves each of 72cm.

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Lot 261

A 19thC French marquetry side table, with gilt brass top decorated with stylised leaves, flowers and birds with ribbons and other neo classical trophies on a quarter veneer and cross banded Kingwood ground frieze with satinwood interlinked circles, on fluted and taper legs with applied metal work and four shaped stretchers joining a brass urnular mounted central boss, 78cm H, 70cm W, 45cm D.

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Lot 265

A Regency mahogany Gillows chamber writing table, with a fitted pen and ink compartment to the top below a hinged cover, and having a reeded edge, fitted with two shallow frieze drawers, having cock beading and brass knop handles, upon slender turned and reeded legs, 91cm wide.

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Lot 27

A late 17thC oak side table, with moulded over hang top, single frieze drawer with double moulded front, engraved brass back plate swan neck handles and escutcheon, Cupid's bow apron, bobbin turned legs and framing, 74cm H, 90cm W, 55cm D.

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Lot 272

A Victorian walnut side table, with burr and moulded quarter veneer top, two frieze drawers with turned knob handles, on double barleytwist supports and similar stretchers, slab ends, with scroll feet on castors, 72cm H, 107cm W, 56cm D.

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Lot 273

An Edwardian mahogany serving table, with a Sheraton revival oval tray with wavy gallery, brass handles and oval shell paterae, resting on a square framed base, 50cm H, 77cm W, 60cm D.

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Lot 43

A George II walnut dressing table mirror, with rectangular plate within a moulded frame, on slender tapered square supports, the figured walnut base fitted with three carvetto drawers having walnut linings and with cross banding, raised upon ogee bracket feet, 62.5cm H.

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Lot 433

A Christopher Wray Victorian style brass angle poise table lamp, with a frosted clear to cranberry glass shade, 35cm H.

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Lot 45

A George III walnut dressing table mirror, with adjustable shaped rectangular mirror with replacement plate, but sold with original plate, on slender taper supports, the base fitted with three drawers and raised on ogee bracket feet, 56cm H.

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Lot 48

A George III and later mahogany wine table, with dish top, moulded pillar, on C and S scroll rococo legs, 73cm H, 30cm Dia.

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Lot 51

A Regency rosewood library table, with rounded rectangular top, plain frieze, taper slab support ends, joined by a turned tulip carved stretcher, the platform ends with double scroll carving and hairy paw feet, 73cm H, 138cm W, 88cm D.

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Lot 54

A Regency rosewood breakfast table, with circular tilt top, beaded and moulded edge, canted square taper and moulded pillar, similar platform and acanthus and bead carved sabre legs terminating in cast brass floral scroll toes with brass castors, 138cm Dia.

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Lot 56

An early 19thC rosewood library table, with rounded rectangular top and two frieze drawers, one having the label MANUFACTURED BY J FLOOD, Cabinet, Chair, Sofa, and Dinning Table, MAKER AFTER NO 11 CHARLES ST MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL LONDON, Every Article Manufactured On The Premises And Warranted, on tulip carved and reeded baluster supports with block and central boss supports, on scrolling feet with castors, 74cm H, 138cm W, 73cm D.James Flood is also recorded at No.8 Charles Street (1824-39). He is also recorded in the Signature Book of Herries, Farquar & Co, private bankers of 16 St. James' St, London 1824.

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Lot 57

An early 19thC mahogany console table, with egg and dart moulded top, frieze with foliate scrolls and beading, the front legs having acanthus scrolls with the paw feet, slab moulded support backs and nulled, shaped platform base, 79cm H, 131cm W, 53cm D.

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Lot 58

A George IV mahogany extending dining table, with reeded top to the D ends and leaves, on square taper legs, 72cm H, 120cm W, 220cm L with two extra leaves.

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Lot 62

A George III mahogany writing table, with tambour top, revealing a fitted interior, having draw-slide with adjustable slope, drawers and pigeon holes, over five drawers with cast brass loop handles, 103cm H, 108cm W, 65cm D.

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Lot 66

A George III mahogany Pembroke table, with plain drop leaf top, frieze drawer with brass pressed circular back plate loop handles on moulded and channelled square taper legs, 71cm H, 94cm W when open, 91cm D.

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Lot 68

A Regency rosewood Pembroke table, with rounded rectangular fall flap top, frieze drawers, turned supports to a rectangular platform with sabre legs terminating in cast brass toes with castors, 70cm H, 115cm W, 91cm D.

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Lot 69

A Georgian mahogany spider leg table, with rectangular drop leaf top, turned legs and gates, 72cm L, 100cm W.

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