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Dominic Winter Auctions
Lot 166

Swire (William, and Hutchings, William). A Map of the County Palatine of Chester, divided into hundreds & parishes from an accurate survey, made in the years 1828 & 1829, Henry Teesdale, 1830, large scale engraved map with bright contemporary hand colouring, sectionalised and laid on linen, calligraphic title, compass rose, table of reference and an uncoloured vignette of the south west view of Chester cathedral, edged in green silk, marbled endpapers, 960 x 1320 mm, contained in a modern blue cloth solander box with a red gilt morocco label to upper board (1)

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Dominic Winter Auctions
Lot 167

Cary (John, and Smith, William), A New Map of Durham divided into Wards exhibiting its roads, rivers, parks &c, 1831, engraved map with contemporary hand colouring, sectionalised and laid on linen, engraved vignette of Durham cathedral, table of explanation, and geological identification code, some light staining, 495 x 550 mm, contemporary green cloth boards with gilt title to upper siding, boards faded and a little stained The noted cartographer, engraver and publisher John Cary (1755-1835) collaborated with William Smith, 'the father of English geology', on a number of his geological projects, notably the 1815 Map and geological sections (1817-1819). Cary had previously produced large, topographical county maps for his New and Correct English Atlas and the plates which were being prepared for a new edition were instead adapted to accommodate Smith's detailed geology, the first set of geological maps being issued in 1819. This is the second state which although coloured using William Smith's geology, gives no acknowledgement to Smtih at all. Scarce. (1)NB: Two engraved railway lines appear on this map, (north-west from Hartlepool towards Durham and north-west from Stockton and Darlington towards Hamsterley), suggesting that this revised, and possibly unrecorded, issue of the map which most likely dates from the early 1840s. 

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Dominic Winter Auctions
Lot 38

Morland (Samuel). The Description and Use of Two Arithmetick Instruments, together with a short treatise and demonstrating the ordinary operations of arithmetic, as likewise, a perpetual almanack, and several useful tables, 1st edition, Printed, and are to be sold by Moses Pitt, 1673, engraved portrait frontispiece, six engraved plates printed to versos of A2-7 and four folding engraved plates pasted to the blank verso of A8 and B1-3, Perpetuall Almanack plate bound before 2A1 and a folding table bound between G2 and G3, lacks cancels F8 and G8 (as usual), also lacks G[1] (text leaf beginning 'The diameter of any circle being given') and 2A8, old damp-staining and fraying with occasional short closed tears, largely affecting outer margins, all sympathetically restored with archival tissue, the damage being largely confined to the extremities of the frontispiece, first signature and last two leaves, some slight loss of borders of frontispiece, both titles (A1-2) and plate 1 (A2v), and a little loss of legibility to final two lines of final leaf, red dye splashes to A3v and A4r, contemporary calf, gilt-decorated spine, small 8vo (140 x 88mm) ESTC R30529; Hook & Norman, Origins of Cyperspace 9; Wing M2777. First edition of 'the first book on a calculator written in English, and the first separate work on the subject after Napier's Rabdologiae (1617). There was little else in English on calculating machines until Babbage. The work may also be considered the first comprehensive book in computer literature, as Pascal published nothing about his own machine except an eighteen-page pamphlet, now of the utmost rarity. The first of the "arithmetic instruments" was Morland's adding machine - a modification of Pascal's calculator The second instrument was his multiplier [which ] operated on the same principle as Napier's bones' (Hook & Norman). This rare book is bibliographically complex with no two copies seeming to be the same. This is the second issue, the first having the first six plates printed on slips of paper pasted on the versos of leaves A2-7. This second issue also only calls for 8 leaves in second signature A, rather than 11. All copies of both issues lack G8 (usually described as a cancel) and most copies lack F8 (another cancel, blank with a numerical calculation to verso). This copy also lacks G1 and 2A8, the Perpetuall Almanack plate possibly accounting for the latter leaf. The second signature A is sometimes missing entirely or only partially present and bound after F (as here) or after G. Other anomalies do exist. Collation: [portrait], A-F8 (-F8), [Perpetuall Almanack plate], G2-7 [folding table bound between G2 and G3], 2A7 B8 *8. (1)

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Gerrards Auction Rooms
Lot 1086

Edwardian tilt top table raised on quatrefoil base with brass castors. Oval top with warm, ages, patina. 28", 48", diameter 32"

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Cheffins
Lot 265

A Bergman cold painted bronze ink stand, modelled as a young Arab gentleman lying beside a table smoking a hookah pipe, the table top hinged and opening to a recess formerly housing an inkwell 12 x 14 x 15cm (5 x 5 x 6in)

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Cheffins
Lot 356

A 17th century and later oak console table, with faux marble top, palmette carved frieze and open baluster column uprights, to a pot board base with fret carved apron, with alterations 95 x 152 x 50cm (37 x 59 x 20in) A reconstructed piece of furniture

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Cheffins
Lot 383

A late Regency mahogany library table, in the manner of Gillows, with a tan leather lined top, three quarter split round moulded border decoration, fitted two frieze drawers, on twin column and gilt metal mounted end supports and downswept legs with brass wheel casters 74 x 119 x 67cm (29 x 46 x 26in) Some fading to the leather, but in good condition.

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Cheffins
Lot 398

A Regency rosewood octagonal top pedestal occasional table, in the French style, with brass line inlays and mounts, on an octagonal column and S scroll legs 72 x 53cm (28 x 21in) Some brass line inlay is lifting in one place and some slight colour variation in the top. One leg has been repaired

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Cheffins
Lot 402

A French Transitional parquetry inlaid kingwood night table, of serpentine outline with a marble top and lined interior, above four small drawers and with ormolu mounts 78 x 42 x 34cm (30 x 16 x 13in) There is damage to the gallery of one, which has become detached , fading and marks commenserate with age and use

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Cheffins
Lot 419

A 19th century Italian parquetry inlaid pedestal centre table, decorated with central radiating star and a variety of specimen woods, geometric designs in bands to a wide trompe l'oeil border, on a plain column and tripod base 77 x 125cm (30 x 49in) The top is in good condition.

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Cheffins
Lot 437

A Regency mahogany and inlaid pedestal card table, the fold-over top crossbanded in rosewood, with a green baize lining, on a pedestal support and four hipped legs with casters 74 x 92 x 45cm (29 x 36 x 18in) The top is faded and there is a small water mark

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Cheffins
Lot 439

A 19th century French walnut jardiniere table, marquetry inlaid in the French manner, with gilt metal mounts, a shaped apron and on swept legs 76 x 63 x 43cm (30 x 25 x 17in) Good colour with no apparent losses

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Peter Wilson Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 177

Parian table centre piece, modelled with three ladies surrounding a tree which supports a ribbon edged bowl, no marks, late 19th century, 52cm high For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk

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Peter Wilson Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 361

Two-drawer standing oak canteen of cutlery, 8 place setting comprising 68 pieces including forks, spoons, fish knives and table knives, each engraved with initial 'M', together with 7 matching silver teaspoons and 6 matching silver coffee spoons and steel carvers, marks for Sheffeild, dated between 1934 - 1950, gross weight of silver flatware (including additional spoons) 117.56ozt, complete in green felt lined oak canteen labelled 'Edward & Sons Ltd, Jewellers and Silversmiths, Buchanan Street, Glasgow', measuring approx. 77.5cm x 64cm x 40.5cm.(Please note: knives and carvers are steel bladed) For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk

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Peter Wilson Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 684

Victorian rosewood circular loo table, top with ogee mould above two inch frieze, single octagonal section baluster column with platform base supporting on carved and moulded feet, top diameter 130cm (51"), height 74cm (29"). For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk

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Peter Wilson Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 685

Victorian rosewood library table, rectangular top with rounded corners above 1.5in frieze, decorated with moulded bead, trestle base united by serpentine shaped stretcher, moulded scroll feet, width 127cm (50"), height 72cm (28"), depth 58cm (23"). For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk

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Peter Wilson Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 686

George III mahogany wine table, single piece circular top supported on birdcage block, baluster shaped single column with triform base, diameter 66cm (26"), height 71cm (28"). For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk

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Peter Wilson Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd
Lot 688

George III mahogany three pedestal regency design dining table, comprising to D-ends, central rectangular shape table united by two further leaves, four reed edge, ring turned columns with out-swept legs, decorated with brass string, brass casters, original brass leave clips, length 305cm (120"), width 120cm (47"), height 74cm (29"). For a condition report on this lot visit www.peterwilson.co.uk

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Mallams Ltd. - Cheltenham
Lot 106

Inlaid small table Damascus the square top having Islamic script on arched supports, the side panels also with Quranic text 27.5cm across, 45cm high

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Mallams Ltd. - Cheltenham
Lot 107

Small hexagonal inlaid table Damascus the top and sides with geometric designs 33cm across, 50.5cm high

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Mallams Ltd. - Cheltenham
Lot 133

Hardwood occasional table Hoshiarpur, 19th Century of octagonal form, inlaid in ivory with a central roundel containing a rosette 46cm high

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Mallams Ltd. - Cheltenham
Lot 69

Small TableHoshiarpurwith inlaid top

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Mallams Ltd. - Cheltenham
Lot 76

Circular table Burmese, late 19th Century teak, having a carved frieze on tripod support 63 cm across

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Mallams Ltd. - Cheltenham
Lot 85

Damascus Table Syria,circa 1900 with mother of pearl inlay, and Arabic calligraphy 44.5cm high

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Cheffins
Lot 207

Pierre Labatie (French, d. circa 1777) A partly-peeled lemon, a clove of garlic, onions, and a knife on a table signed and dated upper right "Labatie 1775" oil on canvas 22 x 34cm (9 x 13in) Provenance: Christie's South Kensington: Thursday, November 4, 2010 [Lot 34], The Collection of the Late John Appleby: A Channel Island Treasure House Other Notes: Pierre Labatie was a painter of figures, landscapes and still life at Bordeaux. He exhibited at the Salon de Bordeaux in 1776 and five of his works were shown there posthumously. The Musée Lorin at Bourg, France, has one of his paintings. Oil on canvas which has been lined. There are minor undulations at the corners of the canvas. The paint layer has drying cracks in the darker paint passages, which have formed as the paint has dried. There are retouchings toning down the cracks. The varnish is semi-matte and clear. The frame is in a good condition.

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Cheffins
Lot 302

A 19th century Calamander wood dressing table box, the hinged cover opening to reveal a fitted interior with white metal mounted bottles and jars 17.50 x 30.50 x 23cm (7 x 12 x 9in)

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Cheffins
Lot 311

A 19th century continental steel table cabinet, the top section with central panel door flanked by Corinthian columns above a pair of panel doors and a frieze drawer to base, the panels decorated in relief with allegorical scenes 52 x 37 x 15cm (20 x 14 x 6in)

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Cheffins
Lot 359

A George II mahogany card table, with a blind frieze drawer, with a baize lined playing surface and counter recesses, on carved legs and claw feet 72 x 80 x 39cm (28 x 31 x 15in) The colour and condition are both good

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Cheffins
Lot 363

A George III Irish mahogany tea table, with a gadroon carved frieze and on cabriole legs with leaf carved knees and claw carved feet 72 x 90 x 45cm (28 x 35 x 18in) Good original condition

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Cheffins
Lot 367

A George III French Hepplewhite mahogany card table, of serpentine outline with floral marquetry inlaid panels to the top, ends and frieze, on shell carved and swept legs 73 x 91 x 46cm (28 x 35 x 18in) An old timber shrinkage crack to the top

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Cheffins
Lot 370

A Sheraton mahogany dressing table mirror, with a shield shaped plate and three small drawers to the serpentine base, on ogee bracket feet 56 x 43 x 20cm (22 x 17 x 8in) Slightly faded, but good overall

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Cheffins
Lot 372

A George III mahogany night table, with a fret carved gallery, two small drawers, cupboards and long drawer with moulded decoration, on square legs 75 x 69 x 50cm (29 x 27 x 20in) Good overall condition with expected marks to the top and timber shrinkage in the side panels

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Cheffins
Lot 375

A George III mahogany wine table, with a tray edge top, on a slender turned column and tripod base 70 x 50cm (27 x 20in) A good colour and no apparent restorations

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Cheffins
Lot 379

A Regency mahogany triple pedestal dining table, with D-ends, a moulded edge and two additional leaves, on swept legs with brass caps and casters 73 x 111 x 282cm (28 x 43 x 110in) Very good colour with just one mark to the top.

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Cheffins
Lot 381

A nest of four Regency mahogany quartetto tables, 69 x 50 x 35cm (27 x 20 x 14in) The condition is considered to be good with a little more fading to the larger table

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Cheffins
Lot 388

A late Victorian mahogany and inlaid table vitrine, 72 x 56 x 37cm (28 x 22 x 14in) No apparent damages

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Cheffins
Lot 390

A Sheraton mahogany sewing table, banded border decoration in satinwood and rosewood, with canted corners and a green silk pleated wool box, on slender legs united by an undertier and cross stretcher supports 77 x 53 x 30cm (30 x 21 x 12in) Slightly faded

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Cheffins
Lot 393

An 18th century mahogany night table, inlaid with ebony stringing, cupboard and drawer to the base 86 x 41 x 45cm (34 x 16 x 18in) Faded with expected marks and timber shrinkage to the side panels

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Cheffins
Lot 396

A late Regency mahogany extending dining table, with rule moulded border and on gadroon moulded legs and brass wheel casters, with one later and one small additional leaves 73 x 122 x 256cm (28 x 48 x 100in) One leaf is a replacement

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Cheffins
Lot 399

A Regency rosewood and parcel gilt card table, inlaid with a band of ebony and cut brass to a brass line border, opening to a green baize lined interior, on a tapering square column, gadroon moulded base and on boldly carved ebonised wood lion paw feet and casters 75 x 99 x 50cm (29 x 39 x 20in) The condition is considered to be good

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Cheffins
Lot 407

A Regency mahogany pedestal tea table, on a tapering column and four scroll carved swept legs with lion paw brass casters 72 x 92 x 44cm (28 x 36 x 17in) The top is slightly faded, but not warped.

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Cheffins
Lot 409

A George III mahogany tripod table, with a circular tray top and baluster turned column and shaped pad feet 70 x 51cm (27 x 20in) A wondeful colour

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Cheffins
Lot 410

A Regency mahogany writing table, with fitted top drawer, above opposing side drawers, small turned wood handles, on square tapering legs and casters 77 x 64 x 44cm (30 x 25 x 17in) One wood handle has some small losses

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Cheffins
Lot 413

A George III plum pudding mahogany twin pedestal dining table, with two additional leaves, on turned columns and splayed legs with brass cap casters 72 x 132 x 302cm (28 x 51 x 118in) This table has had end added with rounded corners and stained to match the plum pudding figuring

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Cheffins
Lot 438

An early 20th century Estate made oak refectory table, with patinated plank top and cleated ends, on heavy baluster turned supports, united by central stretchers 79 x 75 x 386cm (31 x 29 x 151in) Good colour with expected timber shrinkage and movement

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Tennants Auctioneers
Lot 117

Graves, Rev. John The History of Cleveland. Carlisle: Printed for F. Jollie and Sons, 1808. 4to, half calf over marbled boards, spine bands and compartments decorated in blind and gilt, lettered directly in one and at foot with imprint, speckled edges, marbled endpapers; engraved frontis, engraved title, folding map, hand-col. in outline, 8 plates, folding letterpress table; provenance: William van Mildert (last Prince-Bishop of Durham, his armorial bookplate impaled with Dunelm on upper pastedown) -- Henry Drummond Albury Park Surrey (banker, politician, writer, founder of the Catholic Apostolic Church, his armorial bookplate to ffep). Oliver, George The History and Antiquities of the Town and Minster of Beverley...Beverley: Printed and sold for M. Turner, 1829. 4to, early bound in half calf, spine with morocco lettering pieces in 2, a.e.g. marbled endpapers; engraved frontis., 5 plates, folding table as called for in embellishments, w/ numerous illus. to txt; provenance: John Stansfeld (collector of county histories and similar, his armorial bookplate to upper pastedown. Lockwood, Henry & Cates, Adolphus The History and Antiquities of the Fortifications to the City of York. J. Weale, Architectural Library, 59, High Holborn, et al, 1834. Folio, cloth-backed boards, sometime rebacked; engraved plan frontis., 12 plates. Poulson, George Beverlac. Printed for George Scaum, Beverley, 1829. 4to (2 vols). Later bound in green buckram; all plates and pedigrees as called for in embellishments. Neale, J.P. View of the Seats of Noblemen and Gentlemen...Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster Row, 1828. 8vo, half calf over marbled boards, spine blind in compartments, lettered directly in gilt in one, marbled edges; engraved frontis., 70 plates.

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Tennants Auctioneers
Lot 120

Teesdale, Henry Map of Yorkshire dedicated ''To the Nobility, Gentry, & Clergy of Yorkshire''. Henry Teesdale & Co., London and Thos. Deacon and Co., Manchester, 1835. Nine folded sheets, dissected and laid on linen, outlines hand-coloured, calligraphic title, table of explanation, engraved vignette of York Cathedral on Sheet Nine, contained in case. The paper labels on the sheets relate to the Poor Law Unions, formed after the 1834 Act. They are nearly all edged with colour on the map, with Parishes and township boundaries edged in red. Teesdale's map was an updated version of that produced by Christopher Greenwood, with no mention of Greenwood's previous survey on the new map.

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Tennants Auctioneers
Lot 40

Dodoens, Rembert; Lyte, Henry (trans.) A Niewe Herball or Historie of Plants. [London, c.1578 (lacking title-page)]. 4to, later rebound in paper-backed boards with paper lettering-piece, blue speckled edges; [2 (Epistle to the Queen, dated 1578)], [1 (To the Friendly and Indifferent Reader)], [2 (Poems by WB and Thomas Newton)], [2 (Recommendations by W. Clowes and T[?homas] N[?ewton], [5 (Praefatio ad Medicinae Candidatos)], [2 (Last leaf of Appendix misbound according to catchwords)], [3 (Epistola ad Lectorem)], [5 (Appendix)], [1]-564 (lacking leaves E1+6 and Q6), [10 (Index of Latin names)], [5 (Index Apellationum...)], [7 (Index of English Names)], [8 (Table of the Natures, Virtues and Dangers of the Herbs)]; inhabited and floriated intials in Latin prelims, head- and tail-pieces to the six books, occasional early marginalia, seeming mainly monetary calculations. Lyte's translation of Doedens work was hugely significant in the study of herbs and their operations. It was the standard work in the latter half of the 16th century and was a huge influence on Gerard and Parkinson. Sibly, Ebeneezer Culpeper's English Physician and Complete Herbal. Printed for the Author, [c.1798 (year of Masonry 5798 according to dedication)]. 4to, full calf, sometime sympathetically rebacked with morocco lettering piece to spine; pp. xvi, 396, [2 (title, verso blank), 256; eng. port. frontis and 29 eng. botanical plates (lacking plates in the English Physician). Sibly's edition of Culpeper sought to maintain the occult aspects of natural philosophy, drawing on the astrological and sympathetic vitues of the herbs.Niewe Herball has tears affecting foot of T2 and T5, loss to the bottom right corner of Ddd2 and the upper right corner of Eee3, with heavy loss to the outer margin and text of Eee4, a little foxing, marking, creasing etc internally but a very good copy of an important work. Culpeper's board edges scuffed and rubbed with loss of leather, some marking, foxing etc internally but similarly very good.

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Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 3039

A 19th century French gilt-metal banded agate table casket, hinged cover, ball feet, 11.5cm wide, c. 1870

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Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 3060

A 19th century oak table top book press, of typical form, turned handle, 53cm high, 38cm wide

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Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 3157

A large Chinese hardwood carving, of Shou Lao, the draped deity stands supported by his staff and holding the peach of longevity, a crane by his side, on a pierced rocky base, outlined throughout with brass stringing, now converted to a table lamp, he stands on a late 19th century French Rococo Revival bronze plinth, cast with a frieze of acanthus scrolls and shell feet, traces of verdigris, 61cm high overall, the carving c. 1900, the stand c. 1880, (2)

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Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 3168

A late 19th century Ottoman hardwood and mother-of-pearl shaped circular table-top plateau, profusely inlaid with scrolling leafy stems and flowerheads, chevron border, 32cm diam, c. 1890

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Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 3183

A Moorish hardwood rectangular table casket, the hinged cover and sides with typical turned and pierced screen work, ogee bracket feet, 20.5cm wide, probably North Africa, c. 1900

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Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 3205

A pair of late 19th century brass and copper Corinthian column tripod table candlesticks, beaded detachable nozzles, lion paw feet, 29cm high, c.1900

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Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 3261

An agate, dark patinated and parcel-gilt bronze miniature table, circular top, figural pillar cast as a young girl wearing a cloak and bonnet, circular base, 9cm high

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Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 3365

Treen - an unusual articulated model of a horse, probably Scandinavian, pyrography decorated and mounted on a table clamp, 16.5cm high, early 20th century

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Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 3396

A pietre dure circular table top, of small proportions, inlaid in radiating bands of graduated lozenges with lapis lazuli, fluorite, carnelian and other specimen stones, 45.5cm

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Bamfords Auctioneers & Valuers
Lot 3611

Blackstone (William, Esq., Solicitor General to Her Majesty), Commentaries on the Laws of England, fourth edition, four-volume set, Clarendon Press, Oxford 1770, pp: volume I, [iv], ii, [vi], 485; volume II, [viii], 520, appendix xix, full-page engraved table at page 203, fold-out engraved table at page 240; volume III, [viii], 455 (pages 49 - 53 erroneously bound between pages 56 - 57!), appendix xxvii; volume IV, [viii], 436, appendix vii, [i], index [xl], full contemporary calf, each front board stamped Lochnell in a canted rectangular lozenge, within a thin double-fillet, lettered spines within raised bands, some volumes with fragmentary title and volume labels, Plain Armorial bookplate: Campbell of Lochnell by Kirkwood (probably James Kirkwood of Glasgow (1746 - 1827)) to each pastedown, later ink manuscript book label to each endpaper R.C. *. Wells, Worc. Coll. [Worcester College, Oxford], 4toProvenance: The Campbells of Lochnell Castle, Benderloch, Argyll, Scotland.

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Plymouth Auction Rooms
Lot 006

Two Victorian Staffordshire flat back figures including the wounded solider 31cm also a Japanese lacquered table cabinet and jewellery box together with a amber glass and map printed table lamp (5)

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Plymouth Auction Rooms
Lot 063

Various porcelain tea wares Royal Vale, Vienna style, small cabinet pieces, 19th Century trivet, dressing table wares, glove stretchers etc

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