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Lot 809
A George III mahogany wine or lamp table, the circular tray top raised upon a ring turned shaft with three slender down swept supports, 76cm H x 50cm D, along with a George III oak tripod table, with an octagonal tilt top raised upon a tapering ring turned shaft and three down-swept supports, 70cm H x 68cm D (2)
Lot 120
A Pair of Second World War German 10 X 80 Observation Binoculars by Jos Schneider & Co, Kreuznach, Germany, in polished steel and aluminium, with ribbed adjustable lens housings and a bakelite horizontal adjusting knob, the left side set with bakelite filter knob with four selections for the in-built filters, the right side stamped D.F.10X80, with maker's code X dkl X and numbered 54896, detachable anti-flare hoods, on an aluminium cantilever bracket with cylindrical side handles, all mounted on a folding wood tripod with aluminium folding stretchers and mounts . Some dirt spotting to internal lenses. The metalwork now has a bright polished finish. Stand is possibly later.
Lot 1113
A Victorian carved walnut framed button back salon chair on cabriole front legs to castors, together with an early 19th Century mahogany tea table, the rounded rectangular top above an inlaid frieze on turned and ringed tapering legs and a circa 1800 mahogany tea table, the circular snap top on a baluster turned pedestal to cabriole tripod base and pad feet
Lot 1006
A pedestal chest, veneered in walnut, with four graduated long drawers, 40 cm wide, a set of three Victorian rosewood balloon backed dining chairs, a pair of mahogany dining chairs, and a small tripod table (qty)Both sides split. Some veneer to the top is lifting, mostly towards the back. There is a new/later backboard, probably part of a Victorian dressing table originally.
Lot 2101
A 19th Century single draw brass telescope, signed Dollond, London, Achromatic Night, also engraved with crest and motto, leather bound tube with gilt brass clamp and column, on a tripod base, 67 cm long (closed)Provenance: the crest is for the Pelley family of Naval Officers. This telescope was passed down from Captain Richard Pelley (1814-1890) to Admiral Sir Henry Pelley KCVO, CB (1867-1942) and then Comander Douglas Pelley.
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