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An unusual early 19th century mahogany dining table, comprising a pair of end sections with chamfered sides and concave centres, on turned legs, 212 x 130cm with leaves raised. £400 - £600 (David Lays) |
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A mid to late 17th Century oak double gate leg drop leaf dining table, the oval top (later) on barley twist supports united by barley twist stretchers to blocks and turned feet, 173.5 cm x 156.5 cm. £1,000 - £1,500 (Moore Allen & Innocent) |
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A very large telescopic mahogany Dining Table, Victorian, on three sections, comprising two telescopic sections and a swivel section, the moulded top with four spare leaves, raised on twelve turned legs with brass cup casters, 15`6" (472cms) x 53 (135cms). €1,200 - €1,600 (Mealy's) |
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A DAVID HICKS GILT-BRASS AND GLASS COFFEE TABLE, CIRCA 1970 retailed by Galleria Pitti, Rome, glass top supported on inter-locking strutts, top 32¼ in. (82 cm.) x 24 1/8 in. (61.2 cm.). £1,500 - £2,000 (Christies) |
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AN ART DECO WALNUT VENEERED DINING SUITE, the 6` table with quarter veneered and cross-banded rectangular top with inverted corners, raised on shaped twin stepped pillars, 0.81m by 1.83m by 0.92m; the six cloud back chairs upholstered in cream leather and with half veneered backs, raised on square-section tapering legs. £2,000 - £3,000 (Addisons) |
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A George III style satinwood card table, the top painted grapes, other fruit and scrolling foliage, the frieze with similar painted decoration and having an end frieze drawer, on tapering gilt fluted legs, 83 cm wide See inside back cover colour illustration. £200 - £400 (Charterhouse) |
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A George III style oval table, veneered in satinwood, crossbanded in kingwood and with boxwood and ebony stringing, the lift up top inlaid with a shell, on tapering square legs with spade feet joined by X stretcher, 59.5 cm wide See illustration. £100 - £150 (Charterhouse) |
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A 19th century hexagonal table, with specimen wood style geometric inlay, having a frieze drawer, on a baluster column and tripod base, 47 cm wide See illustration. £100 - £150 (Charterhouse) |
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A 17th century and later oak credence table, the demi lune three plank top over a single frieze drawer fitted with a later brass drop handle, between canted sides, the triple arch apron over an open shelf support on bobbin turned front and back supports over plain stretchers on pear turned feet, 98cm wide, 75cm high, 47cm deep. £1,000 - £1,500 (Halls) |
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A George III elm rectangular occasional table, the two plank top over a plain frieze on four slender turned supports united by plain side stretchers, on turned pear shaped feet, 83cm long, 56.5cm wide, 72cm high. £200 - £400 (Halls) |
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A late 20th century burr veneered and crossbanded sofa table, the rectangular top with rounded corners over two false and two true frieze drawers, on rectangular end supports united by a plain stretcher, on four down-swept legs terminating in brass castors, 94cm wide, 76cm high, 48cm deep. £200 - £300 (Halls) |
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A late George III oak crossbanded mahogany three drawer dresser base, the two plank rectangular top over three short frieze drawers fitted with brass swing handles with pressed oval back plates on slender square front legs, 177cm wide, 79cm high, 43.5cm deep. £1,000 - £1,500 (Halls) |
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A late 18th century Dutch walnut and marquetry table, circa 1800, crossbanded and inlaid with tea wares, vases and flowers, fitted two drawers, gilt brass mounts and escutcheons on tapering square legs and sabots, 78 x 76 x 45cm (30 x 29 x 17in). £1,000 - £1,500 (Cheffins) |
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A Gordon Russell Ltd yew tree veneer and electroplated metal dining table, model R.988, and a Gordon Russell Ltd Yew tree veneered sycamore sideboard, with original receipts table 244 x 114.5cm, sideboard 214cm wide. Provenance: Mr Jakobsen, purchased 1978. £800 - £1,200 (Woolley & Wallis) |
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| An antique oak dresser base, with two drawers and pot cupboard under £250 - £350 (Sworders) |
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George III mahogany and inlaid lady`s bonheur du jour, circa 1780, having a single shelf, supported on brass trellis, over a top drawer fitted with compartments and a baize writing surface, with two plain drawers beneath, all with brass ringed handles and flanked on either side with bellflower trails in boxwood and harewood, inlaid oval panel sides, all raised on tapered square section legs, inlaid with ebony, width 69cm, height 131cm, depth 45cm. £1,100 - £1,800 (Byrne´s) |
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Jacobean style oak low dresser, circa 1900, having two geometrically moulded frieze drawers with turned wooden knobs, raised on bobbin turned and ringed supports, with stretcher base and bun feet, width 137cm, depth 47cm, height 77cm. £140 - £200 (Byrne´s) |
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| C18th oak dresser base of three moulded drawers raised on four turned legs196 L. £1,800 - £2,500 (Kidson-Trigg) |
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A late 19th century oak box stool in the 18th century style having chip carved rectangular top over lunette carved square section on bulbous splayed legs & straight cross stretchers. £70 - £100 (1818 Auctioneers) |
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A country-made laburnum two-drawer writing table, c.1840, with frieze and dummy drawers, the underside inscribed in pen `Anne Simcoe`, `Hembrow fecit of Wolford Laburnum`, 89cm wide, 46cm deep, 66cm high. Anne Simcoe, born 1800 at Wolford, was the youngest daughter of John Graves Simcoe and Elizabeth Posthuma Gwillim. John Graves Simcoe achieved notoriety as the first Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada between 1791 and 1796. During this time, he founded modern day Toronto. He and his family then returned to the family estate at Wolford, Devon. £2,000 - £2,500 (Sworders) |
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A mahogany desk, the leather top over an arrangement of four drawers, 117.5cm wide, 71cm deep, 76.5cm high. £600 - £800 (Sworders) |
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An oak refectory table, the cleated plank top over two carved friezes and cup and cover legs, 267cm long 83cm wide, 80cm high. £1,000 - £1,500 (Sworders) |
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A Victorian mahogany collector`s cabinet, with four drawers and dummy drawers on turned legs, 77cm wide, 52cm deep, 91cm high. £400 - £600 (Sworders) |
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A walnut card table, 18th century, with two small drawers and a shaped apron, 74cm wide, 33cm deep, 71cm high. Originally with two end candleslides. £500 - £700 (Sworders) |
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GOOD CHARLES II OAK REFECTORY TABLE 17TH CENTURY the three plank top with cleated ends over a chip carved frieze, raised on baluster turned legs ending on block feet united by peripheral stretchers and a cross stretcher 371cm long, 78cm high, 78cm deep. £10,000 - £15,000 (Lyon & Turnbull) |
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FINE LOUIS XVI STYLE BOUILLOTTE TABLE 19TH CENTURY the oval veined pink marble top with a pierced brass gallery over a wide frieze applied with gilt metal floral and circular mounts cast in relief with classical figures, raised on squared tapered legs united by X-form stretchers centred by an urn, raised on gilt metal hairy paw feet 84cm wide, 74cm high, 69cm deep. £8,000 - £10,000 (Lyon & Turnbull) |
