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A group of mixed collectables including various Wade Whimsies, a pottery Gaudy Welsh patterned table clock, various world banknotes, eight tea card albums including 'Unexplained Mysteries', the Olympics, Disney, spaceships etc, a bundle of early 20th century postcards, some humorous cartoons and some black and white topographical, a filled silver handled paper knife, a bronze The Army Rifle Association medal, etc.
A George III style japanned card table 19th century, the demilune foldover top decorated with oriental scenes on four chanelled supports84cm wide43 cm deep75cm highCondition ReportSurface scratches, blemishes and wear commensrate with age. Areas of cracking/splitting and small losses to surface.
A small collection of antique, vintage and modern jewellery boxes - including ring boxes; a heart-shaped bracelet box; an Asprey red faux-leather brooch box; a Gaydon & Sons of Kingston-on-Thames cufflinks box; a Mappin & Webb cufflinks and studs box; a green morocco box containing a quantity of vintage studs, buttons and cufflinks; and a morocco silver salts or place card holders box; together with an embroidered silk table runner.
Victorian figured walnut card table, moulded rectangular fold-over swivel top with baize-lined interior, on twin turned pillar supports carved with stylised foliate motifs, united by turned stretcher, on splayed shaped feet with scrolled carved terminals, brass and ceramic castors Dimensions: Height: 76cm Length/Width: 92cm Depth/Diameter: 44cm
George III inlaid mahogany card table of serpentine form, the shaped rectangular fold-over top decorated with cross-banding and chequered inlay, opening to reveal a baize lined interior, the shaped apron over moulded cabriole supports with scroll and scallop carved knees, on scroll feetDimensions: Height: 74cm Length/Width: 91cm Depth/Diameter: 46cm
Regency mahogany card table, rectangular swivel and fold-over top with canted corners and reed-moulded edge, raised on a reeded pedestal with acanthus carved terminal and gardrooned collar, the concave rectangular base terminating to splayed supports with large paw feet on castorsDimensions: Height: 72cm Length/Width: 87cm Depth/Diameter: 44cm
Victorian figured mahogany card table, rectangular swivel and fold-over top with rounded corners and baize lined interior, shaped apron over turned and lobe carved end supports, terminating to scroll and cartouche carved splayed supports united by swell-turned stretcherDimensions: Height: 74cm Length/Width: 91cm Depth/Diameter: 46cm
A George III inlaid mahogany fold-over card tableThe boxwood strung D-form top with green baize skiver, above a strung frieze, raised on tapering square section supports.91cm wide x 42cm deep (84cm open) x 71cm highCondition:Minor cosmetic marks consistent with age. Skiver good. No evidence of worm.
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TRIPLE PEDESTAL EXTENDING DINING TABLE CIRCA 1800 With two additional leaf insertions 74.5cm high, 360cm long, 127cm wide Condition Report: Size breakdown: each leaf adds 58cm to the length of the table; each rounded end pillar section is just under 79cm long; the central pillar section is 86cm long. Without the two additional leaf insertions the three pillar table is 243cm long.Overall there are some scratches, marks, knocks, cracks along the grain of the timber and abrasions consistent with age and use.There are some observations and restorations: some filled holes to the underside of the loose leaves; there are brass clip fittings of two dates to the underside of the table top sections; there are later wood supports to the underside of the top; pedestal stencilled '1' is missing the brass handle to the two brass catches - this does not affect the catches engaging but means two hands are needed to release the catches when tilting the top; there is a slight tilt to one end pedestal top so that it is not as flat as the other end joint (a folded old Christmas card wedge has been inserted under that end of the top!); the table base is solid and robust with the usual small movement to the top that is seen with tables of this design.There is evidence of old worm to the rectangular supports between the top and the pedestals.The table top has subtle areas of colour variation in part due to fading and a lively grain and figuring.Please see all the additional condition report photographs through the link on the condition report email as a visual reference of condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
1952 Arsenal dinner and dance menu card to celebrated 1952 F.A.Cup final, 3rd May 1952, autographed by eleven players including Ted Drake, wally Barnes, Reg Lewis Joe Hulme etc., with invitation, table plan 1953 Arsenal dinner and dance celebration of winning Football League, with invitation and table plan, both invitation to R.O. Reeve, (a lot).
A pair of terracotta table lamps, late 19th/ early 20th century, each of architectural form with moulded foliate detail, with a tapered card shade, 19cm wide 19cm deep 44cm high (2)Provenance: The property of a European collector.Condition Report85cm high in totalPAT Test - One passed, other failed.
A mahogany and satinwood games table in the Sheraton taste, c.1890, the folding rectangular top enclosing a baize-lined playing surface and a roulette table, raised on tapering square supports terminating in brass caps and castors, 116cm wide 51cm deep 74cm highProvenance: The property of a European collector.Condition ReportThe two retractable legs are a little wobbly at the joints and would benefit from strengthening. A few other splits and areas of repair throughout, including to the open games surface. Some fading and wear to baize in places, particularly the card surface. Lacking roulette ball, chips or cards. Roulette wheel a little sticky. Other general knocks and wear throughout commensurate with age and use. Other than the two retractable legs, joints generally sound and solid. Hinges and castors functioning freely. Please see additional photos.
Hornby - Triang - Dublo - A mixed lot of mostly loose model railway items in varying scales to include assembled card kit O gauge buildings, A boxed O gauge level crossing, A OO 3-rail turn table and various others. Item appear fair plus with use and / or damaged with missing parts. (This does not constitute a guarantee) RG-3
Master of the Faberge company I. Britsyn. Silver photo frame with guilloche enamel. St. Petersburg, 1908-1917. Silver, carving, blue guilloche enamel, beveled glass. Hallmarks: 84 samples, female head in a kokoshnik, facing to the right and code of the St. Petersburg Assay Office, workshop “BRITSYNâ€, “I.Bâ€. Dimensions: height 10 cm, frame diameter – 9.8 cm, clear diameter – 5.8 cm O. Weight: 248 g. Britsyn Ivan Savelievich (1870-1952). Former employee of the Faberge company in St. Petersburg (“Our former employee.†From the notebook of Eugene Faberge - Tatiana Faberge Archive, Versonne, France). He passed the exam to become a goldsmith in March 1903 and opened his own enterprise, “Russian Enamel†(Malaya Konyushennaya Street, 12), where 10-15 people worked. The companys products were awarded a gold medal at the St. Petersburg Craft Exhibition in 1909. In 1910 – 1917 Ivan Britsyn repeatedly supplied his products to the courts of members of the imperial family and to the Cabinet of His Majesty. Ivan Britsyns products were in constant demand on the English market. He made products made of stone and purple, collaborated with A. Sumin. During the NEP period he had his own workshop (1923). Britsyns products are often exhibited at auctions at the worlds largest auction houses and are listed along with Faberge items. Britsyn managed to create his own creative style, unlike Faberge, the distinctive features of which are original shaping, large guilloche patterns of unexpected geometry and a more contrasting and “thick†palette of enamels. Cigarette cases with pale blue and white transparent enamel are considered Britsyns calling card. Britsyn, one of the few, besides Faberge, made table clocks. The revolution of 1917 interrupted the work of the extraordinary jeweler. Information about his work in the period 1924-1952. are very scarce, but it is known that Ivan Savelyevich continued to work in his specialty. Width: 9.5cm, Height: 10cm, Depth: 3cm, Weight: 0.3kg, Condition: Excellent, Material: Silver 84, guilloche enamel, ID: ID-ANTQ-8531
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