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A Small Early 19th Century Goncalo Alvez Occasional Table in the Manner of Gillows, the rectangular round cornered top raised on a beaded and lotus leaf carved pillar, on a platform base with four gadrooned bun feet, 71cm by 47cm by 47cm

A Regency Pollard Oak Veneered Sofa Table, with round-cornered top and two frieze drawers raised on a turned pillar with four hipped sabre legs, brass paw caps and castors

A Regency Rosewood and Metal Mounted Sofa Table, the round-cornered rectangular top over a plain frieze with a single drawer to each side, raised on a shaped rectangular pillar and platform base with four hipped sabre legs, brass caps and castors, 74cm by 94cm by 63cm

A George III Mahogany Tripod Table, the circular top raised on a baluster pillar with cabriole base, 72cm by 83cm diameter

A Victorian Olive Wood Occasional and Display Table , with a rotating three tiered superstructure raised on spirally turned supports, the octagonal top with moulded edge and plain frieze raised on a tapered octagonal pillar with moulded collar, concave platform base having four carved scrolled feet, 136cm by 62cm diameter

An Early Victorian Work Table, with a baize-lined swivel top over a frieze drawer (lacking fittings) and a two-as-one drawer below, raised on an inversely tapered pillar with lotus-leaf collar, the concave platform base with lotus-carved feet, 71cm by 52cm by 39cm (repairs and restorations)

An Early Victorian Rosewood Work Table, the rectangular cut cornered top rising to reveal a fitted interior veneered in amboyna, all raised on four scrolling supports descending to a cluster column pillar and moulded collar, the concave platform base having four scrolled feet with castors, 75cm by 54cm by 44cm.

A George II Mahogany Tripod Table, the dished circular top on a birdcage support and baluster pillar with turned base finial, on leaf-carved and scroll-cut cabriole legs with pad feet, 71cm by 72cm diameter.

An Austin Post/Pillar Mounted Illuminated Sign

A Royal Worcester Porcelain Figure of a Young Woman, modelled by Hadley, decorated in typical shot enamel drab colours, the hooded figure of a young bare foot girl carrying a basket in her left hand beside a stone pillar, on a canted rectangular cobble effect flat plinth, incised "Hadley", printed crown and wheel mark and "Worcester Shot Enamels", and dated 1874, 16.5cm high.

A MAHOGANY TWO PILLAR DINING TABLE with reeded edge and one extra leaf, 41 3/4in. (106cm.) wide x 80in. (203cm.) long extended

A MAHOGANY TWO PILLAR DINING TABLE with telescopic extension and three extra leaves, 50 1/4in. (127.5cm. ) wide x 90in. (I228cm.) long extended

Regency mahogany breakfast table rectangular tilt top on ring turned pillar and quadruple fluted downswept base. 4ft.

Edwardian mahogany wine table, moulded circular top on slender baluster pillar and cabriole tripod base 1ft.3ins.

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES, depicting ladies in Scottish attire standing beside pillar form water pumps, each 7 ins high. (one a.f.).

A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BRASS EIGHT DAY CARRIAGE CLOCK, white enamel dial and cylindrical pillar cornered case, 4 1/2 ins high, together with the outer travelling case. (2).

A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL OVAL MAHOGANY PILLAR CABINET, the stepped top above an arrow detail freize, single door, above a plinth base, 24 ins wide x 56 1/2 ins high.

A Victorian Mahogany Serpentine shaped twin pillar Sideboard, the back carved with scrolling leafage and bird, central drawers with cupboards, 85 ins wide.

William IV rosewood sarcophagus shaped teapoy, the hinged cover enclosing central bowl aperture and pair of caddies with hinged covers, standing a reeded and turned central pillar and quadripartite platform base with bun feet, 1'7" wide. See lot 43 for illustration.

Victorian silver plated table centre having four pierced shallow bowls on an acanthus decorated central pillar with triple paw feet and stepped triangular base, 15" high. See lot 318 for illustration.

Late 17th Century/early 18th Century pewter candlestick having a flat sconce the tapered pillar with raised ring and a knop standing on a domed circular foot, 6.75" high

A Georgian mahogany Pillar Table with pie-crust top on fluted and spiral turned column, leafage carved tripod base with ball and claw feet, 2ft 5in D.

A Georgian mahogany Pillar Table with circular tray top, turned and spiral fluted stem on tripod base, 2ft D, A/F

An antique oak Pillar Table on turned column with downswept tripod supports on pad feet, 2ft 4in W

An antique oak Pillar Table with circular top on baluster turned column and tripod base, 2ft D

An antique oak Pillar Table having circular top on baluster column and tripod base

An Early 19th Century Mahogany Single Pillar Dining Table, the oblong tip up top with curved angles on foliate moulded . ase turned columns terminating in four reed moulded sabre shaped legs with brass lion paw castors. 60" x 42".

A 19th Century Welsh Parcel Gilt Walnut Triple Strung Concert Harp, the ninety-six strings turned by wrist pins, the square section pillar and neck carved with oak leaves and acorns and with brass plate inscribed in Welsh and English "Eisteddfod, Llandovery May 1872, 1st Prize", the pitch pine body faceted, the base with small scroll feet repeating the decoration of the pillar. Height 78".

A Double Burner Table Oil Lamp, with opaque moulded white glass shade and clear glass reservoir, on a brass repousse moulded pillar with black glazed ceramic base. Height 24".

Thomas Mawkes, Chesterfield. A late 18th century longcase clock movement, the 31cm (12in) all brass dial with pierced spandrels, date aperture, seconds dial, outer minutes ring and the four-pillar movement striking on a bell, the associated oak case with canted fluted pilasters and carved with foliate scrolls, 219cm (86 1/4in) high overall.

A 19th century rectangular mahogany tilt top table, a baluster pillar and a tripod support, 74 x 29cm (50 x 19 1/2in).

A REPRODUCTION MAHOGANY TWIN PILLAR EXTENDING DINING TABLE on reeded quadruple supports, one additional leaf, 40" wide.

Regency mahogany wine table, tilt top on ring turned pillar and downswept tripod base

A French ivory snuff rasp, C18th, well-carved with Classical maiden in diaphanous robes holding a tablet and resting on a pillar, with fruit and leaves above and shell terminal, chipped to one side, lacking iron rasp, length 18.3cm.

A Twiggs three-pillar lifting jack side handle corkscrew with a rosewood handle and brush, stamped on all the pillars 'G. Twiggs Patent', retaining some original silvered finish, wire helix broken at end.

A LATE GEORGE III MAHOGANY TWO-PILLAR DINING TABLE with a gateleg centre section, each pillar ring-turned and with four reeded square section cabriole legs, 48in. (122cm.) wide x 145 1/2in. (371cm.) ++Possible alterations

Philip Avenell, Farnham, 5 Pillar Movement 8 Day Striking Longcase Clock having arched brass dial with raised fish figurehead and scroll decoration with calendar and seconds dial in oak case having arched door with glass circular panel, 30cm dial, (movement completely overhauled)

A Chinese Carved Ivory Model of a Nine Storey Pagoda, with hexagonal panelled finial, each tier with arched windows and bells pendant from the jutting eaves, with basal Buddhist kneeling sage, upon a circular dressed stone effect base with chain and pillar fence and arched gate, early 20th century, {34cm} .

A Drop Dial Clock, inscribed Wilson, Stamford, with flat painted dial and substantial five pillar fusee movement, in a mahogany case with carved scrolls and glazed ebony and brass lenticle and bowed case, {53cm}

A Black Marble Occasional Table, the circular top inlaid with specimen stones, raised on a collared octagonal pillar and moulded octagon base, {79cm by 66cm diameter}

An Ebonised Rosewood Grand Piano by C. Bechstein, Berlin, the iron frame overstrung, the sound board brand stamped '6607', with serpentine arched hinged and ratcheted music rest, fluted baluster turned double pillar pedal board, raised upon baluster knopped tapering octagonal legs terminating in brass caps and castors, {203cm long}

A George IV Mahogany Breakfast Table, the circular tilt-top on a baluster turned pillar and cabriole tripod base terminating in brass square caps and castors {126cm} (later additions)

A Mahogany Twin Pillar Dining Table, in the Regency style, the oblong top with reeded edge, on cannon barrel turned pillars and panelled outsplayed square tapering quadruped supports terminating in square brass caps and castors, together with two additional leaves, {279cm long extended, 120cm wide}

A William IV Mahogany Tea Table], with rounded rectangular fold-over swivel top on a semi melon fluted and turned pillar issuing from a concave rectangular platform on four outsplayed square tapering legs terminating in leaf sheathed feet and brass castors, {91.5cm wide}

An Early 19th Century Rosewood Sutherland Table, the rounded rectangular top crossbanded in satin wood and strung with box, with two drop flaps, raised upon ring turned fly leg supports and fixed double pillar end standards extending down to out-splayed legs terminating in brass caps and castors, {66cm}

An Early Victorian Mahogany Four Tier Whatnot, each rounded rectangular tier with slender baluster turned pillar uprights, the upper section with shaped three quarter gallery, on baluster turned legs, brass caps and castors, {66cm wide}

A Late George III Mahogany Tea Table, with rounded square tilt top on a baluster turned pillar and cabriole tripod, {60cm}

A George IV Mahogany Small Centre Table, with circular top and cylindrical pillar issuing from a beaded concave triangular platform and fluted scroll feet, {68cm diameter}

A Victorian Rosewood Loo Table, the circular top on a carved and turned pillar with carved cabriole tripod base and castors, {137cm diameter by 74cm}

A George III Mahogany Dumb Waiter, of three graduated circular dished tiers on a vase-turned pillar and tripod cabriole base with castors, {115cm high by 68cm diameter}

A Victorian Mahogany Loo Table, the radially veneered octagonal top inlaid with an ebony dog-tooth inner border, raised on a carved baluster pillar and four cabriole legs, {76cm by 122cm diameter}

A Small George III Mahogany Occasional Table, the octagonal featherbanded and strung top raised on a ring-turned and vase pillar, on three sabre legs with ball feet, {71cm by 52cm by 39cm}

A George III Mahogany Kettle Stand, the circular piecrust top raised on a wrythen knopped pillar and cabriole legs, {57cm by 28cm diameter}

An EPNS Patent Two Bottle Tantalus in the form of a central pillar, the base flanked by a pair of rings fitted with a pair of round decanters, the upper part with a pair of sliding Covers, secured by a lock, and with loop handle above, stamped beneath "Harrods London SW 3215 Patent Applied For". Height 11".

Victorian walnut piano stool, circular adjustable seat on acanthus baluster pillar and cabriole tripod.

Tunbridge ware pillar thermometer, the stick ware pillars supporting an ivory scale on rosewood base with tesserae bands on bun feet, some damage to dentil moulding, 5 ins (130mm).

A LONGCASE CLOCK, the three train four pillar movement chiming the quarters, chased arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring, Westminster, Whittington and St Michael chimes, in mahogany case with arched cornice on turned quarter columns, glazed door, panel base on plinth, 20th century, 78" high.

A fine Regency bronze and ormolu Colza oil lamp, the campana reservoir with lobed border and artichoke finial, raised on a lotus and acanthus clasped pillar, the circular base with three seated griffin supporters, on paw feet, the three burners on widely splayed cylindrical arms, adapted for electric light, 24in high, 26.5in wide, c.1810

A pair of Edwardian mahogany stained torcheres, each circular top with a raised moulded border above a lobed and spirally fluted tapering pillar carved with stiff leaves, on cabriole tripod bases, 11in diam, 36in high, early 20th century

A George III ash occasional table, the circular top on a slender baluster pillar and cabriole tripod base, 17in diam, 27.25in high, late 18th century