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A Georgian mahogany snaptop table, circular one piece top 76W raised on a turned pillar and tripod base

An unusually small Georgian mahogany Pembroke table enclosing two frieze drawers, raised on a turned pillar and quadruped, with lions paw castors, 71cm high x 68cm x 46cm wide when closed

ELECTRIC PILLAR DRILL ANGLE GRINDER

A vintage hand operated pillar drill

A BRASS CORINTHIAN PILLAR STYLE TABLE LAMP, with a scrolled top and a stepped base, height to fitting 62cm, a small Art Deco style tapered lamp, along with two other lamps, condition report: one lamp missing finial that holds the shade on, all with general signs of usage, large brass lamp with the plug cut off (4)

A GUILD BDP13G PILLAR DRILL, a Workzone dust extractor with Dust Commander attachment (both PAT pass and working) and a workshop stool (4)

Ca. 800 - 500 BC. A convex chalcedony seal with an oval face and a domed back. The design on the front, shows a lunar crescent on a pillar, in the middle of two simplified Egyptian ankh-symbols. Accompanied by a signed scholarly note by Professor Wilfrid George Lambert. Size: 17mm x 23mm; Weight: 10.2g Provenance: Property of a London gallery; formerly with a Mayfair Art dealer S.A.; Ex. 1990s London collections, studied and catalogued by professor Lambert in the early 90s (with original note, signed by him). Previously in an old British collection formed since the 1960s.

Late Period, Ca. 664 - 332 BC.A red jasper amulet of the goddess Isis in an upright posture. The figure is depicted wearing a tripartite wig with defined lappets resting on her shoulders. The facial features are clearly outlined, including large eyes, a broad nose, and a small mouth. The body is slender, with the arms held close to the sides and the hands clenched into fists. The torso displays a subtle indication of the figure’s anatomy, including the waistline and hips. The lower half features a straight, columnar skirt extending to the base. The feet are distinctly defined, positioned side-by-side on an integrated rectangular plinth. The reverse shows a vertical back pillar inscribed with hieroglyphs, extending from the back of the head to the base.For similar see: The British Museum, Museum number EA60921.Size: 45mm x 15mm; Weight: 9.5gProvenance: From the collection of a London gentleman; formerly acquired in early 2000s; previously in 1970s UK collection.

Late Period, Ca. 664 - 332 BC.A fragmentary faience amulet depicting the goddess Isis. She is shown standing with her arms positioned along the sides of her body, her gaze directed forward. The figure features prominently protruding breasts and a naked abdomen. She wears a tripartite wig and a hieroglyphic headdress representing the throne of Egypt. A vertical pillar is present at the back, serving as support for the amulet. Isis, is one of the most important deities of the Egyptian pantheon. She is typically depicted as a woman wearing a throne-shaped headdress, symbolizing her role as a queen and mother. Isis was revered for her magical prowess, wisdom, and her role as a protective mother. She was the wife of Osiris, the god of the afterlife, and mother of Horus, the falcon-headed god associated with kingship and the sky.For similar see: The Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, Inventory number 51.2560. Size: 35mm x 9mm; weight 1.5gProvenance: Private UK collection; acquired on the UK art market, pre-2000.

A pair of German silver pillar candleholders, Jakob Grimminger, early 20th century, 835 standard, the circular candle cups on stepped shaped square bases (weighted). 7cm by 10.25cm square.

THEATRE: Three Staffordshire Pottery Theatre Figures, Mrs Siddons as Lady Macbeth and John Philip Kemble as Hamlet, circa 1845, each dressed in ermine edged clipped clay cloaks, he holding a skull, she a piece of cloth, 21cm high; also William Charles Macready as James V of Scotland, standing beside a plinth, 21.5cm high (3). Refer: Harding Book 1, Page 317, Fig 1156 (Macready), Macready, neck repaired, base and pillar restored. Condition report Macready, neck repaired, base and pillar restored.

Ferm Pillar drill model FTB-13 106542/2002, untested

A contemporary mahogany and crossbanded twin pillar dining table, in the Regency taste, having two extra drop-in leaves, raised on outswept supports to brass cap casters, max length 275cm, depth 123cm; together with a set of four 19th century mahogany Heppelwhite dining chairs (5)

Pillar drill on quality metal tool chest with accessories and contents - Pat tested and working

An unusually compact early 19th century Oak snap top Table standing on a turned pillar and three splay feet (one a/f), 18 3/4" diameter x 23 1/2" high.

MÄRKLIN Zubehör für die Modellanlage, Spur H0, darunter Drehscheibengarnitur mit Karton '7186'; 3 Trafos (mit Schachtel '6631'), 12 x Pfeiler '7253' und weitere Pfeilerstücke ohne Karton; 8 x Prellböcke '7190', 2 x '7191' und 2 weitere Prellböcke ohne Karton; 4 Gitterbrücken '7262'; 2 Bogenbrücken '7263'; 12 Rampenstücke '7268'; 2 Packungen gebogene Gleisstücke '5100'; 18 Pck. gerade Gleisstücke '5106' (16 x Inhalt komplett, 2 x unvollständig und z.T. abweichend); Weichenpaar '5221'; Bogenweichenpaar '5140'; 4 Pck. Anschlußstücke '5111' sowie 4 weitere Packungen Gleisstücke; Zugehörigkeit von Inhalt und Karton nur oberflächlich geprüft. Kartons tlw. besch. Inhalt überwiegend wenig bis gar nicht bespielt. Fkt. nicht geprüft.| MÄRKLIN accessories for train modelling, track H0, including turntable set with box '7186'; 3 transformers (with box '6631'), 12 x pillars '7253' and further pillar pieces without box; at least 8 x buffer stops '7190'; 4 lattice bridges '7262'; 2 curved bridges '7263'; 12 ramp pieces '7268'; 2 packs of curved track pieces '5100'; 18 packs of straight track pieces '5106' (16 x complete contents, 2 x incomplete and partly different); pair of switches '5221'; pair of curved switches '5140'; 4 packs of connecting pieces '5111' and 4 further packs of track pieces; contents and box only checked superficially. Boxes partially damaged. Contents mostly little to not at all used. Fct. not checked.

An Oak and Mahogany Thirty Hour Longcase Clock, late 18th century, 13" arch painted dial signed Jno Pattison, Halifax, dial arch with rolling moonphase aperture, four pillar movement with an anchor escapement, outside countwheel striking on a bell, 233cm highWeight and pendulum both missing

An Oak and Mahogany Thirty Hour Longcase Clock, early 19th century, 12" square painted dial signed John Ricketts, Pershore, four pillar movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell 209cm highWith pendulum and one weight

An Oak and Mahogany Thirty Hour Longcase Clock, late 18th century, 13.25" circular silvered dial, signged Malkin, Kirkby, four pillar movement with anchor escapement striking on a bell, 206cm highWith pendulum and one weight

A sandstone staddle stone pillar. 26" x 10½" x 10"

A staddle stone pillar of tapered form. 24" high

A staddle stone pillar of tapered form. 24" high

A 19th Century walnut breakfront bookcase with pillar detail and adjustable shelves, 97cm x 168cm x 39cm

A reconstituted stoneware pillar with Classical-style figures on a square base, height 79cm, together with a pair of square form pillars with Classical-style moulding, height 30cm (3).

An early 19th century French flame mahogany and ormolu mounted eight-day, four-pillar portico clock, the silvered dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, with twin-drum movement stamped 'Robert, Paris', striking on a bell, grid iron compensated pendulum terminating a relief moulded floral bob, raised on plinth base and turned feet, height 49cm.Condition Report: - Please note that this lot is not suitable for our in-house postage service. We would recommend collecting this lot or contacting Mailboxes Etc for postage of this lot, their details can be found on https://www.adampartridge.co.uk/services/transport/.Small loss to front right lower corner, and upper right corner, otherwise appears ok.Ticks when wound, although we offer no guarantee of full working order or accurate timekeeping. 

A 76cm antique mahogany pedestal table with later varnished top, set on turned pillar and tripod base

A retro mid 20th Century freestanding hat stand with yellow plastic ball terminals, set on slender black painted metal pillar and circular base

A vintage stained oak standard lamp with barley twist pillar, set on dished circular base

An old mixed wood torchère, set on turned pillar and square base

A modern Tiffany style standard lamp with wide grapevine decorated shade and decorative bulbous section to the metal pillar, set on shaped base

An old mahogany pedestal tea table with green leather inset top, set on turned pillar and trefoil base - sold with a reproduction walnut coffee table

A Regency mahogany dining table, the top with two extra leaves, raised on twin pillar supports and tripod sabre legs, height 73.5cm, extended length 235cm, unextended length 130cm, depth 122cm.

Selection of N Gauge Accessories Metal Kits Consisting of kit by Langley Models, Fleetline, J.J.P. Models featuring Girder Bridge, Pillar Box, Sheep, Maintenance Gang, Signals, Footbridges (box)

Dinky Toys Unboxed Commercial Pair, to include 935 Leyland Octopus Flat Truck with Chains (possible replacement chains) & 905 Foden Flat Truck with Chains, Fair to Good. 935 has broken pillar to back of the truck. See photo. 

RARE BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED DISH PRINTED WITH A SCENE ENTITLED 'KASKERAT', FROM 'THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE SERIES' EARLY 19TH CENTURY marked to the reverse ‘Kaserat’ within a simple architectural cartouche 32cm wide The print source for this scene is ‘A View of Kaskerat in Romelia’, by Luigi Mayer (1755-1803).  A copy of the print is in the V&A; Museum, South Kensington, accession number SP.390.  Fragments of a platter printed with the same design are in the collection of the NYC Archaeological Repository, object No.9. The Ottoman Empire series is by an unknown maker.  With the single exception of ‘The Pillar of Absalom’ all views in the series are taken from Mayers ‘Views in the Ottoman Dominions’, his prints taken from original drawings by Sir R Ainslie, and published by R Bowyer of 80 Pall Mall, London, 1810. The series is also known as the Torch Border Series and the Incense Burner Series, after the distinctive incense burner in the floral scroll border. See Coysh & Henrywood, Dictionary of Blue and White Printed Pottery, Vol.1, p 270.

A Victorian mahogany duchess dressing table, the super structure with central lidded compartment flanked by two banks of three drawers over a single frieze drawer on turned and carved supports united by an under tier on castors, 118 cm wide x 48 cm deep x 98 cm high and a Victorian mahogany drop leaf Sutherland table on end pillar supports to splayed feet and castors, 89 cm wide x 102 cm x 72 cm high and a Victorian mahogany two drawer side table on turned tapering legs (3)

An elm plank top refectory style dining table on end pillar supports united by a centre stretcher, 239 cm long x 99.5 cm wide x 75.5 cm high

A 19th Century mahogany sofa table, the rounded rectangular drop-leaf top cross-banded in rosewood, over two frieze drawers with beaded edge and turned knob handles, raised on plain end pillar supports, united by a turned stretcher, on hipped splayed square tapered legs to unusual lion's paw fore end brass caps and castors, 166.5 cm wide x 71.8 cm deep x 74 cm high

A driftwood type plank top dining table, the top with cleated ends and sides on twin pillar end supports united by a hay rake style stretcher, 180 cm x 95 cm x 76 cm high

A Victorian burr walnut veneered card table, the quartered top with serpentine edge and moulded decoration, over a plain frieze, on carved and turned end pillar supports, united by a centre stretcher, raised on carved and moulded cabriole legs to scroll feet, 91 cm wide x 43.5 cm deep x 69 cm high and a set of four Oxford type bar back chairs, three stamped RW (5)

Two sets of teaspoons, cased set of goblets, Victorian brass letter box, hallmarked silver key, quantity of matchbooks, brass money box in the form of a pillar box

A Late 20th Century Brass Pillar Clock, 27cms High. Working Order.

18th century and later 30 hour alarm longcase clock movement with brass arched dial signed Charles Russell, London, with visible pendulum bob and central alarm dial, four pillar movement with verge escapement striking on bell with period mahogany hood (rest of case lacking) with two weights

Belleek Shamrock Fortune Pillar candlestick, 9cm high;  a Belleek vase;  others;  Royal Worcester sign;  another, Masons Ironstone;  a Coalport plate;  Royal Crown Derby; Royal Worcester Morning River candlesnuffer;    etc

A Scheppach DP13 bench pillar drill

A 9ct gold pillar design necklace, approx 35.91g, postage category A.

THREE POCKET WATCHES TO INCLUDE A ROUND PILLAR VERGE C1830

Bronze dragon pillar statue Height 17 cm

An Astley metallic pillar lamp, a Heathfield and Co. Bliss smoked glass lamp and a similar chrome lamp, all with shades, largest height 78cm. Condition - good

A box of mixed collectables to include brass postal scales, stamp box, brass pillar box shaped money box and assorted boxes.

Vintage Pillar Drill

A 19th century-style mahogany twin pillar dining table and a set of six mahogany dining chairs. The former 210 cm long x 103 cm wide.

Samuel Elliot Atkins of Cornhill, London - mid-19th century twin fusee 8-day wall clock with a mahogany wooden bezel, pendulum regulation door and fish-scale brass side frets, with a cast false plate, 12" convex painted dial, alarm disc and strike/silent lever, Roman numerals, minute track, makers name and steel spade hands, five pillar wire driven fusee movement with shaped shoulder plates and rack striking, sounding the hours on a cast bell. With pendulum. Strike/silent and alarm work missing.Condition Report: Strike/silent and alarm work missing.

Pine dining table, rectangular top on pillar supports united by sledge feet and floor stretcher (152cm x 76cm, H75cm); together with a set of four pine dining chairs with rush seats and a rectangular bench (120cm x 28cm, H45cm)

A late 19th/early 20th century bronze figure depicting Napoleon Bonaparte, with pillar, on square base, unmarked, possibly French: h. x 24cm.

A small quantity of die-cast vehicles and accessories including ; Dinky Supertoys 751 Lawn Mower, boxed, Dinky 760 Pillar box (x6), boxed, Lledo 'Bryant & May limited edition gift set, Corgi Ford transit van and many others. (qty)

A Pair of Edward VII Silver Oval Pillar Candlesticks of Neo Classical Design, by I.S. Greenberg & Co, Birmingham 1904, with reeded mounts fluted scones and tapered stems, on conforming oval bases, 9.75ins high, loaded Sconces - minor dents to tops and slight mis-shaping to rims. Minor dents to bases of sticks. Hallmarks struck on side of bases - rubbed, and on sconces.Generally in reasonable condition.

A Pair of 19th Century French Bronze and Ormolu Pillar Candlesticks of Empire Design, with reeded columns and each on three paw pattern feet and with conforming plinths, 12ins highThere is slight oxidisation to the bronze on the bronze parts and to the underside of the base. The gilt floral decoration to both plinths is also slightly cracked in places. Prospective buyers are strongly advised to study all images carefully prior to bidding as these images constitute part of the condition report.

Collection of coloured engravings ''The University of London'', ''Pompey's Pillar'', Block print - E.Richards 1917, Watercolour -G.Rowe and others.

Axminster morticer pillar drill 230v 1HP serial number 1839.