A Butlers Tray on Stand.
English circa 1810.
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The mahogany tray with pierced carry handles on a folding stand.
Dimensions: 77cm (30.5”) high; 74cm (29”) wide; 56cm (22”) deep.
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A Regency Mahogany Whatnot.
English circa 1810.
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The top tier with unusual roundel decoration, a further two tiers supported by fine turned columns, on brass cup castors.
Attributed to: Gillows, Lancaster.
Dimensions: 74cm (29") high; 61cm (24") wide; 40.5cm (16") deep.
An 18th Century Writing Table.
English circa 1780.
A truly outstanding mahogany writing table, red leather Russia hide writing surface, three drawers to the front, adjustable ratcheting writing slope.
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Dimensions: 78cm (30.5") high; 140cm (55") wide; 90cm (35.5") deep.
An Early 19th Century Mahogany Whatnot.
English circa 1820.
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The four tiers on turned supports, original brass cup castors.
Of good colour.
Dimensions: 71cm (53 ½”) high; 38cm (20 ½”) square.
A Large 18th Century Drop Leaf Table .
Irish circa 1780.
The beautiful mellow mahogany top above a gate-leg base, moulded leg detail.
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Dimensions:74cm (29") high; 168cm (66") wide; 127cm (50") deep.
A 19th Century Marble Specimen Table.
English circa 1850.
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The octagonal top with Devonshire specimen marbles set within a Derbyshire Black marble border, raised on a tapering ebonised column with inverted bead mouldings, conforming octagonal base, s-scroll feet with inset castors.
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By John Woodley (1814 - 1862) at The Royal Marble Works, St. Marychurch, Torquay.
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Dimensions: 75cm (29 ½” ) high; 79cm (31") diameter.
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A Fine George II Mahogany Side Table.
Irish circa 1760.
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The impressive one-piece mahogany top above a fine fluted and beaded frieze, the central tablet with relief-carved urn and husk swags, the six fluted legs headed by carved oval patrae terminating in block feet decorated with roundels.
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Provenance: Fortgranite, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.
In the manner of Thomas Chippendale.
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Dimensions: 81cm (32") high; 305cm (120") wide; 91cm (36") deep.
A George III Mahogany Extending
Dining Table by Thomas Butler.
English circa 1805.
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The rounded rectangular top with reeded edge, three additional leaves on a telescopic base, four tapering reeded legs terminating in brass cup castors. Of good mellow colour.
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Brass plaque inscribed Butlers Patent, No 13 & 14 Catherine Street, Strand.
Closed: 72cm (28 ¼”) high; 180cm (71”) wide; 130cm (51”) deep. Extended: 286cm (112 ½”) wide.
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An Octagonal Centre Table.
By Carlo Buggati, 1856-1940.
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The octagonal top inset with Russia hide bordered by inlaid ebonised wood with pewter, tortoiseshell and mother of pearl, the elaborate frieze with beaten copper and semi-Arabic characters, the legs wrapped in embossed patinated copper, terminating in block feet on brass castors.
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Dimensions: 76cm (30") high; 72cm (28.5") wide; 72cm (28.5") deep
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A George III Mahogany Kneehole Desk.
English circa 1790.
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The leather top above a long drawer, kneehole flanked by two banks of three short drawers, the reverse with eight graduated drawers, on moulded plinth base.
Attributed to Gillows of Lancaster.
Dimensions: 84.5cm (33 ¼”) high; 140.5cm (55 ¼”) wide; 94.5cm (37 ¼”) deep.
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A Rare Folding Occasional Table.
Germany Circa 1900.
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The mahogany top above tuned legs with brass fittings.
From the shipwreck Altona.
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Dimensions: 77cm (30") high; 36cm (14") wide; 36cm (14") deep.
An Early 19th Century Tilt-Top Table.
Dutch circa 1800.
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The four-plank pine top on three tapering splayed legs joined by a stretcher, blacksmith-made wrought-iron latch.
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Dimensions: 66cm (26") high; 110.5cm (43.5") diameter.
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A George III Oval Drop Leaf Table.
English circa 1780.
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A fine mahogany pad foot table of gate leg mechanism.
Of good mellow colour.
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Dimensions: 70cm (27.5") high; 132cm (52") wide; 140cm (55") deep.
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An Arts & Crafts Mahogany Table.
English circa 1890.
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A rectangular trestle-ended table with shaped frieze.
Dimensions: 71cm (28”) high; 82cm (32 ¼”) wide; 68cm (26 ¾”) deep.
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