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A late Victorian ebonised oval work table, the whole inlaid with floral marquetry and with ebonised and bone chequered inlaid edges, with lifting lid, shaped apron, on slender cabriole legs and kidney shaped undertier, 21.25ins x 15ins x 29ins high £200-300
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A William IV rosewood rectangular work table, the figured veneered top with narrow frieze drawer above pull-out work box, on Y-pattern centre support and swept-in rectangular base with turned bun feet, 26.5ins wide x 17.5ins deep x 30ins high £250-350
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A 19th Century French rosewood rectangular work table inlaid with boxwood stringing and star pattern inlay, fitted one drawer to side and pull-out work box, on slender turned supports with conforming H-pattern stretchers and castors, 20ins x 13ins x 27.5ins high £250-300
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A Victorian figured walnut rectangular work table with matched quarter veneered top, fitted two drawers on twin baluster turned end supports and trestle feet, 20.5ins wide x 17ins deep x 29ins high £150-200
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A Victorian figured mahogany circular pot cupboard with white veined marble slab to top, enclosed by a single door, on plinth base, 16.5ins diameter x 33.5ins high £150-200
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A Damascus hardwood square occasional table inlaid in mother of pearl and other woods with geometric and stylised leaf ornament, on conforming base, 18ins square x 22.75ins high £300-500
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An Eastern black lacquer and mother of pearl inlaid table cabinet decorated all over with flowering sprays in vases, the doors opening to reveal nine drawers of various sizes, 17.75ins wide x 10ins deep x 12.75ins high £150-200
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A pair of 19th Century North Italian walnut square tray top occasional tables, the quarter veneered tops inlaid with central square marquetry panel depicting an urn, the borders and aprons inlaid with scroll work banding, each fitted one drawer, on slender square cabriole supports, 21ins wide x 20.5ins deep x 30ins high £500-700
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A late George III mahogany and brass bound oval open cellaret, the sides of coopered construction with wide brass bandings and lion's mask and ring handles, on stand with slender turned supports and brass castors, 26ins wide x 21ins deep x 23.5ins high, with later galvanised liner (bead edging to top slightly cracked and damaged and brass bands a little loose) £700-1000
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A George IV mahogany rectangular cellaret, the interior with four divisions, with brass ring handles to sides and on turned and spiral reeded legs and castors, 17ins wide x 13.5ins deep x 27.5ins high (slight damage) £150-200
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Two oak rectangular low occasional tables with moulded edge to top, the shaped supports carved with three circular paterae, on rectangular base with bracket feet, 18ins wide x 12.5ins deep x 18ins high and 18ins wide x 12.25ins deep x 17ins high £120-160
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A Victorian mahogany hall stand, the rectangular central support with four shaped brackets with ten turned wood hat and coat hooks, the base with two umbrella/stick stands, on baluster turned supports and oval plinth base, 44ins wide x 76ins high £100-150
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A Victorian cast iron hall stand, the moulded arched back fitted with nine scroll branches, with two division umbrella stand to base with pierced back and shaped sides, on bracket feet, 31ins wide x 11ins deep x 72ins high £200-300
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A William IV mahogany circular drum table of small proportions, the figured veneered top crossbanded in mahogany, with panelled frieze, fitted four real drawers and four dummy drawers, on turned and moulded centre column and swept-in triangular base, the scroll feet carved with circular paterae and castors, 30ins diameter x 30ins high £1200-1500
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A 19th Century Italian Pietra Dura circular table top decorated with birds perched on branches, scrolling floral branches and vases, 44.25ins diameter (minor loss and slight chipping to edge) £800-1200
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An early Victorian mahogany oval sofa table, the figured veneered top with moulded edge, fitted one frieze drawer, on moulded scroll supports with turned stretcher rail and castors, 44ins x 24ins x 29.75ins high £400-600
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A George III rosewood sofa table inlaid with stringing and bands of brass, floral and leaf ornament, fitted one frieze drawer, on shaped central support, rectangular base with quadruple splayed supports with brass toes and castors, 60ins wide x 28ins deep x 29ins high (slightly faded and with some splits) £500-600
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A George III mahogany sofa table with D-shaped flaps, the top banded in rosewood and inlaid with boxwood stringings, fitted one real and one dummy drawer to front and reverse, on rectangular end supports with reeded splayed legs and brass castors, 57ins wide x 24ins deep x 29ins high (top faded and top and leaves split) £150-200
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An Edwardian inlaid mahogany rectangular display table inlaid with bandings and stringings, lifting lid, on square tapered legs with castors, 23.5ins x 16.5ins x 29ins high £100-150
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A late Georgian oak side table fitted one frieze drawer, on square chamfered legs, 32ins x 17.5ins x 27.75ins high (split to top) £100-150
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A Victorian pitch pine rectangular side table with moulded edge to top, the front and side frieze with carved tracery pattern mouldings, on heavy turned legs, block feet and carved stretchers, 66ins wide x 29ins deep x 33ins high (general wear throughout) £150-200
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A Victorian mahogany rectangular occasional table with moulded edge to top, on twin turned end supports, curved trestle feet and castors, 39ins wide x 21ins deep x 31ins high £100-150
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A mahogany circular tray top tripod occasional table on heavy turned central column and cabriole supports, 21.5ins diameter x 27.5ins high (repair to one leg) £60-80
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A pair of mahogany circular tripod occasional tables on turned and spiral reeded central columns and on three shaped supports, 14.25ins diameter x 33ins high £60-80
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An Edwardian mahogany square three tier revolving bookcase on X-pattern base and castors, 23.5ins square x 47.5ins high £200-300
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A Victorian partner's figured walnut kneehole desk with rounded corners, the top inset with later red leather and inlaid with chequered stringing and crossbandings, fitted one frieze drawer to kneehole with shaped and moulded apron, four drawers to each side, three frieze drawers and two cupboards enclosed by panelled doors to reverse, on plinth base, 55ins wide x 39.5ins deep x 31ins high (leather panel lifting at corners and splits to sides) £600-800
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A Victorian figured walnut "Dickens" style kneehole desk with galleried superstructure, the leather lined slope enclosing pigeon-holes and two small drawers, flanked by six small drawers, the base fitted dummy central drawer and four drawers to each pedestal, on plinth base, 58ins wide x 29ins deep x 44ins high £400-600
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An early Victorian partner's mahogany rectangular writing table with green tooled leather inset to top, rounded corners, fitted three drawers to one side and three drawers to reverse (one locked), and with panelled ends, on heavy turned and moulded legs with heavy brass castors, 72ins wide x 48ins deep x 31ins high £800-1200
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A pair of modern oak rectangular occasional tables on baluster turned supports and block feet, 23.5ins x 24ins x 18ins high £100-150
Note: Purchased from Lenley's as Lockington Hall oak
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A modern oak rectangular two tier coffee table, fitted two frieze drawers on heavy turned supports and block toes, 48ins x 24ins x 18ins high £100-150
Note: Purchased from Lenley's as Lockington Hall oak
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A modern oak rectangular coffee table, with three plank top, on baluster turned supports and block feet and with conforming undertier, 47.5ins x 24ins x 19ins high £150-200
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A pair of early Victorian mahogany rectangular tea tables with rounded front corners, plain folding tops, on plain turned central columns, rectangular inswept bases and on turned bun feet, each 36ins wide x 18ins deep x 29.5ins high (slight fading) £700-1000
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A Victorian rosewood rectangular card table, the baize lined folding top on twin turned and reeded end supports and turned stretcher, on carved swept feet and castors, 38ins wide x 19ins deep x 28.25ins high (split to top - and general fading) £250-350
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A 17th Century oak oval gateleg table, fitted two frieze drawers, on turned supports, 47.5ins x 58ins x 29ins high £300-400
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An 18th Century oak oval gateleg table, fitted two frieze drawers, on turned legs with plain stretchers, 62ins x 72ins x 29.25ins high £400-600
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A 19th Century French fruitwood oval extending drop-leaf dining table with two extra leaves and drop-leaves to end sections, with twin reeded edge to top, on six double baluster turned legs and castors, 44.5ins x 44ins extending to 84ins x 28ins high (top slightly faded) £300-400
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A 19th Century French cherrywood circular drop-leaf dining table, on square tapered legs, 50ins diameter x 30ins high (general wear) £80-120
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A Victorian mahogany circular breakfast table with moulded edge to top, on octagonal turned central column, the triangular inswept base with scroll toes and castors, 40ins diameter x 28ins high (repaired to top) £80-120
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A modern mahogany oval breakfast table of Georgian design by William Tillman of Crouch Lane, Borough Green, Kent, the top crossbanded in rosewood and with moulded edge, on turned column and reeded quadruple splayed base with brass toes and castors, 54ins x 42ins x 28.5ins high, and four mahogany dining chairs of George IV design with painted decoration to the backs, drop-in seats, on sabre front legs £300-500
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A Victorian mahogany extending dining table with one extra leaf for same, moulded edge to top and rounded corners, on four removable baluster turned legs and castors, 54ins square, extending to 67ins, x 30ins high £300-400
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An 18th Century mahogany rectangular dining table, comprising - two dropleaf end sections, each on four turned legs with pad feet (and extra leaf for same), 102.5ins x 42.5ins extended x 29ins high (top marked, general wear throughout) £100-150
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A George III mahogany D-end extending dining table with two extra leaves for same, the top later inlaid with satinwood bandings and ebonised stringings, the two end sections on four square tapered legs, 87ins x 50.5ins extended x 28ins high (repair to one leaf) £200-300
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A mahogany twin pedestal D-end dining table with reeded edge to top, on baluster turned end supports, each with three shaped and reeded legs with brass paw feet and castors, fixed top 65ins x 44.5ins x 29ins high and one leaf (top and base associated) £80-120
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A modern oak draw-leaf refectory table of 17th Century design with four plank cleated top on heavy turned supports and H-pattern stretcher, 72ins x 36ins extending to 112ins x 29ins high, and a set of six stained wood spindle back chairs with rush seats, on turned front legs £300-400
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A modern Dynhund Danish teak circular extending dining table (with one extra leaf), on quadruple central column base, 47ins diameter extending to 67ins x 28ins high, a set of four teak dining chairs each with four upright rails to back, and a teak corner cupboard, the upper part fitted three glass shelves enclosed by a pair of glazed doors, the base fitted cupboard enclosed by tambour doors, 35ins wide x 71ins high £250-350
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A 19th Century French walnut bedside cabinet with moulded edge to top and canted front corners, inset with red and white flecked marble slab to top, fitted one frieze drawer, fall-front with dummy drawer front and three other drawers under, on plinth base, 16ins wide x 14.5ins deep x 35.5ins high £100-150
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A 20th Century French rosewood petit commode with grey and pink veined serpentine fronted marble slab to top with moulded edge, fitted three drawers with quarter veneered fronts, on bracket feet, 25ins wide x 17.25ins deep x 30.5ins high (chips to veneer) £150-200
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