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An Edwardian walnut secretaire bookcase, the dentil cornice above a pair of glazed doors over sitted secretaire over cupboard base, Chiesman Brothers label to back, 120 x 220cm £150-200
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A William IV mahogany pembroke breakfast table, on a plain column base and hipped outswept legs with brass paw feet 90cmW £80-120
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An 18th/19th century four fold screen, probably Dutch, painted with exotic birds including a Dodo bird and pheasants roosting amongst flowers within scarlet borders painted with birds and butterflies 190cmW x 180cmH £400-600
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An Edwardian walnut corner armchair with pierced and turned splats on square tapered legs joined by an x stretcher £35-45
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A George II style walnut corner armchair with pierced baluster splats, needlework seats on a cabriole front leg joined by x stretcher £50-70
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An early 19th century mahogany and satinwood square piano by Longman and Broderip, Haymarket, London 158 x 58 x 90cm £100-150
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A Jack Grimble Cromer oak chest, with hinged lid and carved with a masthead maiden motif to front panel, signed inside lid, 93 x 37 x 61cm £60-80
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A Victorian large pine Welsh dresser, and plate rack, carved pediment over two shelves with hanging hooks over two short drawers with round white handles with undershelf 187 x 55 x 195cm £300-400
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A late Victorian pine chest of drawers, with two short drawers over two long with brass drop handles, raised on bun feet 105 x 50 x 80cm £60-80
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A late George III chest of drawers two short over three long drawers with brass handles raised on bracket feet 103 x 53 x 105cmH £60-80
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An early 19th century mahogany and ebonised secretaire cabinet, the carved pediment above cupboard with panelled double doors and five internal shelves over drop front with interior fittings over another cupboard on bun feet 210 x 93 x 47cm £200-300
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A George III mahogany Pembroke table of plain rectangular form with frieze drawer on square tapered legs and brass castors 81cmW
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A late Victorian ash side table rectangular with two short drawers on baluster turned legs, 107cmW£60-80
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A Regency mahogany bow fronted chest of drawers, two short over three long £60-80
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A pair of late Regency mahogany and fruitwood low back hall chairs, with shield backs and bobbin turned frames £300-400
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An oak North Country arm chair, with typical chip carved decoration and turned legs, part 17th century £200-300
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A George III mahogany extending dining table in four sections with demi lune ends including one drop leaf section (alterations) raised on castors 270cmW £400-600
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A George II oak side table, with later top on cabriole legs 105cm x 77cm x 56cm £100-200
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An oak joynt stool of customary form, on turned legs 47cmW x 50cmH £80-120
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An oak dresser, the rectangular top above three drawers with brass handles on turned legs 178 x 80 x 50cm £200-300
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A harlequin set of nine George III Chippendale style dining chairs, with baluster pierced splats and needlework seats on square tapered legs and drop in seats (one set of five chairs including a carver and four other chairs) £100-200
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A Victorian pine Welsh dresser with plate rack over three drawers and cupboards £300-400
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A pair of George II provincial oak side chairs with dished top rails above baluster shaped vertical splats and solid seats on cabriole legs and pad feetProvenance: West Somerset Manor House £200-300
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A George III mahogany 'D' end dining table, in three sections with ebony and boxwood strung frieze 122cmW £400-600
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A robust hardwood trestle table of primitive design attributed to the Bloomsbury Group, the plank top on two trestle base (one cut down for step) 90 x 185cm
Provenance: From the Estate of Peter Waugh and thence by descent through the family £80-100
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A large wood strapped trunk, with leather handles and brass fittings. NIce clean condition. 35"L x 19"W x 11"D. £20-30
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A 17th century oak six plank coffer, 87cmW x 37cmD x 48cmH £200-300
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Two vintage suitcases and a laundry case, stamped 'Pineland Laundry' Parkstone (3) £10-20
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Three vintage suitcases all circa 1950s, A blue and a brown 'Globetrotter' case - both same size 28"L x 16"W x 9"D and a smart 'Revelation' robe case - 22"L x 19"W x 9"D (3) £20-40
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A large leather bound and strapped Army & Navy Stores trunk, stamped M 3793 on the leather front flap and with a Grande Hotel Metropole, Marseille sticker to side. 28"L x 17"W x 14"DProvenance: From the Estate of Alec Waugh and thence by descent through the family. £30-40
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A wood and tin clad 'Antler' trunk with lots of labels and good vintage condition throughout. 22"L x 16"W x 9"DProvenance: From the Estate of Peter Waugh and thence by descent through the family. £30-40
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Australian Interest: A late 19th century camphor wood and metal bound trunk, of small size applied with a label for the Victorian Railways Co. Melbourne to Sydney 71cmW x 36cmD £80-120
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A late Victorian pine and metal bound trunk, 93cmW £60-80
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A vintage wooden and clad clothes hanging trunk, labelled 'Watajoy', handles at top and side. Opens up with straps and hanging rail inside, 30"L x 19"W x 10"D £20-30
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A 1946 pattern RAF Officers great coat, Size No 8, 38"chest W. O. Peake Ltd. Original buttons and good condition. A 1951 Kangol beret, moth damaged with badge (2) £30-50
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A tailored by 'Hornes' RAF Officers great coat in cloth by Crombie of Aberdeen - Air Ministry Standard. No pattern date, original buttons and good condition, 38"chest £30-50
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1920s/30s gents cotton linen golfing trousers, Perfect condition, never worn with tags. Labelled 'Acme' J.B.Pearson, Boston. Waist 34" £20-40
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A very nice lot of gent's vintage silk scarves, in stripes and checks (11) £20-40
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A D.Levy Ltd double breasted rubber proofed WWII motorcyclists coat, dated 1945 with leather finishes, size 8 £40-60
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A vintage sheepskin jacket and a dark brown sheepskin, coat - both 40/42"chest (2) £20-30
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A gent's vintage 70s lightweight and full length leather fitted coat, Double breasted with short wide lapels and with belt, 40/42"chest £10-20
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A 1956 tailored navy wool blazer by Leonard Payton, double breasted with gold buttons to front and four similar to cuffs. Good quality lining and condition good throughout - 42"chest £10-20
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A 19th Century military suit, heavily embellished with gold thread to cuffs, pockets and trousers. The buttons on the coat are of Romanian origin (a couple missing). Jacket is red silk lined, there is some damage to the armhole seams. The overall condition of this piece is good, only one or two small holes in the sturdy fabric. Still a very wearable suit. 38"chest £30-50
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A 19th Century military jacket, heavily embellished with cord and crocheted buttons and toggles. Origin unknown but looks to be of an Eastern European style. 34"chest. A further medieval style doublet in flocked floral velvet - looks to have been made for the theatre. Very elaborate sleeve details with black velvet zigzagging to the interior of the outer sleeve. Gold thread braiding to sleeves and neck. Quite substantial damage and fading to the fabric in several areas, 36"chest (2) £30-50
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A 1929 Saville Row tailored frock coat, with a velvet collar trim and labelled 'Anderson & Sheppard Ltd' 40" Chest. A further 1930 tail coat also made by 'Anderson & Sheppard' 38" Chest. Both garments in nice clean condition with no noticeable marks or damage. These garments are from the Estate of Alec Waugh, thence by descent and were both made for him (2) £20-40
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A vintage fur lined herringbone wool coat, circa 1950s. Very unusual and very heavy tailored coat with soft lambswool fur lining to body of garmentProvenance: From the Estate of Alec Waugh and thence by descent through the family. £20-40
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Two vintage suede jackets from Aquascutum, A lined pigskin jacket with half belt and closed vent to back - 38"chest. A lightweight unlined suede jacket of similar size. Both garments in poor condition (2)Provenance: From the Estate of Alec Waugh and thence by descent through the family. £10-20
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A battledress jacket and trousers 1949 pattern - jacket size 7, 36"chest and dated 1958, trousers size 5, 32"waist and dated 1954, good condition. A Queens 9th Royal Lancers uniform with epaulette badges 'IXL' and 'in uno tria juncta'. Jacket 38"chest and trousers 34"waist. In good condition throughout (4)Provenance: From the Estate of Peter Waugh and thence by descent through the family. £10-20
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A lot of gent's country clothing. An 'Anderson & Sheppard' Saville Row tailored dogtooth jacket and a 'Sinclair' of London tailored wool check jacket - both 40"chest. A pair of Moss Bros jodhpurs in nice clean condition - 32"waist (3)Provenance: From the Estate of Peter Waugh and thence by descent through the family. £20-40
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Two 'Benson & Clegg' tailored suits. A blue serge subtly striped suit with double back vent, dated 1975 - slight damage to lining otherwise sound vintage condition. A further classic wool tweed suit with double back vent, dated 1969 - also slight damage to lining and ink stain on inside to pocket. Both suits 38"chest and 32"waist (4)Provenance: From the Estate of Peter Waugh and thence by descent through the family £20-40
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