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A Victorian wind-out dining table, mahogany, the top with rounded corners and moulded edge on four reeded tapering legs terminating in brass socket rollers, 176 cm long (extended including two leaves) 120 cm wide, 72 cm high
Sold for £600
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A George III tilt-top supper table, mahogany, the circular top on a tapering gun barrel column, the tripod base with bell flower carved knees sweeping down to pad feet with pierced arch to the underside of the legs, 86 cm diameter, 72 cm high
Sold for £400
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An early Victorian stand, mahogany, the upper section of slender baluster, lapetted reeded form, on a petal moulded collar and circular shelf, over matching taller section standing on a triform platform and compressed petal moulded feet, 142 cm high
Sold for £400
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A low boy, 18th century style, walnut, the quartered veneered top with re-entrant corners over two short and one long drawer, fitted with brass swing handles, over a shaped apron on four short cabriole legs terminating in pad feet, 70 cm wide, 70 cm high, 44.5 cm deep
Sold for £500
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A Regency bow fronted night stand, mahogany the wavy edge gallery top over a bow fronted tambour door and a pull-out commode drawer on square chamfered legs with brass side carry handles, 54 cm wide, 79 cm high, 52 cm deep
Sold for £260
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An early Victorian drum table, mahogany, the circular top with tooled leather insert in a 2" cross banded border, over a frieze with four short drawers, fitted with brass knob handles and interspaced with four false drawer fronts, on a squat baluster column and tripod base with leaf mouldings, terminating in scroll feet, 114.5 diameter, 75.5 cm high
Sold for £2000
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A William IV davenport, mahogany, the sloping top with tooled leather skiver under a pierced gilt metal gallery, the slope opening to reveal a vacant interior, the writing slope sliding forward over a side pull-out book rest over four short graduated drawers fitted with turned wooden handles with pull out book slide and arched panel to the opposing side raised on short turned feet, 61 cm wide, 93 cm high, 51 cm deep
Sold for £500
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An early Victorian sofa, walnut, the double spoon end leaf and flower carved show frame, with buttoned back and overstuffed seat, in a later claret covering with bowed front seat rail, on short cabriole legs terminating in scroll feet, 194cm long
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A Regency pedestal sofa table, mahogany, the flaps with rounded corners over a single end frieze drawer, on a short baluster column and four line moulded down swept legs, terminating in leaf scroll caps and brass castors (faded) 90 cm open, 58 cm wide, 71 cm high, 85 cm deep
Sold for £180
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A large Caucasian rug the rust ground field filled with geometric flowers, flowerheads within geometric guard stripes 335cm x 267cm
Sold for £1200
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A large red ground Turkey carpet the field filled with geometric multicoloured medallions within multiple guard stripes fringed 370cm x 300cm
Sold for £420
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A white Rolls Royce Silver Shadow, Series 1, four door saloon, approx 83,000 registered miles, first registered in 1972 and with five former owners, the present owner has had and maintained the car since 1984
Note: The Rolls Royce Silver Shadow 1, 1965 -1976. This V8 powered vehicle has a monocoque body, a hydraulic system with pumps operated from the camshaft powered hydraulic clampers and automatic height control. The chassis number on this vehicle denotes the type of car: SRH is the pre-fix for 'Standard Rolls Royce Home'.
Sold for £5500
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