STANLEY WEBB DAVIES (1894–1978) OCCASIONAL TABLE,

NO RESERVE Africa.- Stanley (Henry Morton) In Darkest Africa, 2 vol., first edition, frontispieces, plates and illustrations, 4 maps (3 folding), folding table at end vol. 2., occasional light spottin

AN OTTOMAN STYLE PAINTED OCTAGONAL OCCASIONAL TABLE20TH CENTURYDecorated throughout with red and green stylised floral motifs on a black ground. 73cm high, 52cm wide. Provenance: Supplied by Robert Ki

Rare Modernist Philip & Kelvin LaVerne (American, 1907-1987, b. 1937) "Chan" Large Hexagonal Occasional Table. Signed by artist. Depicting village scenes. Circa 1965, acid-etched and enameled patinate

Edward Wormley for Dunbar occasional table, having Tiffany favrile glass tiles, approximate height 23 1/2", top 10 1/4" x 10 1/4".

Anglo-Indian Teak Camel-Form Occasional Table Height 28 1/2 inches, width 20 inches, depth 29 inches. C Property of an East Coast Collector

Anglo-Indian Teak Camel-Form Occasional Table Height 30 inches, width 24 inches, depth 31 inches. C Property of an East Coast Collector

A mid 20th century Brutalist style occasional table by Paul Evans and Phillip Lloyd Powell. Gilded Black Iron construction with looped design and round cleft Slate top. Some wear and rust to base, top

Philip and Kelvin LaVerne Rare Chan occasional table USA, c. 1965etched, patinated, and polychromed bronze, pewter, glass 17.5 h × 30 dia in (44 × 76 cm) Raised signature to base '

Anglo-Indian Camel-Form Occasional Table having octagon top resting on carved camel base, standing on platform base length 29 inches, height 28 1/4 inches, top 19 inches Provenance: From Collection in

Scalloped top resting on octopus legs. 32" D x 25 1/2" T

Carlo Bugatti occasional table, walnut and ebonzied wood with stylized turned legs. The table has a copper tray and metal inlaid characters around the rim. 29in tall x 24.5in wide x 24.5in deep. Prove

Paul Evans Studio, New Hope, PA, ca. 1960s. 24-1/2"h x 28"dia Provenance: New York Design Center, New York, NY; Property from the Collection of Maggie Cohen, New York City

Cloisonné Enamel and Onyx Occasional Table Height 27 inches, diameter 21 1/2 inches.

Frank Lloyd Wright & Warren MacArthur Occasional table custom-designed for the Biltmore Hotel, Phoenix, Arizona, 1927 Painted iron. Dimensions: 18" H 24" W 24" D.

Edward Wormley Janus occasional table, model 6047 DunbarUSA, 1960lacquered mahogany, Natzler ceramic tiles, brass 23.75 h × 14 w × 15 d in (60 × 36 × 38 cm) Applied gold rectangular

Edward Wormley Janus occasional table, model 6047 USA, 1960walnut, Natzler ceramic tiles, brass 23.75 h × 14 w × 15 d in (60 × 36 × 38 cm) Applied gold rectangular manufacturer's label

Paul Evans (1931-1987) for Paul Evans Studio / Directional Patchwork occasional table, model PE 31 USA, circa 1970 enameled and patinated copper, brass and steel, slate, plywood unmarked 29 3/4"sq x 2

Vintage signed LaVerne "Chan" occasional table. Made by Philip & Kelvin LaVerne. Features bronze and pewter with polychrome detailing. Wonderful etched surface with Festival detailing. Reference (simi

Cold-formed maple plywood occasional table with two glass shelves and brass hardware attributed to Carlo Mollino, Italy, ca. 1950.

Wendell Castle (1932-2020) Quinn occasional table USA, 1976 oak, casters unmarked 27 1/2"dia x 16 1/2"h Provenance: Gannett Company, Inc., Rochester, New York John Quinn, Cocoa Beach, Florida Thence b

JACQUES ADNET (Attr.) (1900 - 1984) Occasional table, France, 1950s Enameled iron, stitched leather, brass, glass Unmarked 22 1/2" x 29 1/2" dia.

Pierre Jeanneret Occasional table from the PGI Hospital, Chandigarh France/India, c. 1965-66teak 16.25 h × 26 dia in (41 × 66 cm) Provenance: PGI Hospital, Chandigarh, India

Philip LaVerne (1907-1987) & Kelvin LaVerne (b. 1937) for LaVerne Originals occasional table New York, NY, 1960s bronze, enamel marked 'LaVerne' on surface of top 20"w x 19"d x 18"h

Renato Bassoli Occasional table with planters Italy, 1956glazed ceramic, enameled steel 10 h × 19.5 w × 19.5 d in (25 × 50 × 50 cm) Signed to side 'Bassoli'.