A simulated bamboo Dining Room Suite, Edwardian-style antique and satinwood-inlaid square revolving Bookcase, antique circular drop-leaf Table

A simulated bamboo Dining Room Suite, comprising: a twin-door Side Cabinet, cm., six Standard Dining Chairs and a pair of Standard Lamps, together with an associated Dining

Table, the under-painted glass top on a scrolled ironwork base, 260cm. long, with two leaf extensions.

An Edwardian-style antique and satinwood-inlaid square revolving Bookcase, made-up, 48cm.

An Edwardian antique
rectangular Sutherland Table, 77cm.
wide; together with a pair of beech wood
spindle-back Chairs .

A George IV antique pedestal Table, circa 1825, the rectangular tilt-top with broad cross banding, the turned pillar on quadruple splayed legs eding in brass paw finials, now

without castors, 132cm. long; 4ft.

A Victorian walnut and inlaid Davenport, with real and opposing dummy drawers to the sides, 53cm.

An early 19th Century antique
and string-inlaid Chamber Organ, with a
bellows action and a two-and-a-half
octave keyboard, the side with stops and
levers, on later turned legs, 62cm.

A antique circular drop-leaf Table, 18th Century, with alterations, with gate leg action, on molded and chamfered square legs, 130cm., formerly part of a larger table .

A camphorwood and brass-bound Chest, 19th Century, 102cm.

A Victorian walnut Display
Cabinet in the William and Mary-style,
with canted sides and inlaid with
stringing, the beveled glass door
enclosing a velvet-lined interior with a
mirror-back, below are turned legs and
an under tier, on bun feet, fitted for
electric light, possibly American, 156cm.
high by 99cm.;

A George IV antique Pembroke Table, with opposing frieze drawers, on a square pillar and quadruple splayed legs eding in brass paws and later bun feet, 127cm.

A George Ill-style antique pedestal Desk, with a green tooled leather inset top and bracket feet, 121cm.

A George III antique Elbow Chair, with a tub-shaped upholstered back, on molded square tapering legs joined by associated shaped stretcher, restored.

A George III antique semi-circular Tea Table, with tapered square legs, 82cm.

A pair of Victorian walnut balloon-back Chairs, on cabriole legs

A George I-style beech wood and
upholstered Armchair, stained to
simulate walnut, the back and seat
covered in nailed needlework, with
shepherd’s crook arms, the cabriole legs
with fan-carved knees, on claw and ball
feet, frame severely distressed  .

A set of four George III Provincial
antique Dining Chairs, including an
armchair, with pierced splats and
drop-in seats, restored.

A set of four Haply white-style
chestnut Dining Chairs, 19th Century,
including a pair with later arms, restored; and a set of five similar stained wood standard Dining Chairs.

A late George III faded antique
Chest of two short and three long
drawers, on bracket feet, 89cm.

A George Ill-style antique serpentine-front Side Table, including 18th Century components, with a small drawer, on tapered square legs, cm.

An Edwardian antique and inlaid small Bureau, with three drawers, on cabriole legs, 61cm.

A George III antique and string inlaid Side Table, with a small drawer, on tapered square legs, 91cm.

A George III antique and string inlaid square Washstand, with a divided hinged top above a pair of doors and two drawers, 59cm., restored.

A late George III antique and
inlaid bow-front Chest of two short and
three long drawers, on splayed bracket
feet, restored, 105cm.

Victorian antique Chest of two short and three long drawers, Charles I-style oak Refectory Dining Table, four George III antique Chairs

A antique tilt-top Tripod Table, 18th Century, with later black lacquer  decoration, 72cm.

A Japanese black lacquer and gilt
painted bow-front Corner Whatnot, the
three graduated tiers with turned
supports, cm. high.

A pair of Victorian rosewood
balloon-back Chairs, with carved
mid-rails, on cabriole legs.

A George III antique tilt-top Tripod Table, with a vase-shaped turned stem, cm.

An early Victorian antique Chest of two short and three long drawers, on splayed bracket feet, 108cm.

A George IV antique and string-inlaid Chest, with two concealed frieze drawers above two short and three long drawers, on bracket feet, 112cm.

A Victorian antique and beech wood upholstered balloon-back Chair, with foliate patterned coral damask upholstery, on cabriole legs.

An early Victorian rosewood Centre Table, the rounded rectangular top with a frieze drawer, on chamfered vase-shaped supports with trestle bases, 98cm.

A George III antique and string-inlaid rectangular Pembroke Table, with real and opposing dummy frieze drawers, on tapered square legs eding in spade feet, restored, 98cm.

A antique drop-leaf Table, 18th Century, with alteration, the rectangular top on square legs, 124cm.

An Edwardian antique and
satinwood-banded Bureau, the fall above
four long drawers, on cabriole feet,
76cm.

A George III antique Chair, with associated arms, the pierced splat and drop-in seat above square legs, restored.

A George Ill-style antique ladder-back Armchair, on chamfered square legs joined by stretchers.

A Charles II-style Stool, the
rectangular seat on turned and square legs joined by stretchers, 77cm.

A George II antique
rectangular drop-leaf Table, the
rectangular top with a frieze drawer, on
tapered legs eding in pad feet, restored,
123cm.

A Charles I-style oak Refectory Dining Table, with a lunette carved frieze, on four bulbous turned legs joined by peripheral stretchers, 195cm.

A set of ten elm and oak rush seat ladder-back Dining Chairs, including a pair of Carvers, on turned legs with stretchers.

An early Victorian satin birch kneehole Dressing Table, with a three-quarter galleried top above an arrangement of drawers surrounding a recessed panel door, on a plinth base,

129cm.

A set of four George III antique Chairs, including a pair of Carvers, with pierced splats and drop-in seats, on reduced chamfered square legs, restored.

A Victorian carved walnut framed and button upholstered balloon-back Armchair, on cabriole legs, distressed upholstery.

A Victorian walnut and inlaid three-tier Whatnot, with baluster-shaped supports, on turned feet and castors, 53cm.

Victorian walnut Wellington Chest, George Ill-style painted break-front Pier Cabinet, 18th Century-style Continental carved beech wood Armchair

A late Victorian walnut Wellington Chest of seven drawers flanked by hinged pilasters, 59cm.

A late George III antique and kingwood cross banded semi-circular Card Table, inlaid with stringing, on tapered square legs, restored, 91cm.

A Regency-style antique and cross banded small bow-front Chest of three long drawers, on bracket feet, 87cm.

An Art Deco mirror-glass mounted Cocktail Cabinet, the applied copper tinted and smoked glass bandings decorated with etched designs, the pair of doors revealing a burr maple

veneered fitted interior, on block supports, 110cm.

A large maple pedestal Desk, the shaped leather inset top above an arrangement of seven drawers, on carved cabriole legs, 183cm.; together with a small bow-front Cabinet en

suite, with an open recess above a pair of doors and cabriole legs, 61cm.
A Louis XVI-style carved gilt wood Jardiniere, with a metal liner, the pairs of fluted turned supports united by a reform under tier, on scroll feet, 66cm.

Two cream painted and parcel-gilt triptych Dressing Table Mirrors, with ornate carved surrounds; together with three beveled and etched glass triptych Dressing Table Mirrors.

A Victorian ebonized and
mother-of-pearl inlaid Occasional Chair,
the shaped papier-mache splat with
decoration, the caned seat on
cabriole legs.

A Victorian walnut small Bookcase,
enclosed by a pair of glazed panel doors,
on a plinth base with bun feet, 91cm.

A pair of late George III antique
‘D’-shaped Table Eds, with receded
borders, on ring turned legs, 92cm.

An early Victorian rectangular antique Occasional Table, now with a reduced chamfered stem, on a shaped platform base, 70cm.

A antique Collector’s Cabinet, with two columns of seven drawers, on a plinth base.

A George Ill-style painted break-front Pier Cabinet, with bowed sides, the diaper decorated frieze above three panel doors divided by simulated fluted pilasters, 158cm.;

together with a ‘D’-ed pedestal Dining Table en suite, with a spare leaf, the simulated marble top on twin turned supports and splayed legs, cm.

An Italian carved gilt wood and
green painted Bedroom Suite in
rococo-style, comprising: a Double Bed
Frame, decorated with reserved
cartouches depicting floral sprays and
cherubs, 194cm., a pair of
serpentine Console Tables, one with a
marble top, 67cm., a marble top low
serpentine Occasional Table, on
cabriole legs, 64cm., a serpentine
Stool, on cabriole legs, a Berger and a
Dressing Table, the serpentine marble
top above three drawers, 132cm.

A pair of carved and gilt painted
Console Brackets, 77cm. high; together
with a Florentine carved wildwood
rectangular Wall Mirror, with an ornate
foliate pierced frame, 70 by 86cm.

A George III antique Wing Armchair, upholstered in pale-blue fabric, on chamfered square legs joined by stretchers.

A George Ill-style antique standing Corner Cupboard in two sections, the crenellated cornice above two pairs of fielded panel doors, on bracket feet, 198cm. nigh by 103cm.

An 18th Century-style Continental
carved beech wood Armchair, with a
pierced splat, on carved cabriole legs.

A red lacquer Side
Cabinet, with gilt painted decoration
depicting Oriental scenes, the central
bowed cupboard door above four
cabriole legs, 96cm.

A three-piece black lacquer
Berger Suite, with double
carved backs and sides and loose yellow
damask cushions, on carved cabriole legs
with claw and ball feet, comprising: a
Settee and a pair of Armchairs.

A black lacquer tub-shaped Berger, with decoration similar to the previous lot, on square legs    .

A nest of three black lacquer  Occasional Tables, with bowed tops, on sleder turned legs and splayed feet, 54cm.

George III mahogany Tea Table, Japanese Corner Cupboard, George III mahogany Square Piano, Regency-style mahogany Cheval Mirror

A George III mahogany Tea Table, the rectangular fold-over top above a frieze drawer, on chamfered square legs, 84cm.

A late Victorian mahogany Davenport,
with lidded stationery compartment and hinged fall above four real and four dummy drawers and two turned columns, 66cm.

A pair of Victorian mahogany Foot Stools, of scroll form, with individual covers, 38cm.

A French mahogany Lit Bateau, circa 1850, the head and foot board with scroll carved arched cresting’s and flanked by chamfered square supports, on turned feet and brass

castors, faults, 100cm. wide by 198cm. long, including side-rails, spring base and mattress.

A late George III mahogany box-front corner Washstand, with ebonized stringing and a drawer, 64cm.

An early Victorian mahogany Hall Table, the shaped frieze now with a drawer, on ring turned legs, 136cm.

A pair of Japanese hardwood Jardinieres-on-Stands, each decorated in low relief gilt lacquer and mother-of-pearl, 36cm.

A George Ill-style mahogany triple-pedestal Dining Table, the rectangular top with rounded corners and two leaf insertions, on baluster pillars and receded splayed legs ending

in brass capping and castors, 92 by 298cm. fully extended .

A Japanese Corner Cupboard, the
ebonized frame with lacquered panels, 61.5cm.

A George III oak Tea Table, the
rectangular fold-over top above a frieze drawer, on square chamfered legs, 89cm.

An Edwardian beech wood bobbin turned Rocking Chair, the back and seat upholstered in peach dralon.

A Victorian rosewood Pole Fire screen,
the rectangular screen with tapestry panel, on
a circular base with three scroll feet.

A Victorian ebonized and amboynas Occasional Table, the circular top above a galleried under tier, on a turned pillar and triple splay legs, faults, 50cm.

A Regency Side Chair, with a caned seat, on turned legs; together with a 17th Century-style oak Chair, with carved back above a solid seat, on turned legs.

A William IV mahogany Secretaries, the
hinged front forming a writing surface and
concealing pigeonholes and drawers above a
shelf enclosed by a pair of panel doors, on a
plinth base, 110cm.

A Regency mahogany Card Table, the
canted rectangular fold-over swivel top above
an inlaid frieze, on a turned and leaf carved
pillar and quadruple splay legs with castors,
91cm.

A Regency-style mahogany Cheval Mirror, the rectangular glass in a molded frame, on splayed legs and castors, screws lacking, 170cm.

A George III mahogany Square Piano,
now converted to a dressing table, faults,
164cm.

A George IV rosewood Occasional Table, the rectangular top above one real and one dummy frieze drawer, on a tapered pillar and quadruple concave-sided platform base with splayed

legs and brass castors, faults, 66cm.

Three Regency mahogany Dining Chairs, the rectangular backs with carved clasps above loose seats, on sable legs, faults.

A mahogany Fire Screen, 19th Century,
the rectangular telescopic upholstered panel on
splayed legs, 100cm.

A Regency-style mahogany Cheval
Mirror, the rectangular glass between two
square tapered supports, on splayed legs and
castors, 139cm.

Louis XV Provincial oak Armoire, Charles I oak carved Livery Cupboard, Charles II-style oak Gateleg Table

An oak box-seat Settle, with a solid back above open arms and a hinged seat.

A George II oak Chest-on-Stand, circa, the moulded cornice with a ‘cushion’ frieze drawer above two short and three long graduated drawers, the base with one long drawer and a

shaped apron, on moulded square cabriole legs.

A Louis XV Provincial oak
Armoire in two parts, circa, the
dentilled cornice above a pair of fielded
panelled doors enclosing hanging space
and flanked by mitred mouldings, on
stile feet.

A Charles II oak Coffer,
the moulded hinged top above a
four-panel lozenge carved front, on stile
feet.

A George III oak Linen Press, circa, the fluted cornice above a pair of fielded panelled doors enclosing sliding trays, the lower part with two short and two long graduated

drawers, on bracket feet.

A George I oak Side Table,
the rectangular top above a frieze
drawer, on turned and square legs joined
by stretchers, splits to top.

A Charles II oak Coffer,
the twin-panel hinged top above a
frieze, bearing the date and initials
I.C.E., the triple-panel front carved with
star and rosette roundels, on stile feet,
splits to top.

A George II oak Coffer Bach,
circa, the hinged top above a triple
fielded panel front, the slightly outset
base with one long drawer, on shaped
bracket feet.

An elm and oak saddle maker’s
Stool, the solid shaped top on triple
chamfered splayed legs.

Charles I oak carved Livery
Cupboard, the lunette frieze above a
triple-panel front enclosed by a pair of
doors, the baluster turned front supports
joined by a platform stretcher with a
shaped apron and block feet.

An Italian walnut Armchair of
18th Century design, circa, carved
throughout with putti, the rectangular
upholstered back and seat with blue
velvet floral embroidery, the carved
griffon supports joined by turned ‘H’-
shaped stretchers.

A matched set of eight Charles
II oak Chairs of Derbyshire design,
circa, the twin rail backs with scroll
arcading, the solid seats with claret velvet
seat cushion, the square and turned legs
joined by stretchers, restored.

A matched set of six ash and elm
Windsor Armchairs, with pierced splats
and turned legs joined by ‘H’-shaped
stretchers.

Two similar yew-wood and elm
Windsor Armchairs, st half 18th
Century, with pierced splats and turned
legs joined by crinoline stretchers.

A William and Mary oak Side
Table, circa, the overhanging
rectangular top with a frieze drawer, the
bobbin turned legs on onion-shaped feet
joined by ‘X’-shaped stretchers.

A Charles II oak Coffer
the moulded hinged top above a
foliate lunette carved frieze with a twin
fielded panel front, on stile feet.

A Charles II-style oak Gateleg
Table, the oval top above columnar
turned and square supports
incorporating double gateleg action,
joined by square stretchers.

A matched set of eight ash and
elm ladder-back Chairs, late 17th/early
18th Century, including a pair of
armchairs, with rush seats, on turned
legs with pad and bun feet joined by
stretchers.

A chestnut and oak Farmhouse Table, late th/early 18th Century, the
rounded rectangular top above an elm frieze, with drawers at each end, on chamfered tapered square legs.

A matched set of six ash ladder-
back Chairs, late 18th/early 19th
Century, including a pair of armchairs,
with rush seats, on turned legs.

Dutch oak Chest, Italian gilt-gesso framed Wall Mirror, Louis XV Fauteuil, Italian bleached chestnut Refectory Table

A Dutch oak Chest, circa, the
serpentine top above an ogee-shaped base,
with four long drawers, on shaped bracket
feet.

A Dutch walnut and crossbanded
Commode, circa, the serpentine
front with two short and two long drawers,
on later turned feet, restored.

A Napoleon III walnut and
marquetry Centre Table, circa, of
serpentine form, with kingwood crossbanding and a frieze drawer, the square cabriole legs with gilt-metal mounts.

A French Transitional-
style kingwood quarter veneered
Escritoire, circa, with marble top,
the frieze drawer above a fall revealing a
fitted interior, below are three long
drawers, the cabriole feet ending in sabots.

An Italian gilt-gesso framed Wall
Mirror in the late 18th Century style,
circa, the rectangular bevelled plate
with chamfered margin plates and
cabochon corners surmounted by a
pierced cartouche.

A set of eight 18th Century-style
carved walnut Dining Chairs, circa,
including a pair of armchairs, with
rectangular russet velvet upholstered backs
and seats surmounted by plume finials, on
spiral twist and square legs joined by
stretchers.

An Italian bleached chestnut
Refectory Table in the 18th Century
style, the rectangular top on square and
diagonal fluted legs with block feet joined
by stretchers.

A Louis XV Fauteuil, circa,
the frame now painted white, the
cartouche-shaped back, padded arms and
bowed seat upholstered in beige brocade,
the cabriole legs joined by an ‘X’-shaped
stretcher, formerly caned—

A Florentine carved and gilt-gesso
framed Wall Mirror, circa, the later
rectangular plate within a bold foliate
scroll surround with a cartouche
surmount.

A Louis XV-style kingwood and
gilt-metal mounted Petite Commode,
circa, of serpentine form, with
quarter veneered top and two drawers, on
square cabriole legs.

An Italian painted Cradle, 18th
Century, the sides with figures and
landscapes and with scroll crestings
interspersed with spindle galleries, on
stabilised rockers, now with a fibreglass
liner, faults.

A Napoleon III kingwood and gilt-
metal mounted bow-front Vitrine, circa
the marble top with a pierced
gallery above a glazed door enclosing a
velvet-lined interior with shelves, on
cabriole legs.

An Adige cypress-wood Coffer,
18th Century, with hinged rectangular
top, the front and underside of lid carved
with landscapes and figures.

A Provencal walnut Writing Table, circa, with rectangular top, a drawer in the moulded frieze and unusual turned legs and central supports joined by bobbin turned stretchers.

A Flemish carved oak Buffet, late th/early 18th Century, the cornice and frieze carved with scrolling foliage supported on three fluted columns with Ionic capitals, the panelled

back with two mask and strapwork panels, the similar lower part also with fluted columns and four mask carved back panels, the base with two drawers carved with foliage

interrupted by lions’ masks and raised on bun feet.

A Continental scarlet and gilt
embossed hide Trunk, 18th Century, with
metal mounts and hasps, together with
carrying handles.

A pair of Louis XTV-style carved
walnut and upholstered Armchairs, circa
the rectangular backs and seats
covered in floral Aubusson tapestry, with
acanthus scroll arms, the conforming legs
with ‘X’-shaped stretchers.

An Indian embossed brass
mounted Chest, 18th Century, with
domed cover, brass carrying handles and
twin brass hasps, the later base grained to
simulate coromandel, with ogee bracket
feet.

A Napoleon III kingwood
kneehole Dressing Table, circa, with
quarter veneers, the frieze with sliding
section revealing compartments and a
mirror, the kneehole surrounded by
drawers, with an apron drawer with inset
writing slide, the sides with opposing
drawers, the square cabriole legs ending in
sabots.

A pair of Dutch marquetry and
walnut Chairs in the 18th Century style,
circa, with vase-shaped splats and
slip-in brocade seats, the cabriole legs
ending in claw and ball feet.

Louis XVI-style Suite of Seat Furniture, Vernis Martin-style rosewood and gilt-metal mounted Vitrine, Louis XV-style kingwood parquetry Vitrine

A pair of Louis XV/XVI
transitional-style kingwood and
tulipwood marquetry Tables Ambulantes,
18th Century, with gilt-metal mounts and
martial trophy inlaid oval tops, each above
three drawers with floral scrolls bordered
by chevron bandings flanked by
conformingly inlaid sides, on cabriole legs
with kidney-shaped undertiers.

A Restauration cherrywood
Etagere, circa, the grey marble top
concealing a rear rising mirror panel
above a pair of lateral frieze drawers,
turned supports and a marble inset panel,
below are three graduated drawers
including a secret compartment, on turned
feet and brass castors.

A Louis XVI-style Suite of Seat
Furniture, circa, upholstered in pale-
green floral brocade, the frames painted in
ivory and gilt, with ribbon-tie borders and
acanthus leaf motifs, on turned and fluted
tapering legs, comprising: wing armchair,
pair of fauteuils and canape.

A Venetian distressed painted Armchair, circa, with cane back and seat, on cabriole legs

A set of four oak Side Chairs, circa, of 18th Century design, with tall upholstered arched backs and seats, on spiral twist legs joined by ‘X’-shaped stretchers

A Vernis Martin-style rosewood and gilt-metal mounted Vitrine, early 18th Century, of serpentine form, with a glazed door, including painted panel depicting a courting couple,

the interior with velvet-lined shelves, on cabriole legs. high by. wide; ft. Whin, by ft. m.

A Louis XVI-style kingwood and gilt-metal mounted small Vitrine, early 18th Century, the galleried velvet-lined top above a pair of leather panelled frieze drawers, a pair of

lateral hinged fall flaps and an open recess, below are opposing glazed grille panels including a door, the sides with chamfered Ionic pilasters, on fluted feet and castors.
An Empire-style gilt-metal Console Table, modern, the bowed green marble top above a pierced panelled frieze applied with foliate corbels, on a single downswept support, hi.

wide.

A German walnut and
crossbanded Bureau, circa, with a
fall enclosing stationery compartments,
below are three inverted serpentine-
fronted long graduated drawers, on
shaped bracket feet.

A Dutch mahogany and ebonised
Tea Kettle Stand, circa, of coopered
form, with a brass carrying handle and
liner, the cylindrical turned tapering sides
on a moulded beech wood circular base
with ball feet.

A French chestnutwood Coffer,
18th Century, with rectangular top and
simple panelled front.

Two similar Spanish
walnut Armchairs, circa, with nailed
hide swing backs and seats, on square legs
joined by stretchers.

A Louis XV-style kingwood parquetry Vitrine, circa, with gilt-metal mounts, the serpentine cornice with a pierced cresting, the glazed door flanked by caryatids and enclosing a

lined interior, on cabriole supports.

An Italian pine and oak Cabinet on Stand, made-up, including late 18th Century components, the dentilled cornice above a pair of fielded panelled doors flanked by figures of

DianAnd fluted mouldings, on spiral twist supports with stretchers and scroll feet.

A French carved beechwood Firescreen, early 18th Century, of
rectangular form, with a pierced foliate
scroll cresting above a conforming frame
and supports.

A Dutch mahogany and floral marquetry Tray, circa, of oval galleried form, with brass carrying handles.

A carved giltwood-framed Mirror, circa, the pierced foliate trellis cresting above a later rectangular plate.

A Louis XV carved and gilt-gesso Fauteuil, circa, with an upholstered cartouche-shaped back and serpentine seat, on cabriole legs, later painted, underframe indistinctly stamped

A pair of Dutch mahogany and marquetry Chairs, circa, the parcel-gilt cresting rails above pierced foliate carved splats, the upholstered seats on sabre legs.

AN ANTIQUE and floral marquetry
Tripod Table, late 18th Century, with a
pie-crust moulded top, on a turned stem
and cabriole supports with claw and ball
feet.

A boulle and ebonised Meuble
d’Appui, circa, with gilt-metal
mounts, the associated gilt painted triple-
arch mirror panel back above a white
breakfront marble top, below are three
doors flanked by caryatids and scroll
corbels, on a shaped plinth base.