Victorian rosewood Cabinet, George Ill-style small antique Bureau, Victorian antique Sideboard

An Edwardian antique and
inlaid small rectangular Sutherland
Table, on turned legs, 76cm.

A pair of German 17th
Century-style walnut Hall Chairs,
made-up, the backs and seats with
satinwood and bone inlay depicting
hunting scenes, the turned and square
legs joined by stretchers .

A set of four Victorian antique
balloon-back Chairs, on fluted turned
legs.

A Continental antique Work Table, mid-19th Century, the concave fronted hinged top on a carved and turned pedestal with reform scroll supports, 49cm.

A Victorian rosewood Cabinet, inlaid with satinwood stringing, the molded cornice above a beveled astragal door enclosing shelves and a mirror-back, the base with a

Wedgwood-style plaque depicting dancing maidens, below is a beveled glass door and a plinth base, 245cm. high by 90cm.; 8ft.

An Edwardian satinwood and
antique small Card Table, the
rectangular top inlaid with a sequel
border and bell flowers, on tapered
square legs, 53cm.

A Victorian maple and floral
parquetry tripod Occasional Table, the
serpentine top on a carved and turned
stem, 49cm.

An Edwardian inlaid antique
Elbow Chair, with a pierced splat circular seat, on turned legs    .

A George Ill-style small antique Bureau, the fall above seven drawers, on ogee bracket feet, 71cm.

A Continental antique Chest, mid-19th Century, with three ogee molded drawers above a straight drawer, on bun feet, 104cm., formerly part of a larger chest.

A Victorian antique Cabinet Bookcase, with a pair of ogee panel glazed doors above a pair of cupboard doors, on a plinth base, 110cm.

A Victorian walnut Side Cabinet, the later break-front top above a glazed panel door flanked by open shelves, on a plinth base, 118cm., formerly with a marble top.

A carved oak Mule Chest, late 17th Century, the hinged top revealing the inscribe date 1692, the four panel lozenge motif front with a pair of drawers below, on stile feet,

155cm.

A nest of three Regency-style antique and brass inlaid Occasional Tables, on sleder turned legs, 53cm.

A Louis XV-style carved gilt wood three-piece Suite, late 19th Century, upholstered in Genoa dragon, comprising: a Canape and a pair of Fauteuils.

A painted circular pedestal Table, early 19th Century, the tilt-top on a chamfered stem and triple-receded splayed legs eding in brass capping, 122cm.

A Continental rococo-style carved and gilt painted Console Table, 19th Century, with a serpentine white marble top, 103cm.

A Victorian antique
mirror-back Dressing Table, on fluted
turned legs joined by a platform
under tier, retaining trade label of
W. Brock & Co.,

An early Victorian antique Sideboard, with a carved raised back and convex frieze drawers above paneled doors, 168cm.

A Victorian rosewood scroll-back ‘Nursing5 Chair, upholstered in claret velvet, on cabriole legs.

An Edwardian antique and satinwood cross banded open Bookcase, with three adjustable shelves, on bracket feet, 83cm.

Louis XV-style carved beech wood and upholstered Fauteuil, Dutch parquetry and rosewood standing Corner Cupboard, antique Linen Press

A Flemish 17th Century-style
ebonized Credence Table, circa 1,
the fold-over top with amboynas and
rosewood veneers, with stippled scroll
motifs, the turned legs with scroll angle
brackets, joined by stretchers, 81cm.;

A Portuguese painted Display
Cabinet, the serpentine cornice above a
lazed panel door enclosing shelves.

A pair of George Ill-style
antique and upholstered Armchairs,
with satinwood fan medallion inlay, the
oval backs with fluted surrounds, the
bowed seats with matching aprons, on
turned and fluted tapering legs .

A late George III oak Side Table,
with a pair of antique cross banded
frieze drawers, on tapered square legs,
85cm.

A Louis XV-style carved
beech wood and upholstered Fauteuil,
covered in green velvet, together with a
matching loose seat cushion, on hipped
cabriole legs    .

A Victorian carved and stained beech wood small oval Gate leg Table, with a drawer, on bobbin-turned legs, 64cm. open.

A Dutch parquetry and rosewood standing Corner Cupboard, circa 1840, the domed cornice above open shelves, the bow-front base with open shelves and shaped bracket feet, formerly

enclosed by doors, 193cm. high by cm.;

An early Victorian rosewood Tea
Table, with a columnar stem, on a
base and bun feet, 97cm.

A Louis XV-style carved
beech wood and upholstered Canape,
covered in tapestry, with pattered carved
cresting rail and matching apron, on
hippie cabriole legs, 130cm.;

An early Victorian Tea Table,
with a chamfered baluster support, on a
shaped platform base and carved paw
feet, 91cm.

An early Victorian large
antique Chest of two short and four
long drawers, on turned feet, 113cm.
wide.

An American Federal-style
drum-top Writing Table, inlaid with
stringing and satinwood cornucopia
medallions, the gilt-tooled leather-inset
top above alternate real and dummy
drawers, the chamfered pillar above
quadruple splayed legs eding in brass
paw finials and castors, 107cm.

A late George 111 antique Linen Press, the pair of panel doors enclosing sliding trays above two short and two long drawers, on turned feet, 123cm.

A antique Linen Press, the associated Regency top with an arched pediment, the 18th Century base with two short and three long drawers flanked by fluted pilasters, on bracket

feet, 113cm.

A Victorian antique Secretaries Bookcase of large proportions, the pair of arched glazed doors above a writing drawer revealing satin-birch veneered drawers, below are a pair of

panel doors enclosing drawers, 156cm.

A German walnut Cabinet-on-Stand, the molded cornice above a pair of paneled doors inlaid with banding, the stand with later bulbous turned legs joined by stretchers, severely

distressed, cm. high by 155cm.; 6ft. 61/2in. by 5ft.

A George IV antique Chest of two short and four long drawers, on splayed bracket feet, 107cm.

A George II oak Mule Chest, the
fielded paneled front with a pair of
drawers below, 138cm.

A Louis XV-style carved
beech wood and upholstered Fauteuil,
covered in green floral brocade, with
pattered carved cresting rail and apron,
on hipped cabriole legs, arm molding
distressed.

An Edwardian antique and strung inlaid bow-front Writing Table, the leather inset top with a triple drawer raised section above a pair of frieze drawers, on tapered square legs

and spade feet, 91cm.

A George III oak and antique cross banded bow-front hanging Corner Cupboard, with a pair of doors enclosing shelves, 68cm.

A Louis XV-style ebonized and metal mounted Card Table, ebonized and inlaid Bureau-de-Dame, gilt-metal mounted Occasional Table

A George IV antique drum-top
Library Table, with six frieze drawers,
on turned legs eding in later castors,
113cm.

A George III antique Library Armchair Frame, with  down swept arms, on chamfered square legs joined by stretchers, restored down swept.

A George Ill-style antique and fruitwood Tripod Table, made-up, the spindle galleried tilt-top on a turned stem with acanthus carved supports, distressed, 43cm.

A Victorian walnut and tulipwood-banded rectangular Occasional Table, inlaid with stringing, the turned ed supports joined by a pierced fret stretcher, on splayed feet,

restored, 91cm.
A George Ill-style antique Cabinet Bookcase, the associated upper section enclosed by astragal doors, the base with a pair of blind-fret paneled doors, on carved cabriole legs,

111cm.

An Edwardian antique and
tulipwood-banded tall Chest of seven
drawers, on a plinth base, 59cm.

An ebonized and bole Side Cabinet, the metal mounts with later gold painting, the glazed panel door enclosing shelves, on bracket feet, 81 cm.

A Louis XV-style ebonized and metal mounted Card Table, with cut brass inlay and stringing, on cabriole legs eding in sabots, mounts re-painted, 90cm.

A Louis XVI-style ebonized and gilt-metal mounted Occasional Table, with a galleried mirror inset top, on fluted legs joined by stretchers, supports loose, 79cm.

A Louis XV-style ebonized and inlaid Bureau-de-Dame, with re-painted metal mounts, the floral parquetry fall enclosing small drawers and a well, 66cm.    .

An Edwardian antique oval exteding Dining Table, with a spare leaf and winding key, on carved cabriole legs, 181cm. long fully exteded .

A Continental carved and painted pine Side Cabinet, late 19th Century, decorated with stylized floral and foliate motifs, on a hatched and chiseled ground, the projecting top

above a pair of doors with applied pictorial oval panels, 176cm., formerly with a raised back.

An early Victorian antique Pole Screen, with a pictorial velvet panel, on a lobed stem and tripod supports, 139cm.

A Victorian antique tilt-top pedestal Table, with a bulbous turned stem, on carved tripod supports, 103cm.

A William and Mary Chest of four long graduated drawers with mired moldings, on later bracket feet, 98cm.

An oak rectangular Gate leg Table, late 17th Century, with a single drop-leaf, on baluster turned supports, altered, 94cm.

An Edwardian rosewood framed Settee, the rectangular back and seat upholstered in red fabric, on tapered square legs with spade feet, 112cm.

A George IV carved gilt wood convex Wall Mirror, with an eagle cresting, 67cm.

A George III antique Side Table, with a frieze drawer, on chamfered square legs, 73cm.

A Regency-style antique Stool,
made-up, the upholstered serpentine
seat on receded saber legs, 64cm.

A late George III antique rail-back Armchair, with a drop-in seat, on receded square legs joined by stretchers.

A George III antique Chair, with a hoop-shaped splat-back, on chamfered square legs     -
A Louis XV-style carved gilt wood
three-piece Suite, comprising: a small
Settee and a pair of Armchairs.

A George III small antique
Chest of three long drawers with later
burr handles, on bracket feet, 68cm.

Dutch parquetry and walnut Games Table, Italian Roman carved and gilt Stool, George III satinwood Knife Box

A French-style boucle and ebonized Meoble dapped, circa 1860, with gilt-metal mounts, the break-front with an oval paneled door, the bowed wings with a pair of doors enclosing a

velvet-lined and shelved interior, on a plinth base, wing door lacking glazed panel, 102cm. high by 183cm. wide; 3ft. 4in.

A pair of Louis XV-style Berger’s,
circa 1900, with ivory painted and
parcel-gilt frames carved with pattered,
upholstered in individual fancy, the
bowed seats with cushions, on cabriole
legs.

A Dutch parquetry and walnut
Games Table, circa 1790, the fold-over
top with projecting corners and
revealing a chessboard and playing-card
motifs, the shaped frieze above slender
square cabriole legs, 75cm. wide;
2ft. 52in.

A Louis XV walnut Fauteuil Frame, circa 1750, with pattered cresting rail and bowed apron, on cabriole legs, lacking upholstery.

A French kingwood and parquetry Suite, circa 1890, inlaid with masks and arabesques, comprising: a set of eight spoon-back chairs, including two armchairs, with vase-shaped

splats and button upholstered bowed seats, on turned and fluted tapering legs; together with a Card Table, with projecting rounded corners and gilt-metal mounts, the turned and

fluted tapering legs joined by an ‘X’-shaped stretcher.

An Italian Roman carved and gilt Stool, circa 1740, with stuffed rectangular seat, the ornate scroll supports with masks and stretcher, 76cm. wide.

A Dutch mahogany Offal tailed, circa 1800, with chevron stringing and canted corners, the hinged cover with a den tilled frieze and revealing two folding tiers, the sides with

slides, the two drawers above a pair of doors, on tapered square feet, 102cm. wide;
3ft. 4in.

A Florentine-carved gilt wood-
framed Wall Mirror, circa 1760, the
pierced foliate scroll surround with
cherub heads, the rectangular plate with
a molded border, faults, 66cm. high by
46cm. wide; 2ft. 2in. by  6in.

A French mahogany Commode, circa 1840, with fluted terminals and a marble top above four long drawers and a plinth base with block feet, 97cm. high by 100cm. wide; 3ft. 2in. by

3ft. 3in.

TEA CADDIES, WRITING BOXES, etc.

A George III satinwood Knife Box, circa 1790, with chevron-strung borders, the hinged cover revealing a star medallion and cutlery apertures, 23cm. wide; 9in.

A George III mahogany Knife Box, circa 1790, with chevron banding, the hinged cover revealing cruder divisions, 22cm. wide; 83Mn.

A Regency satinwood Tea Caddy, circa 1810, of sarcophagus form, with chevron banding, the hinged cover revealing a pair of lidded divisions and an aperture, on bun feet, 30cm.

wide;

A Danish painted pine Casket,
circa 1770, with hinged cover and
chamfered corners, the frieze with name
and date 1880, 46cm. wide;  6in.

An Edwardian mahogany Tantalus, circa 1910, inlaid with satinwood fan medallions and stringing, the hinged cover and fall-front revealing a mirror, three square glass decanters

and stoppers, cribbage board and drawers, with carrying handles and bearing brass presentation plaque, 35cm. wide.

A George III mahogany Cheese Coaster, circa 1790, with nag turned handles and castors, 46cm. wide;  6m.

A French kingwood parquetry Jardiniere, circa 1870, of serpentine form, with gilt-metal mounts and liner, 34cm. wide.

An Indian sandalwood and mosaic work Jeweler Box, circa 1825, with ivory stringing, with fan medallion hinged cover revealing a velvet-lined interior with tray, 30.5cm. wide;

A William IV mahogany and
brass-bound Writing Box, circa 1835,
the hinged cover revealing a lined
writing slope, a pair of inkwells, pen tray
and a pair of compartments, the Base
with a drawer, 46cm. wide;  6in.

A Victorian walnut Desk Stand,
circa 1860, the raised back with a hinged
stationery compartment, the pair of glass
inkwells flanking a pen tray, with a
drawer and turned feet, 30.5cm. wide;

A George III yew-wood Tea Caddy, circa 1790, of elongated octagonal form, with kingwood banding and stringing, restored, 15cm. wide; 6in.

A George III satinwood Tea Caddy, circa 1790, with kingwood banding and stringing, 15cm. wide; 6in.

A George III satinwood oval Tea Caddy, circa 1790, with inlaid medallion and kingwood banding, the hinged cover revealing a lidded compartment.

A Victorian mahogany and
brass-bound Writing Box, circa 1840,
the hinged cover revealing an inset, pen tray an compartments, the base with a drawer, 46cm. wide;  6in

A Victorian miniature walnut
Chest, circa 1840, with satinwood and
mosaic parquetry banding, the four
drawers with lozenge medallions, the
plinth base with turned finials, 48cm.
high by 41cm. wide;  7in. by  4in.

George II oak and burr wood banded Chest-on-Stand, Dutch mahogany and satinwood oval Centre Table, Wing Armchair

An Edwardian ‘Regency-style’ Berger Chair, the rectangular caned back with two loose cushions, on turned tapering legs with castors.

A French carved walnut Buffet in the
18th Century style, 20th Century, the raised
back with cupboards, the breakfront base with
three frieze drawers above four doors with
fielded cartouche panels, on scroll feet, 148cm.
high by 206cm.

A George II oak and burr wood banded Chest-on-Stand, circa 1730, with a molded cornice and fielded panel sides, the upper part with two short and three long graduated drawers,

the base with three short drawers, a shaped apron and cabriole legs on pad feet, 152cm. high by 120cm.

A William and Mary Chest-on-Stand, circa 1690, the molded cornice above two short and three long graduated drawers, the base with three short drawers above a shaped apron, on

later baluster turned legs joined by waved stretchers, restored, 155cm. high by 97cm.

A Charles II oak oval Gate leg Table, circa 1680, the square and baluster turned legs joined by stretchers, 100 by 125cm.

An oak Dresser, 18th Century, the
associated open shelf back above a later
molded top with three frieze drawers and a
shaped apron, on chamfered square legs joined
by a platform under tier, 212cm. high by 155cm.

An American painted pine semi-circular Table, circa 1800, on turned pillar and tripod base, 103cm.

A Dutch mahogany and floral parquetry Mirror, 19th Century, of rectangular form, 61cm. high by 51cm.

A Victorian mahogany rectangular adjustable Reading Table, on a chamfered pillar and platform base, 90cm.

A Victorian simulated bamboo Side Table, the rectangular top inset with blue leather above a frieze drawer, on turned legs.

A Dutch mahogany and satinwood oval Centre Table, 18th Century, with inlay and chevron stringing, on tapered square legs, restored, 104cm.

A George III mahogany skeleton frame Dressing Table Mirror, circa 1790, with an oval swiveling plate, 84cm. high by 66cm.

A Victorian walnut circular Breakfast
Table, on carved columnar support and
reform base with turned feet, 132cm.

A George Ill-style mahogany Armchair,
with a pierced ladder back above swept arms and a stuffed seat, on tapered square legs.

A Victorian rosewood and inlaid
octagonal Centre Table, on turned supports
joined by an under tier, one castor missing, 74cm.

An Edwardian rosewood and inlaid envelope Card Table, on tapered square legs joined by shaped stretchers, with an urn finial, 57cm.

A Continental rosewood Settee, the padded back, arms and seat upholstered in patterned fabric, on cabriole legs, 165cm.

A George Ill-style mahogany small Tea Table, the semi-circular fold-over top above a frieze compartment, on turned tapering legs with pad feet, 45cm.

An Edwardian mahogany Bureau Bookcase, inlaid with stringing, the pair of astragal doors enclosing shelves above the angled fall and four long graduated drawers, on bracket

feet, 203cm. high by 95cm.

A reproduction mahogany and brass-bound Military Chest, in two parts, fitted with two short and three long drawers, on bracket feet, 95cm.

A George Ill-style mahogany Wing Armchair, upholstered in plum-colored velvet, on square legs.

Italian walnut and rosewood marquetry Games Table, Louis XV carved giltwood Wall Mirror, French carved walnut Buffet, French chenywood Farmhouse Table

A pair of Louis XV-style tulipwood
Tables Ambulantes, 18th Century, each
with brass galleried individual marble tops
above quarter veneered and banded
friezes including lateral drawers, on
cabriole legs.

An Italian walnut and rosewood
marquetry Games Table, circa, the
quarter veneered detachable top with central roundel within multiple sanded bandings and floral spandrels, on moulded tapered square legs. high by. wide;  by ft. Van.     ,

A Louis XVI-style parquetry and
marquetry Bed, 18th Century, with gilt
metal mounts, the headboard with a
cabochon cresting supported by reclining
female figures above a musical trophy
reserved on an oval foliate scroll inlaid
panel flanked by urn finials, the tailboard
with a foliate scroll inlaid frieze flanked by
urn finials.

An Iberian rosewood and bone
inlaid Cabinet, mid-18th Century, on later
stand, the exterior with brickwork pattern
stringing, the front centred by an
architectural niche with tortoiseshell
veneered drawer and columns flanked by
an arrangement of eight panelled drawers
with ripple mouldings, the stand with
tapered square legs joined by stretchers,
on ball feet.

A Louis XV carved giltwood Wall
Mirror, circa, the pierced cresting
with central cartouche flanked by scrolls
and flowers, the later plate within a reeded
shaped surround.

A Dutch floral marquetry Display
Cabinet, 18th Century, the serpentine
moulded cornice with a central carved
cartouche cresting above a pair of astragal
doors enclosing shelves flanked by canted
glazed sides, the base with three long
graduated drawers and a shaped apron,
on carved hairy claw and ball feet.

A 18th Century-style Spanish
walnut and simulated ivory inlaid Centre
Table, with tortoiseshell veneered
arabesques with geometric
ebonised borders, the bobbin turned and
square legs joined by stretchers with iron
braces.

A Louis Phillipe carved mahogany
Canape, circa, upholstered in nailed
hide, the serpentine back with a foliate
scroll and shell cresting, the griffon arm
facings above cornucopiae feet flanking a
reeded seat rail.

A Louis XV-style rosewood
parquetry and beechwood
Table Ambulante, circa, with gilt-
metal mounts, the quatrefoil-shaped top
with floral inlay, on cabriole legs joined by
an undertier.

A French Empire-style plum mottled mahogany Cylinder Bureau, modern, with gilt-metal mounts, the interior with three drawers and an inset slide, below are three apron drawers

and tapered square legs.

A French carved walnut Buffet in the 18th Century style, 18th Century, the
raised back with cupboards, the breakfront
base with three frieze drawers above four
doors with fielded cartouche panels, on
scroll feet.

A French kingwood and inlaid
Meuble d’Appui, circa, with marble
top and gilt-metal mounts, the panelled
door with floral vase, the concave side with
trellis parquetry, on tapered square feet.

An Italian specimen marble inlaid Table Top, early 18th Century, with a central micro mosaic of the Capitaline Doves, with micro mosaic oval medallions of various Roman ruins,

the border with a whorl of exotic marbles, the associated Victorian rosewood base with turned stem and triple scroll feet.

A Louis XVI-style mahogany and gilt-metal mounted Card Table, circa, the rounded rectangular fold-over top above a frieze of Bacchanalian masks and goats flanked by foliate

scrolls, on fluted turned tapering legs.

A French chenywood Farmhouse
Table, early 18th Century, the cleated
four-plank top with a frieze drawer on
each end, on tapered square legs.

A Dutch mahogany and floral
marquetry Side Cabinet, circa, the
projecting frieze with a drawer above a
pair of panelled cupboard doors, the sides
with free-standing gilt-metal mounted
columns on square pillar bases.

A Louis XV-style kingwood and
mahogany parquetry Table a Rognon,
circa, with gilt-metal mounts
throughout, the galleried top with a
sprung frieze drawer, the fluted square
supports joined by an undertier, on
cabriole legs.

A Louis XV-style carved walnut
Fauteuil, late 18th Century, the shell
cresting above a nailed upholstered seat
and back, on cabriole legs.

A Louis XVI-style mahogany and gilt-metal mounted Lady’s Writing Desk, circa, the raised tambour top opening in conjunction with the frieze drawer to reveal stationery

compartments, the fold-over writing surface with a painted panel of a lady and gallant, on fluted turned legs.

A Napoleon III tulipwood and rosewood parquetry Jardiniere Table, circa, with gilt-metal mounts and Sevres-style plaques, the rectangular top with a detachable inset panel, the

shaped frieze above cabriole legs.

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.

MIRRORS  wall, and pier glasses
The wall mirrors of the walnut period were mounted in a rectangular frame of deal, with a convex section which was veneered in walnut and embellished with parquetry or marquetry if required.
With the influence of architects (and particularly William Kent) on furnishings in the 1715-1740 period, the wall mirror became the object of architectural treatment. There were essentially two sorts of mirrors in a room  an overmantel mirror above the fireplace, and pier glasses on the pier walls between windows, hung over pier tables. The overmantels tended to be given the full treatment  pediments, etc. etc., and are rather outside the scope of the normal collector. However the narrow pier glasses can be used in the modern house and are quite charming.
The original Vauxhall glass was rather thin and had a very shallow bevel. Where the glass was very long it had to be made in two pieces. Gesso was often used for the gilt versions and was useful for less important
frames where the cost of carving was high.
From about 1745 a lighter form was used in rather rococo style and the Adam and Chippendale designs reflect this. Later on the convex mirror became popular with its gilt balls and surmounting eagle.
At the turn of the eighteenth century mirror decoration was rather French Empire in style  neo-classical. As the century progressed, manufacturers made large overmantels and smaller girandoles in plaster which
emulated rococo or exuberant French styles.
Value Points:
Carved wood frame
Original glass in good/fair condition
Original gilding
Condition of plaster or gesso  frames are expensive to repair.
A walnut cushion’ mirror with convex frame inlaid with seaweed marquetry. The mouldings are in cross-grained walnut and there is a large cresting with a fret-cut border of seaweed type enclosing a panel of
more marquetry. The glass looks like a replacement. The cresting is often missing, in which case the price is less than half. 1680-1700
A pier glass in gilt with the shallow bevel of the original Vauxhall glass clearly evident.
More architectural pier glass with broken pediment, made in two pieces of bevelled glass. The frame is gilt.
1700-1720

A wall mirror in a carved gilt frame, in the rococo style. 1740-1750

Still very
architectural  gilt frame similar to designs of William Jones in 1739.
Heavy architectural pier glass in the William Kent manner.
A carved and gilt gesso glass with Prince of Wales feathers decoration above and shell below.
A mahogany framed mirror with fret-cut cresting and baseboards.
A mahogany and gilt frame with carved pediments.
1740-1750
A mahogany and gilt mirror which shows the transition from the grandness of 565 to the relative simplicity of 567. The carved and gilded basket of flowers, together with flower and leaf down the sides, add to value.
c. 1745
A Chinese rococo mirror in the Chippendale manner. The larger sizes are more valuable.
1750-1760
A rococo Chippendale oval giltwood mirror with foliage, C scrolls and urns. Again size important.
A convex gilt mirror surmounted by an eagle, of a type reproduced for over one hundred years.
1790-1820

An unusual mantel mirror in the Chinese rococo manner with scroll, leaf, branch and ornithological decoration  birds were always popular.
c. 1760
An oval gilt wall mirror surmounted by a vase and scroll pediment.
A nineteenth century mirror with pillar decoration.
Early 19th century
A nineteenth century pier glass with an eagle surmounting it and copious decoration  two female busts, two birds, flowers, scrolls and acanthus leaves. In the style of Thomas Johnson (1760) but a later
reproduction.