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, [...]

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 [...]

A Victorian antique oval Sutherland Table, Dressing Table Mirror, A walnut tripod Work Table, mid-19th Century
A Victorian antique oval Sutherland Table, the baluster ed support with a pole stretcher, 93cm.
A Victorian rosewood pedestal Table, the serpentine tilt-top with a lobed pillar and quadruple carved legs, 128cm.
A Victorian rosewood Card Table, with a foliate carved apron, [...]

George III ash Chair, Charles I oak Livery Cupboard, William and Mary oak Chest, Austrian cherry wood Centre Table
A set of six ash ladder-back
Chairs, late 17th/early 18th Century,
with rush seats, on turned legs with pad
and bun feet joined by stretchers, Wigan.
A fruitwood Farmhouse Table,
18th Century, the rectangular ‘D’-end
top on tapered square legs.
A beechwood and elm [...]

Louis XVI provincial pine Cabinet Bookcase, Italian walnut Cassone, Louis XIV carved walnut Armchair, Louis XV-style mahogany and cherrywood Bureau de Dame
A Restauration mahogany Pier
Table, circa, with a semi-circular top
above sabre legs joined by a triform
stretcher.
earrings diamond 18kt white gold
A pair of Italian carved and gilt-
gesso Girandoles, circa, the
cartouche-shaped foliate scroll frames formerly with candle [...]

MIRRORS  toilet
This form of mirror was introduced into Britain from the Low Countries in Queen Anne’s reign. The lower section was a miniature replica of a bureau. The mirror which was often of cushion shape was supported
between two uprights. Usually in walnut or japanned.
Value Points: Complexity of bureau part.
Shaped fronts.
Figured woods and inlays.
Original glass with [...]