Antique Sideboard

Regency gilt-gesso convex Wall Mirror, Victorian mahogany oval Sutherland Table, Louis XVI-style carved elm Fauteuil, Victorian rosewood revolving Piano Stool

A walnut and gilt painted triple Dressing Table Mirror, faults, 110cm. wide.

A George III mahogany tray-top Bedside Commode, with a tambour front above a pull-out base, on moulded square legs, 52cm. wide.

A George Ill-style large mahogany and crossbanded break-front Sideboard, 19th Century, the three frieze drawers flanked by a deep drawer and a cellaret drawer, the bell flower

carved terminals above tapered square legs and spade feet, 274cm. long.

A pair of early 19th Century-style black japanned and gilt ‘X’-framed Armchairs, with pierced trellis backs and button upholstered ivory dralon seats.

A Victorian oak and upholstered revolving tub-shaped Chair, covered in brown leathercloth; together with another tub-shaped Chair in matching upholstery, on turned legs and

castors.

A giltwood Standard Lamp, with a floral embroidered shade, on a fluted stem and carved tripod supports, 185cm. high.

A Regency gilt-gesso convex Wall Mirror, with an eagle cresting, 81cm. high.

A late George III mahogany small Chest, with ebonised stringing and four long drawers, on bracket feet, 80cm. wide.

A Victorian rosewood revolving Piano Stool, with an octagonal stem and triform base, on scroll feet, 50cm. high.

A 17th Century-style oak Joint Stool, with turned and square legs joined by stretchers, 47cm. wide.

A George Ill-style mahogany Armchair, with trellis splat and distressed green striped brocade slip-in seat, on tapered square legs.

A George III mahogany and satinwood banded Card Table, inlaid throughout with stringing, the breakfront top above tapered square legs, 92cm. wide.

A Victorian mahogany oval Sutherland Table, on turned legs with arched feet and castors, 99cm. wide when open.

A Victorian mahogany and beechwood adjustable Bed Table, 76cm. wide.

A gilt-gesso hanging Display Cabinet, 19th Century, with pierced trophy cresting and a pair of glazed doors, 80cm. wide.

A George III mahogany Chair, with
pierced vase-shaped splat and slip-in
pale-green velvet seat, on tapered square legs;
together with a George III mahogany Chair,
with pierced splat, slip-in gold damask seat and
chamfered square legs.

A pair of George III mahogany Dining Table Ends, with ‘D’-shaped tops, on tapered square legs and brass castors, each 98cm. wide.

A pair of Continental painted and parcel-gilt Chairs, late 18th Century, with pierced splats and rush seats, including loose velvet upholstered squabs, on fluted tapered square

legs joined by turned stretchers.

A Louis XVI-style carved elm Fauteuil,
with vellow damask upholstery, on fluted
turned legs.

A Dutch mahogany miniature Secretaire a Abattant of late 18th Century design, inlaid with multiple bandings and paterae, on tapered square feet, faults, 65cm. high by 34cm.

wide.

George III mahogany Linen Press, George II mahogany Armchair, George IV oak breakfront Library Bookcase, George IV mahogany drop-leaf Breakfast Table

A George III mahogany Card
Table, circa 1800, inlaid throughout with
ebonised stringing, the chamfered
rectangular fold-over top above tapered
square legs with spade feet, 89cm. wide;
2ft. llin.

A George III mahogany Linen Press, circa 1800, inlaid throughout with stringing, the swan-neck pediment with later gilt-metal mounts, the pair of oval rosewood crossbanded panel

doors now enclosing hanging space, below are four long graduated drawers, on splayed bracket feet,. 129cm. high by 126cm. wide; 4ft. 3in. by 4ft. 2in.

A Regency mahogany and
rosewood crossbanded Breakfast Table,
circa 1820, the rounded rectangular
tilt-top above a ring turned pillar and
quadruple splayed legs ending in brass
cappings and castors, 139 by 100cm.;
4ft. 6′/2in. by 3ft. 3′/2in.

A set of six George III mahogany
Dining Chairs, circa 1780, the
shield-shaped backs with pierced splats, the nailed green leathercloth seats above tapered square legs.

A George II mahogany Armchair, circa 1750, with a pierced vase-shaped splat and drop-in green hide seat, on carved cabriole legs ending in pad feet, restored, including later

seat rails.

A George III mahogany Press
Cupboard, circa 1800, the arched
cornice above a pair of oval panelled
doors, now enclosing a hanging space,
the lower section now with two short and
one long dummy drawer above a real
drawer, on shaped apron with splayed
bracket feet, altered, 211cm. high by 121cm.
wide; 7ft. 11 in. by 4ft.

A George IV oak breakfront
Library Bookcase, circa 1830, with
ebonised mouldings throughout, the
swan-neck pediment above an egg and
dart cornice with dentilled and foliate
carved mouldings, the three pairs of
astragal doors with brass grille panels,
the three frieze drawers each with a pair
of panel doors below enclosing adjustable
shelves, on a plinth base, altered including
later components, 279cm. high by 396cm.
wide; 9ft. 2in. by 13ft.

A George III mahogany oval
Pembroke Table, circa 1800, the
satinwood crossbanded top above a single
drawer, on boxwood strung tapered
square legs ending in castors, restored,
101cm. wide; 3ft. 33/4in.

A George IV mahogany drop-leaf Breakfast Table, circa 1825, with a frieze drawer, the quadruple turned legs above moulded sabre feet ending in ornate brass cappings, noiv

lacking castors, 107cm. wide; 3ft. 6in.

A George III mahogany serpentine-front Sideboard, circa 1790,
the central frieze drawer flanked by two
drawers and a door, on tapered square
legs with spade feet, 160cm. wide;
5ft. 3in.

A Regency rosewood Sofa Table,
circa 1815, the rectangular top
crossbanded in maple, the pair of real
and opposing dummy frieze drawers
inlaid with stringing, the conforming
inlaid rectangular supports on maple
banded splayed legs ending in brass paw
feet and castors, 144cm. wide when open;
4ft. 9in.

A George IV mahogany secretaire Bookcase, circa 1825, the flared cornice above a pair of astragal doors enclosing adjustable shelves, the writing drawer revealing stationery

compartments, below are three long graduated drawers, on bracket feet, 214cm. high by 103cm. wide; 7ft. by 3ft. 4′/2in.

A George IV mahogany secretaire Bookcase, circa 1820, inlaid throughout with ebonised stringing, the flared cornice above a pair of panel doors enclosing adjustable shelves, the

rosewood crossbanded base with a writing drawer above two long drawers, on splayed bracket feet, 230cm. high by 101cm. wide; 7ft. by 3ft.

A Victorian mahogany and brass-bound secretaire Military Chest, circa 1850, in two parts, the pair of frieze drawers including a writing drawer above three long graduated

drawers, on turned feet, 109cm. high by 99cm. wide; 3ft. 7m. by 3ft. 3m.

A late George III mahogany and upholstered Wing Armchair, circa 1800,
the tub-shaped back upholstered in
green velvet, on ring turned legs with
brass castors.

A George II red walnut kneehole
Dressing Table, circa 1740, the moulded
top above one long frieze drawer and an
arrangement of seven drawers
surrounding a recessed cupboard door,
on bracket feet, 71cm. high by 77cm. wide;
2ft. 4in. by 2ft. 6in.

A George III mahogany Wing
Armchair, circa 1760, upholstered in
nailed brown hide, on chamfered square
legs joined by stretchers.

A George III mahogany Card Table, circa 1790, inlaid throughout with stringing, the satinwood banded ‘D’-shaped top above tapered square legs, 91 cm. wide; 3ft.

A late George III mahogany Commode Chest, circa 1800, the
crossbanded fall-front above two drawers, on bracket feet, altered, 71cm. high by 63cm. wide; 2ft. 4in. by 2ft. lin.

A William IV mahogany Cellaret,
circa 1830, of sarcophagus form, the
hinged top revealing a lead-lined
interior, with panelled sides, on a plinth
base, 65cm.; 2ft. V/2in.

Regency gilt framed Pier Mirror, George III mahogany secretaire Bookcase, George III carved mahogany Library Armchair, George III mahogany pedestal Cupboard

A Regency gilt framed Pier Mirror, circa 1810, the classical frieze above a rectangular plate flanked by spiral terminals, 117cm. high by 70cm. wide; 3ft. Win. by 2ft. 3V2in.

A George III satinwood and upholstered scroll-end Settee, circa 1780, inlaid with ebonised stringing, covered in pale-blue striped fabric, the arched back with leaf inlay, on

tapered square legs and spade feet, restored, 203cm. wide; 6ft. 8in.

A Regency rosewood and walnut
Tripod Table, circa 1815, the brass
inlaid top above a spiral-twist turned and
leaf decorated stem, on a triform base
ending in splayed leaf carved scroll feet,
altered, converted from a pole screen, 36cm.
wide; lft. 2in.

A set of eight George III mahogany rail-back Dining Chairs, circa 1805, including a pair of armchairs, with nailed hide upholstered seats, on ring turned tapering legs (8)

A Regency similar rosewood adjustable Dressing Mirror, circa 1810,
the circular swing-frame plate on a
telescopic ring turned stem with splayed
tripod supports joined by stretchers, with
turned feet, 123cm. high retracted;
4ft. tein.

A George III mahogany secretaire
Bookcase, circa 1780, the dentil cornice
above a pair of astragal doors enclosing
adjustable shelves, the crossbanded and
strung writing drawer revealing
stationery compartments, below are a
pair of panelled doors enclosing sliding
trays, on bracket feet, 228cm. high by
117cm. wide; 7ft. 6in. by 3ft. Win.

A Regency rosewood and
satinwood banded small Bookcase, circa
1815, with open shelves flanked by
shaped sides above a pair of later glazed
doors, on short turned legs with brass
paw feet, faults, 111cm. high by 76cm. wide;
3ft. 71/2in. by 2ft. 6in.

A George III carved mahogany
Library Armchair, circa 1770, the
serpentined back and stuffed seat
covered in floral needlework, the foliate
carved arm facings above blind-fret
chamfered square legs with pierced angle
brackets and pierced fret stretchers,
faults.

A George III mahogany secretaire
Bookcase, circa 1790, the domed cornice
above a pair of astragal doors enclosing
adjustable shelves, the panelled writing
drawer with ebonised stringing and
crossbanding enclosing stationery
compartments, below are three long
graduated drawers, on later shaped
bracket feet, 227cm. high by 105cm. wide;
7ft. 5′/2in. by 3ft. 5in., upper part possibly
associated.

A Regency amboyna and simulated burrwood Occasional Table, circa 1820,
the chamfered rectangular top on a
spirally fluted baluster turned stem, the
triform base on splayed bracket feet,
53cm. wide; lft. 9in.

A George III mahogany pedestal
Cupboard, made-up, the square top with
a fluted frieze above two panelled doors
enclosing cupboards, the guilloche
carved apron above splayed square legs
on castors, 84cm. high by 45cm. wide;
2ft. 9in. by lft. 6in.

A George III mahogany secretaire
Chest, circa 1785, inlaid throughout with
stringing and spandrels, the later
moulded top above a writing drawer
enclosing stationery compartments, below
are three long graduated drawers, on
shaped bracket feet, 112cm. high by
126cm. wide; 3ft. 8in. by 4ft. V/2in.

A George III mahogany bow-front
Sideboard, circa 1790, inlaid throughout
with stringing and kingwood cross-
banding, the frieze drawer above an
arched apron flanked by a pair of deep
drawers, on tapered square legs with
spade feet, formerly with rear brass gallery,
90cm. high by 153cm. wide; 2ft.

A George III mahogany Writing
Table, circa 1800, the rectangular
fold-over top with coromandel
crossbanding, the panelled frieze with
opposing lopers and a drawer, on ring
turned legs with castors, 73cm. high by
64cm. wide; 2ft. 41hin. by 2ft.

A George III mahogany Bureau
Bookcase, circa 1790, the associated
upper section inlaid with stringing and
enclosed by a pair of astragal doors, the
later veneered fall enclosing small
drawers inlaid with stringing, the four
long drawers above splayed bracket feet,
230cm. high by 113cm. wide; 7ft. 6in. by
3ft. 8in.

A George II mahogany Card Table, circa 1750, the rectangular fold-over top on turned tapering legs headed by lappets and on pad feet, 82cm. wide; 2ft.8V2in.
A George III mahogany and brass-bound Wine Cooler, circa 1790, of
octagonal form, with a hinged top revealing a lead-lined interior, on later tapered square legs, 46cm. wide; lft. 6in.

A George III mahogany
breakfront Sideboard, circa 1790, the
satinwood crossbanded top with an oval
harewood fan medallion, the frieze with
an arrangement of three shallow drawers
and one deep drawer surrounding an
arched apron with inlaid spandrels, the
tapered square legs surmounted by floral
swags and spade feet, some inlay later,
95cm. high by 180cm. wide; 3ft. lJ/2in. by
5ft. llin.

A George III mahogany extending
Dining Table, circa 1810, the rounded
rectangular top with concertina action,
the frieze with narrow boxwood banding,
on spiral reeded turned legs with brass
castors, 329cm. long by 121cm. wide;
10ft. 91/2in. by 3ft. lltein., including five
leaves.

A George IV rosewood Teapoy, circa 1830, the moulded hinged top revealing a pair of canisters and blending bowl divisions, the sides with scroll handles, on a square tapered

pillar, shaped platform base and moulded splayed feet, 45cm. wide; lft. 51/2in.

George I walnut chair-back Settee, William and Mary walnut and featherbanded Tea Table,  George I walnut Armchair, George II yew-wood Chest-on-Chest

A George I walnut and featherbanded Bureau Bookcase, circa 1720, the arched cavetto cornice above a pair of astragal doors enclosing adjustable shelves with a pair of candle

slides and a dummy drawer, the fall revealing stepped stationery compartments and a well above a pair of doors enclosing later sliding trays, on bracket feet, restored, 223cm.

high by 95cm. wide; 7ft. 4m. by 3ft. IVzin.

A Queen Anne-style walnut and featherbanded Bureau Bookcase, circa 1910, the double domed cornice with urn finials above a pair of bevelled and star cut mirror panel doors

enclosing adjustable shelves, the fall surmounted by a pair of candle slides and enclosing a fitted interior including a well, the two short and two long graduated drawers above

shaped bracket feet, 210cm. high by 95cm. wide; 7ft. lOViin. by 3ft. Vfcin.

A William and Mary oyster laburnum and walnut Chest, circa 1700,
with segmented veneers and holly
stringing, with two short and three long
graduated drawers, the sides with
roundels, on later shaped bracket feet,
restored, 90cm. high by 94cm. wide;
2ft. litem, by 3ft. lin.

A Queen Anne walnut Dressing Table Mirror, made-up, the bevelled plate with pierced fret surmount, the stepped base with three short drawers above one long drawer, on bun feet,

41cm. wide; I ft. 4in.

A George III cherrywood Bureau, circa 1780, the fall revealing stationery compartments, the four long graduated drawers above later bracket feet, faults, 98cm. high by 81cm.

wide; 3ft. 2V2in. by
2ft. 8in.

A George I walnut chair-back Settee, circa 1720, the shell carved cresting above triple pierced vase-shaped splats, the drop-in seat on shell carved cabriole legs with pad feet,

restored

A George I walnut Side Table, circa 1720, the moulded top above three frieze drawers and a shaped apron, on cabriole legs ending in pointed pad feet, restored, 71cm. high by

86cm. wide; 2ft. 4in. by
2ft. Win.

A William and Mary walnut and featherbanded Tea Table, circa 1700,
the semi-elliptical top with a pair of small
frieze drawers, the turned and octagonal
tapering legs joined by stretchers, on bun
feet, restored and including later components,
71cm. wide; 2ft. 4in.

A George I walnut and feather-
banded Bureau, circa 1720, the fall
revealing a well and stepped stationery
compartments, the two short and two
long graduated drawers above later
bracket feet, 98cm. high by 91cm. wide;
3ft. 21hin. by 3ft.

A George I walnut Armchair,
circa 1715, the oak cresting rail above a
solid vase-shaped splat, the leathercloth
upholstered seat on cabriole legs joined
by turned ‘H’-shaped stretchers

A pair of George I walnut Side
Chairs, circa 1750, with solid
vase-shaped splats and drop-in seats, on
cabriole legs with pad feet

A George I walnut and feather-banded secretaire Chest, circa 1720, the
later top above a moulded frieze,
formerly with a slide, the writing drawer
revealing stationery compartments above
three long graduated drawers, on
bracket feet, 113cm. high by 107cm. wide;
3ft. 8in. by 3ft. 6in., formerly with an upper
section

A William and Mary walnut cushion frame Wall Mirror, circa 1690,
with a later rectangular plate, restored, 53 by 49cm.; lft. 9in. by lft. 7in.

A George I walnut Armchair, circa 1720, with a solid vase-shaped splat and drop-in seat, on cabriole legs joined by turned ‘H’-shaped stretchers and with pad feet, restored

A William and Mary beech wood and cane Side Chair, circa 1690, with a pierced cresting and cabriole legs joined by turned ‘H’-shaped stretchers

A George I walnut and feather-
banded kneehole Writing Desk, circa
1720, the quarter veneered crossbanded
top above one long frieze drawer
revealing a writing surface and
compartments, the kneehole with a
recessed cupboard door surrounded by
seven drawers, on bracket feet, restored,
74cm. high by 75cm. wide; 2ft. 5in. by
2ft. 51/2tn.

A George I walnut and feather-
banded Chest, circa 1715, the
crossbanded top above two short and three long graduated drawers, on reduced bracket feet, restored, 97cm. high by 89cm. wide; 3ft. 2in. by 2ft. 11 in.

A George II yew-wood
Chest-on-Chest, circa 1730, the moulded
cornice above two short and three long
graduated drawers, the base with three
further long graduated drawers, on
bracket feet, 175cm. high by 96cm. wide;
5ft. 9m. by 3ft. 2in.

A William and Mary walnut and
featherbanded Bureau Bookcase, circa
1700, the moulded cornice above a pair
of doors with later mirror panels
enclosing shelves with candle slides
below, the fall revealing a well and
stepped stationery compartments, below
are two short and two long drawers, on
later bun feet, restored, 202cm. high by
104cm. wide; 6ft. Ttein. by 3ft. 5in.

A George I walnut Stool, circa
1720, the rectangular needlework seat
above cabriole legs with scroll carved
knees, on pad feet, 49cm. wide; lft. 7V2in.

GOOD WALNUT TEA CADDY, GEORGE III MAHOGANY TEA BOX, INDIAN IVORY STATIONERY BOX, TORTOISESHELL TWO DIVISION TEA CADDY, ROSEWOOD COMBINED DRESSING AND JEWELLERY BOX

A GEORGIAN HIDE COVERED CASKET, the domed lid with a swing handle contained throughout by brass studs and bands, (26cm) by 15in (38cm).

A GOOD WALNUT TEA CADDY of sarcophagus form, with a raised lid enclosing two divisions and а molded glass mixing bowl, on an ogee plinth and square feet, inlaid throughout with

fine boxwood lines, 82in (22cm) by 15in (38cm), mid 19th century

A TORTOISESHELL TWO DIVISION TEA
CADDY, with a slightly domed lid,
the top and sides inlaid with fine
metal lines on turned feet, 5in
(13cm) by 6in (15cm),early19th
century.

AN EARLY VICTORIAN TORTOISESHELL
TWO DIVISION TEA CADDY of rectangular form, the top applied with а polychrome and very eulogies picture of Westminster Abbey,  by 7in (18cm), second quarter 19th century.

A WALNUT COMBINED JEWEL AND
DRESSING CASE of rectangular form, the top opening to reveal fitted scent decanters and boxes with silver plated fittings, above а jeweler drawer, 7in (18cm) by 12in (31cm), mid

19th century.

A CALAMANDER WOOD AND BRASS
BOUND STATIONERY, the domed
top applied with an oval jasper
mount, 6 l/2in (16cm) by 9in (23cm);
and a Blotter en suite, (29cm) by  (22cm), both mid
19th century.

A LATE GEORGE III MAHOGANY TEA
BOX of rectangular form, inlaid
throughout with designs in a variety of woods, first quarter 19th century; and а
Turned Mahogany Stand.

AN ANGLO INDIAN TEAK, IVORY AND
SADELI WORKBOX, of rectangular form, with a slightly raised lid enclosing a fitted interior, incised and inlaid throughout with animals and birds, 5in (13cm) by 13in (33cm),

third quarter 19th century.

A TORTOISESHELL TWO DIVISION TEA
CADDY, the slightly raised lid with
an initialed plaque above а
broadly fluted front on button feet,
inlaid throughout with fine metal
lines, 53Ain (15cm) by 8in (20cm),
second quarter 19th century.

A ROSEWOOD  DESK ENCRIER,   of
rectangular form with a bobbin turned handle, opening to reveal а wafer well flanked by ink and pen wells, above a side drawer, on turned feet, 6in (15cm), mid 19th century.

AN ANGLO INDIAN IVORY STATION-
ERY BOX, the sloping top and sides
applied with ribbed panels con-
tained by engraved borders, 6in
(15cm) by 82in (22cm), mid 19th
century; and a Mother of Pearl Card
Case, by 3in (8cm), second quarter 19th century.

AN ANGLO INDIAN HORN WORK BOX
with a boldly gadrooned top and sides, fitted interior, 5in (13cm) by 12in (36cm), mid 19th century.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TWO DIVI-
SION TEA CADDY, the top and front
inlaid with an oval shell, and
throughout with boxwood lines,
5in (13cm) by 7in (18cm), late 18th
century; and a Walnut and Tun-
bridge two division Tea Caddy,
by 8in (20cm), mid
19th century.

A TORTOISESHELL TWO VISION TEA
CADDY, of rectangular form with button feet, by 63/4in (17cm), second quarter 19th century.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TEA CADDY of square form, inlaid with chevron lines throughout, 42in square, late 18thlearly 19th century.

A REGENCY PEN WORKED AND LAC-
QUER COUNTER , of rectangular form, painted and lacquered with chino series, on embossed metal feet, the interior with compartments, and ivory and mother of pearl counters,

4x/2in by 12in (31cm), early 19th century.

A TORTOISESHELL TWO DIVISION TEA
CADDY of rectangular form on but-ton feet, 4x/2in by 6in (15cm), second quarter 19th century.

A ROSEWOOD COMBINED DRESSING
AND JEWELLERY BOX, of rectangular
form, fitted with glass and silver
plated bottles and pots, above а
secret jeweler drawer, 7in (18cm)
by 12in (31cm).

А ROSEWOOD AND BOULLE WRITING
CASE, in the form of a blotter, the
front and back panels inlaid with
cut brass and pewter designs
enclosing a silk lined interior,
102in (27cm) by 14in (36cm), second quarter 19th century.

AN OAK COMBINED TANTALUS AND
SMOKING COMPENDIUM, the hinged top and front opening to reveal decanters, glasses and chromed fittings for pipes, 132in (34cm) by 18in (46cm), late 19th  early 20th century.

AN EBONY AND PORCUPINE QUILL-
WORK BOX of rectangular form
enclosing a fitted tray.

A WALNUT AND TUNBRIDGE WRITING
BOX of rectangular form, inlaid with parquetry bands enclosing а fitted interior, 7in (18cm) by 20in (51cm), third quarter 19th century.

A GEORGE III SATINWOOD TWO DIVI-
SION TEA CADDY, of rectangular
form with canted sides, the top
inlaid with a shell, by
71/2in (19cm), late 18th century

CALAMANDER OCCASIONAL TABLE, PAINTED CABINET ON STAND, PAINTED WALNUT HARLEQUIN DAVENPORT, CORNER DISPLAY CABINET, MAHOGANY AND MARQUETRY DESK

A BURR WALNUT LOO TABLE, the OVal top
inlaid with stringing on a baluster leaf-carved pillar and four leaf-carved cabriole legs, with a retailer’s label T. H. Filmer & Son, 29\ by 53in; 75 by 136cm, c. 1870.

A MAHOGANY AND MARQUETRY DRESSING
TABLE, the bow-fronted satinwood cross-banded top with three frieze drawers with three graduated drawers to the left of the recess and three dummy drawers forming a cupboard to

the right, on square tapering legs, 42in; 107cm wide, 1880-1900.

A SATINWOOD PEDESTAL with a marble top above a stop-fiuted column on square base, 42 by 13in; 108 by 33cm, c. 1890.

A CALAMANDER OCCASIONAL TABLE, the
octagonal top inlaid with ivory and boxwood stringing, on turned tapering legs joined by a tier stretcher, 29in; 74cm square, c. 1890.

A ‘GEORGE II’ MAHOGANY CHEST of four
graduated long drawers below a brushing slide; 75 by 70cm, ma de up late 19th century.

A   MAHOGANY   COLUMN,   the   flutingS
inlaid with kingwood, the gilt-bronze olive leaf and berry bandings above a plinth, 89.5cm, late 19th century.

A PAINTED CABINET ON STAND, the top
with a pair of cupboard doors painted with mid-17th century scenes, on a leaf-carved beechwood ‘X’-frame stand, 62 by 36iin; 159 by 92cm, late 19th early 20th century.

A PAIR OF ‘GEORGE II’ DINING CHAIRS in the manner of Mathew Darley, each with a rectangular back pierced with a lozenge and carved with trellis of leaves above a stuffed seat,

on leaf-carved cabriole legs and claw-and-ball feet, c. 1900.
A similar chair is illustrated in World Furniture, page 132, illus-tration 485.

A CHINESE HARDWOOD FOUR-FOLD SCREEN,
each fold with moulded pierced scroll cresting above a glazed panel enclosing an embroidery worked with dragons and bands, each fold 48 by 32in; 124 by 82cm, late 19th

century.

A PAIR OF MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD
PEDESTALS, the moulded tops on tapering panelled bodies on plinths, inlaid with garrya, 42fin; 108.5cm, c. 1900.

A SET OF SIX MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS,
including one Armchair, each with a
serpentine top-rail and pierced inter-
laced splat flanked by moulded sup-
ports above a stuffed drop-in seat, on
leaf-carved cabriole legs with claw-
and-ball feet, c. 1900.

AN UNUSUAL PAINTED WALNUT HARLEQUIN DAVENPORT, the divided flat square top hinged to reveal a rising fitted writing surface and stationery compartment, the sides with four real

opposing four dummy drawers, on slender cabriole legs and block feet, the brass-work stamped ‘ The Eclipse’, patented in Great Britain, in other countries, with Bramah locks,

22in; 56cm wide, c. 1910.

A STAINED PINE ‘О’-SHAPED TALL DISPLAY
CABINET, the fluted cornice above a pair of doors and three glass shelves with tubular adjustable brass supports, the base carved with foliage, 97 by 47 by 20lin; 246.5 by 119.5

by 52cm, early 1900’s.

A ‘GEORGE III’ MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE,
the breakfront frieze carved with an urn and ribbon-tied husks, on square tapering legs, 48|in; 123.5cm wide, c. 1900.

A MAHOGANY CORNER DISPLAY CABINET,
the superstructure with a swan-neck cresting and a thirteen-panel glazed cupboard door enclosing shelves above a crossbanded cupboard door inlaid with shells, 92 by 28in; 234 by

71cm, c. 1900.

A PAIR OF WHITE-PAINTED AND PARCEL-
GILT ARMCHAIRS, the oval guilloche
backs with sprung seats, on scroll
cabriole legs.

A WALNUT DISPLAY CABINET, the rect-
angular glazed door flanked by small painted porcelain panels, 29fin; 75.5cm wide, 1860’s.

A PAIR OF ‘LOUIS XIV’ GILTWOOD SIDE
CHAIRS, the pierced vase backs with
sprung seats and fused tapering legs,
c. 1900.

A JAPANNED BAMBOO DAVENPORT with a
pierced superstructure above a sloping front, the s ides with three short drawers opposing a cupboard door, painted throughout with chinoiserie foliage, 42 by 24in; 107 by 61cm,

c. 1880.

A BAMBOO AND  LACQUER HALL  STAND
with a bevelled mirror plate flanked by asymmetrical shelves, above a frieze drawer and further shelves, 72 by 26in; 183 by 66cm, late 19th century.

A   SET   OF   EIGHT   MAHOGANY   DINING
CHAIRS, including a pair of Armchairs,
each with a shield back and Prince of
Wales’ feathers splat, above stuffed
seats on tapering legs joined by an ‘H’
stretcher, second quarter of the 20th
century.

A SET OF SIX ‘NEW CROMWELL’ STAINED
OAK DINING CHAIRS, designed by E. Gomme, including a pair of Armchairs with concave backs and upswept arms, the Side Chairs carved with fiower-heads, on stile supports, with

‘U’-shaped stuffed seats, stamped Reg. No. 778034, one arm lacking, c. 1932.

A MAHOGANY AND MARQUETRY DESK, the
frieze drawer opening in conjunction with the cylinder, with a fitted interior and bronze lined fiap on square tapering legs, the front inlaid with elaborate boxwood and

harewood urns and foliage, 29in; 75cm wide, c. 1910.

AN   OAK   GOTHIC   REVIVAL   SECRETAIRE
BOOKCASE with a moulded comice above a central Iancet arched and glazed door, flanked by narrow glazed doors with a fitted secretaire drawer above a kneehole flanked by panelled

cupboard doors, 98 by 76 by 249 by 193 by 52cm, third quarter of the 19th century.

PAIR OF MALACHITE-MOUNTED MARQUETRY CABINETS - SATINWOOD DRESSING TABLE - ‘GEORGE  III’ MAHOGANY CARLTON

AN IMPORTANT AND FINE PAIR OF MALACHITE-MOUNTED MARQUETRY CABINETS, each with an arched mirror crest-ing surmounted by a gilt-bronze inter-laced monogram above a female mask, flanked by pearwood putti, the red marble top above outset canted columns with elaborately carved purpleheart and gryphon supports with pearwood sup-ports, flanking a cupboard door, one applied with a copper electrotype panel entitled Musica, the other entitled Poesia, held by fine marquetry and ivory inlaid arrangement of foliage and flowers, on gadrooned bun feet, the columns applied with malachite bosses, ISl by 34|in; 200 by 88cm, c. 1865.
Among the numerous woods used in this exceptionally fine pair of marquetry cabinets are the following: walnut, chestnut, box, pear, purpleheart, holly, syca-more and amboyna.

A  PAINTED  PEMBROKE  TABLE,  the  top
with two ‘D’-flaps painted with vases and swags of ribbon-tied flowers within a rosewood inlaid border, the frieze with a central long drawer, on square tapering legs with brass castors similarly painted with swags of flowers, 1880-1900, 35in; 94cm wide (open), mid or late I9th century.

A   MAHOGANY   DISPLAY   CABINET,   the
broken pediment above a pair of glazed doors enclosing shelves, the stand with a fluted frieze and square chamfered legs, 76i by 29in; 194.3 by 74.3cm, 1880-1900.

A PAIR OF WALNUT AND MARQUETRY SIDE
CABINETS, each with a grained top above a glazed cupboard door inlaid with flowers and leaves flanked by fiat colurnns similarly inlaid and headed by gilt-bronze mounts.

A SATINWOOD AND MARQUETRY DISPLAY
CABINET ON STAND by Edwards & Roberts, the upper part with a sixteen-panelled glazed cupboard door enclos-ing shelves flanked by mirrored panels with open shelves supported by fluted colurnns, the lower part with a single drawer stamped Edwards & Roberts above a cupboard door flanked by open shelves inlaid throughout with swags with ribbon-tied foliage, masks and vases, crossbanded throughout with rosewood, 81 by 45in; 206 by 114cm, c. 1900.

A   ‘GEORGE   III’   MAHOGANY   CARLTON
HOUSE WRITING DESK with three frieze drawers, on square tapering legs ending in castors, the superstructure with two brass letter slots, with key, c. 1800/1900.

AN EDWARDS  AND  ROBERTS MAHOGANY
WRITING TABLE, the inset leather top with outset corners above leaf-carved cabriole legs, with two long frieze drawers, 30| by 54 by 30in; 77 by 137 by 76cm, the frieze drawer stamped ER, 1880’s.

A ‘GEORGE II’ MAHOGANY DINING TABLE,
the rectangular top with three extra leaves, on four cabriole legs carved at the knees with shells and leaves with claw-and-ball feet, 120 by 294in; 305 by 75cm, late I9th century.

A MAHOGANY SETTEE upholstered in William Morris’s ‘Squirrel’, the arched back with over-scrolled arms, sprung seat and twist-turned legs, 73in; 186cm wide, late 19th century
This fabric was designed by J. H. Dearle, c. 1899, who was Morris’s manager and ran the works after his death. This fabric was exhibi-ted at the Arts and Crafts Exhibition of 1899.

A   LIBERTY   AND   CO.   BIRCH   COCKTAIL
CABINET, with canted sides, incorporat-ing the sides of a wide door, enclosing shelves and a well above two drawers with plated heart escutcheons, 50 by 28in; 127 by 71cm, 1920’s.

A SET OF EIGHT ‘LATE GEORGE II’ DINING
CHAIRS, including a pair of Armchairs
each with a pierced vase splat, drop-in
seats and cabriole legs with claw-and-
ball feet, late 19th century.

A SET OF MAHOGANY WALL SHELVES with
an arched swan-neck cresting above five tiers of open shelves, each with a crenellated top above a pierced border with blind fret, with mirrored backs joined by double column supports, 46in; 117cm, c. 1890 .

A GOOD HINDLEY AND WILKINSON PAINTED   SATINWOOD   DRESSING   TABLE,
the shield mirror hung with roses and a dove, the supporting cupboards with oval panels en grisaille, with classical figures, the shaped frieze containing concave/convex drawers with fitted interiors, the frieze drawer with a pull-out adjustable writing slide on ring-turned tapering legs, the whole painted with classical flowers and fruit, stamped Hindley & Wilkinson Ltd London, with Hobs & Co. special quality locks, 66 by 40| by 21in; 169 by 102 by 50.8cm, stretcher missing, c. 1890
This is a copy of the one now in the Victoria and Albert Museum which was purchased by the South Kensington Museum in 1867. A similar piece is illustrated in British Furniture, 1880-1915, by Pauline Agius, page 52.

A LARGE PAIR OF MAHOGANY DOORS AND
FRAMES, the overdoor with corbel supports applied with baskets of fruit and acorns, each door with six panels, 98 by 64in; 248 by 162.5cm overall; the doors 83 by 39iin; 210 by 99.7cm, c. 1910.

A SET OF ‘SHERATON GEORGE III MAR-
QUETRY DINING CHAIRS, the shield backs with solid vase splats inlaid with baroque marquetry, the sprung seats with square tapering legs and block feet, late I9th century, possibly Dutch, the marquetry partly incised on a maho-gany ground.

A   ‘WILLIAM  IV’  ROSEWOOD  DRUM-TOP
TABLE, the top inset with a leather surface and crossbanded with rosewood, the frieze with four real and four dummy drawers on a tapering column and concave-sided base, 29 by 47in; 74 by 119cm, c. 1835.

A SET OF FOUR SIMULATED ROSEWOOD
DINING CHAIRS, the top-rails applied with foliage with double ‘S’-scroll splat, stuffed drop-in seat and turaed tapering legs, late 1930’s.

A TALL WALNUT STAND, the square top with out-flaring turned legs joined by a platform stretcher inlaid with pewter birds and flowers, the arched niches with beaten and pierced copper bosses, 44in; 112cm, c. 1900.

A SET OF EIGHT GEORGE III STYLE MAHO-GANY   DINING   CHAIRS,   including   tWO Armchairs, each with a serpentine top rail pierced with quatrefoils above three
conforming crossbars, the outcurved arms with leaf-carved scroll terminais,
the pad feet on fluted square-section
legs, joined by ‘H’-stretchers, early 20th
century.

A PAIR OF PAINTED WALL CABINETS in mid
18th century chinoiserie style, each with a pagoda cresting and open glass shelves supported by fluted columns, 36 by 22in; 91.5 by 56cm, fitted for electricity, modem.

A   MAHOGANY   PEDESTAL   DESK   with   a
green leather-lined top above three frieze drawers and three drawers in each pedestal, 60 by 36in; 152.5 by 91.5cm, 20th century.

A NEST OF FOUR SATINWOOD OCCASIONAL
TABLES, each with an oval reserve on
four ring-turned supports and a trestle
base, the largest 26 by 20in; 60 by 5lin,
с. 1900.