Furniture

A William IV rosewood library table, fitted with two frieze drawers, the block supports united by a turned stretcher, on turned bun feet, height 72cm, width 153cm, depth 70cm.

A William IV rosewood fold-over games/work table, fitted with a drawer above a well, raised on pierced block supports, on turned bun feet, height 74cm, width 55cm, depth 41cm.

A Regency figured mahogany work table, in the manner of Gillows, the hinged top revealing a compartmentalized interior, fitted with a basket slide raised on a turned, reeded and tulip cusp column terminating in four scroll sabre legs, height 84cm, width 54cm, depth 48cm.

A late 19th/early 20th century mahogany campaign chest of two short and three long drawers with brass recessed handles, on turned feet, height 102cm, width 91cm, depth 49cm.

A pair of George V oak Globe Wernicke six section bookcases with glazed doors, on plinth bases, height 206cm, width 87cm, depth 37cm.

A Regency rosewood pier table with brown marble top, raised on a pair of finely carved scroll supports and a shaped platform base, on reeded bun feet, height 92cm, width 108cm, depth 39cm.

A William IV mahogany oval centre table, the beaded top fitted with two frieze drawers, raised on a carved tulip cusp column and four carved cabriole legs, height 75cm, width 115cm, depth 81cm.

An early 20th century French walnut salon settee, height 105cm, width 140cm, depth 61cm, and two matching side chairs, height 96cm, width 53cm, all with carved decoration and red leather seats and backs, on cabriole legs.

A late 19th century French Rococo Revival giltwood four-fold dressing screen, each shaped panel inset with painted scenes of three ladies partaking in outdoor pursuits, representing the four seasons, by Adolphe Frédéric Lejeune, all bearing signatures and dated '96', the frames finely carved with foliate scrolls and flowerheads, height 183cm, width of each panel 55cm.

A mid-Victorian walnut and gilt metal mounted revolving piano stool by Cope & Collinson, the circular tapestry seat raised on a turned and fluted baluster column and carved tripod cabriole legs, height 56cm, diameter 32cm.

An early 20th century satinwood three-section wardrobe, the moulded pediment above a central cupboard and drawers, flanked by hanging cupboards, on bracket feet, height 194cm, width 203cm, depth 61cm.

A Victorian walnut side cabinet with inlaid decoration and gilt metal mounts, fitted with a pair of glazed panel doors, on bracket feet, height 110cm, width 118cm, depth 32cm.

An Edwardian oak twin pedestal desk, the gallery back above a gilt-tooled green leather writing surface, fitted with nine drawers, on brass caps and china castors, height 92cm, width 122cm, depth 66cm.

A French Empire mahogany demi-lune side table, the moulded top above a dummy drawer, raised on turned and fluted legs united by an undertier, height 84cm, width 96cm, depth 46cm.

An early Victorian mahogany extending dining table with two extra leaves, the rectangular top raised on hexagonal tapering legs and brass caps and castors, height 71cm, length 265cm, depth 137cm.

A 19th century and later oak dresser, the shelf back above two drawers and an open shelf, on block legs, height 158cm, width 100cm, depth 49cm.

A 19th century Dutch mahogany and oak chiffonier with chequer stringing and gilt metal mounts, the shelf back above two drawers and a pair of cupboards, on bracket feet, height 141cm, width 92cm, depth 44cm.

A 19th century Dutch marquetry elbow chair, profusely inlaid with flowers, on sabre legs, height 87cm, width 55cm, together with a similar pair of side chairs.