Furniture

A modern George III style mahogany bookcase cabinet by Arthur Brett, with overall satinwood crossbanding, height 226cm, width 114cm, depth 48cm.

A group of four metal framed and pine wine racks, each 177cm x 90cm x 23cm, together with two smaller racks.

A William IV mahogany framed chaise longue, raised on tulip cusp legs and brass castors, height 95cm, width 190cm, depth 42cm.

A William IV rosewood circular breakfast table, raised on a tulip cusp stem and a triform base with reeded cup feet, height 71cm, diameter 137cm (some minor faults).

A George II red walnut stand, the top fitted with a lead planter, the deep plain frieze raised on finely carved cabriole legs with scallop shell shoulders and pointed pad feet, overall height 56cm, width 30cm, depth 26cm.

A modern walnut valet clothes stand by Starbay, the top rail inset with maker's plaque, height 115cm, width 45cm.

A Victorian rosewood three-tier whatnot, fitted with a single drawer, height 101cm, width 43cm, depth 36cm (alterations and faults).

A George III mahogany fold-over tea table, the frieze with chequer stringing, height 76cm, width 97cm, depth 44cm.

A George III mahogany bowfront chest of drawers, height 110cm, width 110cm, depth 57cm. Provenance: from the principal contents of Stone House, Bolney, West Sussex.

A George III giltwood rectangular pier mirror, the acanthus leaf moulded frame with lower corner panels centred by rosettes, 103cm x 77.5cm. Provenance: Christie's Stoneleigh Abbey sale, 1981.

An early 20th century gilt composition rectangular sectional wall mirror, moulded in relief with acanthus leaves and rosettes, 68cm x 107cm.

A Charles II oak table, the two-piece top on turned and block legs, height 61cm, width 63cm, depth 43.5cm.

A Charles II oak side table, the two-piece top above a single drawer, on turned and block legs, height 61cm, width 70cm, depth 43cm (alterations and faults).

A harlequin set of six late 19th/early 20th century turned ash spindle back chairs with rush seats, height 97cm, width 48cm, together with a similar carver chair, height 111cm, width 63cm.

An 18th century lacquered leather green chinoiserie trunk, the domed lid and sides with studded and metal bounded edges, raised on a later made stand, height 83cm, width 98cm, depth 54cm (faults).

A late 19th/early 20th century Neoclassical Revival narrow pine barrel-back corner shelf, the arched niche with carved eagle surmount above five shaped shelves, height 215cm, width 65cm, depth 22cm. Provenance: from the principal contents of Stone House, Bolney, West Sussex.

An early 19th century giltwood pier mirror with a carved foliate frieze and foliate cartouche-decorated pilasters, the reverse bearing original maker's label detailed 'R. Brock, Looking Glass, Picture Frame Manufacturer & Undertaker... London', 96cm x 81cm (some faults and repairs).

A Regency mahogany and rosewood tip-top reading table, the finely carved stem raised on a quatrefoil base, height 74cm, width 53cm.

An early George III mahogany oval drop-flap breakfast table, fitted with a single frieze drawer, raised on pad feet, height 71cm, length 138cm, depth 121cm.