Furniture

A Victorian walnut breakfront credenza with boxwood foliate inlay and applied gilt metal mounts, height 106cm, width 177cm, depth 35cm.

An early 19th century provincial oak longcase clock with thirty-hour movement striking on a bell, the painted dial inscribed 'Lewitt Leicester', the case with overall mahogany crossbanding, height 213cm, width 50cm, with pendulum and weight (alterations).

An early/mid-19th century provincial oak longcase clock with eight day movement striking on a bell, the painted dial inscribed 'N Dumvile, Stockport', the case with mahogany crossbanding and boxwood stringing, height 214cm, width 57cm, with pendulum and weights.

An early/mid-20th century Gothic Revival panelled oak coffer, the hinged lid above finely carved tracery and linenfold panels, height 56cm, width 75cm, depth 43cm.

A George III mahogany chest of drawers with original gilt brass handles, height 95cm, width 103cm, depth 58.5cm.

A mid-Victorian Gothic Revival mahogany showframe child's armchair, the arched top and sabre legs flanking the original needlework seat and back, height 68cm, width 38cm.

A mid-20th century Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson oak dressing table, the adzed top above six drawers and panelled sides, height 73cm, width 137cm, depth 51cm.

A mid-20th century Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson oak tub back armchair, the three lattice carved panels above a tan leather seat, height 80cm, width 62cm, depth 58cm.

A late George III mahogany bar back elbow chair with a reeded spindle back and caned seat, raised on reeded tapering legs, height 83cm, width 53cm, depth 52cm (faults).

A Regency rosewood library table, the rectangular top above two concealed drawers and carved tulip cusp supports, height 72cm, width 152cm, depth 70cm.

A George III Chippendale period mahogany kettle stand, the fretwork gallery above a pull-out slide and block legs united by an 'X' stretcher, height 63cm, width 30cm, depth 30cm (faults and repairs).

An early 20th century brass and mahogany adjustable music stand, the lyre top above a tripod base, width 41cm.

A George III mahogany night cupboard with gallery top and tambour shutter, height 84cm, width 56cm, depth 53cm.

A late Regency/early Victorian parquetry specimen top centre table, probably by S. Jamar, the octagonal tip-top veneered in various woods with a geometric design, raised on a gilt composition stem and a triform base, the stem block stamped 'S. Jamar', height 77cm, width 83cm. Note: the firm S. Jamar specialised in furniture making in the French manner. Located in 29 Wardour Street, London, in 1818, he also began trading in Liverpool from 1819.

A pair of Victorian oak hall chairs, the shaped backs carved with opposing dolphins enclosing a painted heraldic crest, height 88cm, width 42cm.

An early Victorian pollard oak framed rectangular wall mirror with a bevelled glass and gilt slip, 60cm x 52cm.

A Victorian mahogany collector's chest of eleven graduated drawers, enclosed by two panelled doors, height 109cm, width 81cm, depth 52cm.

A Victorian walnut kidney shaped writing table, the top inset with green leather above a carved base, height 72cm, width 92cm, depth 42cm.

A mid-Victorian mahogany side table, the crossbanded top above three oak-lined drawers, on turned legs, height 78cm, width 110cm, depth 48.5cm.