Furniture

A mid-Victorian burr walnut serpentine fronted glazed bookcase with projecting corners, height 91cm, width 122cm, depth 37cm (some alterations and restoration).

An Edwardian mahogany and satinwood crossbanded five-drawer music chest with a raised top and open shelf, height 97cm, width 56cm, depth 41cm.

An Edwardian walnut two-section open bookcase with a brass three-quarter gallery, on a plinth base, height 124cm, width 144cm, depth 33cm.

An early 20th century French limed oak side cabinet by Cauvet Frères, Paris, bearing maker's plaque to back, height 82cm, width 96cm, depth 52cm.

A 20th century Continental giltwood circular wall mirror with sunburst frame, diameter 61cm, together with four similar wall mirrors, smallest diameter 45cm.

A George III mahogany chest of drawers, on splayed bracket feet, height 107cm, width 104cm, depth 51cm.

An early George III mahogany chest of oak-lined drawers, height 110cm, width 111cm, depth 51cm (faults).

A 20th century reproduction maple and giltwood overmantel mirror with rosette and scroll mouldings, height 134cm, width 130cm.

An Edwardian walnut and parcel gilt decorated two-tier wall cabinet, height 75cm, width 51cm, depth 18cm.

A William and Mary laburnum oyster veneered collector's cabinet-on-stand, the two doors with walnut feather banding opening to reveal an arrangement of drawers surrounding a central door enclosing further drawers, the frieze fitted with a single drawer and raised on later turned legs united by a stretcher, height 147cm, width 105cm, depth 50cm (some alterations and restoration).

A pair of George III Chippendale period mahogany dining chairs with pierced splat backs and overstuffed seats, height 97cm, width 55cm.

A George III and later side table, fitted with two frieze drawers, height 71cm, width 121cm, depth 55cm (alterations).

A late Victorian pine narrow chest of eight drawers, height 125cm, width 44cm, depth 33cm, together with an Edwardian mahogany oval wall mirror.

A late Victorian walnut two-tier occasional table, on ring turned legs, height 68cm, width 70cm, depth 43cm, together with another similar table, height 69cm, width 74cm, depth 41cm.

A Queen Anne walnut cushion section frame, inset with a later tinted-glass mirror etched with a coronet, height 84cm, width 66cm.

A late Victorian mahogany three-tier whatnot with ring turned legs and castors, height 92cm, width 75cm, depth 39cm.

A Victorian mahogany bowfront chest of drawers with reeded pilasters and squat bun feet, height 95cm, width 115cm, depth 49cm.

A George III mahogany circular tip-top wine table, raised on tripod legs, height 73cm, diameter 55cm.

A William IV rosewood tip-top breakfast table, in the manner of Gillows of Lancaster, raised on a reeded stem and circular platform with carved claw feet, height 72cm, diameter 132cm (split to top).