Furniture

A fine mid-Victorian burr walnut credenza with overall gilt metal mounts and crossbanded borders, the shaped top above four glazed doors, all within finely shaped sides, height 105cm, width 176cm, depth 44.5cm.

An Edwardian satinwood display cabinet-on-stand, of Royal interest, manufactured by Queen Alexandra's Carving School and probably housed originally at Sandringham, with overall crossbanding and stringing, the moulded pediment above a pair of astragal glazed doors enclosing glass shelves, the stand fitted with a single drawer, on tapering legs united by a shaped undertier, bearing manufacturer's stamp to drawer and inscribed 'From Sandringham' to the inside of one door, height 176cm, width 68cm, depth 37.5cm. Note: this lot comes with a copy of a letter dated 4th January 1979 from the Estate Office of Sandringham, confirming the impressed mark on the drawer indicates that it was 'constructed by pupils at Queen Alexandra's Carving School'. Provenance: Ellis & Sons, Antique, Victorian and Edwardian Furniture sale, September 1978, Lot 32. Toovey's Single-Owner Collection: The Property of a Gentleman, 14th June 2016, Lot 3350.

A Regency rosewood rectangular library table, by Gillows of Lancaster, the top with typical bead and reel moulding above two frieze drawers, one bearing maker's stamp, the twin supports carved with acanthus and laurel leaves above foliate carved cabriole legs and castors, height 72cm, width 107cm, depth 60.5cm.

A good early Victorian rosewood rectangular wine table, probably by Gillows of Lancaster, raised on a turned stem and tripod cabriole legs with carved claw feet, height 74cm, width 65cm, depth 47cm.

A Regency provincial elm waterfall open bookcase with arched pediment and reeded edges, height 140cm, width 108cm, depth 27cm.

A near pair of early Victorian mahogany three-tier buffets with brass caps and castors, height 102cm, width 77cm, depth 45cm.

A good Victorian mahogany twin-pedestal partners desk, the top inset with gilt-tooled green leather above twelve oak-lined drawers and two cupboards, height 79cm, width 183cm, depth 120cm.

A mid-19th century Florentine black marble and polished Sicilian agate circular centre table, the top with a veneer of Sicilian agate above a baluster stem and a triform base inlaid with matching circular reserves, height 75cm, diameter 58.5cm.

A George I walnut swing frame mirror, the large plate glass above three drawers and bracket feet, height 82cm, width 48.5cm, depth 28cm.

A mid-18th century French provincial walnut commode, the serpentine front fitted with three drawers, height 88cm, width 124cm, depth 61cm.

A mid-19th century Neoclassical Revival rosewood and brass inlaid centre table, the shaped top with an inlaid central panel of brass, boxwood and other woods, fitted with a single maple-lined drawer, on fluted tapering legs united by a serpentine 'X' shaped stretcher, height 76cm, width 131cm, depth 72cm (some faults).

A George III Chippendale period mahogany dining chair, the finely carved Gothic tracery back above an overstufffed seat, height 97cm, width 56cm. Provenance: Toovey's sale, Property of Michael Godfrey, 16th March 2023.

A Louis Philippe mahogany four-drawer commode with a grey marble top, height 92cm, width 110cm, depth 57cm.

A pair of early 20th century Neoclassical Revival painted torchère stands, the tops inset with rouge marble, the stands painted with palmettes, masks and stiff leaf bands, on cast gilt metal claw feet, height 77.5cm, diameter 36cm.

An early 18th century burr walnut chest-on-stand, fitted with an arrangement of drawers, on cabriole legs and pad feet, height 145cm, width 101cm, depth 58cm (alterations).

A George I provincial walnut chest-on-stand, the two short and four long drawers with original brass handles, height 130cm, width 101cm, depth 56cm. Provenance: from the estate of the late Michael Rawlins of Wakefords, Easebourne, West Sussex.

A good 20th century Louis XV style parquetry kingwood three-drawer commode of shouldered bombé form with marble top and gilt metal mounts, height 87cm, width 113cm, depth 50cm.

An early 20th century mahogany Globe Wernicke four-section library bookcase, fitted with three glazed doors and a panelled door above a drawer base, height 157cm, width 86.5cm, depth 38cm.

A Regency mahogany wine table, the finely carved base raised on a triform stand, height 76cm, diameter 50cm.