Furniture

A Victorian tub back settee frame, on turned legs, height 77cm, width 144cm, depth 80m (un-upholstered).

A George III mahogany chest of oak-lined drawers, on splayed bracket feet, height 82cm, width 97cm, depth 48cm.

A pair of late 20th century French kingwood and marble-topped bedside chests, height 72cm, width 42cm, depth 30cm.

A George III provincial oak dresser, the plate rack above two drawers and an open shelf, height 211cm, width 149cm, depth 45cm.

A 19th century French elm mechanical wine screw, converted to a jardinière stand, height 145cm.

A late 20th century French marble-topped kidney-shaped two-tier table with applied gilt metal mounts, height 70.5cm, width 46cm, depth 31cm.

A late 20th century French parquetry veneered and gilt metal mounted three-tier étagère, height 77cm, width 36.5cm, depth 26.5cm.

A modern American Mission style quarter-sawn oak four-drawer filing chest by Stickley, height 145cm, width 56cm, depth 72cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak writing table, fitted with three frieze drawers, height 75cm, width 82cm, depth 43.5cm.

A mid-20th century teak sideboard, attributed to Florence Knoll, the four sliding doors fitted with leather tab handles, on metal legs, height 65.5cm, width 183cm, depth 45.5cm.

A mid-20th century Danish teak rectangular coffee table by Peter Lovig Nielsen, height 41.5cm, length 150cm, depth 45cm.

A set of five mid-20th century Danish teak and tubular metal Model 3103 'Hammer' chairs, designed by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen, height 76cm, width 41cm (one base detached).

A mid-20th century Danish teak draw-leaf dining table, on turned legs, height 72.5cm, width 85cm, depth 85cm.

A mid-20th century French walnut daybed settee with loose cushions and angular frame, height 80cm, width 190cm, depth 90cm (some faults).

A mid-20th century Danish teak extending dining table by Gudme Möbelfabrik, the circular top with two extra leaves, height 73.5cm, diameter 122cm.

A mid-20th century teak 'Magic Box' foldaway desk, attributed to Mummenthaler & Meier, height 115cm, width when open 164cm, depth when open 73cm (some faults).

A Lloyd Loom 'Lusty' easy chair and another Lloyd Loom tub back chair, height 68cm, width 55cm.

A set of three mid-20th century Danish 'Model 209' rosewood framed Diplomat chairs, designed by Finn Juhl for France & Son, fitted with black leather seat and back pads, the seat rails with original metal factory labels and incised gilt lettering, height 80cm, width 69cm, depth 64cm. Note: this lot is accompanied by the relevant Article 10 Cites Certificate, numbered 24GBA10ZRA546.

An early 20th century Chinese camphor trunk, carved with figures, the interior with a lift-out tray, height 40cm, width 82cm, depth 36cm.