Furniture

A good late George III mahogany twin-pedestal desk, in the manner of Gillows of Lancaster, the top inset with red leather above an arrangement of seventeen oak-lined drawers, raised on a plinth base and brass castors, height 81cm, width 163cm, depth 85cm.

A pair of late 20th century George III style wing back armchairs, upholstered in buttoned brown leather, height 110cm, width 85cm, depth 94cm.

An early Victorian mahogany three-tier graduated bookshelf with scroll and spiral reeded supports, height 85cm, width 98cm, depth 24cm.

A George IV mahogany wine cooler of panelled sarcophagus form, the sides with cast bronze wreath handles, height 46cm, width 75cm, depth 48cm.

A  mid/late 19th century burr walnut and gilt metal mounted dressing table, the shaped mirror back inset with a Sèvres style porcelain plaque, with overall applied gilt metal mounts, height 137cm, width 113cm, depth 51cm.

A George I walnut side table with feather and crossbanded borders, fitted with three frieze drawers above a shaped apron, height 76cm, width 79cm, depth 49cm.

A George III provincial oak side table, probably North Country, the crossbanded top above a single drawer and deep apron, height 76cm, width 78cm, depth 50cm.

A rare 16th century boarded oak clamp-front ark or meal chest, the domed lid formed from three planks, raised on four corner supports, height 40cm, width 81cm, depth 44cm (some repairs).

A George I walnut chest of oak-lined drawers with feather banded borders, on bracket feet, height 93cm, width 98cm, depth 58cm (faults).

A George I and later burr walnut chest-on-stand with overall feather banded borders, the inverted breakfront pediment above an arrangement of oak-lined drawers, the later stand with turned cup and cover legs, height 166cm, width 116cm, depth 60cm (alterations).

A George III mahogany secrétaire chest-on-chest, fitted with nine oak-lined drawers, on ogee bracket feet, height 184cm, width 112cm, depth 58cm (some faults and repairs).

An 18th century provincial oak dresser base, fitted with three drawers, on turned legs, height 90cm, width 227cm, depth 55cm.

A 17th century oak draw-leaf refectory table, the rectangular top raised on turned cup and cover supports, height 78cm, length 136cm, depth 78cm.

An early 18th century provincial oak panelled coffer with incised decoration, height 62cm, width 93cm, depth 48cm.

A 17th century oak side cupboard, fitted with four panelled doors, height 132cm, width 155cm, depth 53cm (alterations).

A 20th century George I style walnut kneehole desk with overall feather and crossbanded borders, height 82cm, width 110cm, depth 53cm.

An early Victorian rosewood centre table, fitted with two frieze drawers above reeded supports and bracket feet, height 73.5cm, width 130cm, depth 58cm.

An unusual mid-Victorian rosewood quartetto nest of occasional tables, each end fitted with a demi-lune compartment, the second table down inlaid with a chessboard, the smallest table fitted with a reading stand, height 72.5cm, width 71cm, depth 33.5cm.

A 19th century Queen Anne style walnut rectangular stool, upholstered in pink velour, on carved cabriole legs, height 29cm, width 58cm, depth 30cm.