Furniture

A mid-20th century 'Besway' oak metamorphic retro tea trolley, on block supports and brass castors, height 64cm, width 77cm, depth 38cm.

A rare mid-20th century Danish polished steel and black leather 'Scimitar' chair, model number IS-63, circa 1963, designed by Preben Fabricius and Jørgen Kastholm, and manufactured by Ivan Schlechter, bearing embossed manufacturer's logo to underside of leather and stamped to base 'Stainless Steel Danmark', height 64.5cm, width 82cm, depth 63cm.

A set of three Danish beech framed 'Safari' armchairs, bearing labels, detailed 'Bernstorffsminde Møbelfabrik, Made in Denmark', fitted with brown cotton seats and backs, height 74cm, width 65cm.

A Metalarte gilt brass floor lamp, designed by George Hansen, on a circular base, height 102cm (missing switch).

A pair of Ercol Renaissance model armchairs, height 101cm, width 80cm, depth 97cm.

A modern Italian glass and perspex desk table, possibly Tonelli 'Bacco' range, height 76.5cm, length 122cm, depth 81cm.

A modern Italian glass and perspex coffee table, possibly Tonelli 'Bacco' range, height 41cm, length 90cm, depth 80cm.

A mid-20th century Danish teak sideboard, designed by Jens Quistgaard for Peter Long, the tambour shutter doors enclosing sliding trays and shelves, on turned legs, height 80.5cm, width 200cm, depth 50cm.

A mid-20th century teak oval coffee table by Nathan Furniture, height 46cm, length 120cm, depth 60cm.

A mid-20th century teak circular occasional table of retro design, the planked top with raised edge, on angular legs, height 51cm, diameter 64cm.

An Art Deco cream painted lamp standard by Berry's, with metal uplighter above a stepped glass collar, height 174cm, together with a set of four matching wall lights, width 31cm.

An 18th century French cherry side cabinet, the two drawers and two cupboard doors with applied steel key escutcheons and hinges, height 107cm, width 138cm, depth 61cm.

A 19th century Continental walnut side table, fitted with a drawer, raised on barley twist legs united by shaped stretchers, height 83cm, width 120cm, depth 55cm.

A 19th century rosewood open bookcase, the marble top above a brass mounted frieze, height 87cm, width 116cm, depth 34cm (faults), together with a George III mahogany bureau, height 102cm, width 93cm, depth 53cm (lacking rear feet).

A mid-20th century brass framed display case with lockable hinged door, two glass shelves and mahogany plinth, height 92cm, width 34cm.

An Edwardian pale oak four-section wardrobe, the doors with carved foliate panels, enclosing sliding trays and drawers, height 224cm, width 252cm, depth 62cm (alterations to pediment).

A late Victorian mahogany three-section wardrobe, fitted with panelled doors, height 215cm, width 193cm, depth 63cm.

An 18th century oak coffer, the panelled front carved with a figure and three animals, height 64cm, width 150cm, depth 58cm (alterations).

A Regency mahogany library globe stand, raised on a tulip cusp stem and tripod legs, height 70cm, diameter 43cm (alterations), together with a Regency mahogany revolving occasional table, height 45cm, diameter 49cm (alterations).