Furniture

An early 18th century Chinese export lacquer collector's cabinet, raised on a later matched stand, the cabinet with overall engraved brass mounts and with overall landscape scenes of raised gilt lacquer, the interior fitted with an arrangement of drawers, height 170cm, width 109cm, depth 56cm (faults).

A late 19th/early 20th century French kingwood and ormolu mounted vitrine, the glazed door inset with an oval painted panel depicting a couple in a garden, height 159cm, width 68cm, depth 38cm.

A narrow George III mahogany chest of four long drawers with later fitted rococo handles, height 91cm, width 73cm, depth 52cm.

A William IV mahogany tub back bergère library armchair, the shaped top rail carved with anthemions and scrolls above a caned seat and back, on reeded legs and brass castors, height 97cm, width 58cm (faults).

An 18th century walnut and elm chest, fitted with three short and three long drawers, on bracket feet, height 93cm, width 97cm, depth 49cm.

A 17th century oak boarded six-plank coffer, the lid and front carved with foliate lozenges, height 51cm, width 100cm, depth 37cm.

A William and Mary oyster kingwood and seaweed marquetry collector's cabinet, in the manner of Gerrit Jensen, raised on an early 19th century figured mahogany and gilt metal mounted stand, the cabinet with a cushion frieze drawer above a pair of doors enclosing an arrangement of drawers and a central cupboard, with overall shaped reserves of seaweed marquetry, overall height 168cm, width 110cm, depth 50cm (faults). Note: the highly intricate arabesque marquetry on this lot bears close comparison with a group of furniture attributed to Gerrit Jensen. These include two cabinets in the collection of the Duke of Devonshire at Chatsworth House, Derbyshire, where Jensen worked between 1688 and 1698. A similar cabinet was sold in Bonhams Fine Furniture Sale, 4 June 2014, Lot 2.

A George III mahogany chest-on-chest, the dentil moulded pediment above an arrangement of oak-lined drawers with original brass handles, height 190cm, width 111cm, depth 55cm.

An 18th century provincial oak dresser, the plate rack with three elm shelves, the base fitted with three drawers above a deep shaped frieze and a pot shelf, on large bracket feet, height 217cm, width 154cm, depth 48cm.

A 19th century kingwood and gilt metal mounted occasional table, the serpentine top above a drawer and a slide, height 72cm, width 45.5cm, depth 38cm.

A 19th century French gilt gesso pier mirror, the foliate and lattice decorated frame with bead and reel mouldings, 163cm x 97cm.

An early/mid-20th century Italian carved giltwood rectangular wall mirror with a finely worked foliate scroll frame, 122cm x 88cm.

A set of six early 20th century George III style mahogany dining chairs, comprising two carvers and four standards.

A mid-Victorian mahogany chest of drawers by James Winter & Sons, Soho, London, height 122cm, width 120cm, depth 53cm, together with a Victorian mahogany dressing table mirror, width 58cm.

A late Victorian stained oak hallstand, profusely carved with masks and scrolls, height 224cm, width 92cm, depth 41cm.

A late Victorian stained oak box seat settle with profusely carved decoration, height 110cm, width 123cm, depth 50cm.

A Victorian stained oak twin-pedestal desk, the top inset with gilt-tooled green leather above profusely carved drawers, height 77cm, width 137cm, depth 75cm.

An early 20th century French mahogany and gilt metal mounted oval two-tier occasional table, height 77cm, width 65cm, depth 42cm.

A pair of 19th century French elm farmhouse benches with curved ends, height 46cm, length 191cm, depth 21cm.