Furniture

A Regency satinwood glazed secrétaire bookcase, the galleried top above two astragal glazed doors, the secrétaire drawer finely inlaid in ebony with foliate scrolls, the front corners with projecting reeded columns raised on gilt brass caps and castors, bearing paper label to reverse detailed 'Bartlett Chapman & Colling, Dealers in Antique Furniture... 7, West Street, Brighton', height 177cm, width 81cm, depth 48cm (some overall faults and lacking one rear leg).

A Regency satinwood fold-over card table with ebony stringing and downswept splayed legs, height 73cm, width 91cm, depth 44.5cm.

An early 20th century French Transitional style kingwood and gilt metal mounted three-drawer commode, the white marble top above oak-lined drawers, height 82cm, width 91cm, depth 45cm.

A pair of late 18th/early 19th century Continental mahogany demi-lune side cabinets, each galleried top crossbanded in satinwood and kingwood above a pair of tambour shutter doors inlaid with profile portraits of a lady and gentleman, height 76cm, width 79cm, depth 41cm (some minor faults).

A fine Regency mahogany and brass mounted reading table whatnot in the manner of Gillows, the hinged top above reeded supports and two drawers, height 85cm, width 84cm, depth 34cm.

A set of eight Regency bar back dining chairs with ropetwist centre rails and reeded frames, the seats covered in dark brown leather, comprising two carvers, height 86cm, width 53cm, and six standards, height 86cm, width 50cm.

A Regency rosewood Canterbury with a carved laurel wreath front above a single drawer, height 51cm, width 48cm, depth 36cm.

A George VI limed oak coronation stool, the velvet seat on chamfered legs, the seat rail stamped with a crowned 'GRVI' cypher and 'Maple & Co' maker's mark, height 48cm, width 46cm, depth 32cm.

A late Victorian oak open fronted bookcase, the moulded pediment above open shelves, on a plinth base, height 152cm, width 167cm, depth 26cm (faults).

A mid-19th century teak and brass bound travelling trunk, the lid inset with a plaque detailed 'J.B. Clement 1863 East Indies' and engraved with a steam train, the sides fitted with substantial brass handles, height 56.5cm, width 97cm, depth 56cm.

A pair of Victorian carved and stained oak tub back elbow chairs with lion's mask handrests and claw feet, height 70cm, width 65cm, depth 59cm.

An early 19th century rosewood inverted breakfront side cabinet, the frieze with applied roundel mounts above four glazed doors, on a plinth base, height 95cm, width 183cm, depth 44cm.

A George III mahogany chest of four graduated long drawers, on bracket feet, height 85cm, width 94cm, depth 50cm.

A George IV mahogany chest of two short and two long drawers, on bracket feet, height 86cm, width 90cm, depth 46cm.

A late 19th century Neoclassical Revival giltwood console planter table, the shaped white marble top enclosing a tin liner above a trailing vine frieze centred with a panel of flaming torch and quiver, height 92.5cm, width 116cm, depth 46cm.

A Victorian mahogany window seat, raised on turned baluster legs, height 50cm, width 106cm, depth 26cm.

A George III mahogany side table, fitted with a single drawer, on block legs, height 75cm, width 81cm, depth 43cm.

A George III mahogany circular tip-top supper table, fitted with a birdcage mount and raised on a tripod base, height 71cm, diameter 74.5cm.

An early Victorian mahogany kneehole side table, fitted with five drawers, raised on turned tapering legs, height 83cm, width 138cm, depth 56cm.