Furniture

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

An 18th/19th century provincial root ball chopping block, raised on three staked legs, height 66cm, width 57cm.

An early 20th century Tudor Revival carved oak cabinet-on-stand, the door decorated with a standing figure in an archway, fitted with a finely wrought iron lock plate, height 130cm, width 52cm, depth 35cm.

A late 20th century French limed oak chest of five drawers, height 99cm, width 55cm, depth 37cm.

A pair of early 20th century French oak bobbin turned corner chairs with rush seats, height 70cm, width 59cm, depth 58cm.

A large mid-Victorian mahogany extending dining table, the moulded edge top with six extra leaves, raised on six substantial carved tulip cusp legs and castors, height 73cm, unextended length 162cm, extended length 451cm, depth 121cm, together with a leaf cabinet. Provenance: originally from the Ashley Combe Estate.

A pair of Regency mahogany bar back dining chairs with carved fan backs and drop-in seats, height 87cm, width 45cm.

A 20th century French cherry draw-leaf dining table with a parquetry veneered top above cabriole legs, height 75cm, length 140cm, depth 100cm.

A late George III mahogany bowfront sideboard, the two drawers and dummy fronted door all with pressed brass lion's mask ring handles, height 94cm, width 176.5cm, depth 68cm.

An early 20th century mahogany luggage rack, the top with applied brass trim, height 42cm, length 61cm, depth 38cm.

A set of six George IV mahogany bar back dining chairs with scallop-patterned damask seats, on sabre legs, height 83cm, width 50cm.

A pair of Regency mahogany bar back dining chairs with turned and pierced roundel centre rails above overstuffed seats, height 83cm, width 50cm.

A pair of early 20th century French walnut bedside cabinets, each with a white marble top, height 79cm, width 42cm, depth 40cm.

An early George III flame mahogany linen press, attributed to Gillows of Lancaster, the dentil moulded pediment above a pair of doors with applied mouldings and carved palmette corner crestings, the base with dummy front drawers above a single drawer, height 199cm, width 133cm, depth 66cm (alterations). Note: for an example of the same door mouldings see 'Gillows of Lancaster and London 1730-1840' by Susan E Stuart, Volume II, pages 2, 60 and 61.

A pair of late 20th century French kingwood and floral marquetry bedside tables, one fitted with three drawers, the other with an open shelf, height 74cm, width 39cm, depth 31cm.

A 17th century Dutch ebonized rectangular wall mirror with ripple moulded border, 42cm x 33cm.

A 19th century pine chest of drawers with applied bamboo-effect mouldings, height 104cm, width 107cm, depth 51cm.

A 20th century French walnut side cabinet, fitted with a drawer and carved door, height 92cm, width 68cm, depth 49cm.

A pair of 20th century mahogany rectangular lamp tables, each with a crossbanded top and shaped apron, height 48cm, length 58cm, depth 53cm.