Furniture

A Regency mahogany framed scroll back settee, upholstered in striped fabric, raised on sabre legs and brass castors, height 83cm, width 175cm, depth 66cm.

A pair of mid-20th century Jacobean Revival oak benches with turned and block legs, height 47cm, width 173cm, depth 27cm.

A late George III mahogany framed settee, upholstered in patterned cream damask, on reeded legs, height 92cm, width 192cm, depth 69cm.

An early 19th century fruitwood, elm and ash Windsor stick back armchair, raised on turned legs, height 96cm, width 56cm, depth 50cm. Provenance: from the personal collection of the ceramic artist, the late Eric James Mellon (1925-2014).

A mid-20th century G-Plan model 6250 ‘Blofeld’ swivel lounge chair, as featured in James Bond, height 100cm, width 90cm, together with a matching armchair and stool, all upholstered in tan leather.

A late Victorian Aesthetic Movement work table, the hinged lid with a burr wood reserve and enclosing a slide-out drawer, on turned legs united by an undertier, height 73cm, width 60cm, depth 42.5cm.

An early 20th century Chinese carved teak and oval wall mirror, the surmount carved with figures, 70cm x 82cm.

An early 20th century Indian hardwood folding table, profusely carved with foliage, height 54cm, width 56cm.

An Edwardian mahogany book trough, raised on shaped block legs and castors, height 76cm, width 55cm, depth 21cm.

A late Victorian mahogany twin-pedestal partners desk, the top inset with gilt-tooled red leather above an arrangement of twelve drawers and two cupboards, height 76cm, width 152cm, depth 99cm.

A late 19th century George II style mahogany framed elbow chair, possibly American, the carved vase back above a red velvet seat, on carved cabriole legs, height 104cm, width 75cm, depth 65cm.