March Sale - Day Two

A 19th century mahogany strung toilet mirror, with three frieze drawers. 61cm Est.200/300

A mahogany bow front chest of six short drawers on splayed feet. 69cm Est.250/350

A 1930's walnut display cabinet. 1.37m wide x 1.45m high Est.300/400

A late 17th century oak coffer, with three carved lozenge shaped panels, carvedstiles with an internal candle box. 119cm Est.200/300

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany shaped top occasional table. 75cm Est.100/200

A mid 19th century mahogany dining table with a swivel fold-over top, standingon four tapering turned legs. 151cm extended Est.600/800

An Edwardian mahogany writing desk by Holland & Sons, with a leather insetwriting surface and six small drawers flanking a single frieze drawer,...

A set of four Regency simulated rosewood single dining chairs with brass mountsand cane seats Est.500/700

A George III mahogany kettle stand with a candle slide on square tapering legs Est.700/900

A 19th century French gilt pier mirror with moulded and gesso decoration, (somedamage). 2m 5cm high Est.800/900

An Edwardian strung satinwood three fold screen with Gainsborough silk panels.1.87m high Est.600/900

A 19th century continental oak cupboard with four panelled doors, (with somedamage). 165cm wide Est.300/500

A Victorian mahogany extending dining table with one extra leaf. 150cm fullyextended, 105cm wide Est.600/800

A reproduction mahogany hanging display cabinet by Bevan Funnell. 110cm high Est.100/200

An Edwardian oak and brass swivelling magazine rack. 85cm high Est.180/250

A Victorian walnut centre table, the shaped top with bowed ends, a carvedfrieze, four turned and fluted legs united by a central stretcher. 118cm long

A Chinese hardwood cabinet inlaid with ivory, with four glazed doors. 109cmwide 56cm high Est.180/200

A pair of Chinese hardwood childrens chairs Est.150/180

A Victorian mahogany cheval mirror, on bold twist supports and carved outsweptlegs, mirror 126 x 75cm Est.800/1200

A 19th century settee with carved eagles head terminals and paw feet, the framenow painted Est.600/1000