The Winter Auction

with a turned top rail and pierce carved middle rail inlaid with brass leafy tendrils. with a cane work seat, on sabre legs (6), 85cm high; 46cm wide; 42cm deep

Circa 1870, the backrest with carved shallow arched toprail, above foliate coverings, the tapered octagonal front legs and splayed back legs on brass castors, Height: 115cm

circa 1825, the four rectangular shelves with baluster and knop turned supports, above a drawer and four turned legs, with brass caps and castors, 137cm high x 47cm wide

early 18th century and later elements, the gallery with three frieze drawers and twin acorn terminals to the overhang, above three panel doors, one inscribed 23 ML 1716; the base section with three further drawers above twin panel doors, a serpentine apron and bracket feet, 154cm high x 136cm wide x 56cm deep

in 18th century style, early 20th century, the glass panes of the twin doors replacing the original marquetry panels (still present with the lot), enclosing six short and three long drawers, above a serpentine apron and bracket feet, 115cm high; 115cm wide; 46cm deep

in George III style, late 19th century, the pierced backsplats with arched toprails, above straight front legs and splayed back legs, with later upholstered drop in seats; with a roll of spare, conforming fabric, Height: 96cm Width: 53cm