The Winter Auction

circa 1780 and later adapted, the galleried top pierced for handles at each side, the serpentine front with two doors above a drawer, on straight legs, 75cm high x 52cm wide x 46cm deep

circa 1765, the serpentine gallery front, back and sides all with pierced handles, the front with lower pull-out section for a pot (later refitted), beneath an open side, on straight, chamfered legs, 59cm high x 55cm wide x 48cm deep

late 17th century, the hinged top with moulded front and side edges, above a recessed relief carved frieze of four stylised dragons, above three panels with confronting swans flanking a central chip carved lozenge; with later half spindle mounts either side, on short, straight legs, 124cm wide

comprising a Victorian oak footstool with Berlin woolwork covering and gilt bronze paw mounts at the feet; another early Victorian footstool with scroll carved wood legs; a green velvet upholstered hearth stool, with acanthus carved knees to pad feet; and an oak and walnut framed dressing table stool in 17th century style

early 20th century, the oval backs with floral and foliate carved surrounds, the armrests with scrolled terminals above acanthus adorned supports, the seat rails with guilloche borders, on fluted tapering legs; with green Damask silk coverings, 100cm high; 63cm wide

last quarter 19th century, the cartouche shaped backrest with floral cresting, the armrests with scrolled terminals above scrolling supports, above serpentine and foliate carved rails, on cabriole legs to ceramic castors; upholstered in woven silk, 89cm high x 66cm wide

of rectangular form, the sides of the surround with foliage and grotesques rising from urns in recessed relief, conforming reliefs to top and bottom, around a bevelled plate, 99cm x 69cm

early 19th century, of rectangular form, the surround with recessed fascia with applied patera, anthemia and foliate arabesques in relief, 152cm x 108cm

the rectangular tops with ovolo mouldings and foliate cast mounts, on tapering trunks with panel fronts, the bases on bracket feet, 116cm high; 42cm wide

circa 1760, the hinged rectangular top with ovolo moulded front and side edges, above plain friezes and straight legs, each chamfered to one side, the back two opening as supports for the table when open,
Height closed: 75cm, Width: 92cm, Depth closed: 45cm