The Winter Auction

circa 1840, portrayed around a table in a fine formal interior, beneath glass and set into a mahogany frame, with two carved crown finials, above four splayed legs with paw feet, on a rectangular base, 97cm high; 42cm wide

Provenance: Previously in the collection of Lady Diana Cooper (1892-1986)

circa 1825, the rectangular top with twin drop leaves with rounded corners, with two frieze drawers to the front and false drawers to the back, on a squat lobed and waisted shaft to a quatreform base, on four hipped and reeded legs to brass caps and castors, 71cm high; 143cm wide (opened), 65cm deep

the Dove Grey and striated white marble top with bow front, above three long drawers all with rectangular reserves of conjoined geometric motifs and with canted edges, the cabriole front legs with gilt metal sabots, 82cm high x 79cm wide x 38cm deep

circa 1835, the mirror frame with pediment and twin acroteria, above a recessed frieze of foliate arabesques, the two plates flanked by pilasters; the rectangular Italian green serpentine console top above a frieze of simulated foliate cut and gilt brass inlay, on twin monopodial scroll topped brackets to the rectangular plinth base, 252cm high (overall) 85cm wide; 38cm deep, console alone is 84cm high.

circa 1770, both with serpentine and backscrolled toprail; one with pierced backsplat in Gothic style, the other fluted; with drop in seats, the straight front and splayed back legs united by stretchers, 96cm high, 52cm and 54cm wide respectively

circa 1775, the circular flip top with lobed and moulded outer edge, on a fluted columnar shaft with knop turned, waisted and acanthus carved mouldings, on three cabriole legs to ball and claw feet, 70cm high x 77cm diameter

19th century with possibly earlier elements, the front with carved panels in 17th century style, all opening as doors, with panelled ends and straight, chamfered legs, 78cm high; 152cm wide; 59cm deep

early 20th century, the back with concave topped upper rail flanked by sphere finials, above a rectangular bevelled mirror, with eight hooks arranged around the openwork frame; with hinged console box flanked by apertures for umbrellas, with twin lift out metal drip trays in the base below, on straight legs, Height: 200cm. Width: 94cm. Depth: 33cm

the bureau circa 1780, the top later, with Chippendale style fretwork to a swan-neck pediment, above two doors with geometrically arranged astragals; the fall front opening to a fitted interior, on four graduated drawers each with twin brass swing handles, on bracket feet, 240cm high x 101cm wide x 54cm deep

with arched shield backrests above acanthus carved and reeded serpentine arms to serpentine fronted and fluted front rails, on tapering and reeded legs; upholstered in printed pink, white and tan cotton, 98cm high x 59cm wide

Provenance: Formerly in the collection of the renowned financier Sir Charles Clore.

late 19th century, of rectangular form, the ogee moulded outer edge with stylised overlying acanthus leaves, above a fascia and bevelled plate, 117cm high x 107cm wide

Provenance: Heytesbury House, the home of Siegfried Sassoon.