The Winter Auction

second half 20th century, the quarter veneered oval top with foliate decoration and egg-and-dart repousse moulded edging, on four lion headed and winged monopodia to stylised paw feet, on a quatreform base and four short turned legs, 85cm high x 96cm long x 67cm wide

circa 1815, with central breakfront drawer above a drawer disguised as a recessed fascia, flanked by a drawer and cupboard to left and a double height drawer to right, all with heavy gilt brass knob handles; on six knop turned legs, 93cm high x 168cm wide x 76cm deep

late 18th century, the twin drop ends of the rectangular top with rounded corners, above twin drawers to the front and false drawers to the back, a support at each end united by a turned multi-knopped stretcher, each descending to twin splayed legs, with brass paws and castors, 74cm high x 148cm long (opened) x 72cm wide

with a scroll carved frieze raised on cabriole legs ending in claw and ball feet, 74cm wide x 35cm high

early 20th century, with superstructure of concave fronted shelf flanked by twin banks of two drawers, all with brass gallery rails, above an inset gilt tooled green leather writing surface, the bowfront and pedestals with an arrangement of nine drawers, on eight legs with brass caps and ceramic castors, 94cm high x 102cm wide x 58cm deep

circa 1760, the rectangular top with ogee moulded front and side edges, above a brushing slide with later inset baize writing surface, above two short and three graduated long drawers, all with cockbeading and brass swing handles, flanked by canted blind fretwork angles, above ogee moulded bracket feet, 80cm high x 96cm wide x 52cm deep

circa 1740, the adjustable rectangular plate with cusped upper corners and foliate moulded inner edge, the rectangular base with three frieze drawers, on ogee bracket feet, 62cm high x 44cm wide

circa 1810 and later adapted, the rectangular top with three quarter gallery; the two drawers and cupboard door at the front, all with gilt brass lions' masks and ring handles, on turned legs with brass caps and castors, 84cm high x 53cm wide x 54cm deep

late 17th century, the oval top with twin drop leaves, on knop turned columnar supports to square section legs with peripheral stretchers, Height: 69cm, Length opened: 130cm, Width: 120cm

Third quarter 18th century, the frieze drawer and twin panel doors with cut steel escutcheons and iron ring handles, on scrolled front and straight back legs, 101cm high x 121cm wide x 61cm deep