The Winter Auction

circa 1835, the serpentine toprail of the backrest with confronting scroll carved cresting, with scrolled ends above octagonal section legs with brass castors, 93cm high; 244cm wide; 62cm deep (frame joints loose). Provenance: Otley Hall, Suffolk

early 19th century, the rectangular top with canted front corners and moulded front and side edges, above a frieze drawer and three further drawers enclosed within moulding, with bracket front feet and straight back legs, 97cm high x 125cm wide x 52cm deep

last quarter 19th century, with shallow rounded ends and four extra leaves, on four knop turned and waisted legs to brass caps and castors, 74cm high x 138cm long ( the extra leaves adding 30cm) x 114cm wide

circa 1680, the hinged rectangular top with rounded front corners and ogee moulded front and side edges, the front with scrolling foliage in recessed low relief, on a cross-hatched ground, above draped festoons and sunflower carved spandrels, with further foliate carved detail to the legs and ends, 75cm high x 135cm wide x 60cm deep

mid 18th century, the double arched top with stylised flaming heart and foliate cresting, above twin panel doors with stylised foliate mouldings, the serpentine apron above short cabriole front legs, with straight back legs, Height: 251cm high x 146cm wide x 68cm deep

early 18th century, the oval top with twin drop leaves, above knop turned and waisted supports to block lower legs with peripheral stretchers, 75cm high x 211cm long x 139cm wide (open)