The Winter Auction

the inset gilt tooled leather surface within a brass three-quarter gallery, above an arrangement of five drawers around a kneehole, on tapered and fluted legs to toupie feet, 75cm high; 117cm wide; 64cm deep

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