The Winter Auction

circa 1825, the hinged top with rounded front corners, the front with sycamore line inlay, raised on four baluster turned, knopped and waisted supports on a quatreform base, the four splayed legs with brass caps and castors, 74cm high x 89cm wide

20th century, the veneers possibly kingwood, the cartouche shaped top with glass cover, a brass handle at each end, above serpentine sides, the cabriole legs with foliate cast mounts, 49cm high; 92cm wide; 44cm deep

circa 1760, with hinged rectangular top, the straight tapered legs descending from fretwork spandrels to block feet, 73cm high; 85cm wide; 41cm deep (closed)

Second quarter 19th century, the hinged top with rounded front corners, the frieze with central tablet, on four turned legs

circa 1740, the flip top above a 'birdcage' of four columns around the shaft, above three cabriole legs to pad feet, 69cm high; 72cm diameter

circa 1800, each with panel toprail above a horizontal openwork geometric backsplat and a lobed splat; the drop in seats avove chamfered front and splayed back legs, with stretchers, Height: 87cm, Width: 50cm

circa 1840, the backrests each carved with a stylised foliate splat beneath a deep. arched toprail, above Berlin woolwork covered seats, straight front and splayed back legs, 91cm high; 61cm wide