The Winter Auction

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.