Fine Art & Antiques

with heavily carved scrolls at each corner framing a central flower, each 43cm high (2)

after Coalbrookdale's fern and blackberry pattern, with a slatted wooden seat, 85cm high; 113cm wide; 51cm deep

19th century, modelled with a basin held aloft by a partially draped putto, a hound at his feet, 105cm high

circa 1825, the hinged top with rounded front corners, atop a central rectangular section pedestal to a quatreform base, with four splayed legs to stylised paw cast brass feet and castors, 73cm high, 91cm wide

19th century, with brass caps and castors, stamped 'LEWTY / PATENT', the back legs stamped 'CW'; 78 cm. high

20th century, the serpentine moulded glass front and sides within foliate cast metal surrounds, the cabriole legs with conforming sabots, 148cm high, 87cm wide

early 19th century, the rectangular top cleated at each side for the drop leaves, with twin frieze drawers to the front, on twin vase form supports to splayed legs, brass caps and castors, 70cm high, 172cm wide opened, 76cm deep

later 20th century, the top with three inset and gilt tooled leather skivers, the serpentine and gadrooned front, back and sides above an arrangement of drawers to front and back, all with metal swing handles, the pedestals with canted angles carved with scrollwork above lions' heads and trailed bellflowers, to carved paw feet, 77cm high, 184cm wide, 104cm deep

Note: See Tennants, Leyburn, Spring Fine Art, 15th March 2013, lot 1513 for a strikingly similar example by Gillows

circa 1800, the hinged tops with rounded front corners, the edges and friezes with sycamore stringing, on tapering knop turned legs, 74cm high, 92cm wide, 46cm deep closed

elements 17th century and later, the oval top above a drawer at one end, on knop turned legs descending to stretchers, 70cm high, 149cm long opened, 122cm wide

circa 1775, previously the ends of a larger dining table, each with a hinged leg at the back, 72cm high, 121cm wide

circa 1770, the fall front opening to a fitted interior, above two short and three graduated long drawers, all with brass swing handles with repousse tholoi to the oval backplates, on bracket feet, 110cm high, 124cm wide, 56cm deep

last quarter 18th century, the fall front with fitted interior, above two short and three long drawers, all with brass swing handles with openwork latticed backplates, on bracket feet, 100cm high, 93cm wide

circa 1860, with gilt tooled red leather skiver, the front with three frieze drawers, on knop turned and waisted legs to castors, 73cm high, 167cm wide, 85cm deep

20th century, the naturalistically cast uprights supporting panelled seat and back rest, 89cm high; 164cm wide; 55cm deep

the top of elongated oval form with brass studs to the edge, over a plain frieze on turned legs, 213cm long x 84cm wide x 74cm high

18th century and later, the rectangular top on four baluster legs joined by stretchers, 73cm high x 215.5cm long x 67cm deep

Late 18th century, the bowfront rectangular top above a central frieze drawer flanked by two doors, the right-hand door enclosing two bottle racks, on square tapering legs, 90.5 cm high; 182 cm. wide; 81.5 cm. deep

The rectangular folding top enclosing a green baize-lined interior, with concealed drawer, 74 cm. high, 88.5 cm. wide; 44 cm. deep

circa 1680, with hinged three panel cover, the front with three panels with geometric mouldings, on straight legs, 71cm high, 120cm wide

19th century, the oval tilt-top inlaid with foliage, on an elm baluster and carved cabriole legs with ceramic castors, 70 cm. high; 121 cm. wide; 86.5 cm. deep

circa 1865, with outscrolled end, the backrest with serpentine toprail and openwork scrolling foliate carved terminal, on baluster turned legs with castors, 84cm high, 185cm long

19th century, with rectangular top with canted corners above a glazed door enclosing two shelves, lacking outer columns 94 cm; high; 60 cm. wide; 41.5 cm. deep

20th century, the rounded rectangular moulded top on baluster supports with three legs; with two leaves and two short and two long poles; 76 cm high; 121 cm wide; 203.5 cm long (end-sections only); each leaf 61 cm wide

20th century, each with an arched pierced back above a shaped solid seat on cabriole legs joined by a curved stretcher, 108 cm. high

late 17th century and later elements, with hinged cover, the front with a frieze of tulips carved in low relief, above four panels carved in relief with stylised foliage, on short, straight legs, 73cm high, 123cm wide, 50cm deep

circa 1870, with three red leather treads, the middle drawer opening as the commode, on turned legs, 69cm high, 47cm wide, 68cmdeep

basically early 20th century, the marble later, each with a drawer above a door, on bracket feet, 69cm high, 39cm wide

late 19th century, with hinged strut, six treads and wrought iron mounts, 135cm high, 42cm wide

late 19th century, with four treads to each side and gilt brass hinges, 106cm high, 45cm wide

in George III style, the top with later gilt tooled leather skiver and ovolo moulded edges, the front with an arrangement of nine drawers, all with twin metal knob handles, the block bases concealing castors, 75cm high, 150cm wide, 87cm deep

late 19th century, rectangular with cabochon cresting flanked by openwork scrolling foliage, 145cm high, 129cm wide

basically early 16th century, the plank top above four panelled front with linen-fold panels, on block feet, 140cm wide x 64cm deep x 75cm high

19th century, including two elbow chairs, all with pierced and foliate carved backrests, the elbow chairs with scrolled acanthus carved terminals to the armrests, with straight front and splayed back legs united by stretchers; the drop in seats with differing upholstery, 97cm high, the elbow chairs 67cm wide

early 18th century and later elements, the top with moulded edges, above a frieze drawer with twin brass swing handles, on tapering legs to pad feet, 73cm high, 76cm wide, 58cm deep

circa 1880, the top with rounded corners and ovolo moulded edges, on knop turned and lobed legs to brass caps and castors, underside inscribed ' [...] Mr Joel'(?); 73cm high, 178cm long including extra leaf, 116cm wide

circa 1760, the top with ogee moulded front and side edges, above two short and three long drawers, all with brass swing handles, on bracket feet, 104cm high, 103cm wide, 51cm deep

early 20th century, the top with inset gilt tooled green leather skiver, the front with an arrangement of nine drawers, on plinth bases concealing castors, 75cm high, 119cm wide, 59cm deep

the top with moulded front and sides, above two short and three graduated long drawers, all with twin turned wood handles, on turned feet, Height: 115cm, Width: 118cm, Depth: 54cm

mid 19th century, with scrolling foliage and fruiting vines to the outer edges, 185cm high; 153cm wide

in the manner of Thomas Chippendale, with a rectangular top over a tongue and dart frieze with turned bosses at intervals, on fluted square tapering legs ending in block feet, 168cm wide x 77.5cm deep x 86.5cm high

with a quarter veneered and crossbanded top over a brushing slide and an arrangement of two short and three long drawers flanked by fluted and canted angles, on bracket feet, 93cm wide

c.1660-1680 and later, the set of eight comprising four pairs, each with an arched toprail and horizontal splat and solid seat on baluster legs, four seat panels replaced; the tallest 108 cm. high

Provenance: Bought from Beedham Antiques Ltd, purchased November 1995. (original receipt included)

The rectangular top probably 17th century, on trestle ends joined by a stretcher; 77 cm. high; 99 cm long; 66.5 cm. deep

Late 18th century, each with a rectangular padded back and seat covered in yellow silk, with a pearled frame on reeded tapering legs, redecorated; 89 cm high, 60cm wide, 57cm deep

circa 1875, the shallow arched top with cartouche cresting flanked by laurel leaves, 185cm high, 56cm wide

early 19th century, with two graduated tiers of shelves with knop turned supports, above an inverted breakfront top, with drawer above twin panel doors flanked by projecting columns, 137cm high, 98cm wide, 42cm deep

last quarter 18th century, with tambour top and fitted interior, above two drawers, on straight, tapered legs to brass caps and castors, 95cm high, 92 cm wide