Avenue Auctions

54 x 64cm, a copy after Gainsborough, a reproduction reverse glass print, and other pictures (9)

watercolour, with old label and attribution from National Gallery Scotland, framed 38 x 30cm

25 x 29cm

late 19th century, indistinctly signed (glazed) 73 x 53cm, with a print of Highland cattle in a frame moulded with thistles (2)

217/250, framed 56 x 46cm, and another similar 174/200, both signed to margin (2) (some discolouing)

published by the Natural History Museum, stamped and certificated to the back, in figured veneer frames (3) (faded)

watercolour, framed 48.5 x 41cm

the glazed fronts surrounded by c-scrolled and shell carved borders, inscription to the mounts, 60cm high x 80cm wide, the internal measurements, 35cm x 55cm (2)

and two other prints (4)

signed, titled and numbered 6/10 in pencil to the margin, etching with hand-coloured embellishments, the image 16cm x 12cm; together with four further prints by the same artist (5). Provenance: Westvale, Nailwell, Bath. The former home of Baron and Lady Craigmyle. Catriona 'Kate' Shaw is the daughter of Thomas Donald Mackay Shaw, 3rd Baron Craigmyle and Anthea Esther Christine Theresa Rich

landscape view, signed, titled and dated in pencil lower left, watercolour/gouache on paper, 34cm x 29cm; and another view by the same artist "Pentridge, 29th May 1995" depicting a farm tanker in a landscape, signed, titled and dated in pencil lower left, watercolour/gouache on paper, 39cm x 28cm (2). Provenance: Westvale, Nailwell, Bath. The former home of Baron and Lady Craigmyle

pencil and watercolour, 36cm x 27.5cm. Provenance: Westvale, Nailwell, Bath. The former home of Baron and Lady Craigmyle

152cm x 284cm

65cm x 89cm, 104cm x 137cm, 86cm x 86cm

180 x 270cm

with synthetic pile 198 x 293cm plus fringes

18th century, the top section with an inverted breakfront pediment over a single door, opening to a shelved interior, with three small drawers beneath, the bottom section with three faux drawers on turned legs and feet, 190cm high x 83cm wide

fitted a frieze drawer 91cm wide, a French bedside cupboard (stripped, with later marble top), and a burr walnut bedside cabinet (3)

and an occasional table

comprising five chairs, draw leaf dining table and sideboard (7)

with limed style finish, comprising a pair of armchairs, settee and a coffee table (4)

with green painted under frame, 74cm high, a set of four green painted pine dining chairs, a green painted dresser top, an Edwardian oak revolving bookcase (a/f) and a 1920s oak gateleg table (as lotted)

each 112cm high, one with a footstool (2)

the tilt-top on a baluster turned stem, to cabriole legs and pad feet, 69cm high x 71cm wide

19th century, the single frieze drawer with carved facade, on turned legs and stretchers, 77cm high x 76.5cm wide

77cm x 34cm, in oak frame, and four smaller similar, all in oak frames

18th century, with dentil moulded cornice over a panelled door, opening to a shelved interior, 92cm high x 68cm wide

and five further 19th century and later chairs (a/f) (6)

with etched and bevelled borders, 38cm high x 57cm wide

upholstered in later buttoned tapestry and with applied brass roundels, 66cm high

with spindle back, rush seat, on turned front legs, 64cm high

c. 1960s with smoked glass top, 36cm high x 88cm wide x 44cm deep

including an elm stool, 20th century, 59cm high, a set of four reproduction dining chairs, 95cm high, a stained wood armchair, with green velvet covers, 104cm high, and a mirror (7)

decorated in the chinoiserie taste, the bow front opening to reveal a shelved interior, 92cm high x 59cm wide x 40cm deep. Provenance: Westvale, Nailwell, Bath. The former home of Baron and Lady Craigmyle

the domed top opening to a vacant interior, the facade inscribed 'C L S 1861', 79cm high x 138cm wide x 60cm deep. Provenance: Westvale, Nailwell, Bath. The former home of Baron and Lady Craigmyle

with later additions, the hinged top opening to a vacant interior, 62cm high x 108cm wide

18th century, the top section with a dentil moulded cornice over graduated drawers, the bottom section with a brushing slide over further drawers, on shaped bracket feet, 192cm high x 120cm wide x 56cm deep

to include a 1920s glazed bookcase, a pair of Louis XV style salon chairs, an early victorian rosewood worktable, and two further pieces (6)

three panels, sliding to expand 126cm high

with carved backs and hexagonal tapered legs, with cane seats (worm, other damage)

with fielded and carved doors, and four drawers, with Art Nouveau brass and copper handles 152cm wide

inlaid with satinwood bandings and boxwood stringing, the upper part with scrolled cresting, fitted two cloth lined shelves enclosed by an astragal glazed door, the base fitted single shelf enclosed by door inlaid with shell patera, 197cm high x 77cm wide x 43cm deep

20th century, with fret carved frieze, on moulded block legs, with c-scroll brackets, 75cm high x 154cm long x 92cm wide