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A late 17th/early 18th Century panelled oak coffer of large proportions with plain top, the five panel front with lozenge and lunette carvings, on stile feet, 76ins wide x 24ins deep x 29ins high £300-400
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An Eastern rectangular chest with brass dagger motifs to lid and with bold lock plate, and with carrying handles to sides, 45ins wide x 20ins deep x 21ins high £200-300
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A 17th Century panelled oak coffer of small proportions, the plain lid with chip carved edge, the three panel front carved with lozenge and leaf motifs, on stile feet, 40.5ins wide x 18.5ins deep x 24.5ins high £200-300
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An 18th Century Dutch panelled oak coffer with plain lid and three panel front and carrying handles to sides, on square legs, 48ins wide x 21ins deep x 24.5ins high £150-200
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A 17th Century panelled oak coffer with plain lid, the front with floral carved frieze and three geometric panels, on stile feet, 50ins wide x 19.5ins deep x 32ins high £150-200
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A 17th Century panelled oak coffer with plain lid, the three panel front carved with lozenges, 40ins wide x 18ins deep x 24.5ins high £200-300
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An 18th Century panelled oak coffer with plain lid and fielded four panel front on stile feet, 54ins wide x 22ins deep x 32ins high (now adapted to a cupboard with the middle two panels of the front forming doors - top with patch and split) £120-160
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A Victorian walnut, marquetry and gilt brass mounted dwarf open front bookcase with wide plain moulded edge to top, the frieze rail inlaid with C-scroll and floral ornament, fitted two adjustable shelves flanked by columns, inlaid with floral ornament and crossbanded and with gilt brass floral and scroll pattern mounts, on plinth base, 48ins wide x 13.75ins deep x 43ins high £500-700
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An Edwardian grained walnut dwarf bookcase, retailed by Maple & Co, with blind fret frieze, reeded uprights and fitted three adjustable shelves enclosed by a pair of "Eight Pane" astragal glazed doors, on bracket feet, 48ins wide x 13ins deep x 44ins high £200-300
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A 1930s oak display cabinet, the frieze carved with band of floral ornament, fitted four shelves enclosed by a pair of glazed and panelled doors, on bun feet, 37ins x 12ins x 63.5ins high £120-160
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A Lebus oak three tier sectional bookcase, the upper part with arched top, each tier enclosed by glazed rising fronts, on moulded base, 35ins x 14.25ins x 50ins high £200-300
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A Victorian mahogany chiffonier bookcase, the upper part with moulded cornice, fitted three shelves enclosed by a pair of glazed doors, the base fitted one cushion fronted frieze drawer and cupboard under enclosed by a pair of panelled doors, on plinth base with bun feet, 49ins wide x 20ins deep x 89ins high £300-400
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A mahogany bureau bookcase of Georgian design, the upper part with dentil moulded cornice, fitted four shelves enclosed by a pair of astragal glazed doors, the base with slope enclosing central cupboard, pigeon-holes and seven small drawers, fitted four long graduated drawers under, on ogee bracket feet, 41ins wide x 22.5ins deep x 86ins high (with slight damage) £250-400
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A 19th Century stripped pine open and break-front bookcase, the upper part with moulded cornice, plain turned columns, fitted six adjustable shelves, the base with square moulded pilasters to front enclosed by a pair of lancet moulded and panelled doors, 54ins wide x 16ins deep x 90ins high (cornice possibly later) £200-300
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A 20th Century stripped pine break-front bookcase of 18th Century design with angled pediment and cornice, the break-front central section fitted three shaped shelves, cupboard under enclosed by a single panelled door flanked by six shelves and cupboards under enclosed by single panelled doors, on bracket feet, 88ins wide x 17ins deep x 91ins high (splits to niche hood and with general scuff marks) £150-200
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An early 19th Century oak dresser, the upper part with moulded cornice and frieze inlaid with chequered banding, fitted three open shelves, the base inlaid with contrasting bandings, fitted three frieze drawers above three central drawers, and flanked by cupboards each enclosed by a panelled door, on bracket feet, 68ins wide x 18.75ins deep x 82ins high (with slight splits to door panels and top, slightly reduced in height) £900-1200
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A panelled oak dresser of 18th Century design, the upper part with moulded cornice and shaped frieze, fitted three open shelves and seven small spice drawers, the base fitted three frieze drawers and cupboards under enclosed by three arched and fielded panelled doors, on bracket feet, 61ins wide x 19ins deep x 83ins high £400-500
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An early 19th Century Russian figured mahogany cupboard of "Empire" design with stepped top, fitted single frieze drawer, later spiral turned columns to front, fitted two drawers enclosed by a single panelled door, drawer under, on shaped apron, 40ins wide x 2ins deep x 68ins high (columns later and with minor veneer damage) £100-150
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A Victorian gentleman's mahogany wardrobe, the upper part with plain cornice, fitted four sliding trays enclosed by a pair of crossbanded panelled doors, the base fitted two short and two long drawers with panelled fronts, on turned feet, 49ins wide x 21ins deep x 85ins high £250-400
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A Victorian mahogany wardrobe with rounded front corners and moulded cornice, fitted four sliding trays, three drawers and hanging compartments enclosed by arched mirror panelled door and narrow panelled door, on plinth base, 57ins wide x 21ins deep x 82ins high £150-200
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A George III mahogany chest on chest with moulded and dentil cornice, fitted two short and six long drawers with satinwood crossbanding and ebonised inlay, on bracket feet, 47ins wide x 23ins deep x 70.5ins high (with slight damage) £600-800
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A 18th Century French panelled walnut armoire, the arched top with fluted frieze, fitted single shelf and two drawers enclosed by a pair of shaped and panelled doors and single drawer under, on squat cabriole feet, 62ins wide x 28ins deep x 105ins high £700-1000
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A modern oak 4ft 6ins four poster bedstead of 17th Century design and in the Titchmarsh & Goodwin manner with turned supports and panelled head and foot, and bed base and fabric drapes for same £900-1200
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A 19th Century French panelled oak armoire in the Henry IV style with overhanging dentil and rope pattern cornice, fitted five shelves enclosed by a pair of panelled doors carved with leafage, on bun feet, 67ins wide x 87ins high £400-600
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A late 18th/early 19th Century French Provincial panelled oak armoire with moulded overhanging cornice, the frieze carved with two birds and crossed trophies, enclosed by a pair of doors each with twin shaped panels carved with posies of flowers and musical trophies, on shaped apron and scroll feet, 63ins wide x 24ins deep x 91ins high (surface cleaned back) £600-800
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An 18th Century French Provincial panelled oak armoire (from the Normandy region) region with heavy carved and moulded cornice, the frieze carved with a basket of flowers and bold leaf scroll ornament, fitted three shelves and three interior drawers enclosed by a pair of doors with twin shaped and moulded panels, the centre rail carved with a basket of flowers, with polished brass hinges and elongated escutcheon plates, on shaped and carved apron and squat cabriole legs, 66ins wide x 22ins deep x 90ins high £1250-1600
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An early Victorian mahogany extending dining table with three extra leaves for same with rounded corners and double moulded edges on turned and leaf moulded legs and castors, 129ins x 53ins extended x 28.5ins high complete with panelled grained wood leaf cabinet for same £1800-2400
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A 19th Century Continental kingwood and amboyna commode of Louis XV design, the whole of serpentine and bombe outline with grey mottled marble slab to top with moulded edge, fitted three long drawers, the drawer fronts inlaid with panels of amboyna and also inlaid with kingwood crossbanding and stringing, the side panels inlaid with kingwood and wide banding, the drawer fronts with cast brass leaf and floral handles and scroll mounts to front supports, on square splayed front legs, 51ins wide x 23.75ins deep x 33ins high (surface re-French polished and with veneer missing and lifting in places and polish extensively marked) £750-1000
Provenance: The Princess Philippine De Merode, removed from Chateau La Briserie, near Mons, region of Hainault, Belgium, and thence by family descent
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A Louis XV kingwood serpentine fronted commode with gilt brass mounts, escutcheons and handles, with heavy red veined marble slab to top with moulded edge pitted two short and two long drawers, the drawer fronts with quartered kingwood veneered centre panels inlaid with wide bandings and herringbone bandings, the side panels quarter veneered within wide bandings, on cabriole front supports with bold gilt brass mounts, with shaped front apron, on short cabriole legs with leaf capped scroll sabots, 41ins wide x 24ins deep x 32.5ins high £4000-6000
Provenance: La Princesse Philippine de Merode, removed from Chateau La Briserie, near Mons, in the region of Hainault, Belgium and thence by family descent
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