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A small early 17th Century oak child's coffer, the top above a two panel front carved with flowerheads and leafage on matted panels within moulded frames, later Victorian iron strapwork mounts, 79cm wide, 44cm deep, 45cm high £500 - 700
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A glazed oak cupboard in early 18th Century style, the flared cornice above a reeded frieze, the glazed door with reeded frame and moulded glazing bars enclosed by conforming mouldings, 74cm wide, 112cm high, late 19th Century £80 - 120
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An early 19th Century decorated pine box, the hinged lid, front and sides with Egyptian figures, temples, roundels, butterflies, leaves etc. within guilloche and beaded borders, lobed compressed bun feet fitted brass castors, 100cm wide, 57cm deep, 55cm high, Circa 1810 (faults) £400 - 600
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An early 17th Century French two panel coffer, the top plain above a deep frieze with shaped iron lock plate, the panels under carved linen fold decoration, tall stile feet, 77cm wide, 45cm deep, 60cm high £600 - 800
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A late 17th Century oak three panel blanket chest, the top with channelled frame above a frieze gouge carved, the three panel front inlaid with stylised flowerheads and leafage in coloured woods, stile feet, 113cm wide, Circa 1680 (faults and old restorations) £250 - 350
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A 19th Century continental brazeros, the circular copper dish with pair of wrought carrying handles, decorated with a stylised Greek key border, the wooden frame relief carved with head and shoulder busts, stylised beasts and scrolling leafage, applied metal figural panels on turned legs with bun feet; together with a brass charcoal turner with acorn finial, 60cm diameter overall, 37cm high, Circa 1880 £120 - 180
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A late 17th / early 18th Century walnut buffet, the flared cornice above a pair of doors with raised geometric carved panels centred on Satyr masks, flanked by carved panels with carved capitals, the frieze beneath fitted two acanthus carved convex moulded drawers, foliate pierced apron on turned tapered supports with massive carved bulbous bases, the under tier conforming, spreading base, compressed bun feet, 120cm wide, 144cm high (faults and alterations) £600 - 800
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A George III elm three drawer chest, the top with outset angles the cockbeaded graduated drawers flanked by a pair of turned tapered columns, bracket feet, 100cm wide, 52cm deep max., 90cm high, Circa 1780 £200 - 300
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A late 17th Century oak plank chest, the top with moulded lip above a plain front and cut sides, 94cm wide, 65cm high, Circa 1670 (faults and reduced) £70 - 100
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A mid 19th Century cherry wood table of rectangular form, the cleated top with deep frieze fitted drawers to each end on octagonal legs joined by flattened stretchers, 134cm x 69cm, Circa 1850 £250 - 300
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A pair of 18th Century Baroque carvings of musicians, one holding a violin, the other with arms raised, each with bold, deep acanthus carved skirts, 126cm high approx. (fragments from a fireplace or larger piece of furniture) £2000 - 3000
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A 19th Century French cherry wood bench of elongated rounded rectangular form on plain A-frame bases, 184cm wide, 43cm high, Circa 1830 £100 - 200
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An early George III oak Welsh cupboard with flared cornice, the frieze inlaid with chequered stringing, pair of panelled doors each with two ogée panelled upper sections, one long drawer beneath, flanked by fluted quarter angles the projecting base fitted two short and two long graduated drawers, bracket feet, 120cm wide, 174cm high, Circa 1760 (alterations) £400 - 600
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A reproduction oak dresser in early George III style, the flared cornice above a shaped frieze and pair of shaped shelves, the projecting base with three panelled centre drawers flanked by a pair of raised arched fielded panelled cupboards, shaped bracket feet, H-iron hinges and brass escutcheons with loop handles, 166cm wide, 175cm high, Circa 1960s £400 - 600
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A George III mahogany oval tray outlined with boxwood stringing and crossbanded border with shallow gallery, the figured centre with oval shaded satinwood shell patera on a hardwood ground, 75cm x 49cm; seated on an Edwardian oval mahogany occasional table on square tapered legs joined by a cross stretcher, 75cm high overall £60 - 90
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A George III mahogany D-end extending dining table with deep figured frieze, boxwood strung on square tapered legs, the rear folding, with one additional leaf extending to 156cm long, 126cm wide, Circa 1800 £100 - 150
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A George IV mahogany pedestal desk, the rounded rectangular top with inset tooled black fabric writing surface above one long and two short drawers, pair of figured three drawer pedestals, skirted plinths, brass handles, 183cm wide, 100cm deep, 77cm high, Circa 1830 £400 - 700
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A pair of George III mahogany wine coolers of circular tapered form, with pair of brass coopered bands, the bases with swept panelled legs with shaped brackets, 35cm diameter, 58cm high; with brass liners (4) £800 - 1200
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A George III mahogany framed sofa of rectangular outline with swept arms, the back, seat and arms upholstered in leather on a reeded apron and pair of reeded ring turned gun barrel fore legs, 188cm wide, 82cm high, Circa 1800 (faults) £800 - 1200
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A George III style mahogany tripod table, the shaped circular top finely carved with shell and leafy scrolls to the pie crust edge, the tapered vasular column carved at the base with acanthus leafage on a rope twist carved socle, three outswept legs carved to the knees with shells and bell flower pendants, talon feet, top 81cm diameter, late 19th / early 20th Century £250 - 350
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A good Chippendale period linen press, the caddy top above a pair of figured panelled doors revealing four slides, shaped bracket feet, brass fittings, 117cm wide, 60cm deep, 130cm high, Circa 1770 (faults)
The construction of the feet is similar to that of presses emanating from Thomas Chippendale's workshop . £200 - 300
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A good Regency mahogany combination writing and work table with fire screen, the rectangular top with ebonised strung frame and broad crossbanded border, the lip carved with bead and reel moulding, the front fitted cockbeaded writing drawer flanked by a pair of conforming rectangular tablets, the side opening work box of tapered rectangular form, the rear with pull-up fire screen, ebonised spirally fluted turned tapered legs fitted brass sockets and castors, 64cm wide, 50cm deep, 76cm high, Circa 1820 £500 - 800
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A George III style mahogany wig stand of conventional design, the circular moulded top above three turned supports with lidded powder pot the canted rectangular middle tier fitted two drawers on conforming supports, dished shaped triangular base with three outswept legs, top 30cm diameter, 84cm high, late 19th / early 20th Century £100 - 150
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A Regency mahogany pier glass, the inverted breakfront cornice concave moulded and set ebonised spheres, the frieze inlaid in boxwood, ebony and rosewood, pair of fluted pillars flanking bevelled plate, 67cm high, 42cm wide max., Circa 1820 £50 - 80
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A George IV mahogany single drawer side table with three quarter gallery, the drawer ebony strung on ring turned tapered legs, pierced brass escutcheons and loop handles, 83cm wide, 43cm deep, 77cm high, Circa 1830 £80 - 120
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A Regency giltwood oval wall mirror with eagle cresting, the concave and lappet moulded frame applied spheres, the base with lion mask and leafy pendant, 106cm high max., 100cm wide, Circa 1820 (faults) £400 - 600
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An early George III mahogany drop leaf table, the oval top above tapered chamfered legs terminating in pad feet, 114cm wide, Circa 1770 (faults) £60 - 100
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A Victorian folding child's or doll's chair, the ebonised frame with gilt leaf and line decoration, plush red velvet back, seat and arms, 58cm high, Circa 1870 £40 - 60
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A Victorian ebonised pier cabinet, the frieze inlaid to the centre with a geometric filled roundel, flanked by a pair of strung satinwood panels, conforming brass mounted pillars and door, plush velvet lined interior, 82cm wide, 107cm high, Circa 1870 £100 - 150
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A good Victorian mirror, the shaped top mirror backed and embossed with central mask above shell, scrolls, dolphins, leaf and fruiting scrolls, ripple moulded ebonised borders, the segmental outer mirrors with further applied embossed brass panels of shells, dolphins and leafy scrolls, the bevelled plate with additional ripple moulded slip and embossed outer frame of leafy scrolls and shells, 157cm high, 100cm wide, Circa 1850 (faults) £1500 - 2000
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An interesting mahogany framed upholstered armchair with buttoned back, the turned tapered legs fitted brass sockets, the splayed rear legs indistinctly stamped Beswick? and numbered 24/2451, Circa 1860s £150 - 250
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A late Victorian mahogany framed salon chair with pierced carved splat, swept arms on scrolling supports, stuffed over upholstered seat on angular cabriole legs, Circa 1895 £20 - 30
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An interesting white painted camphor bed/trunk, the hinged lid with fitted straw mattress, plain front, sides and back, the lid with pair of recessed lifting handles, the sides with chromium plated brass handles (one lacking), 180cm wide, 60cm deep, 60cm high, late 19th Century £100 - 150
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A Victorian oak footstool, the upholstered sloping hinged seat above a deep frame carved to the centre with a grotesque lion mask flanked by scrolling flowerheads and foliage, scroll carved legs, 162cm wide, Circa 1870 £150 - 250
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A Victorian mahogany work table, the rectangular top with pair of rounded rectangular leaves on turned tapered legs fitted brass sockets and castors, replaced pleated fabric bag, 56cm wide, Circa 1840 £100 - 150
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A Victorian mahogany reading stand, the rounded rectangular top with pair of ratcheted book rests on a chamfered column with octagonal socle and incurved waisted plinth, compressed turned bun feet fitted castors, 90cm wide, Circa 1840 (restored) £100 - 150
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A pair of 19th Century carved white marble fireplace panels, finely carved with floral pendants within arched frames, 83cm high, 27cm wide £60 - 100
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A Victorian mahogany pedestal desk, the rectangular top with inset gilt tooled red leather writing surface, one long drawer flanked by two short drawers, on pair of three drawer pedestal bases, cockbeaded mouldings throughout, shaped bracket feet, 134cm wide, 72cm deep, 76cm high, mid 19th Century (old restorations) £250 - 350
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A good Victorian figured mahogany serpentine chest, the top with moulded lip above two short and three long graduated, cockbeaded drawers flanked by flattened angles applied with leafy corbels, skirted plinth, turned wood handles, 126cm wide, 110cm high, Circa 1870 £300 - 400
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A Victorian mahogany dressing table, the super structure with three quarter gallery above a shaped sloping centre flanked by a pair of three drawer pedestals, the shaped projecting base fitted one frieze drawer on fluted turned legs, flattened rear legs joined to a shaped under tier, 120cm wide, 100cm high, Circa 1870 £80 - 120
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A Victorian breakfront mahogany bookcase, the top butterfly veneered with moulded lip above a panelled figured frieze, the projecting centre section enclosed by a pair of glazed doors with applied rosettes to the corners, the flanking doors conforming, all flanked by fluted columns with collars and plain capitals, skirted plinth, the adjustable mahogany shelves with gilt tooled green leather trim, 182cm wide, 52cm deep, 122cm high, Circa 1860 £600 - 900
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John Broadwood & Sons, London - a rosewood veneered upright piano, the straight strung movement numbered 63046, the panelled front with incised gilt decorated lines, the lid interior inscribed John Broadwood & Sons, London, pair of foliate cast brass candle brackets, panelled front and pair of pedals with applied brass pads, the front with floral rosette carved turned fluted tapered pillars, 137cm wide, 59cm deep, 127cm high, Circa 1895 (faults) £50 - 100
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A late 19th Century oak patent easel bearing ivorine label inscribed Patent 222780 Clifford Milburn & Co 86, Fleet Street, EC4 , 128cm high, 56cm wide £80 - 120
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A late 19th Century mahogany table top letter box, the figured oval top above a shallow frieze, the front with brass plaque engraved 'Letters', the door beneath with brass frame inscribed with postal time, on deep stepped plinth, the interior bearing ivorine plaque inscribed Registered number 473021 , 46cm high, top 35cm wide, Circa 1890-1900 £500 - 800
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A 19th Century oak hunting lodge mirror, finely carved overall, the top with head and shoulder portrait of a bearded man wearing feather trimmed hat carved to a shield shaped cartouche, flanked by scrolls and leafage, the frame carved with hung birds, dog head masks, scrolls and leafage, arched mirror with clasped reeded slip, the base with carved initialled shaped cartouche, 166cm high overall, 140cm wide max., Circa 1870 £1800 - 2500
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A good Victorian gilt metal mounted inlaid mahogany side cabinet, the white marble top above a frieze, applied acanthus cast and floral borders inlaid with geometric panels, the central glazed door with lappet cast slip, the bowed ends conforming, fluted decorated pillars with brass stop fluting and ribbon tied floral garlands, projecting shallow plinth, 112cm wide, 102cm high, Circa 1860 £600 - 800
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A Victorian mahogany framed armchair, the stuffed over back, armpads and serpentine seat upholstered in buttoned claret coloured pattern fabric on turned supports fitted brass sockets and ceramic castors, Circa 1860 £60 - 100
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A Victorian miniature ebonised and amboyna veneered pot cupboard with applied gilt metal beaded mounts, the front with rounded corners, panelled door on skirted plinth, 35cm high, 13cm wide, Circa 1870 £100 - 150
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A small Regency style giltwood pier glass, the breakfront cornice with sphere decorated frieze above a panel centred on a draped urn, pair of fluted columns headed by foliate wrapped pillars, 59cm high, early 20th Century £50 - 80
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A mahogany display case, the glazed bow front with sliding trays and raised mahogany super structure, the front bearing ivory label inscribed Bartlett & Son Limited, Bristol, the interior with velvet lined sliding trays, 154cm wide, 51cm deep, Circa 1910 £200 - 300
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