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A Robert Thompson "Mouseman" Blanket Chest: Oak, the hinged rectangular lid above a six panel front, raised on faceted block feet with carved mouse signature, H 46cm x W 107cm x D 40cm £800-1200
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A Credenza: Victorian, breakfront, ebonised with ormolu mounts and fittings, the three glazed cabinet doors with boullework edging on a scollop base, H 112cm x W 200cm x D 46cm £400-600
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A Dining Table & Six Dining Chairs: George III, mahogany round ended table on eight legs with two spare leaves, together with six 18/19th century Hepplewhite chairs,
H 70cm x W 228cm x D 61cm £300-500
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An American 18th Century Bureau-Desk: An incredibly rare Chippendale period bureau-desk, mahogany and white poplar, possibly of New York manufacture. The canted top above a frieze drawer, the central drawer having a well carved shell motif flanked by three drawers either side, with elaborate original brass escutcheons and a central panel door. On four ball and claw feet. H 84.5cm x W 89cm x D 47.5cm.
Provenance: By repute formerly the property of John Adams Dix (1798-1879), Secretary of the Treasury, Governor of New York and Union major general during the Civil War. £3000-5000
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