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A good pair of 20th Century mahogany framed square back Bergere armchairs of George III design, with cane panelled seats, backs and sides, on turned and finely reeded front supports with brass castors and with square castors to back, and with shallow buttoned leather squab cushions to seats and backs £1000-1500
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A modern walnut veneered plywood and metal framed easy chair "Eames Lounge (No. 670) and Ottoman (No.671)", designed by Charles Eames and upholstered in black leather £600-800
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A 20th Century bent plywood and canvas lounge chair in the manner of Ingmar Relling, with loose squab cushions upholstered in brown leather and studded £150-200
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An early 20th Century wingback easy chair, upholstered in striped cloth, on square tapered front legs £150-200
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A 1920's low open arm easy chair, upholstered in blue corded moquette and with scroll arm terminals, on short cabriole legs with shell carving to the knees £120-160
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A Victorian spoon back easy chair with outscroll arms, upholstered in old gold cloth, the back buttoned, on turned front legs and castors £100-150
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A French gilt framed open arm easy chair of "Louis XV" design with oval back, the seat and armpads upholstered in old gold brocade and with scrolled arm terminals, on cabriole front legs (damaged) £100-150
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A pair of 19th Century French Empire mahogany armchairs with plain crest rails and dolphin scale carvings to arms, the seats and backs upholstered in green silk velour, on sabre front legs £400-600
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A pair of French gilt framed fauteuil of "Louis XV" design, the shaped backs with fretted and carved scroll cresting, conforming frames with outscroll arms, the seats, backs and armpads upholstered in rose cloth, on carved and moulded front legs £250-350
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A pair of 20th Century Continental gilt open arm easy chairs in the French manner, with bold carved cartouche shaped backs, outscrolled arms, the seats, backs and armpads upholstered in floral cut moquette, on cabriole legs £300-400
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A pair of early 20th Century wingback easy chairs with shaped backs, outscroll arms, upholstered in old gold weave, on turned front legs and castors £250-350
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A Victorian rectangular box ottoman with incurved sides, upholstered in brown velour, the lifting lid upholstered in floral trellis pattern needlework, 32ins wide x 18ins deep x 18ins high £120-160
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A 20th Century Continental gilt framed window seat with outscrolled ends, the framing carved with ribbon ornament, upholstered in old gold brocade, on moulded X-pattern supports, 46ins x 19ins x 29ins high £400-600
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A Victorian oak pew with heavy shaped and moulded end supports, panelled back and plain wood seat, one end with folding brass umbrella stand, 98ins wide x 20ins deep x 34ins high £120-160
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A late Victorian rosewood framed settle in the "Arts and Crafts" manner, the high back with moulded crest rail above rectangular panel upholstered in red dralon and deep buttoned and with five fielded rectangular lower panels veneered in figured rosewood, the seat and arms upholstered in red dralon and with scroll arm terminals, the side aprons carved with bold scrollwork and on three turned and spiral reeded front legs, 69ins wide x 21ins deep x 50ins high £400-600
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A Victorian walnut framed three-seat settee, the shaped showwood frame inlaid with boxwood stringings and with carved cresting, upholstered in old gold dralon, the back buttoned, on turned front legs and castors, 66ins wide x 38ins high, and a set of six matching drawing room chairs with similarly inlaid backs, the seats upholstered in old gold dralon, on turned front legs £300-400
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A modern three seat settee in the Victorian manner upholstered in brown leather, the back buttoned, on turned legs and castors, 81ins wide x 33ins high, and two similarly upholstered easy chairs, one on cabriole legs £150-200
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An early 20th Century mahogany framed three-seat tub shaped settee with moulded showwood frame, upholstered in old gold brocade, on turned front legs and castors, 59ins wide x 29ins deep x 37ins high £250-350
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A Victorian walnut framed settee, the arched and moulded frame to back with leaf scroll carving, upholstered in pale blue cloth, the back buttoned, carved scroll arm uprights and terminals, on moulded scroll front legs with turned feet, 77ins wide x 38ins high £300-400
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A Victorian rosewood framed twin spoon back settee with carved and moulded centre cresting, moulded and scroll carved arm terminals, upholstered in cream tapestry, the back buttoned, on carved and moulded cabriole front legs with scroll toes and castors, 75ins wide x 29ins deep x 35.5ins high £500-700
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A Regency rosewood framed and brass inlaid scroll end chaise lounge with shaped back inlaid with stringings and paterae, upholstered in old gold striped brocade, on sabre legs with heavy gilt brass toes and castors, 80ins wide x 27.5ins deep x 37ins high £800-1200
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A 19th Century mahogany rectangular window seat with circular paterae to seat rail, on square tapered legs, 37ins x 15.25ins x 21ins high £120-160
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A Victorian rosewood square stool, the seat upholstered in black leather and studded, on shaped and moulded X-pattern supports with turned stretchers, 17ins square x 17ins high £120-160
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A pair of early 20th Century mahogany square footstools of "Georgian" design, the tops upholstered in cream pattern cloth with gadroon carved apron, on short cabriole legs with claw and ball feet, 13ins square x 7.5ins high £100-150
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An oak joint stool of 17th Century design, with moulded rails, on turned legs and plain stretchers, 17.75ins x 10.75ins x 22.5ins high, one other joint stool with brass circular screw fitting and presentation plaque to top, on baluster turned legs and plain stretchers, 22ins x 12ins x 19.5ins high, and a carved oak rectangular box/footstool, the top upholstered in rose dralon, on bun feet with castors, 18ins wide x 16ins deep x 11ins high £80-120
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A pair of cream painted rectangular box stools, the seats upholstered in stripe cloth with reeded sides and on bun feet, 27ins wide x 20ins deep x 12.5ins high £120-160
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A late Georgian mahogany three-division Canterbury, the base fitted one drawer, on turned feet and castors, 20ins wide x 12.75ins deep x 18.25ins high £100-150
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A Victorian walnut framed fire screen, inset with needlework panel depicting biblical scene, with moulded scroll and gadroon carved frame, on twin cabriole end supports with leaf capped scroll toes, 26ins wide x 45ins high £150-200
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A 19th Century French satinwood rectangular worktable of slight serpentine outline, inlaid with rosewood bandings and ebonised stringings, fitted one narrow drawer, pull-out workbox under, covered in leaf pattern brocade, on slender square cabriole supports with gilt brass leaf and scroll mounts and sabots, 23ins wide, x 17ins deep x 28.75ins high £300-400
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A mahogany drop leaf work table of "Georgian" design with triple reeded edges to top, fitted two drawers, on square tapered legs with spade toes, 32ins wide x 15.5ins deep x 28.5ins high £150-200
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A Victorian mahogany rectangular drop leaf work table with plain rectangular leaves, fitted two drawers, on turned central column with quadruple scroll feet, 35ins wide x 19ins deep x 28ins high £80-120
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A late 19th Century French walnut and gilt metal mounted circular display table with bead and leaf scroll mounts, inlaid with floral arabesques and stringings, plain plate glass top, on three square legs with scroll toes and turned feet and conforming triangular undertier, 22ins diameter x 33ins high £250-350
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A pair of French mahogany and brass mounted oval three-tier etageres, the figured veneered tiers with wide crossbanding and brass moulded edges, on inswept supports with cast ram's head terminals and hoof pattern sabots, each 19ins wide x 14ins deep x 29.5ins high £900-1200
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A pair of 20th Century marquetry and brass mounted circular bedside cabinets in the French manner, inlaid with marquetry depicting birds on a nest and urns within leaf and scroll borders, the interior each fitted three small drawers enclosed by a plain curved door, each on three slender square cabriole supports with brass sabots, 15ins diameter x 31.5ins high £150-200
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Two late Victorian oak filing cabinets, each fitted ten interior divisions, each enclosed by a pair of panelled doors, 29ins wide x 15ins deep x 22ins high £100-150
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A mahogany five tier wall shelf, with turned uprights and cross pattern ends, 26ins wide x 37ins high £100-150
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An 18th Century oak Delft rack with moulded cornice and wavy frieze, fitted seven shelves, 44.5ins wide x 7.25ins deep x 29.75ins high, and an 18th Century oak Delft rack with moulded cornice and shaped frieze and aprons, on shaped sides with moulded base, 56.5ins wide x 5ins deep x 37ins high £200-300
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A George IV mahogany framed rectangular cheval mirror, on turned stand with urn pattern finials applied with twin branch candelabra to each side, on twin splayed legs with leaf capped toes and castors, 67ins x 28ins overall, plate 36ins x 19.5ins £200-300
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A Victorian oak lectern in the Gothic manner, the front carved with initials "A.S." within Gothic style quatrefoil panel, on hexagonal column and hexagonal moulded stepped base, 21ins wide x 13.5ins deep x 58ins high, mounted on later oak rectangular plinth, 36ins x 21ins x 6ins high Note: Acquired from a Methodist Church in Bristol in 2014 and used as a theatrical prop in "The Tyburn Tree" with Marc Almond and John Harle for the UK tour 2014 £250-350
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A 19th Century mahogany dropleaf occasional table with plain top, fitted two real and two dummy frieze drawers, on slender turned legs and castors, 34ins x 15ins x 27.75ins high £150-200
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A 19th Century French bird's eye maple and gilt metal mounted circular display table with leaf pattern mounts and bevelled plate glass to top, on square tapered legs and square toes, 20ins diameter x 29ins high £200-300
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A 20th Century mahogany and brass mounted rectangular display table of slightly shaped outline, the lifting top inset with bevelled glass panel and with glazed sides, on slender square cabriole legs with gilt brass mounts and sabot, 28.5ins x 18.5ins x 30ins high £200-300
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A 20th Century figured walnut tray top rectangular silver table of Dutch style, the shaped tray top with outscrolled corners, ogee frieze fitted one drawer, on cabriole legs with leaf carving to knees and claw and ball feet, 31ins wide x 20.5ins deep x 31ins high £350-450
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A George IV mahogany drop leaf work table, the top with D-shaped flaps inlaid with rosewood bandings, fitted two real and two dummy drawers, on turned central column and leaf capped moulded quadruple splayed supports with cast brass toes and castors, 30ins wide x 16ins deep x 26.5ins high £250-350
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A George III mahogany circular tripod occasional table with one-piece top, on turned central column and cabriole legs with pad feet, 34ins diameter x 28.5ins high £120-160
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A George III mahogany circular tripod table with one piece top, on turned central column with bulbous spiral reeded knop and cabriole legs with pad feet, 34ins diameter x 28ins high £120-160
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A George III mahogany combined triple top tea and games table with double folding tops with plain and baize lined interiors, plain apron and on cabriole legs, 28.75ins wide x 13ins deep x 29.25ins high (top warped and later repolished) £100-150
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