BEECHWOOD CANTERBURY, George III style, ANTIQUE PEDESTAL DESK, ANTIQUE LINEN PRESS, AN ANTIQUE PEDESTAL TABLE
A BEECHWOOD CANTERBURY, George III style, modern, with three divisions, on turned feet, wide.   —
A WALNUT AND PINE CHEST OF DRAWERS, early 18th Century, now in two parts with two short and three long drawers, faults, wide.
A WALNUT AND INLAID MIRROR [...]

ANTIQUE NARROW BOOKCASE, A CARVED ROSEWOOD TEA TABLE, A CARVED WALNUT ARMCHAIR, CARVED WALNUT AND UPHOLSTERED OCCASIONAL CHAIR
A CARVED AND SILVER GESSO
ARMCHAIR, Louis XIV style, with cut
velvet upholstery, on scrolled supports, faults
A WALNUT CUSHION FRAME WALL
MIRROR, George I, with an arched fretwork
cresting and a later plate. high
A BUTTON UPHOLSTERED
ARMCHAIR, Victorian, covered in green
dralon and with [...]

CROSSBANDED LINEN PRESS, SOFA TABLE, OAK BOW-FRONT HANGING CORNER CUPBOARD, BALLOON BACK DINING CHAIRS

A MAHOGANY CHEST, George III, with two short and three long graduated drawers, on ogee bracket feet, 125cm. wide.
A MAHOGANY CABINET
BOOKCASE, George IV, with lancet astragal
doors above drawers and cupboard doors,
lacking a cornice, 232cm. high by 112cm.
wide.
A MAHOGANY LINEN PRESS, »eorge IV, [...]

ITALIAN WALNUT BUREAU, VENETIAN LACQUER MIRROR, DANISH RED-JAPANNED COMMODE, LOUIS XV WALNUT FAUTEUILS, GENOESE ROSEWOOD GAMES TABLE, LOUIS XV WALNUT SOFA
AN ITALIAN WALNUT BUREAU, mid 18th century,
the sloping front enclosing a fitted interior, with three long drawers in the serpentine lower part, the whole inlaid with geometric bandings, 103cm high, 86.5cm wide (3ft 42in,
2ft Win).
A   [...]

‘LOUIS XV’ GILTWOOD PIER TABLE, OAK METAMORPHIC LIBRARY CHAIR, ‘GEORGE III’ MAHOGANY TOILET MIRROR, OAK BEDROOM SUITE, MAHOGANY PEDESTAL DESK
А ‘LOUIS XV’ GILTWOOD PIER TABLE, the
molded serpentine brown and white veined marble top raised on four ‘C-scroll legs joined by stretchers, the frieze and central stretcher profusely carved with ‘C’-scrolls and
acanthus, 381 by 84 by [...]

Antique American Cupboard
CUPBOARDS: PRESS AND COURT CUPBOARDS
About 1670-1700
Oak court cupboard, 1670-1680.
0riginally, a cupboard was literally a Cup Board - an open, three•tiered side table for displaying silver cups. The earliest American examples date from after 1670 and are partly enclosed with panels and doors - cupboards in the modern sense - but clearly meant as [...]