The Oak Interior

A Charles II joined oak chest with drawers, circa 1670Having an end-cleated triple-boarded and ovolo-moulded top, the front of three fielded panel...

A Charles II joined elm and oak side table, circa 1680Having an elm twin-boarded ovolo-moulded top, and a dog-tooth incise-decorated frieze drawer...

A small George III joined oak open dresser base, circa 1770Having a boarded top, above a pair of cockbeaded drawers, atop a double-arched and fret...

A 19th century walnut and marquetry mirror, in the late 17th Dutch mannerThe cushion-moulded frame extensively inlaid with scrolling-foliage, 77c...

A George I carved oak desk box, dated 1723The rectangular top with stipple-carved motifs, over a sloping fall carved with fan medallions and dog-t...

A large and impressive mounted deer's head (cervus elaphus) trophyThe shield-shaped mount with brass plaque engraved 'Clesseven 20.02.89', 72.5cm ...

A large William & Mary joined oak gateleg dining table, circa 1690Having an oval drop-leaf top, and an end frieze drawer, on baluster over vase-tu...

An early 18th century oak bird-cage tripod table, English, circa 1700-15Having an oval ovolo-moulded twin-boarded tilt-top, on a bird-cage support...

A small George II elm, fruitwood and upholstered stool, circa 1730With drop-in seat, flattened-ogee profiled rails, and cabriole legs with pad fee...

A George III mahogany chest-on-chest, circa 1770The upper-section having a dentil-moulded cornice and blind fretwork frieze, atop two short and t...

A set of 19th century rosewood quartetto tables, one with an inlaid chessboard topEach top with a moulded raised edge, on paired slender baluster-...

A set of six George II walnut dining chairs, circa 1740Each have a vertical pierced splat, rounded stay-rail and prominent scroll-ended uprights, ...

A Victorian turned walnut candlestand, circa 1860Having a tulip-shaped sconce and narrow circular-turned drip-tray, on a tapering and bold spiral-...

A small George II mahogany chest of drawers, circa 1750Having a one-piece ovolo-moulded top with rounded front corners, above a brushing-slide, an...

An early 18th century walnut, fruitwood and ash commode open armchair, Welsh, circa 1725Having a solid vase-shaped splat, an arched and scroll car...

A boarded walnut and inlaid prie dieu, Italian, circa 1600Having a single-boarded ovolo and dentil-moulded top, a small central drawer inlaid with...

A George I joined oak and ash side chair, circa 1720Having a broad solid splat, serpentine-shaped cresting and channel-moulded back uprights, boar...

A George II walnut and chequer line-inlaid lowboy, circa 1740Having a crossbanded and quarter-veneered top with moulded edge, one long over two sh...

A George III mahogany and upholstered armchair, in the French Hepplewhite taste, circa 1770The curved and serpentine-shaped padded back, stuff-ove...

A late George III mahogany telescopic reading stand, or lectern, circa 1810With adjustable reading slope, and ebony strung drawer, on a triangular...

A George II style giltwood mirrorHaving a carved and pierced rocaille frame, 55cm x 106cmFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams....

A George II mahogany and needlework pole firescreen, circa 1730The screen of floral needlework screen, worked in gros-point using coloured wools, ...

A George II walnut and upholstered wing-back armchair, circa 1740Having a tall arched padded back, winged sides, outsplayed arms and stuff-over se...

A Charles I and earlier joined oak tester bedThe tester of twelve plain panels, the headboard with four lozenge-carved panels, atop paired matchin...

A Charles II joined oak and black-stained coffer, circa 1660Having a quadruple-panelled lid, the front of three gauge-carved panels, each with a c...

A carved oak panelled four-fold screen, in the 17th century mannerEach section with a long leafy-lunette carved panel, atop twelve plain panels, ...

A late George III elm stool, possibly East Anglia, circa 1820Having an oval top with central S-shaped aperture, on square-section tapering splayed...

A fine Queen Anne needlework coverlet, circa 1710Delicately worked in silk thread on a linen ground, mainly in shades of leafy-green, yellow and s...

A silk floss thread embroidered cushion, Italian, circa 1700Designed with a band of scrolling flowers and a single bird, worked in long, short and...

A George III mahogany urn or kettle stand, circa 1790Having a line-inlaid square top with wavy-gallery, above a narrow slide, on square tapering l...

A 19th century pine delft rackHaving two shelves, each with ten spoon apertures, shaped sides, 85cm wide x 8.5cm deep x 58.5cm high, (33in wide x...

A pair of carved limewood figural supportsEach having a capital formed from baskets of fruit and flowers atop the head of a dancing youth, on an h...

A Charles I joined oak long table, circa 1640Having an end-cleated boarded top, and channel run-moulded frieze drawer flanked by corbels, on colum...

A pair of brass five-branch girondoles, circa 1900Each having a circular mirror plate within a laurel-leaf moulded surround, surmounted by an eagl...

An early 18th century joined oak side tableHaving an ovolo-moulded boarded top, a lip-moulded frieze drawer, and wavy-scroll profiled apron, on ri...

A pair of late 17th century carved oak Bacchinalian figures (2)Each standing naked, holding aloft a bunch of grapes in one hand, in the other a wi...

A rare and small oak-framed and upholstered sofa, English, circa 1725-35The cartouche-shaped back having a wide channel-moulded and scroll-shaped ...

A George II mahogany drop-leaf dining table, circa 1740Having an oval and ovolo-moulded drop-leaf top formed from one-piece boards, a single end-f...

A George II style walnut and parcel-gilt mirrorThe bevelled mirror plate within an inner framing of gilt-gesso, the swan-neck pediment centred by ...

A George II figured-walnut and featherbanded double-domed bureau cabinet, circa 1730Having a cavetto cornice, a pair of shaped and bevelled mirror...

A very large 17th/18th century joined walnut, beech and hide upholstered open armchair, SpanishHaving a hide upholstered back with brass ball-fina...

A George II style stained-beech and upholstered wing-back two-seater sofaThe serpentine-arched padded back, wings, scroll-over arms and two squab-...

Six various walnut and cane chairs, including two armchairs, English, circa 1685 and laterEach having a cresting carved with paired cherubs suppor...

A George III yew and elm Windsor armchair, Thames Valley, circa 1780Having a hooped back with four long spindles either side of a shaped fretwork ...

An early 20th century onyx pedestalHaving a square top, a tapering plain pillar with metal collar and footrim, on a plinth base, 28cm wide x 28c...

An early George III mahogany spider-leg gateleg occassional table, circa 1765In the manner of Thomas Chippendale (1718-1779)Having a rectangular d...

A 19th century ebonized, turtleshell and bone-inlaid display cabinet, DutchHaving a central arched and pierced-brass three-quarter gallery, a sing...

A narrow joined walnut chest of drawers, English, circa 1700Having a boarded moulded top, above three long cushion mitre-moulded drawers, applied ...

A set of six George II mahogany dining chairs, circa 1740Each having a pierced and interlace-carved vase-shaped splat, a serpentine and scroll-car...

A George II mahogany side table, Irish, circa 1745 and laterHaving a one-piece rounded and moulded rectangular top, a scroll-profiled front frieze...

An early 18th century walnut longcase clock, of one-month durationRichard Colston (1652–1739), LondonHaving a caddy topped hood, with blind-fret f...

A pair of Chippendale-Revival walnut tripod occassional tablesEach having a one-piece piecrust edge top, a Rococo C-scroll and turned pillar, on t...

A George II black Japanned longcase clock, circa 1740Thomas Moore, Ipswich (d.1762)The flat-topped hood with an arched door and tapering columns, ...

A late 17th century joined oak box-seat table-chair, circa 1680Having a pivotal-hinged triple-boarded top/back, shaped flat arms on baluster-turne...

A walnut caquetuese open armchair, French, circa 1600 and laterWith traces of crimson-paint, the typically narrow and upright back panel carved wi...

A George III carved mahogany tripod occasional table, circa 1760 and laterHaving a circular one-piece tilt-action pie-crust moulded top, on a spir...

A pair of 19th century giltwood girandolesEach having an oval mirror plate in a moulded surround, the outer frame carved with acanthus and harebel...

A small William & Mary joined oak side table, circa 1690Having a twin-boarded ovolo-moulded top, and frieze drawer, on slender baluster-turned leg...

An 18th and possibly later mahogany open armchair, EnglishIn the manner of Giles Grendey (1693-1780) or William Bradshaw (1700-1775)Of wide propor...

A yew, fruitwood and elm Windsor armchair, Buckinghamshire, circa 1835-70The hooped back with four spindles either side of a central wheel and tea...