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Click here to subscribeAn Edwardian Rosewood Bonheur du Jour, the mirror back crested with a bow fronted shelf with a frieze drawer, the writing surface with a central red and gilt tooled inset and also with fitted inkwell and pen holder, the frieze below fitted with two drawers and inlaid throughout with neo-classical medallions, swags etc, raised on tapering square supports, 34” wide
A late Victorian mirror back sideboard, oak, the arched pediment over a spindle gallery above multi bevelled mirror plates, flanked by a low open shelf to each side, above a central frieze drawer, centre open cabinet with spindle gallery front above a single drawer to the base, flanked by a single cabinet door to each side, carved with panels of swags and floral displays, on four short turned front feet, 211cms wide, 240cms high, 65cms deep
A Victorian Gothic reFORM bureau, oak, in the manner of Bruce Talbert, the bureau of piano form opening to reveal seven pigeon holes over four short drawers and stationery compartments, the hinged writing slope with three tooled leather scithers over two cabinet doors to the base revealing one fixed shelf, the skirting plinth with proud front corners, 122cms wide, 110cms high, 48cms deep
a Late Victorian Mahogany Table Display Cabinet, of square section, with ogee moulded jutting cornice over a three-sided glazed display, the two side panels and hinged door with Arabic arch carved with foliage at the angles, internally with single glass shelf, on an ogee moulded plinth, 35cm by 28.2cm by 28.2cm
a William IV Mahogany Chiffonier, having a superstructure with a raised shelf and fretted gallery, on lotus-carved pillars, the base with a bead and reel applied frieze over two arched doors enclosing shelves, on lotus carved ball feet, both doors stamped "J SENIOR", 144cm by 132cm by 44cm the DEFM records a John Senior working in Hereford in 1837.
a William IV Rosewood Breakfront Dwarf Bookcase, with a brass-galleried shelf on pillar supports backed by mirrored panels, the base with a beaded edge to the top over a pair of brass grill and silk pleated doors, enclosing shelves, flanked by open adjustable shelves to each side, on carved paw feet, 136cm by 133cm by 38cm See illustration
ERNEST ARCHIBALD TAYLOR FOR WYLIE & LOCHHEAD OAK HALL CUPBOARD, CIRCA 1900 with plank cornice above open shelf and single door inset with stained and leaded glass panel, above two further doors on stile supports, bears retailers label, stamped serial no. 116663 129cm wide, 201cm high, 49cm deep
A George III gilt and gesso twin branch girandole wall mirror, late 18th century, the crest with Queen Anne shell above circular plate over an oval plate with strapwork moulded surround and foliate sconces with garlands and carved hoo hoo birds above serpentine shelf with central cartouche flanked by foliate garlands below, 142 x 60 cm.
Mixed lot of ceramics including late C18th / early C19th creamware coffee pot with painted oval panels of birds on a powder pink ground with mask handle terminals, a Chamberlains Worcester pot pourri, a French faience blue and white cruet stand, a pair of Feuillet scent bottles with stoppers, and a famille verte bowl (damages and restorations) (on one shelf) (see illustration).
An Art Nouveau oak dresser in the manner of Liberty, having plain cornice and frieze above a pair of cupboards, trinket shelf and single bevelled plate, flanked by stylised trailing lilies, the breakfronted base fitted with a single frieze drawer over recess and panelled cupboard, flanked by further cupboards, on square supports and stepped block feet, 206cm tall, 198cm wide.
an Aesthetic Movement mahogany bureau having a shelf over with decoratively turned galleried back on turned supports with a fall front enclosing a fitted interior, having five drawers with ring handles and an open shelf under on block and stump turned tapering legs, 31 inches wide x 54 1/2 inches high 75 - 100
A late Victorian blond oak breakfront library bookcase, the upper section having a fret carved frieze with lion mask and fret carved pilasters, flanking adjustable shelves, the base having recessed geometric moulded cupboard doors, again flanked by lion mask fret carved pilasters, the doors enclosing a single shelf, all raised upon a plinth, height 232cm, width 242cm (Illus.)
A circa 1830 Miles & Edwards rosewood freestanding open bookshelf in two sections, the upper section having a single adjustable shelf within fluted pilaster, matching base with two further adjustable shelves, all raised on a plinth, both sections stamped Miles & Edwards, Oxford Street, London, width 153cm (Illus.)
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