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Click here to subscribeA 19th Century Anglo Indian rosewood rectangular occasional table in the Regency manner, the plain solid top with carved leaf edge moulding, fitted one narrow frieze drawer with carved and scrolled frontage, on pierced and leaf capped end supports with turned and carved central paterae, on scroll trestle base with leaf capping to the knees and carved paterae to the feet with recessed castors, 29.5ins wide x 17.5ins deep x 31ins high
An early George III lady`s mahogany kneehole dressing table with moulded edge to top, fitted brushing slide above one frieze drawer, the kneehole fitted cupboard flanked on each side by three small drawers, all with the original brass handles with shaped backplates, on bracket feet, 33ins wide x 20.5ins deep x 31ins high (feet reduced in height and generally in need of restoration)
A modern mahogany reproduction of a 19th Century Jupe Patent circular extending dining table with eight extra leaves for same, the top veneered in figured plain mahogany and crossbanded, on heavy turned central support and four baluster turned outer supports and swept-in square platform base with cast brass paw pattern feet, 60ins diameter extending to 84ins diameter x 29ins high, complete with matching leaf storage cabinet with folding brass handles
A late 19th Century French walnut, ebonised, marquetry and gilt metal mounted card table of bow and break-front form, the top inlaid in marquetry with a bird on a flowering branch within bold leaf scroll pattern border, conforming apron and gilt metal acanthus pattern mouldings, on turned, fluted and gilt metal stopped legs, 33.5ins wide x 17ins deep x 31ins high
A late George III mahogany sofa table, the top inlaid with mahogany banding and ebonised stringings, with D-shaped flaps and moulded edge, fitted two real drawers with crossbanded drawer fronts to front and two dummy drawers to reverse, on bobbin turned centre column and quadruple splayed supports with reeded ornament, and with reeded brass toes and castors, 51ins wide x 25ins deep x 28.5ins high
A 19th Century Continental green painted and gilt decorated console table of shaped outline, the white marble slab to top with moulded edge, shaped and moulded rococo pattern apron, on single cabriole front support, 37ins wide x 17ins deep x 35ins high (paint cracked and flaking to cabriole knee)
A Regency rosewood and gilt console table of small proportions, with grey marble slab to top (in two pieces) plain frieze above mirror panelled back, with bold gilt scroll supports with leaf carving to knees and on plinth base, 31.5ins wide x 11ins deep x 33ins high (generally in need of restoration )
A French panelled walnut kneehole dressing table, the top inlaid with banding and with moulded edge, the ends inlaid with bold star pattern motifs, fitted five drawers, on turned and moulded legs, 53ins wide x 22ins deep x 33ins high (with later handles and in need of restoration)
A George III mahogany D-end dining table in three sections, comprising - two D-end sections with plain aprons and on four square tapered legs and castors, rectangular centre section on four square tapered legs and castors, and two extra leaves for same, 104ins x 41.5ins x 29ins high extended
A George III mahogany D-end dining table in three sections, comprising - pair of semi-circular end tables, the plain tops with square edges and plain apron, each on four square tapered legs with spade toes, complete with rectangular centre section on six conforming legs, and complete with two original leaves, extending to 122ins x 47ins x 28.5ins high
A late Victorian rosewood square envelope card table inlaid in boxwood with arabesques, leaf ornament and boxwood stringings, with baize lined folding top, fitted one frieze drawer, on square tapered legs and castors, the conforming square undertier with scroll supports, 21.5ins square x 29.5ins high
A George IV mahogany Pembroke table of small proportions, the plain top with D-shaped flaps and triple reeded edges, fitted one real and one dummy drawer, on turned centre column and quadruple reeded splayed supports with polished brass paw pattern feet and castors, 25.5ins x 34ins x 28.5ins high
An 18th Century "Lacemaker`s" oak table, the lifting top with moulded edge and rounded front corners enclosing two interior divisions and fall-front, fitted two small drawers to right side and one small drawer to left side, and slide to front, shaped apron, on slender square cabriole legs with oval pointed pad feet, 29ins wide x 18.5ins deep x 30ins high
A George IV mahogany tray topped serving table by W. Williamson & Sons of Guildford, the top inlaid with ebonised stringings, fitted panelled front and raised centre panel inlaid with ebonised and bead mouldings, fitted single drawer, on turned and reeded legs and castors, 42ins wide x 26ins deep x 33ins high (may have been reduced from a larger piece of furniture) Note : William Williamson & Sons recorded as Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer at Black Horse Lane, Guildford, 1790-1796, and Chapel Street, Guildford from 1822-1840
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