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Click here to subscribeGeorge III style satinwood and marquetry demi-lune console table, probably late 19th century, the top with ornamental flower urn, ribbon tie, scrolling tendrils and swags within banding, the frieze similarly decorated with paterae, on square tapering legs, width 99cm, height 81cm, depth 49cm
George III style satinwood and marquetry pembroke table, inscribed Benjamin Tuxford Gooden 1929, in the Adam style, rosette centre with scrollwork within banding and rosewood crossbanding, the leaves similarly designed with oval panels filled with urns, fitted with a single end drawer, square tapering legs, 71cm x 100cm, height 73cm
French four-glass table clock, late 19th Century, white enamel chapter ring with visible escapement to the centre, signed by the retailer MAPLE & Co, Paris, cylinder movement by Samuel Marti et Cie Francen numbered 2299, mercury compensated pendulum, the case with campana urn finial, glass plates with wheel engraved decoration, raised on hoof feet, 37cm
A French Transitional style bleached mahogany and gilt metal vitrine, 20th Century, recessed scrolled pediment, foliate centre piece and floral swags, glazed panelled door enclosing two plate-glass shelves, projecting corners, table base with mask head and cariatides, width 87cm, height 201cm.
George III mahogany kneehole dressing table, rectangular top with a moulded edge, fitted with a single frieze drawer, three drawers to each pedestal, shallow kneehole drawer over three recessed drawers, each with herringbone stringing and crossbanding, bracket feet, old restoration, 80cm x 47cm, height 81cm
Sydney Buck (fl.1839-1850) PORTRAIT OF CHILDREN OF THE ARMSTRONG FAMILY: seated to the left, James Armstrong (b.1830); standing full length, Catherine Jane Armstrong (b.1828); seated on a table, George Armstrong (b.1836?); standing full length holding a whip, Edward Fyfe Henry Armstrong (b.1834) Signed and dated 1842 l.l., watercolour and bodycolour over pencil 48 x 42cm
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