A Neo-Rococo dressing table or desk, late 19th century, cream painted and parcel gilt hardwood, the top with (later) mirrored plate over purple si...
An Edwardian Gothic Revival oak hall table of rectangular outline, the top with chamfered edge above an arcaded gallery with columnar pilasters, a...
An Edwardian mahogany work table, the rectangular top with canted corners having satinwood and rosewood crossbands, opening to a plain interior, r...
An ebonized and boulle-work side table of rectangular outline, late 19th century, the frieze with gilt metal masks, and raised on cabriole support...
A William IV mahogany sewing table, the top with drop leaf to each side, above two drawers opposed by dummies, raised on a pedestal column, quatre...
A Regency mahogany tilt top breakfast table, the rectangular top raised on a turned column and triple splay supports with brass castors. H72cm, 11...
A 19th century mahogany tilt top table, the circular top with raised and moulded edge above a ring turned and reeded column, raised on three splay...
A pair of Edwardian satinwood end tables, each with a scalloped gallery border having cross band and boxwood string inlay, raised on square tapere...
A William IV rosewood pedestal table, the circular top raised on a turned and tapered column with stylised waterleaf carving, the trefoil base wit...
A Victorian oak three height table or wall rack, each shelf with a shaped and carved apron, with scrolling floral fret carved panel ends, standing...
An early 20th century mahogany silver table in the Georgian style, possibly by Warings (Waring & Gillow), the tray top above a frieze carved with ...
A Georgian mahogany bedside table, the square top raised on square section supports united by an under tier fitted with a drawer. H78cm, 38cm x 38...
Piet Hein and Bruno Mathsson for Fritz Hansen, a 'superellipse' dining table, the oval beech top raised on four chrome supports. H71cm, 100cm x 15...
A 19th century oak snap top table, the square top on a turned column and triple splay supports. H70cm, 59cm x 59cm.
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