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A mid-Victorian mahogany inverted sideboard, with mirror back (a.f), 175cm wide x 147cm high. J11

A set of four 20th century mahogany framed tub back armchairs, with faux green leather upholstery, (4). J4

A set of four 20th century oak panel back dining chairs, with solid seats, (4). H6

A 19th century bow back open armchair with elm seat. K9

A set of four 19th century ash and elm wheel back scullery chairs, (4). S4

A 20th century oak refectory dining table, 182cm wide, and a set of six rush seated ladder back chairs, (7). H8

A Victorian rosewood spoon back low chair, with contemporary floral needlework upholstery. K10

A pair of mahogany framed nursing chairs, with button back upholstery, (2). F5

A set of six 20th century oak bar back dining chairs, (6). F9

A Victorian giltwood bergère armchair, the rectangular caned back surmounted by ribbon and rose carving, on spiral fluted legs. A9

A 20th century red leather tub back desk chair. G4

A three seater button back Chesterfield sofa, 181cm long. E5

Baker Furniture Company; a 20th century high back armchair, with downswept arms on tapering block supports, 75cm wide x 103cm high. I11

A late Regency brass-mounted ebonised mantel timepieceBy Finer & Nowland, London, circa 1820The chamfer top case with a stepped pediment, above an arched glazed front panel door and with rectangular…

An interesting George III ebonised and brass-mounted timepieceRetailed by Haley & Milner, London, The movement by John Thwaites, No. 992, circa 1780The broken arched case surmounted by a small…

A gilt metal-mounted ebonised quarter repeating table clockBy John Dickings, London, late 17th century and laterThe case now with a caddy top, surmounted by a scroll handle, above glazed front and…

A pair of Indian white metal Choba staffs, late 19th century, each with tiger head terminals and a foliate cast tapering cylindrical handle, 60cm, (2). IllustratedProvenance; formerly owned and…

A six string French guitar by Rene Lacote, Paris, circa 1830, labelled 'Rue de Louvois, No.10, Lacote, Luthier, a Paris annee 182-', with satinwood back and sides, spruce soundboard, ebony neck with…

A ten string French guitar by Jean Henri Naderman (French, 1734-1799), labelled 'Naderman Maitre Luthier, Facteur de Harpes Rue d'Argenteuil; Butte Sainte Roch A Paris 1772', with yew wood back and…

A six string guitar by 'Paterson Sons & Co, 152 Buchanan St, Glasgow', with stained satinwood back and sides, spruce soundboard with mother-of-pearl dogtooth inlay, ebony neck with seventeen frets…

A six string Dutch guitar by Johannes Theodorus Cuypers (1724-1808), with interior label dated 1806, with satinwood back and sides, spruce and inlaid soundboard, ebony neck with nine cat gut frets…

An eight string French theorbo guitar by Moitessier a Mirecourt, 1808, with interior paper label, maple back and sides, an inlaid spruce soundboard, ebonised neck with fourteen frets and a shaped…

A six string parlour guitar, 19th century, with satinwood back and sides, spruce and mother-of-pearl inlaid soundboard, rosewood neck with eighteen frets and a shaped rosewood headstock with six…

A nine string English guitar or cittern by Remerus Liessem, 18th century, with satinwood back, sides, neck and headstock, stamped 'R. Liessem', with twelve frets, length of back 33cm. Illustrated