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A large freestanding stool of shaped oval form, with raised lozenge shaped centre, 217cm long x 180cm deep. M8

A 20th century oak cupboard formed out of a coopered barrel, 41cm wide x 67cm high. K3

An early 20th century cast iron slatted garden bench with vine decoration, 150cm wide. OUT

An early 20th century cast iron slatted garden bench with lion mask finials, 127cm wide. OUT

MOOR (E.) A Narrative of Operations of Captain Little's Detachment, and of the Mahratta Army . . . First Edition. 8 engraved plates; contemp. half calf & marbled boards, 4to. 1794; together with …

BIBLE - The English Douai First Edition Old Testament, (vol. 1 only, of 2), 1609. The Holie Bible Faithfully Trans-lated Into English, Out of the Authentical Latin. Diligently conferred with the…

Nicholas Garland (b.1935), after Damien Hirst, 'The Physical Impossibility of death in the mind of someone living', printed cartoon of Tank Shark, with Hirst's face, signed in felt tip by Damien…

Lionel Bulmer (1919-1992), Evening, putting out to sea, oil on board, signed, 39cm x 49cm. DDS Illustrated

A George III ormolu-mounted ebonised quarter-striking automaton clock with moonphase, calendar and sweep centre seconds.The case surmounted by a man standing beneath a cupola, striking a bell with…

A modern giltwood carved 'Sunburst' wall mirror, with convex plate to centre, 72cm wide.

A George II needlework card table cover, on a green ground, the centre woven with cards and 'fish' within a foliate border in polychrome colours, with four later sections woven to match in the wells,…

A late Victorian Gothic Revival strapwork mounted coromandel travelling writing box, the lift top and fold-out front revealing a fitted interior with Bramah lock (key lacking), 42cm wide x 29cm high…

A George III brass mounted mahogany apothecary cabinet, the pair of fold-out doors enclosing a compartmentalised interior with bottles and fitted single drawer, 20cm wide ,40cm wide opened, x 24cm…

A 19th century Anglo-Indian carved hardwood centre table, the circular snap top on carved bulbous column, quatrefoil platform and melon carved feet, 111cm wide x 75cm high.

An early 18th century Portuguese rosewood centre table, the rectangular top with pair of frieze drawers and dummy opposing, on bulbous turned supports, united by barleytwist perimeter stretcher,…

A Regency mahogany centre writing table with double 'D' end top over pair of frieze drawers, with dummy verso, on turned columns and four downswept supports, 112cm wide x 74cm high x 60cm deep.

A George III satinwood and rosewood strung mahogany card table, the semi-elliptic fold-out top on tapering square supports, 91cm wide x 74cm high x 45cm deep.

A Regency rosewood drop flap work/writing table, with angle adjustment top and pull out wool box, on four downswept supports, 61cm across, 89cm across when opened, 74cm high x 40cm deep.

After Thomas Chippendale for Nostell Priory; a George III style mahogany library table, the gilt tooled leather top over opposing swag and lion caryatid mounted cupboards, enclosing dividers and pull…

A late 17th century style Portuguese centre table, circa 1900, the rectangular top with three frieze drawers and dummy opposing, on bulbous turned supports, united by barleytwist perimeter stretcher,…

A 19th century gilt octagonal centre table, the gadrooned moulded frieze with four drawers (two fitted), on four open downswept supports and scroll feet, 91cm wide x 75cm high.

A late 18th/early 19th century Anglo-Portuguese rosewood centre table, the rectangular plank top over shaped frieze and square cabriole supports, 94cm wide x 68cm high x 59cm deep.

A French Louis XV style gilt metal mounted Kingwood and marquetry inlaid serpentine shaped centre table, with single frieze drawer, 115cm wide x 69cm deep x 75cm high.

A pair of Chinese famille-rose plates, Qianlong, each painted in the centre with flowering peony, beneath a border scattered with flower sprays, (a.f), 22.5cm. diameter; also another famille-rose…