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A pitch pine dug out chest on four staked supports, 128cm wide x 53cm high.

A George III and later mahogany tea table, the circular top on a vase turned pillar and tripod base, 76cm diameter x 70cm high.

A mid-17th century and later carved oak panel back Wainscot open armchair on block and turned supports, 57cm wide x 118cm high.

A William and Mary and later, walnut open armchair with outswept arms and carved stretcher, 73cm wide x 121cm high.

An oak joint stool, 18th century and later, with a moulded rectangular seat, on splayed cylindrical tapering square section legs united by stretchers, 46cm wide x 32.5cm deep x 55cm high.

A Regency polychrome painted faux bamboo open armchair with cane seat on turned supports, 54cm wide x 82cm high.

A George III mahogany tray top night commode, enclosed by a pair of raised and fielded panel doors with an altered pull-out slide below, 53cm square x 81cm high.

A 17th century and later oak chest, the moulded rectangular top above three block moulded front drawers, on extended stiles, 88cm wide x 57cm deep x 82cm high.

A late 17th century and later oak mule chest, of panelled construction, with hinged top, the foliate carved front with two drawers on extended stiles, 137cm wide x 57cm deep x 82cm high.

A pair of 19th century parcel gilt ebonised open armchairs, on turned splayed supports, 55cm wide x 84cm high (2).

A pair of George III and later mahogany astragal glazed two door display cabinets, on claw and ball feet, 106cm wide x 162cm high, (2).

An oak Wainscot chair, 17th century and later, with a foliate carved arched top rail and panelled back, solid seat, on turned and square section legs, 63cm wide x 114cm high.

After 'William Morris', a Sussex style ebonised beech open armchair, with turned supports, 53cm wide x 84cm high.

A 17th century and later oak refectory table, the cleated top on baluster turned supports, united by stretcher, 69cm wide x 188cm long.

A Sunpoint teak furniture suite, to comprise; a pair of rectangular tables with bullseye mounted frieze on turned supports, 130cm wide x 75cm high, and four matching open armchairs, (a.f), 55cm wide…

Probably Danish; a mid-20th century teak open armchair on metal capped turned supports, 66cm wide x 91cm high.

A pair of late 19th century square Chinese hardwood tables, with open carved frieze on turned supports, 43cm wide x 48cm high.

A pair of Louis XVI style gilt framed open armchairs with ribbon tied crest and bow seat on fluted supports, 63cm wide x 95cm high (2).

Mid-20th century design; a teak framed reclining and revolving easy open armchair on five point base, 76cm wide x 86cm high.

A Victorian figured walnut serpentine credenza, with central frieze cupboard flanked by open shelves, 160cm wide x 99cm high.

Howard and Sons, a later pink upholstered easy armchair on turned mahogany supports, 80cm wide x 85cm high.

A 17th century and later oak refectory table, the triple plank top on cup and cover supports, united by a perimeter stretcher, 75cm wide x 168cm long.

A 18th century oak box seat settle, with carved panel back and open arms, 96cm wide x 128cm high.

An Art Nouveau foliate carved mahogany floor standing corner cabinet, enclosed by a glazed door, flanked by open shelves and with undertier, 78cm wide x 48cm deep x 71cm high.