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260cm wide; 70cm high

106cm; 56cm deep; 99cm high

With five central drawers flanked by single drawers over cupboard doors, 183cm wide; 45cm deep; 84cm high

On metal box tube base, 61cm wide; 61cm deep; 54cm high

Each having a pierced gallery to the top mount, the plated stand raised on four foliate capped circular bases, variation of heights, approx length 55cm

The oval box having silver mounts to the hinged lid and to the base, decorated with scrolled borders, raised on four feet, detailed Asprey London, London 1912, size 14.7cm x 11cm, the toilet jar with…

Of shaped rectangular form, fitted with a bevel edged mirror, the mount with curved fluted decoration within gadrooned rims and with a monogram engraved motif to the oval cartouche, with a crown…

Comprising; a keyless wind, base metal cased, openfaced Goliath watch, with an unsigned jewelled lever movement, the enamel dial with Arabic numerals, with a silver fronted rectangular travelling…

The cylindrical toilet bottles engraved with monograms to the domed covers, London 1887, also two silver mounted and one silver gilt mounted double ended Victorian faceted red glass smelling salt/cum…

Early 20th Century
The near square mirror with scroll embossed border punctuated by four enamelled plaques, 40cm x 44cm

Modern
Both marked to the underside 'BACCARAT FRANCE' and the lion inscribed Baccarat to the side, the lion 13cm high

Modern
With serpent candle arms hung with faceted glass drops, supported above urns on serpent tripartite legs, 27cm high

Late 19th Century
Modelled with signature to the cast ‘BOURET’ and inscribed CERES, 43cm high

With an eagle crest, 120cm high; 75cm wide

36cm wide; 75cm high; 40cm deep

Late 20th century, each on carved mahogany trefoil bases, 85cm diameter; 75cm high

45cm wide; 44cm deep; 82cm high

110cm wide; 38cm deep; 129cm high

With turned column mounts, 33cm wide; 38cm deep; 79cm high

With urn crest, 89cm wide; 147cm high

214cm wide; 46cm deep; 78cm high

20th century, 80cm wide; 136cm high

The largest 50cm wide; 36cm deep; 60cm high

In 18th century Adam design, 47cm wide; 94cm high