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A 19th century mahogany stool with a green and floral needlework upholstered seat.

An Edwardian mahogany corner chair and a mahogany prie dieu.

An ash and elm bow back tub chair.

A 19th century mahogany and inlaid foldover tea table.

A 19th century mahogany jardiniere stand, a wine table and a toilet mirror.

A Victorian mahogany circular pot cupboard and a rosewood inlaid pot cupboard.

A 20th century walnut pot cupboard and a small walnut cabinet.

Two mahogany dining chairs and a walnut bedroom chair.

A 19th century walnut and Tunbridge Ware inlaid overmantel mirror.

An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid pot cupboard.

A pine rounded rectangular dining table and a pine bench.

A 19th century brass tray top and hardwood folding table, and another folding table (2).

A 19th century walnut drop flap dining table.

An Ercol dining table and a set of four chairs.

A 1930's and later rosewood Art Deco style occasional table, and a small Ercol occasional table.

A 20th century small chest and another small hardwood bow front chest.

A Scandinavian hardwood and glass inset coffee table, a Danish rush seated side chair and a modern small side table.

A brass cased carriage clock, late 19th century, with push hour repeat and two train movement and a white enamel dial, in a pillar cast case, 15cm high (key). Illustrated

A French gilt bronze figural mantel clock, late 19th century, the indistinctly signed dial flanked by Diana the Huntress and a vase of flowers, raised on a highly embellished rectangular base and…

A mahogany and inlaid wheel barometer by 'B. Peurely Fecit, York', with broken arch pediment over an inset thermometer and silvered 7.5 inch dial, 98cm overall.

A mahogany cased wheel barometer by 'Marsh, Dorking', late 19th century, with applied thermometer over a silvered and titled 8 inch dial, 98cm.

A gilt brass clock garniture, early 20th century, of 18th century French design, the clock case cast with foliate scrolls supporting a 3.5 inch white enamel dial, on a pierced scroll base, with two…

A Yarn Assorting Balance by 'John Nesbitt, Manchester', cased, together with a student's microscope in a fitted case and a Sikes's hydrometer also in a fitted case (3).

An ebonised brass microscope by 'J. Swift & Son, London', late 19th century, with sliding tube and fine focus adjustment, with spare objectives and eye pieces, in a fitted mahogany case.