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20th Century
One pair in black leather, the trees with plaque reading 'MAXWELL DOVER STREET LONDON', trees 59cm high in boots; Together with a pair of black and brown leather boots, the trees 64cm…

18th Century
The 11 1/2 in. chased silvered dial, named William Carter, Southwark, with gilt spandrels, within a mahogany case with fluted columns and three ball finials, 210cm high excluding finials

20th Century
The first, probably Bucking Percheron, cast with signature, D’ILLIERS, to the base 12cm high; the other standing example, possibly a cobb, stamped ‘G D’ILLIERS’, 13cm long overall

Each set against a naturalistic back drop in a glazed wooden case, the tallest 60.5cm high

Late 19th Century
With bevelled rectangular mirror plates, the pierced scrolling foliate borders each surmounted by a pair of sphinxes, with foliate scroll arms supporting candle nozzles, 20cm wide;…

47cm wide; 90cm high

With cupboard doors over four drawers, 127cm wide; 64cm deep; 224cm high

184cm wide; 102cm high

66cm wide; 47cm deep; 141cm high

To include two carvers, 58cm wide; 99cm high

89cm wide; 40cm deep; 121cm high

With floral carved swept frame, 52cm wide; 99cm high, and a George III mahogany fret cut pier mirror, 41cm wide; 71cm high

178cm wide; 55cm deep; 179cm high

133cm wide; 86cm deep; 76cm high

49cm wide; 96cm high

Circa 1900, with pierced back and blind and open fret cut decoration, 56cm wide; 93cm high

70cm wide; 97cm high

With cane seats, 41cm wide; 84cm high

47cm wide; 85cm high

59cm wide; 44cm deep; 46cm high, and a George III mahogany nightstand, 40cm wide; 36cm deep; 73cm high

With galleried back, 92cm wide; 51cm deep; 81cm high

43cm wide; 90cm high

62cm wide; 92cm high, and an ash and elm Windsor chair, 56cm wide; 105cm high