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117. A set of eight reproduction mahogany side chairs, the pierced splat backs with serpentine shaped crests, the drop in seats covered floral and green stripped material, on front square tapering moulded legs to tapering block feet. £100-200
118. A mahogany extending dining table, the veneered frieze to the elliptical side tables on square tapering legs, with an extra leaf. 4ft (122cm) x 5ft 11in (180cm). (Late eighteenth century with alteration). £200-300
119. A late eighteenth century oak cricket table, the circular top on a triform frieze, with square tapering chamfered legs. 30in (76cm). £80-120
123. A walnut veneered writing table, with a shaped front, the top cross banded, above a central drawer flanked by four serpentine front drawers, with burr walnut veneer and pierced brass plate handles, a central arcaded frieze on shell carved cabriole legs to pad feet. 3ft 5.5in (106cm). £100-200
124. A mahogany hall seat, with bolster ends, on turned waisted legs. 38in (112cm). £200-300
125. An eighteenth century mahogany swing toilet mirror, the rectangular glass with a gilt gesso edge, top shaped corners, the side supports with brass finials, the rectangular box base with three swept front drawers, fitted brass Dutch drop handles, on later ogee bracket feet. 17.25in (44cm). £60-80
126. A Sheraton mahogany serpentine front chest, the four long graduated drawers with veneered fronts, inlaid stringing, to the cross banded borders, brass locks, fitted later wood knob handles, the top drawer with divisions, front protruding angled corners, feather banded with stringing, on later bun feet. 4ft (202cm). £600-800
127. A George III mahogany butler’s rectangular tray, the shaped gallery with pierced hand grips. 28.5in (72.5cm). On later stand with square chamfered moulded legs, united by an ‘H’ stretcher. £150-250
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128. A George III mahogany chest on chest, of low proportions, the cavetto key cornice above two short and three long graduated drawers, flanked by stop fluted quadrant corner pilasters the base with three long graduated drawers, all oak lined and fitted brass plate handles and escutcheons (probably later) the angled corners with blind fretwork, on ogee bracket feet. 3ft 9in (105cm) wide x 21.5in (54.5cm) deep x 5ft 4in (163cm) high. £400-600
129. A brass framed étagère the rectangular top and underside covered in gilt tooled leather, the turned legs with finials, on pad feet. 19in (48cm). £80-120
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120. A William IV mahogany whatnot, with four tiers, the top hinged flap with an easel ratchet, on turned and block supports, the base with a drawer, fitted brass knob handles, the turned feet on brass casters. 18.5in (47cm). £300-400
121. A nineteenth century faded mahogany chest, in an earlier style, the two short and four long graduated drawers, oak lined, fitted brass locks and brass swan neck handles, on bracket feet. 3ft 4.5in (103cm). £100-200
122. A Regency style ebonized torchere, with gilt highlighting, the circular top on three scroll top splay supports, decorated bellflowers, a central boss above the hoof feet, to a gilt triform base with a central chrysanthemum, the fluted edge on bun feet. 4ft 1in (124cm) high.
£80-120
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