Lindsay Burns & Company


117. An Edwardian mahogany and boxwood lined serpentine sideboard, the shaped top with short upright gallery back and two brass urn shaped finials, over two central drawers flanked by cupboard doors enclosing a shelf and bottle drawer, raised on six tapered feet, 183cm wide x 120cm high x 66cm deep. £200-300


118. A 19th century mahogany and brass bound octagonal shaped wine cooler and stand, the hinged top opening to a lead lined fitted interior, the sides with drop carry handles, the base with four channelled supports raised on brass casters, 48cm diameter x 72cm high. £800-1200


119. A late 19th/early 20th century kingwood and gilt metal mounted etagere, the shaped oval stands raised on cabriole supports, with applied scroll cast mounts, 44cm wide x 86.5cm high x 32cm deep. £300-500


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116. A 19th century mahogany four tier what-not, with four open rectangular shelves and single frieze drawer, raised on cylindrical supports with brass cups and casters, 48cm wide x 141.5cm high x 38cm deep. £300-500


120. A Victorian walnut, porcelain and gilt metal mounted pier cabinet, the rectangular top above a single cupboard door centred with an oval porcelain panel painted with a colourful spray of flowers within four blue ground porcelain spandrel panels, opening to a fitted interior of single shelf mounted with gilt metal rams masks and pierced foliate mounts, the sides similarly decorated, raised on a shaped plinth base, 75.5cm wide x 97.5cm high x 36.5cm deep. £2000-3000


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