Lindsay Burns & Company
175. An early Victorian breakfront mahogany secretaire bookcase, the moulded cornice above a central breakfront section of two astragal glazed cupboard doors, enclosing four adjustable shelves and a secretaire drawer and a pair of cupboard doors all enclosing pigeon holes and small drawers, flanked by two single glazed cupboard doors enclosing four adjustable shelves, the base fitted with a pair of panelled cupboard doors enclosing two drawers and two fixed shelves flanked by panel cupboard doors enclosing two fixed shelves, raised on a plinth, 320.5cm wide x 258cm high x 56cm deep. £3000-5000
ANTIQUE GARDEN FURNITURE
176. A 19th century lead planter or trough, of shaped rectangular form cast in relief with figures, horses and dogs, 88cm wide x 8cm high x 29cm deep. £100-200
Lot 173
173. A 19th century Anglo Indian ebony and specimen wood occasional table, the square top centred with a bone roundel and radiating specimen veneers, above a spindle filled gallery, raised on tapered square supports united by a corresponding under tier, 52cm square x 69cm high. £400-600
174. A 19th century Continental mahogany and marquetry sofa, the velvet upholstered back, arms and seat within scroll and floral borders, raised on short shell carved lions paw feet, 206cm wide x 92.5cm high x 62cm deep. £700-1000
177. A Victorian Bonnybridge Foundry cast iron garden bench and another similar, the Bonnybridge Foundry bench with old planked wood seat supported by Thistle and foliate cast ends, with cast marks, 183cm long, the other with old planked wood seat supported by foliate cast ends, 140cm long. £100-200
178. A 19th century fireclay campagna urn and a fireclay pedestal, the urn with egg and dart border and classical frieze, 53cm diameter x 40cm high, the pedestal 79cm square x 41cm high. £50-100
179. A 19th century stone and cast iron boot scrape, with scroll over uprights, 33cm wide x 31cm high x 20cm deep. £50-100
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