Lindsay Burns & Company
101. A pair of Regency mahogany elbow chairs, the tablet shaped top rails above a spiral turned horizontal splat, the upholstered seats flanked by fluted scroll arms, raised on sabre legs. £300-500
102. A Regency mahogany and ebony lined bonheur-de-jour, the rectangular top above an open recess and two small drawers, the hinged rectangular writing surface opening to a leather lined skiver, above a blind frieze drawer, raised on four tapered cylindrical supports with brass cups and casters, 52cm wide x 102.5cm high x 43cm deep. £700-900
103. A 19th century walnut, marquetry and gilt metal mounted three tier etagere, inlaid with oval shaped panels of musical instruments and foliage, raised on ebonised supports, 41cm wide x 81.5cm high x 30.5cm deep. £120-180
104. A Victorian walnut and marquetry centre table, the oval top inlaid with a vase of flowers within multiple borders, raised on a tapered hexagonal column with three foliate carved downswept supports terminating in paw feet, 92cm wide x 78cm high x 68cm deep. £500-700
105. A pair of Victorian walnut, marquetry and gilt metal mounted pier cabinets, the rectangular tops with canted angles above foliate inlaid friezes and glazed cupboard doors, opening to cloth lined interiors with two adjustable shelves, enclosed by mask and scroll cast mounts, raised on shaped plinth bases, 82cm wide x 107cm high x 32cm deep. £2000-3000
106. A 19th century mahogany and ebony lined wine cooler, the hinged top opening to a plain interior with plug, the convex front panel with ebony line detail and lion mask and drop ring handles, raised on four tapered cylindrical supports with brass cups and casters, 63cm wide x 50.5cm high x 42cm deep. £300-500
107. A 19th century rosewood, marquetry and gilt metal mounted centre table, the shaped oval top inlaid with a central spray of flowers and foliage within a broad border of scrolls and foliage, above a single frieze drawer, raised on four cabriole supports with mask and scroll cast mounts and pierced sabots, 100cm wide x 76cm high x 63cm deep. £800-1200
108. An early 20th century beech wood and gilt metal mounted vitrine, the mottled red and white marble top with a pierced three quarter gallery, above a bowed glazed cupboard door, opening to a velvet lined interior of two shelves, raised on four short cabriole supports with trailing gilt metal mounts, 67cm wide x 139cm high x 33cm deep. £500-800
109. A Continental gilt wood stool, the striped and floral upholstered seat raised on six scroll and mask carved cabriole supports terminating in scroll toes, united by a double shaped X-stretcher, 112cm wide x 46cm high x 40cm deep. £300-500
110. A 19th century Regency style rosewood and brass inlaid library table, the rectangular top with a tooled and gilt leather skiver within a fret cut brass inlaid border of flowers and scrolls, above two frieze drawers with brass inlaid line detail, raised on tapered trestle ends, inlaid with brass anthemion, on four short downswept supports with fluted detail, foliate cast toes and brass casters, 99cm wide x 77.5cm high x 65.5cm deep. £3000-5000
111. A 19th century Indian ebony hall chair, the pierced, scroll and foliate carved top rail centred with an urn, above a needlework upholstered pad flanked by attendant figures fanning, the needlework upholstered seat raised on figural carved supports terminating in paw feet, 93.5cm high. £200-300
112. A 19th century mahogany and satinwood banded demi lune card table, the hinged top opening to a baize lined interior, above a plain frieze centred by an oval shaped inlay, raised on four tapered square supports with spade feet, 95cm wide x 72.5cm high x 45.5cm deep. £200-300
113. A pair of Victorian rosewood pedestal card tables, the hinged revolving rectangular tops opening to circular baize lined interiors above plain friezes centred with rectangular tablets, raised on tapered cylindrical columns resting on concave platform bases with four scroll carved feet and brass casters, 92cm wide x 72.5cm high x 45cm deep. £3000-5000
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