Lindsay Burns & Company


Lot 75


73. A 19th century satinwood and marquetry inlaid demi lune card table, the hinged top decorated with demi lune floral inlay within a border of fruiting vine, opening to a green baize lined interior, raised on tapered square supports with square feet, 94cm wide x 75.5cm high x 41.5cm deep. £500-700


74. A Victorian walnut whatnot, the rectangular top with pierced gilt metal three quarter gallery, raised on fluted tapered cylindrical supports, above an open shelf and three division stand, fitted with a single drawer, raised on tapered cylindrical supports with brass cups and casters, 55cm wide x 99cm high x 40cm deep. £400-600


Lot 72


72. A late 19th/ early 20th century painted satinwood console table, the shaped rectangular top decorated with a border of blue and white flowers, above a plain frieze centred with a rectangular tablet decorated with foliate spray, raised on four painted and gilded tapered cylindrical supports with foliate carved details, united by concave stretchers, 100cm wide x 82.5cm high x 43.5cm deep. £800-1200


75. A late 19th century satinwood, marquetry inlaid and gilt metal mounted writing table in the Louis XVI style, attributed to Donald Ross, the rectangular top with green leather insert and geometric inlaid border, above two frieze drawers, raised on fluted tapered cylindrical supports with brass cups and casters, 114.5cm wide x 73cm high x 63cm deep. £3000-5000


76. A Baby Grand Piano August Forster, No. 15390, in ebonised case with square supports, spade feet and brass casters. £300-500


77. A late Victorian brass double bed, the head and footboard with concave top rails above vertical bars centred with a scrolling foliate cast motif, raised on square section supports and castors, 136cm wide x 194.5cm long x 155cm high at headboard. £100-200


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