Lindsay Burns & Company
114. An early 20th century mahogany ships dressing table, fitted with a rectangular mirror plate flanked by open recesses above two fall front cupboards, above an open shelf, three fall front cupboards and long drawer, raised on square supports, the sides with towel rails, 82cm wide x 194cm high x 43cm deep. £100-200
Lot 111
111. Two 19th century elm and ash Windsor armchairs and two similar side chairs, each of slightly different design (4). £200-300
112. A 19th century oak knee hole desk, the rectangular top with a foliate carved edge, above a long frieze drawer and knee hole, with open recess and single shelf flanked by six drawers, raised on bracket feet, 84cm wide x 77cm high x 54cm deep. £200-400
113. A 19th century oak cradle, with canopy top and panelled sides, raised on two rockers, 76cm wide x 77cm high. £50-100
115. A 19th century oak and iron bound silver chest, the hinged top opening to a fitted interior, bearing paper label, inscribed ‘Sir Fitzroy MacLean’, 72.5cm wide x 57cm high x 51.5cm deep. £50-100
Lot 116
116. A 19th century Scottish walnut and ebonised oyster bucket, the tapered turned bucket with a brass liner and brass carrying handle, raised on a knopped column and domed circular plinth base with three ebonised ball feet, 29cm diameter x 44cm high. £200-300
117. A mid 19th century birds-eye maple and ebony lined sofa table, the rectangular top with twin drop ends, above two frieze drawers backed by faux drawers, raised on trestle ends with four downswept legs with brass toes resting on casters, 151cm wide (open) x 70.5cm high x 61.5cm deep. £200-300
Lot 114
118. A Chinese dark wood, mother of pearl inlaid and marble topped jardiniere stand, Qing Dynasty, the rectangular top with a mottled red marble rectangular insert above a pierced and foliate carved frieze, raised on square section supports with claw and ball feet, united by a solid under tier, 64.5cm wide x 76.5cm high x 40cm deep. £400-600
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