Lindsay Burns & Company
57. A 19th century Regency style rosewood and gilt metal mounted breakfront mirror back chiffonier, the open shelf supported by four tapered square supports above four frieze drawers with simulated fret cut inlay, above four glazed cupboard doors enclosing fitted shelves, raised on six bun feet, 148cm wide x 137cm high x 39cm deep. £1000-1500
58. A French mahogany, satinwood and gilt metal mounted transitional style ladies writing table, the rectangular top with tooled leather insert, above a blind frieze drawer centred with a bleu celeste ground porcelain panel decorated with shepherd and attendant girls, the back and sides similarly decorated with circular and oval porcelain panels, raised on tapered cylindrical supports with fluted detail, acanthus collars and tapered cylindrical feet, 81cm wide x 72.5cm high x 60cm deep. £1000-1500
Lot 56
56. A Victorian mahogany horseshoe back armchair, C.HINDLEY & SONS, 184 OXFORD ST., LONDON, the upholstered top rail supported on tapered barley twist columns, with scroll over arms, the serpentine seat raised on tapered barley twist legs with brass cups and castors, one back leg with impressed marks and number ‘42655’, 75cm high. £50-100
59. A 19th century Chinese dark wood and silk work screen, the detachable upper panel set with a silk work panel depicting bamboo, birds and butterflies within a foliate carved surround, under a carved and pierced surmount with central Shou character flanked by dragons, on a relief carved stand decorated with fruit and foliage, resting on scrolling trestle ends, 134cm high x 77cm wide. £400-600
60. An early 20th century gilt metal and lacquered occasional table in the chinoiserie style, the rectangular top decorated with peony, finger citrus, bird and foliage within Greek key border, above a plain under tier, raised on cylindrical supports and castors, 49.5cm wide x 58.5cm high x 40cm deep. £200-300
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