Lindsay Burns & Company


142. A quartetto of Chinese hardwood occasional tables, late Qing Dynasty, the square panelled tops above pierced scroll friezes centred with Shou character flanked by bats, raised on cylindrical supports and ball feet united by stretchers, the largest 41cm square x 73.5cm high. £300-500


143. An Edwardian rosewood and marquetry inlaid demi lune card table, the shaped hinged top opening to a baize lined interior, above a single frieze drawer, raised on tapered cylindrical supports with fluted detail, resting on brass castors, 92cm wide x 77cm high x 45cm deep. £400-600


145. A Chinese dark wood low console table, 20th century, the panelled rectangular top above a pierced and carved apron centred with oval shaped panel of birds and blossom flanked by dragon carved panels, raised on scroll and foliate carved supports, 151.5cm wide x 59cm high x 47cm deep. £500-800


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144. A 19th century mahogany and boxwood lined sofa table, the rectangular top with twin drop leaves above two frieze drawers backed by corresponding drawers, raised on rectangular trestle ends with four downswept supports with brass cups and castors, open 152.5cm wide x 69cm high x 70.5cm deep. £600-800


146. A pair of 19th century mahogany hall chairs in the George III style, the shaped concave backs above solid seats with dished circular centres, raised on arched trestle supports united by a shaped stretcher, 99.5cm high. £400-600


147. A Chinese dark wood jardiniere stand, Qing Dynasty, the shaped circular top with mottled red and white marble insert, above a fruit and foliate carved frieze with pierced detail, raised on four cabriole supports with claw and ball feet united by convex stretchers, 44cm diameter x 80cm high. £200-300


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