Lindsay Burns & Company


31. A George III mahogany and satinwood banded demi lune card table, the hinged top opening to a baize lined interior, raised on four tapered square supports with spade feet, 91.5cm wide x 73cm high x 45cm deep. £100-200


33. A 19th century rosewood centre table, the rounded rectangular top raised on lyre carved trestle ends united by a turned stretcher, with bun feet and castors, 122cm wide x 73.5cm high x 65cm deep. £250-350


34. A late 19th/early 20th century French mahogany and gilt metal mounted occasional table, the circular top with mottled pink marble insert, above a frieze decorated with foliate swags, raised on tapered square supports with gilt metal feet, 51cm diameter x 74.5cm high. £600-800


35. A late 19th century ebonised, gilt metal mounted and boulle work breakfront credenza, the shaped rectangular top above a central glazed cupboard door opening to a velvet lined interior with single shelf and smaller circular shelves, flanked by a pair of glazed cupboard doors, raised on six bun feet, 199cm wide x 117.5cm high x 38.5cm deep. £1500-2000


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32. A Victorian mahogany pedestal tea table, the shaped rectangular top raised on a tapered cylindrical column and platform base, raised on four scroll and foliate paw feet, 91.5cm wide x 75cm high x 46cm deep. £200-300


36. A 19th century Dutch walnut and marquetry inlaid low boy, the shaped rectangular top with a slightly bowed front decorated with a twin handled urn issuing flowers and foliage, above a long frieze drawer, shaped knee hole and two small drawers, raised on four tapered cylindrical cabriole supports terminating in pad feet, 81cm wide x 74cm high x 48cm deep. £600-800


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