Lindsay Burns & Company


37. A late 19th century French rosewood and floral marquetry inlaid centre table, the oval top with serpentine outline decorated with central foliate spray within acanthus and scroll borders, above a single frieze drawer, raised on tapered cabriole supports with foliate cast gilt metal mounts with mask terminals, 101cm wide x 76.5cm high x 63cm deep. £800-1200


38. A quartetto of early 20th century mahogany, burr walnut and ebony lined occasional tables, the rectangular tops raised on four ring turned supports and trestle ends united by convex stretchers, 50cm wide x 69cm high x 34cm deep. £400-600


39. A late 19th/early 20th century four fold painted leather screen, decorated on both sides with colourful birds, flowers and foliage, 216cm wide x 177cm high. £300-500


40. A late 19th century French kingwood and floral marquetry kidney shaped work table, the hinged top opening to a mirrored underside and fitted interior, raised on four cabriole supports with gilt metal sabots united a kidney shaped under tier, 54cm wide x 72cm high x 29cm deep. £200-300


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42. A 19th century mahogany sarcophagus shaped wine cooler, the hinged cover centred with a brass urn shaped finial, opening to a lead lined interior, raised on four paw feet, 79cm wide x 55cm high x 51cm deep. £150-250


41. A George II walnut low boy, the rectangular top above a long frieze drawer and central shallow drawer flanked by two small deep drawers, raised on scroll carved cabriole supports with pointed feet, 105cm wide x 98cm high x 60.5cm deep. £200-300


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