Lindsay Burns & Company


112. A late 19th century French kingwood, marquetry and gilt metal mounted serpentine commode in the Louis XV style, the red and grey veined marble top with a moulded edge above three long drawers, raised on splayed supports with pierced and foliate cast sabots, 70cm wide x 85cm high x 37cm deep. £400-600 (+24% BP*)


113. A Chinese dark wood jardiniere stand, Qing Dynasty, the square shaped top with a mottled purple marble insert above a pierced and foliate carved frieze, raised on square section supports with claw and ball feet united by an under tier, 43cm square x 83.5cm high. £300-500 (+24% BP*)


114. A French kingwood and gilt metal mounted Transitional style commode, the green and white veined marble top above two deep drawers, raised on tapered cabriole supports with foliate cast sabots, 64cm wide x 85cm high x 40.5cm deep. £600-800 (+24% BP*)


115. A pair of Chinese dark wood jardiniere stands, late Qing Dynasty, the panelled circular tops above plain frieze with carved edge, raised on four cylindrical supports with scroll feet, 36.5cm diameter x 51cm high. £400-600 (+24% BP*)


Lot 109


109. A French kingwood, marquetry and gilt metal mounted Transitional style side cabinet, the domed top above an open recess with mirror backed interior, over three small drawers flanked by cupboard doors inlaid with ribbon tied pendants suspending bagpipes and flowers, on a base with a long frieze drawer, raised on four tapered square supports with fluted detail and gilt metal foliate cast feet, 78cm wide x 145cm high x 35.5cm deep. £2000-3000 (+24% BP*)


110. A fine Edwardian satinwood and ebony inlaid display cabinet on stand, the upper section with a glazed cupboard door opening to a mirror backed interior with clear glass shelf and purple velvet lined base, raised on a base with plain frieze inlaid with anthemion motifs, raised on tapered square supports united by an under tier and panelled back, 110.5cm wide x 173cm high x 45cm deep. £2000-3000 (+24% BP*)


111. A Chinese dark wood jardiniere stand, Qing Dynasty, the square top with mottled red marble insert, above a frieze carved with flowers and scrolling foliage, over pierced fret work frieze, raised on square section supports with claw and ball feet united by an under tier, 43cm square x 90cm high. £300-500 (+24% BP*)


20 BP* - Buyer’s Premium of 24% inclusive of VAT @ 20%


116. A Chinese dark wood console table, Qing Dynasty, the rectangular panelled top above a frieze carved and pierced with scroll motifs, raised on four square section supports with scroll carved feet, 93cm wide x 85.5cm high x 47cm deep. £1000-2000 (+24% BP*)


117. A Chinese dark wood gaming table, late 19th/ early 20th century, the square panelled top above a plain frieze set with four blind drawers, raised on square section supports with scroll carved detail and carved feet, with pierced ruyi carved spandrel detail, 87.5cm square x 82cm high. £800-1200 (+24% BP*)


118. A 19th century French mahogany and satinwood banded Empire style secretaire a abattant, the rectangular top above a single frieze drawer and hinged fall front, opening to a fitted interior of open recesses, single cupboard door and four small drawers, above a pair of cupboard doors decorated with oval vignettes of half length busts, enclosed by tapered supports with caryatid capitols, raised on tapered square supports and gilt metal ball feet, 94cm wide x 152cm high x 47cm deep. £400-600 (+24% BP*)


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