,a wonderfully evocative two part Anglo-Indian narrawood & Chinese elm secretaire – campaign chest of drawers for military use or exotic travel, of good smallish size. Made in an Indian...

A wonderful example of a George II period best English oak settle. With hoof feet, scalloped front & side seat rails, finely panelled back, excellent patina and a soft burgundy...

An exciting example of an 18th century mahogany bureau bookcase c 1780. Beautifully proportioned & sporting the original acanthus enriched cast brass swan neck handles, the drawers fully lined in...

A rare English George III period ‘batchelor’s chest’ of useful very small proportions, in excellent original condition. Made of heavy Cuban mahogany, oak lined, with original brass swan neck handles,...

A stylish English Edwardian period red, black & gilt lacquer pier or overmantel mirror c1920. The carved pine frame in black & gilt, the front in dark red ‘Chinese’ lacquer,...

An extraordinary English George IV period supper / centre table, made of the most wonderful ‘plum pudding’ mahogany, in late Greek revival taste, c 1825. Mint original condition & super...

A fine Scottish Regency rosewood dog paw foot folding tea / card table in untouched mint original condition. When open & unfolded the interior finely veneered. Edinburgh c 1815. 75cm...

A finely potted Chinese porcelain, famille verte enamelled Qianlong period jardinere. The sides decorated with green enamels of Ho Ho birds in exotic landscapes, peonies & the seasons in arabesque...

A rare and elegant English Regency period campaign bookcase, formed as a hinged locked mahogany box, opening flat to make a bookcase. With inset plaque for the owner’s name, opening...

An exceptionally rare Anglo-Cantonese Bride Portrait c 1825, contained in the original carved camphor frame. Oils on fine linen. The making of ‘European’ art for export was facilitated at the...