A Particularly Rare George III Period Fiddleback and Marquetry card table, by George Simpson
English, circa 1790
A Fine Regency Period Simulated Rosewood and Gilt X-Frame Stool to a Design by George Smith
English, 1807
A Rare Regency Period Amboyna Elliptical Tripod Table Designed by George Smith
English, circa 1805
The Infantado Side Chair by Giles Grendey
English, circa 1730
A Fine Chinese Export Lacquer Circular Tilt Top Table
China, circa 1840
An Exceptional Regency Period Games Table in Solid Veneered Lacewood Inlaid with Ebony to a Design by George Smith
English, circa 1810
An Impressive Regency Period Reclining Armchair Designed and Made By William Pocock
Southampton Street, London, 1813
A Fine Regency Period Burr Oak, Oak and Ebony Inlay Circular Table on Triform base
English, circa 1820
A Fine George II Period Irish Mahogany Side Table
Ireland, circa 1740
An Exceptional Pair of Carved and Painted Pedestals Designed by Robert Adam for Byram Hall, Yorkshire
English, circa 1780
An Important George II Period Walnut, Burr Yew Wood and Gilt Side Chair with Verre Églomisé Panel,
A Rare George II Period Mahogany Bureau on Carved Stand of Outstanding Colour and Patination
English, circa 1740
An Exceptional Pair of George II Period Carved Walnut 'Gainsborough' Armchairs Attributed to the Workshop of Giles Grendey
A rare Regency Period Rosewood Satinwood and Carved Giltwood Side Cabinet
The Infantado Side Chair By Giles Grendey
A Fine George III Period Mahogany Chest on Chest
English, circa 1765
An Exceptional Regency Mahogany Library Armchair
A Magnificent George III Period Marquetry Bombe Commode Attributed to the Workshop of Pierre Langlois
English, circa 1770
A George III Satinwood Marquetry Giltwood and Composition Demi-Line Side Table
A Rare George I Period Blue Japanned and Gilt Bureau Cabinet
English, circa 1720
A Pair of George II Mahogany Hall Armchairs
English, circa 1750
An Exceptional Pair of Card Tables attributed to Thomas Chippendale Junior
English, circa 1782
Millicent Roger's Iconic Regency Writing Table
A Rare George II Period Giltwood Console with a Quarter Veneered Sicilian Jasper Top
circa 1730
A Pair of Green and Gilt Armchairs attributed to Mayhew and Ince Retaining their original decoration
London, 1780
An Unusual Pair of George III Period Mahogany Hall Chairs
English, circa 1760
A George II Burr Walnut Parcel-Gilt and Gilt Bronze Mounted Bureau Bookcase In the manner of Giles Grendey
A Fine Regency Patinated Bronze and Gilt Bronze Hexagonal Hall Lantern
An Impressive Ebonised and Gilt Decorated Regency Period X-Framed Armchair
English, 1810
A Rare Early 19th Century Mahogany and Carved Gilt Centre Table
Leipzig, 1825
A Fine George II Period White Painted and Gilt Console Table with Breccia Marble Top
A Pair of George III Giltwood Armchairs Attributed to John Linnell
A George II Mahogany and Parcel Gilt Breakfront Secretaire Cabinet Attributed to William Hallett
A Fine George III Period Marquetry Commode
A Rare George II Mahogany Double Chairback Settee
English, circa 1755
A Fine George III Giltwood Oval Mirror
A Fine George II Period Carved Mahogany Corner Chair
English, 1755
The Trinity College Mahogany Reading Tables by Richard Shepherd
A George III period mahogany serpentine commode Attributed to Henry Hill of Marlborough
A Rare George II Carved Giltwood Mirror
English, circa 1735
A Regency period bronze-mounted mahogany side cabinet
An outstanding pair of Regency period carved oak armchairs
A fine pair of George III period mahogany demi-lune card tables of excellent colour and patina
A rare Regency period painted and gilded circular bookcase with Chinese lacquer panels
An Exceptional Pair of George III Marquetry Bombe Commodes Attributed to Mayhew and Ince
A rare George II giltwood architectural mirror
A George III Period Fiddleback Sycamore and Marquetry Dressing Table In the Manner of Mayhew and Ince
A rare Irish carved mahogany console table with marble top
Irish, circa 1760
A fine George III giltwood mirror in the manner of Matthias Lock
A Pair of George III Bedside Cabinets
English, circa 1795
