An exceptional and fine late 18th century Sheraton period Georgian satinwood Pembroke table, the shaped and moulded top with pale, wavy book matched veneers with an incredibly intricate and large central paterae above a single frieze drawer, the whole raise on four square tapering legs terminating in original brass castors. England. C.1785

A large and impressive late 17th century oak gateleg table, the top with original colour and patination, raised on a base of single gate design, the legs with excellent bobbin turnings, the whole raised on shaped square feet. England. C.1690

A pair of First Empire mahogany 19th Century French Bedside Cabinets of exquisite quality and execution decorated with pierced brass galleries, marble tops and further brass mounts. France. C.1810

An impressive early 19th centuryRalph Turnbull specimen work table, the hinged lid profusely inlaid with geometric sunburst surrounded by interlaced heart motifs and comprised of a plethora of exotic woods including various species from the palm, satinwood and rosewood families. The lid opens  to reveal a satinwood partitioned interior with silk linings and the underside of the lid displays a further, equally complex segmented sunburst design. The outer edges of the top follow the geometric designs of the lid and are executed with incredibly fine attention to detail. The whole raised on a tapered hexagonal stem terminating in a triform base with beautifully carved lion paw feet. This table is almost certainly attributable to Ralph Turnbull, Jamaica. C.1825 – Label with wax seal to the underside – also inscribed “Boley Hill E. Hayward”.

A fine 19th century burr amboyna tilt top Edward Holmes Baldock inlaid centre table with candelabra base showcasing exceptional Dutch style floral marquetry inlay often associated with the work of ‘Cabinet inlayer and Buhl manufacturer’ Robert Blake of Mount St. England. C.1835-40

A petite late 18th Century Swedish period Rococo secretaire with a pull down flap ideal for writing or computer space.

With several internal drawers, a storage shelf, and below serpentine front drawers. Repainted in soft black with its original brass pulls and escutcheons.

18th century Danish secretary with a decorative carved pediment.

Below two glazed doors opening to storage, below fall front desk opening to useful work or computer space.

With six internal drawers, below three drawers for further storage. Original locks and hardware, refinished in soft grey

Provincial Swedish table with decorative carved base repainted in soft blue

French farmhouse table with two plank elm top and stretcher base.

Circa 1880.

Height: 75cm, Width: 216cm, Depth: 77cm