A Mid 18th century Oak & Elm table stool, having a waste drawer to one end rasied on turned gently splayed legs terminating in pad feet, with a lovely colour and patina. Circa 1750
A Regency Mahogany work table, having two drawers strung and two dummy drawers strung with a black string line, fitted with the Original lion head handles.
A Early 18th century cricket table, having turned Oak legs united by turned oak stretchers, the top being a single piece of Elm, having a lovely colour and patina. Circa 1710 -1740
A Rare late 18th century comb-back Windsor arm chair, attributed to the Thames valley region, having a wonderful colour and patina Fruitwood, Elm Seat.
A Oak Gateleg table of small proportions, raised on turned legs. Good colour and patination Circa 1700 -1740 Size:26.1/2 long X 42" with falls open (14.3/4" closed) X 25"tall REF:OAK030
A Late 17th century Oak chest of drawers, raised on the original bun feet. having four long drawers surrounded by a half round moulding with the original brass escutcheons. C1700 Good colour and patination Size: 36” wide, X 21.1/2” X deep, X 38.1/2” tall.
