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An Eighteenth Century Green Glass & Ormolu Chandelier
An Eighteenth Century Rococo Carved & Painted Mirror
An Exceptional George II mahogany card table.
An Exceptional George II Period Carved Mahogany Bureau Cabinet Attributed to Giles Grendey
An Exceptional George III Silver Table
An Extremely Rare George I Carved Burr Walnut Settee
An Extremely Rare George I Red lacquer Bureau Bookcase of Small Size
An Extremely Rare George III Mahogany Barometer by Whitehurst of Derby
An Highly Decorative and Extremely Rare Eighteenth Century Polychrome & Lacquer Scree
An Important Commode Attributed to Pierre Langlois
An Important George I Carved Mahogany Eagle-Headed Armchair
An Important George II Mahogany Bookcase From Langley Park, Norfolk
An Important Pair of Regency Decorated & Parcel Gilt Stools
An Important Pair of Chinese Mirror Pictures in 18th Century Giltwood frames
An Important Pair of George III Gilt-wood Settees in the Manner of Thomas Chippendale the Younger
An Outstanding & Highly Important Side Cabinet Attributed to S. Jamar
Captain & Mrs Alsager’s Pair of Black Lacquer & Gilt Decorated Cabinets on Stands
Colonel Mulliner’s Exceptional George III Inlaid Tray
Four Chinese Plaster Polychrome Decorated Figures with Nodding Heads
George Hepplewhite’s Gentleman’s Social Table
George, 1st Marquess Townshend’s Set of 16 Decorated Chairs From Raynham Hall
Lord Villiers’ Vulliamy Mantel Clock
Mrs Hutton Rawlinson’s ‘Very Elegant Mahogany Bookcase’ Purchased from Gillows of Lancaster on the 18th July 1772 for the sum of £21
Sculpture of the Illustrious Sir Jeffrey Hudson
THE ‘SPENCER-CHURCHILL’ DINING CHAIRS
The 1st Earl Spencer’s Carved Fustic & Satinwood Sofa
The Birket Houses Pair of George II Virginia Walnut Lowboys & Mirrors by Gillows
The Bishop of Gloucester’s Pair of George III Mahogany Side Chairs Attributed to Thomas Chippendale
The Ditchley Park Mirror by John Linnell
The Houghton Hall Red Lacquer Bachelor’s Chest
The Percival Griffiths Mirrors
The Spencer Perceval Armchair From The Palace of Westminster
The Stowe Torcheres