A 19th century burr-walnut mirrorThe bevelled-plate within a well-figured cushion-moulded frame, 61.5cm x 53.5cmFor further information on this lo...

A Charles II oak boarded chest, dated 1684The hinged lid with chip-carved ends, the front carved with a pair of bold leafy-S-scrolls, each enclosi...

A George III oak longcase clock, circa 1770 and laterThe hood with caddy top, the long trunk door with double-arched top and crossbanding, the ass...

A small Charles I boarded oak box, circa 1640The hinged lid with moulded edge, the front board carved with a run of interlaced floral roundels, th...

A pair of carved oak panels, probably 17th centuryOne of a Jester, with mirror, motley and a cap and bells, the second probably of an Actor, weari...

A silver-plated brass soap and sponge ballOf typical spherical form, with decoratively pierced hinged cover, and circular foot with scalloped edge...

A run of architectural panelling, framing two 16th century Romayne-type panelsOf four panels, two almost square panels carved with strapwork and f...

A good Charles I joined oak livery cupboard, West Country, circa 1640With twin-plank top and a nulled-carved top rail, the single-shelf cupboard e...

An unusual Charles II boarded oak box, circa 1660The lid carved with a central foliate roundel, within a line-carved chevron border, the front wit...

A small Charles II boarded oak box, circa 1660The hinged lid with shaped edge, above a front carved with a bold lunette framing a pair of stylised...