George III period mahogany breakfront bookcase of impressive size. The arched pediment centred by a carved rosette above glazed doors which open to reveal drawers and shelves.

Circa 1790

A George III style carved pine bookcase of large size. The upper case with moulded cornice and angled pediment enclosed by a pair of brass wire meshed doors, between projecting stiles, each hung with carved floral garlands. The lower portion contains a pair of paneled doors above a plinth base.

Late 19th century

Dutch figured walnut bureau cabinet of large size. The figured walnut pedimented top opens to reveal a fitted interior of drawers and dividers. The bombe form bureau opens to likewise reveal a fitted interior of drawers and pigeon holes. The bureau interior contains a small 18th century painting fitted into one of the doors of a man opening a door.

Circa 1750

George I walnut bureau cabinet. The cabinet is surmounted by a broken swan neck pediment, with the mirrored doors enclosing a cabinet fitted witth divisions, drawers, and pigeon holes. The fall front bureau opens to drawers, pigeon holes, and 'secret' drawers, above a well.

Circa 1720