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1721      An early 20th century folding Lath back Chair,   1734      An elegant and uncommon semi-oval burr
                     16 1/2'' wide x 33 1/2'' high.                        Walnut and boxwood inlaid top Card/Side
           1722      An Edwardian Satinwood Dressing Table                 Table, the flap over top rotating to reveal a
                     standing on tapering square legs, having a pair       card storage compartment and standing on a
                     of frieze drawers, the bevelled swing mirror          turned and lobed pillar and to four carved
                     having supports each incorporating a trinket          splayed feet, 36'' wide x 22'' deep x 29 1/4''
                     drawer, 48'' wide x 23 1/2'' deep x 61 1/2'' high     high, the green baize lined top 43 1/4'' x 36
                     approx.                                               1/2'' when open and 28'' high.

           1723      A Satinwood Dressing Table, the base with two   1735      A William IV Rosewood Side Cabinet having a
                     short and one long drawers, the top with a pair       pair of opposing doors, the panels being of
                     of two drawer supports to the central bevelled        chinoiserie flavour depicting numerous flower
                     swing mirror and a pair of arched bevelled side       blooms and parasols, and flanked by reeded
                     mirrors, 42'' wide x 19'' deep x 63'' high approx.    pillars, 42'' wide x 14 1/8'' deep and 36 5/8''

           1724      A most appealing child's Mahogany                     high, and raised on turned and lobed feet, key
                     Washstand of Victorian design and diminutive          present.
                     dimensions standing on turned legs and      1736      A circa 1900 Oak wind-out Dining Table
                     having a central drawer, the top with an              standing on turned and carved legs, 47 1/2'' x
                     upstand, and the legs united by a lower pot           51 3/8'' extending with two leaves to 92'' long
                     shelf, 25 3/4'' wide x 14 1/2'' deep x 34 3/4''       and 28 1/4'' high (handle present).
                     high approx.                                1737      An oval Mahogany wind-out Dining Table
           1725      An elegant Edwardian buttonback Armchair              standing on turned and lobed legs, 53 3/4'' and
                     standing on turned front legs and upholstered         67 1/2'' extending with three leaves to 119''
                     in mid green velvet/Dralon type fabric with           approx, and 29 1/2'' high (winder present).
                     fringed edging.                             1738      An Oak cased Longcase Clock, the two-train

           1726      An Edwardian dark Mahogany framed, open               eight day movement striking the hours on a
                     armed bow-back Chair standing on turned               bell, the arched brass face having cast brass
                     front legs and upholstered in a beige/peach           spandrels, the chapter ring with Roman hour
                     shade of velvet/Dralon fabric.                        numerals and Arabic minutes numerals, inset

           1727      An Edwardian long seated buttonback                   second hand and small square date window,
                     Armchair standing on turned front legs and            to the arch is the maker's name ''Thos
                     upholstered in mid brown velvet/Dralon fabric.        Sansbury, Hereford''.  A hand-written label
           1728      A pair of old brown leather upholstered club          within states ''....Thos Stansbury, Hereford
                     style Armchairs having mid brown fabric               1756-1765 - watchmaker, recorded in
                     covered cushions.                                     Watchmakers and Clockmakers of the World
           1729      A set of six Mahogany framed Dining Chairs            by G.H. Baille'' and ''Thos Stanbury, Hereford
                     having swept reeded sides to the backs,               1780 in Britten's Old Clocks and Watches'', 81
                     standing on turned front legs, the seats still        3/4'' high, 20'' wide x 9 1/2'' deep, running and
                     with their original hide upholstery, the back         striking normally during cataloguing (no
                     rests each with a carved reserve depicting a          winding key present).
                     vase of flowering plants.                   1739      A mixed darkwood Low Cupboard having ''H''
                                                                           hinges to the scroll carved recessed panelled
           1730      A dark Oak peg-joyned Coffer/Blanket Chest,           door, 21 1/2'' wide x 13 3/4'' deep x 28 3/4''
                     the front panels with carved geometric design,        high (key present).
                     47 1/2'' long x 23'' deep x 24 3/4'' high.
           1731      A fine old peg-joyned Oak three plant top   1740      A 19th century snap-top Mahogany circular
                                                                           Dining Table standing on a platform base with
                     Refectory Table standing on tapering square           three lobed scroll feet, 42'' diameter x 29'' high
                     legs united by an ''H'' stretcher, 85'' long x 28     (some losses to veneer).
                     1/2'' wide x 27 1/2'' high.
           1732      A set of ten Oak framed early 20th century   1741      An American Rocking Chair having turned
                                                                           details to the open arms and upholstered in
                     Dining Chairs on fluted frieze turned front legs,     multi-colour striped/floral detail fabric.
                     the seats and backs still with their stylised
                     floral detail upholstered in shades of brown.   1742       A Mahogany standard lamp and pleated
           1733      An Oak and other woods snap-top circular    1743      shade. 65'' high including shade.
                                                                           A Victorian tilt top ebonised papier mache
                     Occasional/Tavern Table standing on a turned
                     pillar with three splay feet, 35'' diameter x 27      table with scalloped edge and hand painted
                                                                           floral design, Mother of Pearl inlay, 27'' high x
                     1/4'' high.
                                                                           28'' diameter, a/f.
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