Lot No	Description
301	A 17th Century Spanish Walnut Bench. The low single plank back having stepped edging and canted upper corners rivetted to the shaped plank uprights with iron quatrefoil studs. The seat with similar edging and iron studs securing it the the trestle supports, with iron strengthening struts below, 63 ins (160 cms) in length.
302	A 19th Century Primitive Irish Spinning Wheel bearing traces of original pale blue paintwork.
303	A 17th Century Spanish Walnut Box. The lid on iron staple hinges having a moulded edge and measuring 21 1/2 ins x 10 ins (55 cms x 16 cms). The front scribed and punched with geometric designs and mounted on a moulded base 8 1/2 ins (22 cms) in height.
304	A Late 18th Century Elm Dresser Base. The top measuring 68 ins x 16 ins (173 cms x 41 cms) above three lipmoulded frieze drawers standing on square tapering legs.
305	A Small 20th Century Oak Blanket Box in the style of a 17th century coffer with lozenge and arcaded carving to the front, 36 ins (91 cms) wide, 19 ins (48 cms) tall and 14 ins (36 cms) deep.
306	An Antique Pine Baby Walker. The top having a round aperture opening out on iron hinges with a small trough to the front. The splayed sides having silhouette cut plank balusters leading down to the planked base on small wooden wheels.
307	A Pair of 17th Century Upholstered Side Chairs (from Settle Church). The cresting rails carved with a central crown amidst scrolling foliage above a padded back panel (probably originally caned) flanked by barleytwist uprights surmounted by ball finials. The padded seats on barleytwist legs joined by a high plain front stretcher and H-form understretcher.
308	A George III Oak Tilt Top Tripod Table; the three plank top measuring 26 ins (66 cms) in diameter revolving on a simple birdcage above a baluster turned centre column and outswept legs.
309	An Unusual 17th Century Joined Oak Lancashire Backstool. The domed cresting rail having a dash-gouged edge above radial fluting and roughly carved foliated S-scrolls. The back panel gouge carved with a lozenge and whorls enhanced with punchwork, between plain uprights surmounted by shaped pyramid finials. The plank seat on turned column legs joined by plain peripheral stretchers.
310	An 18th Century Joined Oak Mule Chest having three geometrically moulded front panels ornamented with lozenges and split spindle appliques above two lip moulded drawers, with an applied moulding strip to the base, standing on stile supports 54 1/2 ins (138 cms) wide, 22 ins (56 cms) deep and 31 ins (79 cms) in height.
311	A 19th Century Back Stool. The shaped plank back slotted into a protuberant wedge and a rear of the round block seat and strengthened with two chamfered uprights, standing on three chamfered stick legs.
312	A Late 18th Century Tripod Candlestand. The round fruitwood top (wormed) measuring 12 ins (20 cms) in diameter on a tapering column and three splayed spindle turned legs, 24 ins (60 cms) in height.
313	An Early 19th Century Child's Primitive Stick Back Chair with a slightly bowed top rail above five hand hewn spindles leading down to a block seat with chamfered underside, morticed and wedged with four stick legs. Bearing traces of origian red paintwork.
314	A 19th Century Cromwellian style joined oak Armchair. The rectangular leather back panel and leather clad arms edged in decorative brass daisyhead studs and continued around the leather bordered oak panel seat, standing on turned legs joined by stretchers.
315	A 19th Century Child's Country Rocking Chair with bar back, scroll end arms on baluster turned posts, a plank seat and square legs with rockers.
316	A Late 18th Century Joined Elm Cricket Table. The top measuring 31 ins (79 cms) in diameter and standing on three tapering lozenge legs united by a triangular undershelf with raised ledge.
317	A Set of Six Rushseat "Ear" Spindleback Chairs of stained alder and elm attributed to the Lancashire/Cheshire Area circa 1800-1840. Each chair having a shaped top rail with lobed terminals above two rows of five turned spindles. The rush seats having protective strips to the edges and standing on turned front legs with pad & ball feet joined by a turned front stretcher and plain round stretchers to the sides and back connecting the square rear legs.
318	A Large 18th Century Oak Gateleg Table. The oval top measuring 54 ins x 65 ins (137 cms x 165 cms) standing on turned legs and swing-out gates with a drawer at one end.
319	A Small Late 18th/Early 19th Century Joined Oak Settle with a tall four panelled back. The arms on baluster turned posts leading down to the plank seat and turned front legs on ball feet connected by end stretchers to the square back legs.
320	A Small Joined Oak Side Table. The edge moulded top above a frieze drawer standing on chamfered square legs joined by moulded block stretchers.
321	A Small 18th Century Joined Oak Centre Table. The moulded two plank top measuring 30 ins x 20 1/2 ins (76 cms x 52 cms) standing on slender baluster turned legs joined by a flat wavy X-form stretcher and raised on turned bun & block feet, 28 1/2 ins (72 cms) in height.
322	A 17th Century & Later Oak Full Tester Bed incorporating some antique timbers. The panelled tester ornamented with applied, carved and moulded lozenge panels and an octagonal panel to the centre in a chip carved framework decorated with small stars. The moulded cornice above a run moulded frieze with zigzag decoration. The headboard enriched with twin panels of scrolling winged serpents on a pitted ground above three guilloche quatrefoil panels flanked by atlante figures with decorative carving and punchwork to the stiles and muntins, and plain panels below. The baluster turned footposts with groove turned decoration leading downn to the sprung base, 55 ins x 66 ins.
323	An 18th Century Carved Fire Screen with an Aubusson style woolwork panel depicting a basket of fruit suspended on bell flower garlands from a scrolling archway in yellow, cream & apricot hues, and framed in a Rococo scrolling surround on outswept legs with ball & claw terminals, 48 ins (122 cms) high, 28 ins 71 cms) wide.
324	An Early 19th Century Stained Elm Cutler's Stool. The block seat having canted front corners morticed and wedged with three splayed rib-turned legs.
325	A Pair of 19th Century Forms. The elm plank seats with cleated ends measuring 49 ins (124 cms) in length bolted onto trestle supports.
326	A Pair of High Splat Back Windsor Armchairs attributed to the Yorkshire area circa 1880-1900. Each chair having an ash hoop back and three long ash spindles either side of a fretted alder back splat; pierced with a stylised fleur-de-lys to the upper slat and keyhole lower splat with three further underarm spindles and turned end supports. The elm seats on turned legs joined by crinoline stretchers.
327	An Elm & Fruitwood Country Tripod Table circa 1700. The revolving tilt-top measuring 25 1/2 ins (65 cms) in diameter resting on a simple birdcage support above a turned centre column with pendant finial raised on three silhouette cut plank legs.
328	A Hoop Back Windsor Armchair attributed to the West Country Circa 1780 bearing traces of black/green paintwork and having seven ash back spindles running through the bentwood arm bow, three further underarm spindles and curved end supports of cleft ash. The elm seat on turned legs joined by an H-form stretcher.
329	A English Ash & Elm Country Tripod Table. The round top measuring 16 is (40 cms) in diameter on a baluster turned centre column with heavy round block base raised on splayed ash legs with ball & fillet turnings and flared feet.
330	A Late 18th/Early 19th Century Country Tripod Table. The stained pine top measuring 21 1/2 ins (55 cms) in diameter and fixed to a round centre column raised on outswept silhouette cut plank legs with scroll feet.
331	A Set of Eight Lancashire Style Rush Seat "Ear" Spindle Backs including two carvers. The shaped top rails with lobe terminals above two rows of five spindles. The rush seats standing on tapering front legs with pad & block feet turned by a ball turned front stretcher with round turned stretchers to the back & sides.
332	An 18th Century Joined Oak Side Table. The top measuring 26 ins x 19 1/2 ins (66 cms x 50 cms) with a moulded edge above a single frieze drawer standing on turned slender legs united by peripheral stretchers, 29 ins (74 cms) in height.
333	A Joined Oak Mule Chest circa 1700. The two plank top having a moulded edge above a frieze of decorative gouge carved C-curves and three geometrically moulded panels divided by run-moulded muntins. The central panel studded with the initials E.M. The two drawers below having applied edge moulding, standing 52 1/2 ins (133 cms) wide, 20 1/2 ins (52 cms) deep and 32 ins (81 cms) tall on run-moulded block stiles.
334	A Large 17th Century Court Cupboard with later carving and additions. The moulded top surmounted by an unusual cornice with barleytwist rails raised on carved supports. The upper cupboard with two ornately carved doors flanking a central arcaded panel beneath a frieze of undulating scrolls incorporating the initials DIE and date 1675 and supported on bulbous cup and cover posts carved with trailing vines and flowers. The two large cupboard doors below quartered by a moulded frame work and carved with various foliate and geometric designs. The moulded top ornamented with oak leaves, acorns, berries and flowers. Standing on carved shaped block feet, 59 ins (150 cms) wide, 92 ins (234 cms) high.
335	A Fine Early 18th Century Panelled Oak Settle. The back having three horizontal panels above four vertical ones in a run-moulded framework. The scroll end arms supported on baluster posts leading down to a planked seat above a long run-moulded front rail and inverted baluster legs reflecting the arm supports, connected by peripheral stretchers, 55 ins (140 cms) in length.
336	A 17th Century and Later Joined Oak Dresser of good colour and patination. The top having a moulded edge and measuring 75 ins x 21 ins (191 cms x 53 cms) above three geometrically moulded frieze drawers between horizontal strips of ornamental beading and split spindle appliques to the drawer divides. Standing on ball, reel & fillet turned front legs above a moulded pot shelf raised on onion feet with fielded panel sides and rear stile supports.
337	A Set of Six Oak 17th Century Style Derbyshire Chairs.Each chair having two crescent shaped back bars with scalloped edges above carved S-scrolls flanking face masks, and ornamented with acorn pendant finials. The uprights having voluted lobe finials above crosshatching and applied split spindle turnings. The plank seats standing on turned legs joined by twinned baluster front stretchers and plain stretchers to the sides and backs.
338	A Charles II Joined Oak Court Cupboard. The nulled frieze carved with the date 1671 in a recessed pitted panel with scalloped edges to the centre and supported on turned inverted baluster posts flanking the upper cupboard. The centre arcaded panel richly carved with a marigold beneath a gadrooned arch with the initials DT either side of the stem and small fleur-de-lis ornamenting the upper corners. The framework having run-moulding enhanced with dark stain. The cupboard doors with later carved quatrefoils and cross-hatching echoed on the upper panels of the lowwer cupboard doors with twin lozenge panels below. 58 ins (147 cms) wide, 63 ins (161 cms)in height.
339	A Small 17th Century Oak Drop Leaf Table standing on ball & reel turned legs and gates. The oval top measuring 35 1/2 ins x 41 ins (90 cms x 104 cms) and standing 24 ins (61 cms) in height.
340	A Small Late Georgian Oak Chest of Drawers. The two short over three long drawers having cock-beaded edges and turned ebony knob handles, on a swept base and bracket feet, 33 1/2 ins (86 cms) in height.
341	An Unusual Continental Dug-out Chair formed from a hollowed trunk with a curved back and round block seat above an enclosed cupboard.
342	A Small 17th Century Oak Mule Chest. The lid measuring 16 ins x 33 ins (40 cms x 83 cms) with moulded edge on iron strap hinges. The long drawer below bordered in applied half round moulding, standing 22 1/2 ins (57 cms) high on stile supports.
343	A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Walnut Moulded Front Chest of Drawers. The four drawers on groove side runners alternated between shallow drawers with three cushion front moulded panels and deep drawers with two cushion front moulded panels, and having applied strips to the divides, standing 38 ins (97 cms) wide, 35 ins (89 cms) tall and 21 ins (53 cms) deep on bracket feet.
344	An 18th Century Welsh Joined Oak Cupboard in two sections. The upper section having two panel doors below a moulded top opening to reveal internal shelves. The lower section fitted with two long drawers edged in scribed lines. Standing on block stiles, 41 ins (104 cms) wide, 67 ins (170 cms) in height.
345	A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Gateleg Table of modest proportions. The oval top measuring 30 ins x 35 ins (76 cms x 89 cms) and standing on baluster turned legs and swing-out gates united by baluster stretchers, 26 3/4 ins (68 cms) in height.
346	An Early 18th Century Joined Oak Chest of Drawers. The moulded top measuring 33 1/2 ins x 21 ins (85 cms x 53 cms) above four long geometrically moulded drawers with brass drop handles on flowerhead mounts and oval escutcheons, sliding out on slide groove runners. Standing 33 ins (84 cms) tall on bracket feet.
347	An 18th Century Joined Oak Tridarn. The canopy top section having a moulded cornice on baluster columns and a five panel back. The upper cupboard with two fielded panel doors flanking a central panel inlaid with chequered initials IPG and flanked by turned pendant finials. The lower cupboard doors with horizontal panels above twin vertical panels standing on run moulded stiles, 55 1/2 ins (141 cms) in width, 82 ins (209 cms) in height.
348	A 17th Century Joined Oak Child's Side Chair. The shaped cresting rail carved with flowers and having scrolled lobe terminals above a foliated ball flower to the back panel and leaves to the uprights. The moulded plank seat on lunette carved rails and gun-barrel turned legs joined by peripheal stretchers.
349	A Rare 17th Century Joined Oak Box-top Table. The top measuring 25 ins x 18 ins (64 cms x 46 cms) on iron strap hinges opening to reveal and box compartment enclosed behind the run-moulded frieze with diamond escutcheon. Standing on repeated bobbin turned legs united by moulded peripheral stretchers 25 1/2 ins (65 cms) in height.
350	A 17th Century Joined Oak Side Table. The moulded top above a frieze drawer with twin cushion front panels divided by burr-figured lozenge appliques. Standing on ball & fillet turned legs joined by high similarly turned front and back stretchers and an H-form understretcher, 27 ins (69 cms) in height.
351	A Small Late 17th/Early 18th Century Joined Oak Coffer having a triple panelled lid and front gouge carved with interwoven diagonal crossed bands within a runmoulded framework, 42 ins (107 cms) wide, 21 ins (53 cms) tall and 19 ins (49 cms) deep.
352	A 17th Century Joined Oak Coffer having a triple panelled lid carved with the initials RW to the front and hinged on iron staples opening to reveal and lidded candlebox to one end of the interior. The front having a lunette carved frieze above an applied moulding strip and three lozenge carved panels divided by palmate muntins, with further palmate carving to the stile supports and pierced spandrels to the corners, 51 ins (130 cms) wide, 20 ins (51 cms) deep and 26 ins (66 cms) tall.
353	An Early 18th Century Joined Oak Mule Chst. The hinged two plank lid above four moulded front panels carved with flowering plants and acorns in a run-moulded framework. The two drawers below enriched with guilloche bands encircling flowerheads and cross-hatched roundels, 54 ins (137 cms) wide, 23 ins (58 cms) deep and 32 ins (81 cms) tall on replacement bun feet.
354	A Rare 18th Century Oak Lowboy. The top having a moulded edge and re-entrant corners measuring 32 ins x 20 ins (81 cms x 50 cms). The frieze fitted with a small central drawer above an arched kneehole and deeper side drawers edged in lip-moulding and retaining their original brass swing handles on shaped back plates enriched with decorative punchwork. The four cabriole legs enhanced with a raised edge sweeping down from the inner corners to meet the unusual 'drake' feet; the pad terminals with fluted 'socks', 28 1/2 ins (72 cms) in height.
355	An Unusual 18th Century Joined Oak Chest on Stand. The top measuring 49 ins x 23 ins (125 cms x 58 cms) above nick carved moulding strip incorporating a brushing slide, and two long lipmoulded drawers. The deep moulded base having three further small drawers framed in cock-beading and fitted into an ogee shaped fret carved apron outlined in edge moulding with unusual shaped and moulded feet. The drawers retaining their original cast brass Rococo scrolling swing handles on foliate mounts ornamented with peacocks, with matching escutcheons, 40 1/2 ins (103 cms) in height.
356	A Small 17th Century Joined Oak Coffer. The twin panelled lid 46 ins x 20 ins (117 cms x 51 cms) in a moulded framework above a gouge carved frieze of foliated S-scrolls and three front panels carved with palmate arches divided by run moulded muntins enhanced with nicking. The bottom rail punched with a decorative zig-zagged band and having shaped spandrels to the corners joined to the front stile supports, 26 ins (66 cms) in height.
357	A Splendid Charles II Joined Oak Coffer of fine colour and paination, possibly Scottish. The twin-plank top having a moulded edge and original iron strap hinges measuring 50 ins x 20 ins (127 cms x 51 cms). The frieze carved with undulating organic trails of leaves; the scroll ends tied in the centre and flanked by the date 1669 Febu The 23, and initials SG defined against a pitted ground. The triple panelled front centred by a wrythen whorl in a carved lozenge; the side panels enriched with bouquets of stylised thistles, standing on run-moulded stiles, 27 ins (69 cms) in height.
358	A Fine Charles II Yorkshire Inlaid Oak Coffer. The moulded twin-plank lid measuring 23 ins x 53 ins (135 cms x 58 cms) above a gouge carved frieze of foliated S-scrolls with the date 1666 carved below the central iron escutcheon. The four front panels marquetried with restrained open scrolling flowers rising from demilunes between notch carved moulded muntins, stiles and a lower rail enriched with ebony dog-tooth inlay, 30 1/2 ins (78 cms) in height.
359	An Impressive 17th Century Wrought Iron Floor Standing Candelabra having four revolving graduated rings of candlesockets alternated with spikes on X-form arms with scrolling uprights dividing them. The top tier surmounted by a large spike and standing on a tall central pole stamped with crosses and terminating on four scroll legs, 79 ins (200 cms) in height.
360	A Fine 17th Century Oak Coffer of good colour and patination. The ovolu edge moulded top on iron strap hinges measuring 44 ins x 20 1/2 ins (112 cms x 52 cms) and opening to reveal a candle trough at one end. The frieze intricately carved with a twin guilloche band running either side of the iron lozenge escutcheon, with further guilloche ornamentation to the stiles and muntins dividing three arcaded panels of linked leafy S-scrolls above a lower rail of undulating foliage. Standing 26 ins (66 cms) in height.
361	A Fine Early 17th Century Joined Oak Centre Table having a cleated top measuring 48 ins x 23 ins (122 cms x 58 cms) above a decorative frieze of carved strapwork, standing on turned bulbous legs; the cup & cover swellings enriched with palmate carving and gadrooning. The block feet united by run moulded rails, 30 ins (77 cms) in height.
362	A Fine 17th Century Joined Oak Centre Table of good mellow colour and patination. The planked top measuring 27 ins x 63 ins (69 cms x 160 cms) and resting on a decorative frieze of carved foliated arabesque strapwork defined against and pitted ground. The column legs having leafy carved cup & cover swellings above astrigal turnings leading down to the block feet joined by peripheral channel moulded stretchers, 29 1/2 ins (75 cms) in height.
363	A 16th Century Spanish Carved and Polychromed Cabinet on Stand Circa 1530. The cabinet having a sloped back top and sides. The two doors ornamented with repeated relief moulded gessowork armorial motifs below trefoil arches of scrolling thistles enhanced with gilding and contrasted against the Prussian blue ground. Raised on the backs of splendid gilded dexter & sinister facing lions passant on a moulded breakfront base. The interior having an arcaded shelf below a pierced & gilded canopy of gothic tracery on shaped pillars. The back painted with gold stars on a dark blue ground. The twin panels of the door backs depicting saints in landscapes, 58 ins (147 cms) tall, 27 ins (69 cms) wide.
364	A Small 17th Century Boarded Oak Coffer. The plank top measuring 36 ins x 12 1/2 ins (99 cms x 32 cms) on iron staple hinges. The front enriched with palmate carving and having engrailed edges, 18 ins (46 cms) in height.
365	An Early 18th Century Joined Oak Gateleg Table. The oval top measuring 52 ins x 60 ins (132 cms x 152 cms) with a drawer at each end, standing on turned legs and swing-out gates joined by block stretchers. The turned flared feet with square terminals, 29 ins (74 cms) in height.
366	A Fine Early 18th Century Oak Drop Leaf Table of good colour and patination. The long three plank top having cleated ends and measuring 24 ins x 53 ins (61 cms x 135 cms) with a flap at each end extending to 99 ins (251 cms) in length. The swing out gate supports having ring turned columns reflecting the legs and united by peripheral block stretcher. The frieze fitted with three drawers retaining their original brass swing handles on incised backplates.
367	A 17th Century Wainscot Chair having a wavy lunette carved cresting rail above a twin panelled back enriched with carved lozenges having incised pennant terminals and whorl rosettes to the corners in a moulded frame. The uprights surmounted by pyramid finials, the scroll ended arms resting on turned column supports with channel moulding to the replacement seat. The turned front legs joined to the spliced in rear legs by replacement stretchers.
368	A Fine Queen Anne Period joined Oak Gateleg Table. The oval top measuring 43 ins x 46 ins (109 cms x 117 cms) with a drawer at one end, supported on baluster turned legs joined by plain stretchers and raised on elongated ball feet.
369	A Late Georgian Oak Chest of Drawers. The top measuring 42 1/2 ins x 19 ins (108 cms x 48 cms) edged in reeded moulding above two short over three long cock-beaded drawers standing on bracket feet 38 1/2 ins (98 cms) in height.
370	A Fine Charles I Carved Oak Coffer having a four panel lid in a run-moulded frame above a frieze of undulating foliage and three arcaded panels enriched with leafy quatrefoils in oval link chains; the tops crested with foliate plumes beneath carved arches on scroll capped pilasters. The centre panel incorporating the date 1647, with initials R H to the carved muntins either side. The interior fitted with a candlebox. 51 ins (129 cms) wide, 23 ins (58 cms) deep and 24 ins (62 cms) in height.
371	A Gothic Carved Oak Clamp Front Coffer. The lid measuring 61 ins x 24 ins (155 cms x 61 cms) on iron strap hinges. The front enriched with carved tracery incorporating a fleur-de-lys in a lozenge design beneath the iron lockplate and whorl roundels parting the rows of repeated gothic arches, 27 1/2 ins (70 cms) in height.
372	A Late 18th/Early 19th Century Child's Ash and Elm Comb Back Windsor Chair, bearing traces of original dark green paintwork. The shaped top rail above eight back spindles and three further underarm spindles with bentwood end supports. The elm seat morticed with turned legs.
373	A 19th Century Child's Low Splat Back Windsor Chair in the regional style of a Nottinghamshire chair, having an ash hoop back and arm bow with a fretted upper and low splat flanked by two long spindles and two further underarm spindles either side with turned end supports. The seat on turned legs with vase feet joined by an H-form stretcher, bearing traces of original reddish brown paintwork.
374	A Fine 19th Century Ash & Elm Primitive Gloucestershire Comb Back Windsor Chair. The plain top rail morticed with seven stick spindles running through the flat back of the three part arm bow with three further underarm spindles each side and bentwood end supports. The elm seat on four morticed legs joined by side stretchers.
375	An Early 18th Century English Oak Low Dresser. The moulded top measuring 74 1/2 ins (189 cms) in length and fitted with a bank of six lip-moulded spice drawers to the back. The breakfront base having three lip-moulded drawers flanking a central drawer above a fretcarved inverted swan-neck apron and a recessed cupboard with arch-topped fielded panel door. The drawers retaining their original brass swing handles on well shaped back-plates and similar escutcheons. Standing on moulded bracket feet, 33 ins (84 cms) in height.
376	A William & Mary Seaweed Marquetry Bureau (lacking stand) ornately inlaid throughout with scrolling foliage and edged in bands of imbricated leaves with incised outlines. The sloped front opening to reveal a marquetried interior fitted with drawers (A/F), 37 ins (94 cms) wide, 18 ins (46 cms) deep and 8 ins (20 cms) high.
377	A Fine Oak Hall Porter's Chair Circa 1780-1800 having a domed canopy with planked back and shaped sides above a hinged plank seat opening up to reveal a box compartment enclosed behind a panel front. The tall sides having rounded tops ornamented with quatrefoil appliques.
378	A Fine 18th Century Yew-wood Joint Stool. The top having an ovolu moulded edge on run-moulded rails and splayed legs with decorative turnings connected by peripheral stretchers.
379	A William & Mary Joined Oak Side Table. The moulded top measuring 31 ins x 18 ins (79 cms x 46 cms) above a frieze drawer and unusual turned baluster legs incorporating square blocks, joined by a flat wavy X-form stretcher and raised on turned feet, 29 1/2 ins (75 cms) in height.
380	An Early 18th Century Oak Lowboy. The top having a moulded edge and measuring 32 ins x 18 1/2 ins (81 cms x 47 cms) above a long lip-moulded frieze drawer and two small side drawers fitted into a scrolling apron. The small brass swing handles on winged backplates incised and punched with decoration. Standing on cabriole legs with pointed pad feet.
381	A 17th Century Spanish Walnut Veneered Cabinet on Stand. The cabinet strengthened with iron corner brackets and having swing carrying handles to the sides between moulded cushion front panels. The doors inlaid with ebony bands and stringing and having applied moulding, opening to reveal a well fitted interior with pull-out banks of pigeon holes above a central arched cupboard door surrounded by various sized drawers edged in ebonised ripple moulding with small brass ring handles on engraved flowerhead mounts. The two lower drawers with hinges fall-down fronts. Standing on a later stand of twelve tapering barleytwist columns above ball turnings, headed by foliate carved corbels flanking a central radial fluted arch, with a moulded shelf and plinth base, 42 1/2 ins (108 cms) wide, 64 1/2 ins (164 cms) tall and 16 1/2 ins (42 cms) deep.
382	A Pair of Delightful Queen Anne Walnut & Beechwood Child's Chairs having voluted crests to the top rails above well shaped vasular splats leading down to drop-in upholstered seats. The front aprons edged in raised beading continuing down the inner hips of the cabriole legs and fashioned into small scrolls. The legs terminating on pointed pad feet and connected by turned stretchers.
383	A Fine 18th Century Oak Tripod Candlestand of good colour and patination. The round top measuring 14 ins (36 cms) in diameter on a baluster column with astrigal ring turning and outswept feet.
384	A Splendid 17th Century Oak Mule Chest of good colour and patination. The lid having a moulded edge and measuring 53 ins x 23 ins (135 cms x 59 cms) above a decorative frieze of carved arabesque strapwork studded with bosses. The two main geometrically moulded cushion front panels infilled with stained veneers and framed in dentilated borders with ornamental roundels adorning the corners. The breakfront tapering pilasters to the centre and sides headed by Ionic scroll capitals and leading down to a moulded base with a long twin-paneled drawer enriched with scrolling strapwork. Standing on substantial bun feet 34 ins (87 cms) in height.
385	An Attractive 18th Century and later Walnut Veneered Chest on Stand. The chest having a cavetto moulded cornice above three small upper drawers over three long graduated drawers; all inlaid with stringing with cock-beaded edges and fretted brass fittings. The stand with a moulded top standing on three front and two back spiral turned legs raised on bun feet and connected by peripheral wavy cut plank stretchers, 41 ins (104 cms) in width, 58 ins (147 cms) in height.
386	A Fine 18th Century Burr Walnut Chest on Chest with secretaire. The upper chest having a cavetto moulded top above three small top drawers over three long graduated drawers enhanced with herringbone inlay framed in cross-banded borders and edged on lip moulding, flanked by stop-fluted canted sides. The lower chest having four long similarly banded & lipmoulded drawers; the hinged front of secretaire drawer unhooking to form a writing surface with banks of drawers and pigeon holes flanking a small cabinet to the back. Standing 40 ins (102 cms) wide and 75 1/2 ins (192 cms) tall on bracket feet.
387	A Queen Anne Walnut Lowboy. The moulded top measuring 28 1/2 ins x 19 ins (72 cms x 49 cms) and inlaid with herringbone bands framed in cross-grained borders, with similar banding to the the long lipmoulded frieze drawers and two short drawers below, above a swept apron and cabriole legs terminating on pad feet.
388	A Fine 18th Century Walnut Kneehole Desk. The burr-veneered top having a moulded edge with cross-banding and herringbone inlay to the borders measuring 34 ins x 20 1/2 ins (87 cms x 52 cms) above a long cock-beaded frieze drawer, kneehole drawer and three drawers either side flanking a recessed kneehole cupboard. Standing on a moulded base with bracket feet.
389	A Fine George I Figured Walnut Veneered Chest on Stand. The chest having a cavetto moulded top above three small upper drawers and three further long graduated drawers; all with lip moulded edges and diagonally grained stringing inlaid in twin bands to the borders and echoed down the canted sides. The base section having a central shallow drawer flanked by small deeper side drawers fitted into the scrolling apron with similarly inlaid stringing and swept canted corners. Standing on cabriole legs with pad feet 41 ins (104 cms) wide and 70 ins (178 cms) in height.
390	A Fine Quality Yew-wood Stool. The rectangular padded drop-in seat framed in an ovolu moulded surround and raised on well swept cabriole legs with club feet.
391	A Joined Oak High Backed Side Chair Circa 1700. The cresting rail above a long fielded panel back flanked by plain uprights with peaked terminals. The plank seat with a moulded edge standing on turned front legs with a high twinned baluster front stretcher and square rear legs joined by plain stretchers to the back and sides.
392	A 17th Century Oak Wainscot Chair; the top rail having a carved foliate crest above a roughly carved flowering plant to the back panel. The downswept arms with scroll ends on turned column supports leading down to the plank seat above run-moulded rails and turned legs joined by peripheral stretchers.
393	A Late 17th Century Lancashire/Cheshire Joined Oak Backstool having a shaped cresting rail and plain panel back between uprights headed by pyramid finials. The plank seat bordered in twin gouged lines and standing on turned front legs joined by a high turned stretcher, and square rear legs united by plain back and side stretchers.
394	A Fine Joined Oak Low Dresser Circa 1700. The two plank top measuring 77 ins x 17 ins (196 cms x 43 cms) above three frieze drawers fitted in a ogee wave apron standing on unusual silhouette cut front block legs with shaped plank side stretchers connecting them to the runmoulded square back legs, 29 ins (74 cms) in height.
395	A 16th Century Boarded Oak Coffer. The plank lid on iron strap hinges measuring 47 ins x 16 iins (119 cms x 40 cms). The front ornamented with two chip carved daisy-wheels in whorl roundels with foliage carved to the corners, and a small square panel depicting a flowering plant to the centre beneath the iron lock plate, with the initials TE down one side. Standing on the plank ends, 27 ins (69 cms) in height.
396	A Late 18th Century Spanish Walnut Stool having a padded rectangular seat on barleytwist legs joined by a barleytwist H-form stretcher and terminating on bun feet.
397	A Pair of 17th Century Armchairs; the studded leather backs and seats stuffed with straw and standing on oak block & turned legs joined by stretchers; the front stretchers carved with winged angel heads flanked by scrolls.
398	A Large & Impressive 16th Century Westphalian Oak Coffer bound in iron straps ornamented with studded flower head terminals and having a decorative iron hasp and lockplate. The two plank top measuring 76 ins x 25 ins (193 cms x 64 cms) with cleated ends; standing 36 ins (91 cms) in height on front and back plank supports.
399	A 16th Century Iron Bound Chest circa 1520. The strap hinges having decorative incised flowerhead terminals. The lid with an iron swing handle to the centre and two iron bands with scalloped hasps and lockplates to the front, 24 ins x 14 ins x 11 ins (61 cms x 36 cms x 28 cms).
400	A Fine Early 18th Century Joined Oak Gateleg Table of good colour and patination. The oval top measuring 59 ins x 50 ins (149 cms x 127 cms) with a drawer at one end, standing on baluster turned legs with block feet united by stretchers.