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an arts & crafts elm dressing table and stool by arthur romney green (1872 - 1945)
£3,400
height: 163 cm
width: 94 cm
REF: 5726
a large george iv mahogany circular centre table
£6,800
height: 73 cm
REF: 5557
a rare modernist walnut pedestal desk by rené herbst (1891 - 1982)
£11,500
height: 77 cm
width: 160 cm
REF: 5634
a carved and stained birch table by elena polenova (1850-1898)
£4,800
height: 76 cm
width: 89.5 cm
REF: 5050
a george iii mahogany circular breakfast table
£3,500
height: 75 cm
REF: 5579
a regency mahogany and burr elm tripod table
£3,950
height: 68 cm
REF: 5650
a rare provincial george ii oak tilt-top tripod table
£1,950
REF: 5629
a regency mahogany cellarette
£3,450
height: 51.5 cm
width: 78.5 cm
REF: 5602
an arts & crafts oak 'kelmscott' table by phillip webb (1831 - 1915)
£14,500
width: 175.5 cm
REF: 5584
a large and rare rosewood veneered bookcase secretaire by rené drouet (1899 - 1983)
£16,000
height: 167 cm
width: 173 cm
REF: 5570
a george iii style mahogany pembroke gentleman's dressing table by r. strahan & co
£3,850
height: 72 cm
width: 108 cm
REF: 5431
a george iv mahogany and satinwood envelope table
£2,400
height: 72.5 cm
width: 52.5 cm
REF: 5457
a provincial william and mary walnut and oak scriptor
£3,600
height: 132.5 cm
width: 72.5 cm
REF: 5525
a george iii irish mahogany tilt-top tripod table
£2,800
height: 71 cm
REF: 5453
an anglo-chinese camphor wood campaign desk
£5,800
height: 79 cm
width: 112 cm
REF: 5411
a square teak coffee table with an enamelled copper-topped by algot 'per' torneman (1909 - 1993) and david rosen (1910 - 1993)
£1,650
height: 48 cm
width: 86 cm
REF: 2665
a fine regency burr elm and mahogany veneered occasional table
£4,200
height: 69.5 cm
width: 60 cm
REF: 5358
a large organic cross-grain sequoia coffee table
£4,400
height: 42 cm
width: 145 cm
REF: 5196
a small circular gilt wrought iron and mirrored coffee table
£1,450
height: 50.5 cm
width: 68.5 cm
REF: 5193
an exceptional george ii carved mahogany tilt-top tripod table in the manner of william vile (1700 - 1767)
£8,500
height: 76.5 cm
width: 81 cm
REF: 5141
a fine chippendale period george ii mahogany tripod table
£5,400
width: 76.5 cm
REF: 4994
an exceptional and rare george ii carved and gilt eagle console table in the manner of william kent
£65,000
height: 88 cm
width: 139 cm
REF: 4886
a japanese export tea table in the kyoto-nagasaki style
£3,800
REF: 4802
a chinese bamboo and lacquer whatnot and canterbury
£950
height: 120 cm
width: 52 cm
REF: 4642
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