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a charles i oak low joint stool, circa 1640
height: 37 cm
width: 37 cm
REF: 4734
a rare elizabeth i oak and inlaid 'nonsuch' chest, southwark, circa 1580
height: 54 cm
width: 106.7 cm
REF: 4380
a george iii miniature armchair, east anglia, circa 1800
height: 27.5 cm
width: 16.5 cm
REF: 4115
a victorian mahogany, rosewood and bone miniature chest of drawers, circa 1840
height: 27 cm
width: 32.2 cm
REF: 2454
a fruitwood, marquetry table-top cabinet, augsburg, germany, circa 1600
height: 41.5 cm
width: 56.5 cm
REF: 4252
a rare charles ii joined oak 'durham' panel-back open armchair, north east england, circa 1670
height: 127 cm
width: 61.5 cm
REF: 3458
a rare charles ii oak stool, circa 1670
height: 45.5 cm
width: 45.5 cm
REF: 4725
a rare charles ii oak enclosed chest of numerous drawers, circa 1670
height: 95.5 cm
width: 97.5 cm
REF: 3934
stool-table: a james i oak joint stool, circa 1620 with a good 18th century elm oval top
height: 55.8 cm
width: 55 cm
REF: 4523
a good charles i joined oak standing livery cupboard, gloucestershire, circa 1630
height: 122 cm
width: 118 cm
REF: 4601
a william & mary elm boarded mural cupboard, circa 1700
height: 60.6 cm
width: 57.7 cm
REF: 4545
a rare elizabeth i oak and inlaid 'strongbox', southwark, circa 1590
height: 84 cm
width: 70 cm
REF: 3868
a rare elizabeth i boarded oak chest, west country, circa 1600
height: 57 cm
width: 95 cm
REF: 4431
a rare charles i joined oak and upholstered armchair, with english turkeywork cover, circa 1640
height: 92.5 cm
width: 58 cm
REF: 4493
a good henry viii oak linenfold carved chest, circa 1540
height: 59.5 cm
width: 101 cm
REF: 4604
a charles ii oak and hide upholstered stool, london, circa 1660
height: 47 cm
width: 42.3 cm
REF: 4631
an elizabeth i joined oak and inlaid three-tier buffet or court cup-board, london or exeter, circa 1580
height: 116 cm
width: 122 cm
REF: 4435
a decorative walnut and upholsterd two-seater settee, principally circa 1680
height: 106 cm
width: 90 cm
REF: 4574
an early 18th century fruitwood & elm table-top spice cupboard, english or welsh, circa 1700-20
height: 41 cm
width: 36.5 cm
REF: 3295
a particularly small george ii oak corner cupboard, circa 1740
height: 61.5 cm
REF: 3824
a george iii fruitwood single plank top cricket table, circa 1800
height: 63.3 cm
REF: 4692
a charles i joined oak panel back open armchair, gloucestershire/wiltshire border, circa 1630-40
height: 110 cm
width: 61.6 cm
REF: 3975
a charles ii oak box stool, circa 1670
height: 46 cm
width: 44.5 cm
REF: 3775
a charles i oak joint stool, circa 1640
height: 53.5 cm
REF: 4370
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