George II walnut kneehole desk. Featuring a rising lid & part fitted interior, over a knee hole cupboard below, flanked by three drawers to each side, good colour and patina, original handles, various restorations, Hinged top most likely an adaptation.
An Italian early 17th century ebony veneered table cabinet on associated stand, formerly owned by Sir Walter Scott.
The cabinet was exhibited at The Scottish Exhibition of National History, Art and Industry, Glasgow 1911 in The Palace of History.
Fine quality pair of cabinet/cupboards stamped “Made in Denmark” and “No. 205 – 1″ circa 1960. Curved rosewood doors enclosing shelved interiors, Shelves are adjustable.
AN ANGLO-INDIAN BRASS-MOUNTED TEAK CAMPAIGN CHEST
MID-19TH CENTURY
In two sections, the rectangular top above two short drawers and three long drawers, each section with side handles, on turned feet, the locks stamped ‘BONOMALIK’
An 18th Century Chinese Cabinet, the whole with red, gold and yellow lacquer decoration of buildings, figures, birds, palm trees etc, the two double doors opening to reveal a painted interior of birds, vases and dragons on a red ground, on plinth base and fret cut scrolling shaped apron
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