The Contents of Claremont Court - Day 2

601: An early 18th century style high wingback walnut and oak armchair second half 19th century,

602: A late 18th century pine & ash settle with five panel back and front and box seat with lifting lid, 65½in. (166.5cm.) wide,

603: An Edwardian inlaid mahogany piano seat the shaped back with pierced bar and scrolled cresting, over a hinged seat,

604: A small walnut revolving bookcase c.1910, square with bobbin pierced sides, on a chamfered cross form base, 14in. (35.5cm.) square,

605: A mid-19th century carved walnut bergere style settee English in the Continental taste,

606: A pair of large wingback armchairs, 20th century. (2)

607: A graduated nest of three Oriental hardwood occasional tables 20th century,

608: A William IV walnut pole screen the shaped scroll frame with petit point floral panel,

609: A small 1920s mahogany bookshelf

610: A mid-20th century mahogany Canterbury 15.25in. (38.75cm.) long, 18in. (46cm.) high.

611: A matched set of four early 19th century mahogany dining chairs with pierced vase splat backs and drop-in seats in gold stripe,

612: A walnut child's rocking chair c.1900, with caned seat and back and scroll arms, 27.5in. (70cm.) high, 11.5in. (29cm.) to seat.

613: A George III style twin pillar mahogany dining table late 20th century, the pull-out extending top with two additional leaves,

614: A set of six William IV mahogany dining chairs with curved bar backs and drop-in seats,

615: A pair of mahogany CD chests modern, each with three double fronted fitted drawers, 20 x 15.75in. (51 x 40cm.),

616: A 19th century and later mahogany tilt-top breakfast table the rounded rectangular top with frieze,

617: A small painted and gilt shell moulded wall mirror

618: A late 19th century mahogany collector's chest the raised panelled top over an arched glazed door enclosing a bank of ten graduated...

619: A Victorian square tub chair reupholstered, raised on ebonised angular cabriole style legs.

620: An Edwardian mahogany and marquetry revolving bookcase on stand c.1910, the square top with marquetry husk swags and boxwood stringing,