18th century small square tea caddy made of a very finely detailed selection of burr Yew with kingwood crossbanding separated by incredibly thin triple stringing and with box wood stringing around the edges. All in all an exceptional caddy, it looks much better in real life than in the photos.13cm wide12cm deep12cm highTF049

18th century Georgian square tea caddy made of well figured mahogany, lid to interior and a caddy top!13cm wide14cm highTF048

Exceptional quality and very good condition writing slope with brass stringing and fitted interior.One ink pot missing but these can be found and it does come with an old pen.19th century41cm wide13cm high25cm deepTF047

Wonderful burr oak freestanding library table with frieze drawer one side and dummy to the reverse. The colour and patina of this table are so much better than these photos can convey. A really expensive-looking statement piece for very little money.English circa 1835.72cm high75cm deep130cm wideTF054

Pair of finely drawn and impressively well cast Heraldic candlesticks in the form of the lion and unicorn.Ormulu or brass circa 1920.23cm high10cm wide at baseTF057