Create a look: Five pieces of furniture estimated at under £1000

A Charles II chest is among the pieces of oak furniture at the Woolley & Wallis sale. With three geometric moulded long drawers on later bracket feet, it is dated to c.1680 and is estimated at £400-600. View the catalogue entry.

This Spanish chestnut refectory table is dated ‘18th century and later’ at the Woolley & Wallis auction. The rectangular top is on open scroll legs united by a wrought iron stretcher. The estimate is £400-600. View the catalogue entry.

A group of four George III country armchairs from the late 18th century are estimated at £150-250 at the Woolley & Wallis sale. In ash, elm and fruitwood, all have needlework drop-in seats but three have pierced splat backs, while the other has a ladder back. View the catalogue entry.

An 18th century Indo-Portuguese hardwood and bone sailor's chest is among the striking pieces of furniture offered at the Woolley & Wallis auction. With iron strap hinges and inlaid with bone stringing and heart-shaped, rectangular and lozenge panels engraved with scrolling foliate decoration, it is estimated at £500-700. View the catalogue entry.

This George III giltwood and gesso wall mirror comprises an oval central plate within marginal plates, with a beaded frame and foliate surmount. It is estimated at £300-500 at Woolley & Wallis. View the catalogue entry.