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Edwardian mahogany dressing table mirror, the oval bevel edged mirror, above single drawer, H54cm

Two 18ct gold diamond set rings, one in the Art Deco manner in the form of an eye, with a central bevel set tiny diamond in a lozenge shape, clad with tiny diamond chips, size N, and a single solitaire claw set diamond chip with three tiny diamond chips to each shoulder set in platinum, size P, combined approx 3.75g (2).

An ornate carved wood wall mirror with big bevel - 143cm high x 75 wide

Shapland & Petter; Barnstaple (1854-1999) - Art Nouveau circa. 1900s 'Lily' mahogany display cabinet, raised top with projecting moulded cornice, the frieze inlaid with flower heads and scrolling branches in boxwood and mother of pearl, enclosed by central bevel glazed door mounted with open scrolling metalwork, flanking bevelled mirror plates over panelled cupboards, the panels inlaid with fanned lily heads over butterflies and scrolled tapering leaves, the upper gallery pierced with heart motifs over swelled pierced supports and balustrades, single central drawer with matching inlay, on square tapering and block feet united by plain stretchers, the locks stamped 'S&B, B'Dimensions: Height: 194cm  Length/Width: 137cm  Depth/Diameter: 48cm

A 1930's bevel edge mirror

A round bevel edge mirror with part floral frame

Two vintage bevel edged wall mirrors.

A mahogany drop-dial wall clock, by Simson, Hertford, the 12-inch convex painted dial with an eight-day double fusee movement striking on a bell, the case with leaf-scrolled ears, a glazed pendulum window with a brass bevel and brass 'fishscale' door, with a fixed panel to the sides, 37cm wide15cm deep 53cm highProvenance: The David Morris Collection.Condition Reportwith pendulum and key. crazing to the dial.

A sorcerer's mirror, 19th century, the rectangular plate with convex inclusions and soft bevel, within a moulded oak frame,35.5cm wide46cm high

AN INTERESTING .700 FLINTLOCK BELGIAN SEA-SERVICE PISTOL MARKED TO THE SHIP 'PRINZ FREDERIK, ANTWERPEN', rack no. 16, circa 1830, with tapering iron unsighted brushed bright 9in. barrel, solid top-tang, bevel-edged lock with radiused and pointed tail, swan-necked cock, walnut full-stock, brass furniture including flat-heeled butt-cap with iron lanyard ring, no provision for ramrod, some corrosion patches and old repaired split behind lock.

AN 18-BORE FLINTLOCK DOUBLE-BARRELLED SPORTING GUN SIGNED HAUGH, DUMFRIES, no visible serial number, circa 1800, with re-browned 31in. barrels, applied bead fore-sight, recoloured breech-blocks with triple gold lines and each inlet with a rectangular gold poincon marked 'HAUGH DUMFRIES' in raised letters, border and scroll engraved top-tang, renewed gold lining to touch-holes, flat bevel-edged step-tailed locks with inlet gold oval poincons signed 'HAUGH' in raised letters, pierced cocks with renewed top-jaws and screws, renewed gold-lined rain-proof pans and roller frizzens, walnut half-stock chequered at the wrist, raised tear-drop cheek-piece, iron furniture including raised semi pistol-grip tang, pineapple finial and probable replacement under-barrel ramrod.

A 15-BORE PERCUSSION LIVERY PISTOL SIGNED H. NOCK, LONDON, no visible serial number, circa 1830 probably converted from flint, with octagonal 7in. barrel, the top-flat signed 'LONDON', engraved beech-block, the nipple boss with nickel plug, diminutive crescent fore-sight and shallow moulded notch rear-sight to the engraved top-tang, flat curved bevel-edged lock with engraved hammer, 'H. NOCK' signature and sliding safe forwards of the stepped tail, walnut full-stock with chequered bag-shaped grip, plain barrel key and horn-tipped mahogany ramrod.

A RARE 100-BORE STOCK-RESERVOIR PNEUMATIC AIR RIFLE OF FLINTLOCK FORM SIGNED WENTZLAU, serial no. 145, German circa 1750, with muzzle-loading octagonal 29 1/2in. brass-lined smoothbore barrel, brass dove-tailed fore-sight, engraved standing notch rear-sight with dolphin-shaped foot, breech end engraved with a Romanesque bust and applied top-tang, flat lock with carved bevel-edge and pointed tail and signed below the false pan 'WENTZLAU AEHRNBREITSTEIN No. 145', the tail further engraved with a gamescene of a recumbent stag, a roosting bird engraved to the cock, walnut full-stock with raised cheek-piece, the top of wrist with inlet panel (by design), engraved brass furniture, the butt-plate with trap-door for the pump (pump absent), raised lower tang, double set triggers, pierced side-plate, engraved ramrod pipes and horn-tipped ramrod (repaired), some refinishing and sympathetic restoration. Pre-1939 * Please note this item is subject to 5% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).

AN 80-BORE BALL-RESERVOIR AIR RIFLE SIGNED WALLIS, HULL, no visible serial number, circa 1810, with octagonal to sixteen-sided to round 31in. brass-lined rifled barrel (liner possibly originally detaching, now frozen), girdle at the intersection, dove-tailed fore-sight (lacking blade) the later rear-sight with standing notch and two additional folding leaves, blanked of location for original rear-sight, gold poincon at breech signed 'WALLIS, HULL', fully engraved tang inhabited with trophies, flat bevel-edged lock engraved with borders and a stand of arms with a further 'WALLIS, HULL' inlaid poincon, engraved and pierced cock, stepped tail to lock with further engraved trophy, walnut half-stock with finely chequered wrist, engraved iron furniture (rubbed), single set trigger, under-rib with two iron thimbles and a brass throat, replacement iron ramrod, brass mounted copper spherical air-reservoir below the fore-end with double central ribbed grip-band. Pre-1939 * Please note this item is subject to 5% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).

A RARE 80-BORE BALL-RESERVOIR PNEUMATIC AIR RIFLE SIGNED HARRISON, WITH FLINT LOCK AND ORIGINAL PUMP, probably John Harrison, London circa 1775, with sighted two-stage 35 1/2in. rifled barrel with turned banded girdle, the rear-sight with aperture and notch, moulded and engraved tang with broad sighting groove, flat bevel-edged lock of flint form signed 'HARRISON' in script and engraved with borderlines, swan-necked cock with external thumb-wheel safe to the fore and stepped tail, frizzen spring with large roller, finely chequered walnut handrail half-stock with engraved nickel furniture, moulded under-rib with two iron thimbles and a possibly period iron ramrod, copper spherical air-reservoir mounted below the fore-end with brass mount and central ribbed grip-band, complete with its mahogany handled brass pump with broad iron foot-plate. Pre-1939 * Please note this item is subject to 5% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).

A .36 PERCUSSION AMERICAN PLAINS RIFLE SIGNED PARTRIDGE, no visible serial number, circa 1870, with heavy blued octagonal 32in. barrel, the left flat marked at breech 'REMINGTON, CAST STEEL', nickel blade fore-sight, bevel-edged buckhorn rear-sight, engraved bands to muzzle and breech, the breech with twin plugged holes for a previous sight now absent and fitted with a drum and nipple set-up, border and foliate engraved top-tang with two vacant tapped apertures for a peep-sight (also absent), borderline and scroll engraved bar-action lock signed in script 'PARTRIDGE' and also featuring an engraving of a standing shooter to the tail (rubbed), walnut half-stock with moulded cheek-piece and fitted with white metal furniture and inlays including a bolting stag to the cheek-piece, engraved patch-box and eagle-shaped barrel key escutcheons, double set triggers and scrolled guard, plain ramrod thimbles (under-rib lifting) and partial replacement ramrod.

A CASED PAIR OF 28-BORE FLINTLOCK DUELLING PISTOLS SIGNED BLAKE, LONDON, no visible serial numbers, circa 1795 and of Wogdon style, with slightly swamped laminated London proved 9in. barrels signed on the top-flats in script 'BLAKE, LONDON', engraved band at breech, applied white metal fore-sight, shallow notch rear-sights to the engraved top-tangs, borderline engraved bevel-edged locks with stepped tails and signed 'BLAKE' below the plain pans, swan-necked cocks with bolted safes (one top-jaw and screw replaced), walnut full-stocks with strongly curved bag-shaped butts chequered in the Durs fashion in dot and checkerboard style, the pommels with stylised floral carving, brass furniture including pillar fronted trigger guards with acorn finials, turned ramrod pipes and original worm-ended ramrods, complete in their maker's mahogany casing lined and compartmented in pale green felt (some staining), parchment trade-label with the '104 Gun Dock, Wapping' address and including a scissors mould, lozenge-bodied flask, loading rod and flint wallet, the case with lock closure.

A PAIR OF 20-BORE FLINTLOCK WHITE-METAL MOUNTED OTTOMAN HOLSTER PISTOLS WITH GILT DECORATION, UNSIGNED, no visible serial numbers, circa 1785, with blacked iron 12 3/4in. barrels, the breeches and middle sections profusely overlaid with thick gilt koftgari-work of scrolls and arabesques, gilt bordered broken sighting ribs, long engraved white-metal nose-caps with banded muzzles, flat curved bevel-edged locks profusely covered in gilded borders and floral decoration, en-suite lozenge pans and cocks, the decoration continuing onto the bridleless frizzen fronts and top-jaws, walnut full-stocks fully covered with inlaid wire borders and scrolls, white-metal carved and engraved long-eared butt-caps and wrist escutcheons (traces of gilt wash), pierced and engraved floral scroll sideplates, cast and carved white-metal trigger guard bows and tangs and spirally moulded full-length false ramrod pipes, each pistol approximately 20in. overall and weighing approximately 2lb. 10oz..

A .50-70 (GOVT.) 1866 ALLIN CONVERSION TRAPDOOR SPRINGFIELD SINGLE-SHOT SERVICE RIFLE, no visible serial number, the lock dated 1864, the conversion circa 1866, with 36 3/4in. barrel cleaned back to in the white, block and blade fore-sight, battle rear-sight with flip-up ranging blade, flip-open trapdoor action marked '1866' fixed via a screwed mount to breech-end, 'SPRINGFIELD' signed lock with bevel edge and dated tail, walnut full-stock with large 'IV' stamp to right side of butt, iron furniture including three barrel-bands and slot-ended clearing rod. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament

A SCARCE 16-BORE FLINTLOCK DOUBLE RIFLE SIGNED JOVER & SON, LONDON, no visible serial number, circa 1805, with expertly rebrowned 31 1/2in. barrels signed in gilt on the top-rib 'JOVER & SON, LONDON', browned breech-blocks with twin gold lines and gold-lined vents, fully engraved top-tang with sighting groove with gilded flash, flat, slightly curved borderline engraved bevel-edged locks with engraved stepped tails, gold-lined rainproof pans signed 'JOVER & SON' below, both locks with traces of faded renewed colour, walnut half-stock chequered at the wrist, carved and raised cheek-piece, iron furniture (engraving rubbed in places) and replacement ramrod.

A 16-BORE FLINTLOCK DOUBLE-BARRELLED SPORTING GUN WITH PAKTONG MOUNTS, SIGNED I. DAYKIN, NOTTINGHAM, no visible serial number, circa 1790, with two-stage octagonal to round 32in. barrels, engraved bands at the intersection, both barrels fitted with white metal teardrop-shaped fore-sights, the slightly sunken top-rib signed 'I + DAYKIN + NOTTINGHAM', London proofs, standing breech with broad sunken and engraved sighting-groove flanked each side by narrow sighting channels corresponding with the individual fore-sights, flat bevel-edged step-tailed locks with border engraving and signed in scroll bordered banners 'I + DAYKIN' (one cock lacking top-jaw and screw), walnut handrail half-stock (cracked below left lock, further age related cracks forming to butt and historic edge-losses to fore-end), carved shell apron around the top-tang, engraved paktong mounts including heel-plate, trigger guard and large fore-end cap, the latter with central aperture for ramrod (absent) and two iron under-barrel ramrod thimbles applied directly to the barrels.

A SCARCE 17mm PERCUSSION DANISH MODEL 1848 SERVICE PISTOL, serial no. 80, dated for 1854, with tapering round iron rebrowned 10 3/4in. barrel, octagonal form breech, the left upper flat stamped with the date and serial number and also '2D.R.6E.34.', plain bevel-edged lock of flint form with radiused tail and stamped below the snail with a crown over 'R', 'MD-1848' and '1854-80' (traces of colour), large distinctive ring-hammer, beech half-stock with full-length iron back-strap, brass butt-cap and trigger guard bow and iron nose-cap with no provision for ramrod.

JOHN MANTON & SON, LONDON A RARE CASED 14-BORE TUBELOCK DOUBLE-BARRELLED SPORTING GUN, serial no. 7535, for 1820 with later conversion from flintlock, 27in. twist barrels of near ball weight with mostly illegible 6 Dover Street signature to the top-rib, the underside bearing a Theo. Murcott barrel maker's stamp, patent breech-blocks with platinum lines and vents, fully engraved top-tang, flat bevel-edged locks with stepped tails and engraved with scrolls and trophies and signed 'JOHN MANTON & SON PATENT', the tube clamps dove-tailed into the original pan mounts, engraved slab-sided hammers with squared noses and permanent blades (one blade replaced in antiquity), walnut half-stock chequered at the wrist, engraved iron furniture (detail rubbed) and original mahogany ramrod, together with its maker's mahogany storage case lined and compartmented in green baize, original parchment trade-label and a small number of added accessories.

A RARE .750 FLINTLOCK 42IN. BARRELLED MUSKET TO THE HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY SIGNED WILSON, no visible serial number, late 18th century, with round 42in. barrel (extensively shallow pitted externally), London proofs and maker's mark for Richard Wilson at breech, moulded band forwards of top-tang, stud fore-sight and shallow sighting groove to top-tang, flat bevel-edged lock with stepped and pointed tail, 'WILSON' signature below the shallow pan, swan-necked cock, walnut hand-rail full-stock, the fore-end finishing 4in. from the muzzle, carved apron around the top-tang, brass heel-plate with short broad triple-stepped spur engraved 'H.A.C.', moulded trigger guard bow and tang with well defined finial, 'sporting' style side-plate, four moulded ramrod pipes including throat, three iron barrel-keys, brass fore-end tip and iron ramrod (swivels absent).

JOSEPH MANTON, LONDON A CASED 20-BORE FLINTLOCK DOUBLE-BARRELLED SPORTING GUN WITH GRAVITATIONAL STOPS, serial no. 5671, for 1812, with browned laminated 32in. barrels, the top-rib signed 'JOSEPH MANTON'S NEW IMPROVEMENTS BY HIS MAJESTY'S PATENT', white-metal bead fore-sight, trophy engraved to the rib-end, squared patent breech-block (faded colour) with angled drains and platinum lined touch-holes, fully engraved top-tang incorporating a depiction of an open book, border engraved bevel-edged locks with stepped and clipped tails and signed below the rainproof pans 'JOSEPH MANTON, LONDON', further trophies engraved to the tails, border and feather scroll engraved shaped and moulded cocks with gravitational stops mounted in front, roller frizzens with integral flash-guards, the front of both frizzens signed 'JOSEPH MANTON, PATENT' and patent use numbered '5193' on the left and '5194' on the right (slight traces of colour throughout), working replacement walnut half-stock chequered at the wrist, iron heel-plate engraved with scrolls and a further trophy to the top-spur, border and trophy engraved trigger-guard tang and bow, engraved pineapple finial, en-suite ramrod throat, plain thimbles and original brass mounted mahogany ramrod, together with its maker's mahogany storage case with separate compartment and tray for storing the locks, flush-fitting circular ring-handle to outside of lid, relined in green baize but retaining the original parchment Joseph Manton label to inside of lid and containing a powder flask, a turn-screw of unusual form, flint wallet, shot charger and a leather shot bandolier and also complete with spare lock-plates, percussion hammers, a replacement standing breech and percussion breech-blocks (see below).

A GOOD OTTOMAN 28-BORE FLINTLOCK BLUNDERBUSS BREAST PISTOL WITH WHITE-METAL ENHANCEMENT SIGNED MANUERE, no visible serial number, circa 1795, with iron 11in. barrel strongly flaring at the carved muzzle and overlaid on the tang, first half of barrel and muzzle with white-metal pierced scrollwork, brushed bright bevel-edged lock engraved with borders and scrolls and signed 'MANUERE' below the pan, swan-necked cock and bridled frizzen, carved dark walnut full-stock (cracks and repairs to fore-end), stippled panels to wrist, fore-end and sides of butt, relief floral carving throughout and iron furniture also decorated with applied white metal en-suite with barrel, a nickel-silver swivel to side-plate, no provision for ramrod. * Please note this item is subject to 5% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).

A 19th century French rectangular gilt gesso framed and bevel edged wall mirror. Width 98cm, height 128cm.

A 19th century oak-framed over-mantel bevel-edged mirror with carved decoration. Width 102cm, height 145cm.

A painted chinoiserie decorated oval bevel-edged wall mirror. Width 59cm, height 46cm.

A large gilt framed bevel edged mirror in good condition, COLLECT ONLY.

A large gilt framed bevel edged mirror, COLLECT ONLY.

A gilt framed bevel edged mirror, COLLECT ONLY.

Registration No: LGE 421 Chassis No: TD29132 MOT: ExemptFinished attractively in Black complemented to a Cream interiorFitted with Silver wire wheels and rear luggage rackGood paperwork file of manuals, old MOTs and receiptsSupplied with a continuation VE60 and a current V5CAlthough, instantly recognisable as a T-series model thanks to its perpendicular radiator shell, flowing wings and rear-mounted spare wheel, the TD broke important new ground for the Abingdon marque. The first MG sportscar to feature either independent double-wishbone front suspension or rack and pinion steering, the newcomer also boasted a hypoid-bevel back axle, hidden scuttle reinforcement hoop (save for the first few cars) and twin leading-shoe front brakes. Powered by the proven 1250cc XPAG engine allied to four-speed manual transmission, it was reputedly capable of 82mph and 26mpg. Riding on fifteen-inch steel wheels as standard, although this example is fitted with the optional wire wheels, the TD also sported a mirror-image dashboard (thus facilitating either LHD or RHD production) and chrome-plated bumpers. A great success story, the vast majority of the 29,665 cars produced were sold overseas.Finished attractively in Black complemented to a Cream interior, 'LGE 421' was purchased by the vendor 14 years ago and enjoyed by him for attending vintage shows and rallies, he is now reluctantly having let it go due to ill health. The MG appears to have spent a lot of its life in the Lake District and is thought to have been on display in a car showroom in Barrow In Furness for many years. The green VE60 continuation logbook issued in 1970 and included in the sale, shows its date of first registration as the 16th July 1953 on 'LGE 421' with engine number 29577, but at some point it has been fitted with a 'BMC Replacement Engine' numbered D01018 according to the plate riveted onto the cases. It is not known when this change occurred, but the V5C shows this new number. The MG has not had much use in the last couple of years, it started and ran whilst being photographed but will need recommissioning before use. Fitted with wire wheels, rear luggage rack and full weather equipment, the soft-top looks to be in good condition and goes up and down freely. There is a paperwork file including 19 old MOTs dating from 1995, a few receipts, a driver's handbook and a lubrication chart, as well as the VE60 and V5C registration documents. For more information, please contact: Ian Cunningham ian.cunningham@handh.co.uk 07415871189

A carved oak framed bevel edged oval mirror, frame size 83 cm x 58 cm, mirror size 61.5 cm x 38 cm.

A gilt wood oval bevel edge mirror, frame having urn and swag decoration. Frame size 104 cm x 60 cm, mirror size 67 cm x 46 cm.

An Antique Edwardian Barbola round convex table mirror, with bevel-edged glass, diameter 23cm

A large silver plate easel dressing table bevel edge mirror bearing shell motif to frame. Approx. dimensions 36cm x 51cm.

An oval bevel edged mirror; a swivel chair; three tier basket etc.

An Edwardian inlaid bevel edge wall mirror

Mid 20th century brass carriage clock with working French movement and bevel glass apertures.

Georgian fretwork mirror with original bevel plate glass, parcel gilt Hoho bird and border, 77cm x 44cm, minor historic repairs.

Late Victorian satin walnut dressing chest with coppered plate handles and bevel edged vanity mirror.

Victorian satin walnut dressing chest with coppered plate handles and bevel edged vanity mirror. 106cm wide x 49cm deep x 175cm tall.

Rapport brass carriage clock with bevel glass panels, Arabic and Roman numeral dial, in good working condition.

A GREEN ONYX ORNAMENTAL MINIATURE 'SWIZA' CLOCK height 28cm, with a plastic bevel, Arabic numerals to the clockface with relief acanthus patterns, alarm function and dials to the reverse (1) (Condition Report: slight chips to the reverse, untested)

A large, ornately framed, bevel edge wall mirror, approximately 94 cm x 125 cm. [W]

A large, ornately framed, bevel edge wall mirror, approximately 106 cm x 136 cm. [W]

2 Modern Framed Bevel edge Mirrors

A large Laura Ashley Beth champagne coloured  bevel edged standing mirror.  183cm h x 88cm w x 12cm d.

A large white framed bevel edge wall mirror, approx. 198cm tall

AXA, 'CHRONOMETRE': A GENTLEMAN'S GOLD POCKET WATCH, SWISS, 1920s keyless wind movement, champagne dial with black stylised Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, full hunter cased with bevel faceted rim, the cover with rayed engine-turning emanating from a vacant oval, the back cover similarly worked, with brass cuvette, Swiss 14 carat gold assay marks, 50mm diameter; on a gold short fob attachment, comprising a swivel Albert clasp, short belcher chain and a section of matt and burnished links ending in a V of foliate bright-cut two-colour gold, Hungarian 14 carat gold import marks, 13cm long

20th century German silver framed dressing table mirror, the shaped and bevel edged mirror plate set within a reeded frame 'wound' with ribbon and draped with husk swags, upon two pointed feet and easel style support verso, marked Germany 950 Sterling, 49cm W29cmCondition Report:General wear commensurate with age and use, including scratches, scuffs, nicks and some indentations. Missing three pins from sides. Back plate and easel support worn. Marks clear and legible. Please see additional images or enquire directly with the saleroom for further information.

RENÉ LALIQUE (FRENCH, 1860-1945) 'POISSONS' BOWL; DESIGNED 1921; PRE 1945 Opalescent glass 24.5cm diameter Signed 'R.Lalique'Literature: Félix Marcilhac, René Lalique 1860-1945: Maître-Verrier Analyse de L'Œuvre et Catalogue Raisonné, Les editions de l'Amateur, Paris, 1989, cat no. 3211 Condition Report: There is a small shallow chip to the outer edge (approx 0.5cm). Both the interior and exterior edge have a bevel, suggesting polishing. A few small light surface scratches - very minor and in line with age, particularly at the foot rim (from placement on surfaces). It presents well overall, the small chip is not super obvious.Condition Report Disclaimer

RENÉ LALIQUE (FRENCH, 1860-1945) TWO 'COQUILLES' BOWLS; DESIGNED 1924; PRE 1945 Opalescent glass All 18.5cm diameter Signed 'R.Lalique'Literature: Félix Marcilhac, René Lalique 1860-1945: Maître-Verrier Analyse de L'Œuvre et Catalogue Raisonné, Les editions de l'Amateur, Paris, 1989, cat no. 3202 Condition Report: In very good condition. The internal rims of both with slight polishing all around the edge - as have a slight bevel, this could be in the making though as so neat. The feet with slight scratched patches to them from placement on surfaces, in line with age and use.Condition Report Disclaimer

A late 19th Century 8 day French brass carriage clock, white enamelled face, Roman and Arabic numerals, bevel glass panels all around, carry handle, good overall condition, with travel case, working but no key.

A late 19th Century French brass repeating carriage clock sold out of H.L. Brown & Son, with gold face, Roman numerals, bevel glass all sides, carry handle to top, dirty but in good overall condition and working.

A 20th century oak twin door smokers cabinet, with bevel edged glass doors raised on plinth base, together with two other smokers cabinet

A large gilt framed bevel edged mirror. COLLECT ONLY.

S. & H. Jewell - Edwardian mahogany cheval dressing mirror, shield shaped bevel edged mirror plate within an inlaid mahogany frame, supported by a pair of curved uprights topped with finials and terminating in a scroll design with floral inlay, the reverse bearing makers plaque, standing on four shaped supports fitted with brass castorsDimensions: Height: 154cm  Length/Width: 65cm  Depth/Diameter: 47cm

An Art Nouveau mahogany cabinetthe oversailing rectangular top with shaped mirror back, above two short drawers, nine paneled bevel glazed door, beside a galleried shelf, above a single door and two open shelves, detailed brass fittings, turned supports, on four raised feet, approximately 164.5cm high x 105cm wide x 37cm deep