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A late Victorian pine and blue painted kitchen table, the plank top above a plain frieze on rectangular tapering supports, 183 cm x 120 cm x 78 cm high

AN OAK REFECTORY TABLE17th century and later, the three plank top over a moulded frieze, on turned legs joined by stretchers, 78cm high x 199cm long x 71cm wide

A James I oak six-plank chest, the lid with moulded edge, the front with ribbed pattern surrounding a large iron lock plate, 108cm wide, 38cm deep, 54cm highH W Keil, December 2001Old shrinkage split to top, restored with battens to underside. Hinges not original. Knocks and scuffs commensurate with age.

A Charles I oak panelled chest, the plank lid above a three panel front, carved with scrolling foliage below a trailing vine frieze, 122cm wide, 60cm deep, 72cm highLid has old shrinkage crack running across it, strengthening block to underside to mitigate that. Interior till box missing lid. Lock and hasp not original. Otherwise condition good.

A Charles II oak three drawer chest, the three plank top above dentil moulded frieze and three moulded drawers, between split baluster detail, on stile feet, 78cm wide, 53cm deep, 81.5cm highStiles re-toed. Top with various ring marks, blemishes and shrinkage splits. Repair to front right corner. Handles not original. Dentil mouldings loose, a few missing.

A William & Mary oak side table, the three plank top above a frieze drawer, 66.5cm wide, 48cm deep, 70cm highDrawer runner has renewal. Later handles.

A James I carved oak low chair, the back profusely carved with foliage and lunettes and with an arched lunette crest above a single plank seat with lunette friezes and short turned legs, 50cm wide, 36cm height to seat, 97cm height to backOverall appearance good, wear and knocks commensurate with age. Seat has some later nails, also some old worm damage to rear edge.

A six plank oak coffer, 17th Century and later, 137cm wide, 43cm deep, 48cm high

A William & Mary oak side table, with twin plank top and twin panel frieze drawer, on ball turned legs with conforming stretchers, 80.5cm wide, 47cm deep, 71cm highOverall sound, minor knocks, ring marks etc commensurate with age and usage. Old shrinkage crack to one back corner. Handles and escutcheon not original. Good colour

An Elizabethan oak six-plank chest, with plank top above a fluted front, 119cm wide, 39cm deep, 55cm highShrinkage to lid. Later hinges, till box missing. Otherwise good with wear and scratches in line with age and usage.

An oak refectory table, the three-plank top with cleated ends on turned legs united by a central stretcher, 219cm long, 99cm wide, 77cm highAll over good condition. Three plank top. Scuffs and scratches commensurate with age and use. A few gouged features to apron which were incorporated as part of the design. 20th century

Mouseman - circa. 1920s adzed oak settle or bench, the cresting rail carved with inscription 'Before Honour is Humility', four panel back and plank seat on shaped end supports carved with grotesque masks terminals, carved with mouse signature, by Robert Thompson of Kilburn Dimensions: Height: 104cm  Length/Width: 125cm  Depth/Diameter: 56cm

A Queen Anne or George I oak dresser base - early 18th century, the moulded, two plank top over three drawers with nailed joints and the original brasses and iron locks, raised on four turned legs with (later) pierced scroll corner brackets, lappet carved shoulders and pad feet, the back legs later replacements. (LWH 225.5 x 46.5 x 85.5cm)

An Indigo of Matlock oak ‘Beam Table’ dining table with two matching wooden benches - the table with a four-plank top with machine-cut textured finish, raised on substantial square corner supports (LWH 243 x 100 x 78cm); the matching three-seater benches with single-plank backs; together with two tall tan leather and cowhide dining chairs. (seats 8 comfortably)

An Italian 18th century carved walnut cassone – the two-plank top over panelled sides and a three-panel front, carved with flowers, rocaille and foliage, divided by panelled, floral carved muntins, on a carved, moulded plinth base (141.5 x 55 x 57 cm), fading to left side panel, the interior converted for use as a radiogram.

A 17th century six-plank boarded oak chest - the single plank top on later strap hinges, border chip-carved decoration, the right side branded with the initials 'IB' (LWH 97 x 38 x 59cm)

A Victorian pitch pine side table or serving table, the single plank top over two drawers with cast iron cup handles, raised on square chamfered supports, 170 cm wide x 44.3 cm deep x 72 cm high

A 19th Century carved oak coffer in the 17th Century style (probably Gloucestershire), the two plank top with carved edge over a carved frieze and two arched panels decorated with sunflowers in the Arts and Crafts taste, interspersed by carved stiles, over a foliate carved plinth, flanked by heavy turned knob handles, 125 cm wide x 69 cm deep x 80 cm high

A set of four pine miniature church kneelers, the single plank tops on end trestle supports, each approx 58 cm wide x 12 cm deep x 11.5 cm high

An 18th Century and later oak refectory style dining table, the plank top above a plain frieze on six turned and ringed supports to block feet united by a centre stretcher 250 cm long x 79.5 cm wide x 77 cm high

Oak dresser base in the 17th century manner, the single plank top over two geometric moulded drawers with brass pair drop handles, panelled sides and raised on baluster turned and block supports united to the sides with block stretchers, 124cm long x 47.5cm deep x 80cm high 

19th century pine plank top kitchen table, raised on turned baluster legs, 146cm long x 65cm wide x 76cm high 

Ercol light elm and beech Grand Plank Windsor extending dining table, model 444, with two additional folding leaves, raised on five square tapering legs, 152cm long (224cm extended) x 84cm wide x 72cm high Condition ReportGood condition overall. Some light surface scratches and scuffs. No woodworm or splits, structurally solid. Locking bolts are present. General wear and tear.

A Charles II oak coffer, circa 1660, the hinged plank lid notched at the sides, above a two-panelled front, relief carved with scroll work within carved rails and stiles; with drawer beneath, initialled 'SD'; 77cm high, 120cm wide, 52cm deep

An oak refectory table, elements early 17th century and later; with two plank top above friezes with serpentine lower edges; on knopped and cylinder turned legs, with flat peripheral stretchers to block feet; 75cm high, 236cm long, 73cm wide; with four modern stained wood blocks to raise the table height by 3cm

An 18th Century oak dining table of refectory type, with a rectangular cleated plank top and fluted frieze drawer to one end, on turned baluster legs, united by plain stretchers, terminating in block feet, the top 168cm x 69cm, 71cm height.

A 17th Century oak rectangular coffer, of plank construction, the hinged top with iron hinges and with channel mouldings to top and front, on cut end supports, 107cm length, 50cm height, 37cm depth.

An 18th Century pine and fruitwood lambing armchair, the fielded panel wing back with shaped top rail, having shaped arm supports and plank seat, on curved rocking sleigh supports.

A modern wall clock, 66cm square wooden plank frame with rusted dial and having quartz movement

Good quality reproduction oak dresser base, the plank top above three frieze drawers decorated with geometric mouldings above carved baluster supports and pot shelf, 198cm wide84cm high

20th Century oak refectory style dining table, the plank top on baluster turned supports with H-stretcher, 183cm long x 80cm wide x 76cm high

Small 17th Century oak plank coffer with carved decoration to the front and dated 1687, 65 x 32 x 44cm highThe joints are firm. No replacement hinges and originals are missing together with the lock

Small late 17th / early 18th Century oak moulded front chest, the plank top above four graduated drawers with brass drop handles flanked by split baluster mouldings, raised on bun feet, 95cm wideStripped and re-polished some time ago. Splits to top which are planks and have shrunk over time. Clean and overall condition is OK, but not original patina, handles also replacements.

Oak refectory table with plank top and cross stretcher base, 1.83 x 76cm

18th century oak chest on stand with two short and four long drawers, 101cm wide, 54cm deep, 132.5cm highReduced in height (probably previously on tall cabriole legs) a more recent plank top has been added. Otherwise generally ok, brass fittings appear to be original, drawers run smoothly, general wear

A CONTINENTAL OAK REFECTORY TABLE 17TH CENTURY, the rectangular two-plank top, raised on trestle-end supports and sleigh feet. 76cm high, 249cm wide, 80cm deep

A selection of 00-gauge model locomotives and tenders, including: a Hornby Railroad R6368 BR 20 Ton Brake Van, in box; a Bachmann Branch-Line 37-535A 20 Ton Brake Van, in box; an Airfix Railway System 5-Plank Wagon "Spencer", in box; a Tri-Ang Hornby R553/4 Caledonian locomotive and tender; and other items; together with a selection of loose diecast and other model vehicles, makers including: Corgi; Lone Star; Lima; and others.

"The Plank" 1967 UK Quad film poster, starring Eric Sykes and Tommy Cooper, size 102x76cm. Poster folded with some tears to fold lines/edges.

A 17TH CENTURY STYLE OAK TWIN PLANK TOP REFECTORY TABLEOn pegged X-frame supports, 68cm wide; 180cm long; 72cm high

A 17TH CENTURY OAK CLEATED PLANK TOP SIDE TABLEOn canted block supports with perimeter stretcher, 101cm wide; 60cm deep; 68cm high

A MODERN STAINED PINE TWIN PLANK REFECTORY TABLEOn tapering square supports, 69cm wide; 300cm long; 78cm high

A MODERN WALNUT CLEATED FOUR PLANK TOP KITCHEN TABLEOn black painted box metal base, 106cm wide; 228cm long; 74cm highCondition report; The top is not warped 

A 17TH CENTURY OAK TWIN PLANK SIDE TABLEWith single frieze drawer, 88cm wide; 60cm deep; 69cm high

A SMALL 17TH CENTURY OAK TWIN PLANK TOP SINGLE DRAWER SIDE TABLEWith X-frame stretcher, 68cm wide; 40cm deep; 51cm high

A set of six George III elm country chairs, with plain splat backs and plank seats, on square section supports. Each 94cm by 50cm by 40cm (6)

An early 18th century oak plank top coffer with iron pin hinges and later iron lockplate. 54cm by 84cm by 34cm. 

A 19th century pitch pine rustic country Side Table, of narrow proportions and joint construction, the deep plank top over two drawers, raised on joint supports, W 195 cm x H 79 cm x D 37 cm.

A 19th century oak six plank coffer, with a hinged lid101w x 34d x 56h cm

Carved plank top coffee table decorated with Rabbits and Badger signed G Solf

Pair of 20th century oak long bench with plank back, with stretchered base on square legs, 84.5cm high x 239cm wide x 34.5cm deep (seat)

20th / 21st century plank stool of stretchered form, handmade by Bill Hazelwood of Wiltshire Timbercrafts, 32cm high x 50cm wide x 30cm deep

Contemporary waxed plank pine blanket box, rectangular panelled construction with hinged lid, on block supports Dimensions: Height: 54cm  Length/Width: 90cm  Depth/Diameter: 54cm

A large 20th Century Scandinavian pine refectory table with heavy plank top over a base with two end supports and central stretcher, the top 243 x 89cm, overall height 76cm, plank depth on top 6cm

18TH C. OAK MULE CHEST, two-plank hinged top above long apron drawer, interior with candle box and small under drawer, shaped bracket feet, later handles and escutcheons, 110 (w) x 48 (d) 63cms (h)Provenance: deceased estate Cardiff.Comment: slight warping of top, surface marks commensurate with age, inspection advised.

LATE 17TH CENTURY JOINED OAK COFFER, hinged two-plank top above fielded panelled front and side, stile feet, 85 (h) x 144 (w) x 63cms (d), partial fading to sides, old cracks, plank top not fixed to case, inspection advised, together with, LATE 18TH CENTURY WELSH OAK 30-HOUR LONGCASE CLOCK, Richard Watkin (Merthyr Tydfil), 10in polished brass dial with Roman & Arabic numerals, the hood with swan neck pediment, plain narrow trunk and box base, 210cms (h), alterations, adaptions, restorations (2)Provenance: private collection Vale of Glamorgan

Tribal Art - a carry basket, the central plank carved with a grotesque mask and inlaid with bone roundels, 58.5cm high

Tribal Art - a Bobo/Bwa hawk plank mask, highly stylised features decorated in tones of red, black and white, 94cm wide, Burkina Faso

THELWELL (N), A PLANK BRIDGE BY A POOL, signed limited edition, No 152/200, full brown leather, Eyre Methuen, 1978, with slipcase (1).

Oak dining table, rectangular plank with two extension leaves at each end, central drawer with brass handle, supported by square legs (L131cm - 233cm, D80cm, H76cm); four high-back dining chairs, the chairs upholstered in dark brown leatherette with stitched detailing, on square tapering legs (H108cm)

Contemporary oak coffee table, rectangular top with central contrasting plank, raised on square supportsDimensions: Height: 46cm  Length/Width: 120cm  Depth/Diameter: 60cm