This cedar library or sofa table features carved Gothic panels to the front and solid panels to the ends and rear. The rear panels have been replaced with cedar of similar age and patina. The tooled and gilded leather top is also a replacement. The table has retained its original patina. It is 1830mm long and 800mm deep. C1870.

This cedar bookcase features 3 adjustable shelves in the top, and a full width drawer above two doors in the bottom. It has retained its original patina as well as the original glass in the doors. It rests on replacement bun feet in cedar. The height is 2.090m, width 1.200m and the depth is .460m. C 1870.

This very good quality, full cedar eight drawer chest comes from a time when cedar was plentiful as evidenced by the 12mm thick dustboards, the 25mm thick backboards and the sides and top that are solid planks. The drawers are flanked by two turned columns and the piece rests on turned feet. It has been fully restored and has retained its mellow original patina-ready for the next 150 years. It stands 1415mm high, is 1205mm wide and 565mm deep. The knobs are replacements turned from old cedar. C 1860.

This large, good quality cedar chest features eight drawers flanked by two turned columns and sits on replacement cedar feet. It has retained its original patina. The height is 1.440m, width 1.204m and the depth is .6m. C1850.

A blackwood two tier dumb waiter with a carved panel to the top tier and carved panels to the cupboard doors. The height is 1545mm, the width 1345mm and the depth 525mm. It is in excellent condition and has retained its original patina. C 1905.

This cedar two leaf extension dining table measures 2.44m long and 1.22m wide and rests on brass castors below turned and carved legs. It has been re-polished but some time ago. It is in very good condition. C1880s

This cedar marble top dressing table features extensive carving to the supports that carry the oval mirror above a semi-circular, sliding, lidded glove compartment. This compartment is flanked by two doors, each covering three small drawers. The serpentine shaped marble top has a moulded edge and sits above a similarly shaped frieze containing a central drawer. The piece is supported at the front by heavily carved cabriole legs and at the rear by simple pilasters, all on a concave plinth with castors. It has retained its original mellow patina and is in excellent condition. The marble is new, as is the mirror. The height is 1840mm, width 1220mm and the depth is 580mm. C 1870.

This Australian cedar Chiffoniere features a classical Palladian back and a shelf with a crossbanded edge, supported by turned columns. The single cushion moulded drawer, with crossbanding, sits above two doors with bookmatched flame cedar panels. The doors are flanked by simple pilasters and the piece sits on a plinth base. The base dates from c1850 and has retained its original patina, door lock and key. The drawer slides and runners have been restored. The back and shelf are not original but have mostly been made up from old cedar that has also retained its original patina. Overall the piece is in excellent condition. Height is 1470mm, width 1220mm and depth 530mm.

This Australian made walnut cheval mirror dressing table features a bevelled full-length mirror and eight drawers. Dating from around 1890 it is in very good condition and has retained its original patina and is a companion piece to 2466, a marble topped wash stand. It stands 2240mm high, and is 1300mm wide and 510mm deep.

This Australian made walnut wash stand features a marble top with a mirrored and tiled back. It also has three drawers and a pot cupboard. Dating from around 1890 it is in very good condition and has retained its original patina and is a companion piece to 2467, a cheval mirrored dressing table. It stands 1900mm high, 1300mm wide and 510mm deep.

This fully restored cedar Arts and Crafts two door wardrobe with drawer, features linen-fold carving to the stiles either side of the doors and drawer. The door panels and drawer front have been shaped to give added interest to the front of the piece. It has retained its warm original patina, together with its original handles and escutcheon. The height is 1920mm, width 1250mm and depth 500mm.