Antique Walnut Fauteuil   A 19th century French Louis XV style open arm chair on cabriole front legs.  Carved walnut frame. Upholstered back and arms, with serpentine stuff over sprung seat.   £400        Somewhere in Time, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, United Kingdom

Antique Pine Cricket Table   Circular top table coopered with hoop gallery edge.  A single under drawer.  Tapering splayed legs joined by a galleried lower shelf.  This classic county piece is of French origin.     Item Sold       Somewhere in Time, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, United Kingdom

19th Century Console Table   Giltwood table with serpentine marble top 120cm wide.  The pierced freize is elaborately decorated with rococo scrolls, and raised on scroll cabriole supports   Item Sold         Somewhere in Time, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, United Kingdom

Antique Continental Pine Chest   An attractive French chest of 3 drawers of 19th century construction.  Shaped single board top.  Louis Phillipe style canted corners with applied pierced mouldings.   £400.00         Somewhere in Time, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, United Kingdom

Antique Pine Cupboard    A mid 19th century French pine cupboard with a single board shaped top.  Panelled doors with key, enclosing solid pine shelves of split form to accomodate varying items.  Canted and carved corners.  Raised on Louis Phillipe style scroll feet.   £400.00            Somewhere in Time, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, United Kingdom

Louis XV Boudoir Stool   A large deep button stuff over upholstered foot stool.  Well carved and channeled cabriole legs finished in shabby chic wax paint.     ItemSold                            Somewhere in Time, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, United Kingdom

Renaissance Style Dining Chairs   A set of 6 19th century graceful mahogany chairs with carved lion head finials.  Stuff over upholstered seat and splat.  Round tapering legs joined by moulded box stretcher.  Parcel gilt.     £300    Somewhere in Time, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, United Kingdom

Antique Stained Pine Chest   This French chest of 3 long drawers  has carvings and glass drawer knobs.  As pine was considered an inferior timber it was often enhanced by paint or stain    Item Sold      Somewhere in Time, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, United Kingdom

Bureau de Dame   A painted continental lady's bureau with a fall front revealing a fitted interior.  The fall front resting on a single long drawer.  Central cartouche with Italian castle scene.  On cabriole legs.   £700       Somewhere in Time, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, United Kingdom

Antique Boulle Mantle Clock   A balloon shaped mantle clock on a stand, decorated with brass Boullework over a green tortoiseshell case.  Having a dial with porcelain cabachones painted with Roman numerals. The dial and workings marked Adams, Paris.   £1500         Somewhere in Time, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, United Kingdom

Second Empire Salon Table   Serpentine top table with two freize drawers.  The top of burr elm and rosewood veneer.  On a turned and reeded balluster column of ebonised mahogany,  on double scrolled feet with ceramic castors.       £450       Somewhere in Time, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, United Kingdom

Antique French Oil Lamp   On Bronze & Marble Corinthian Column with gilt bronze acanthus capitols.  Tall banquet style.  In original working condition with etched glass reservoir.   £300       Somewhere in Time, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, United Kingdom

Luneville Asparagus Drainer   Keller & Guerin, Luneville.  19th century majolica drainer and stand.  This firm are famous for asparagus drainers and oyster plates.  This is a rare original example   Item Sold       Somewhere in Time, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, United Kingdom

Haviland Limoge Cabinet Plate   Made by Charles Field Haviland circa 1883.  High white, hard paste, hand enamelled plate decorated in slip glaze style.  Rich red aesthetic poppies with profuse hand picked giltwork.  Products from this factory are rare and much acclaimed.  Factory closed 1901   £100   Somewhere in Time, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, United Kingdom

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