Group in carved lime-wood representing the Circumcision: probably South German, Lower Franconia, early 16th century

Group in carved lime-wood representing the Adoration of the Magi: probably South German, Lower Franconia, c. 1500

Lime-wood figure of a bishop saint dressed in cope and mitre with a closed book resting on his left hand: South German, possibly Middle Rhineland, c. 1510 - 1520

Detachable crozier held in the right hand of a lime-wood figure of a bishop saint: South German, possibly Middle Rhineland, c. 1510 - 1520 or probably later

Relief sculpture in limewood of the Virgin Mary with her hands palm to palm in prayer, from an altarpiece representing 'The Coronation of the Virgin': South Germany, Swabia, Memmingen, attributed to Hans Thoman, c. 1520

Life-sized figure of a man in carved limewood with traces of white pigment, probably representing St John the Evangelist at the Cross: Bohemian, probably Prague, a sculptor in the circle of Jan Jiri Bendl or Ferdinand Maximilian Brokoff, late 17th to early 18th century

Giltwood armchair upholstered in red damask with cabriole legs, hairy paw feet and decorated seat rails, made for Sir Lawrence Dundas: English, London, designed by Robert Adam, made by the workshop of Thomas Chippendale, 1765

Giltwood armchair upholstered in red damask with cabriole legs, hairy paw feet and decorated seat rails, made for Sir Lawrence Dundas: English, London, designed by Robert Adam, made by the workshop of Thomas Chippendale, 1765