Richly carved oak cabinet with male and female heads on the door panels, from Priory, Pittenweem, Fife, early 17th century

Oak cabinet finely decorated in Renaissance style, mid 16th century, imported from France, said to have belonged to Mary, Queen of Scots

Red lacquer cabinet, by Thomas S. Tait, London, c. 1929

Picnic cabinet (sageju) of gold lacquered wood, containing tiered food box (jubako) of four sections, sake bottle, five stacking trays and one single tray, decorated with panels containing floral and landscape designs on a lozenge ground: Japan, 18th century

Cabinet in various woods, partly openwork with two sliding doors, five drawers with inlaid geometrical patterns and gold lacquer panels, engraved metal handles and mounts, and on a rectangular wooden stand: Japan, 1850 - 1900

Rosewood and ebony cabinet with frieze and cornice, panelled upper part with three columns, two drawers in lower part and ball feet: Dutch, 1650 - 1700

Cabinet of pine and oak with brass mounts, painted with pseudo-Chinese scenes on a red lacquer ground: cabinet probably Chinese made for export to Europe, stand English, c. 1685 - 1695

Cabinet with twin doors, of wood overlaid with black lacquer decorated with lacquer designs in gold in Chinese style, on a stand of wood covered with gesso and gilt with legs and stretcher carved with leafy scrolls and flowers: English, c. 1670 - 1675

Pine cabinet with oak drawers and brass mounts, japanned in red and gold on black: English, 1675 - 1680

Giltwood stand for pine cabinet with oak drawers and brass mounts, japanned in red and gold on black: English, 1675 - 1680

Giltwood cresting for pine cabinet with oak drawers and brass mounts, japanned in red and gold on black: English, 1675 - 1680

Key for pine cabinet with oak drawers and brass mounts, japanned in red and gold on black: English, 1675 - 1680

Cabinet of chestnut wood carved with masks, scrolls, wreaths: French, Burgundian, 16th century

Cabinet of pearwood with arcaded lower portion, upper portion recessed in centre between pairs of flanking columns, with cupboard underneath, and cupboard door panels each carved with the figure of a woman: French, 19th century

Ebony cabinet with inlaid panels, incised ivory figures of Venus and Hebe, with a figure of Diana within the cabinet, containing ten drawers, decorated with hunting scenes: Italian, probably Naples, 1575-1625

Cabinet, oak carcass, lower section with pictorial marquetry doors inlaid with mother-of-pearl and with metal mounts, upper section with glazed door and silk interior lining: French, Nancy, by Louis Majorelle, 1898