Thursday 26 March 2026
13:00
Venue:
Online & Live Broadcast from David Duggleby Auctioneers in Scarborough
Join us for our latest collection of Furniture & Rugs – a varied selection of antique, traditional and contemporary pieces, bringing together practical furnishings and decorative interior items suitable for a wide range of homes.
Among the highlights is a late 20th century Riley slate bed snooker table, complete with dining table leaves, allowing it to serve as both a games table and dining table. Dining furniture is further represented by a quality Titchmarsh & Goodwin stained oak draw-leaf dining table, extending to an impressive 273cm when fully opened.
Seating in the sale ranges from a Georgian design red leather wingback chair with brass studded trim and claw and ball feet to a traditional three-seat sofa by Alstons upholstered in red and gold patterned fabric, alongside a contemporary modular corner sofa designed in three detachable sections.
Bedroom furniture includes a Victorian satin walnut wardrobe with mirrored door and drawer beneath, while a contemporary French-style painted bedroom suite retailed by Barkers of Northallerton offers a coordinated and elegant furnishing option.
Decorative pieces include a pair of Louis XV style giltwood overmantel mirrors with elaborate foliate cresting, a Georgian style mahogany coffee table with crossbanded top and inlay, and a vintage Bokhara hand-knotted rug with repeating octagonal motifs.
Overall, the sale presents an appealing mix of characterful antique-style pieces and practical modern furnishings, offering something to suit a variety of interiors. Browse the catalogue and place your bids today.
Viewings
Viewings will be held at David Duggleby Auctioneers, Scarborough, YO11 1XN
Monday 23rd March 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 24th March 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 25th March 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 26th March from 9am
Buyer's premium
25.00% plus VAT.
In-house post & packing available - see individual lots for prices.
Items to be paid for
Thursday, 2 April
and collected by
Thursday, 2 April