AN EARLY VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD AND OAK SECRETAIRE CABINET, with an arched pediment, carved with foliage and scrolls and centred by a bearded mask, above a cornice carved with acanthus, enclosing a pair of doors, each with a pierced carved panel, one centred by a shield, flanked by a male and a female figure, with two cherubs above, the other centred by a mother with her three children, below a pair of cherubs and flanked by two male figures and surmounted by a pair of cherubs, the secretaire drawer inlaid to the front with huntsman, opening to reveal six pigeon holes and six small drawers, with a leather-lined writing surface, above a pair of panel doors, each centred by a panel carved in high relief with figures within an architectural doorway surmounted by cherubs, within a beaded and moulded frame, the canted angles applied with basque volutes above carved foliate festoons, on block base, mid-19th Century