Child's Windsor armchair with yellow paint (not original); sack-back with curved crest rail and five full-length spindles piercing lower horizontal rail, which curves forward on either side to form arms; turned front arm supports; wide plank seat on splayed, vase-and-reel turned legs joined by side and medial stretchers with bulbous centers.

Beech Louis XV armchair ("fauteuil"); medallion-shaped back with rosette carved crest rail; open serpentine arms on molded serpentine arm supports; wide U-shaped seat with serpentine front edge upholstered over the rail with green and gold damask; upholstery also on back and arms; carved knees and skirt with cabriole legs.

Box with hinged lid decorated with inlaid mother-of-pearl floral design, and mother-of-pearl escutcheon; interior of lid holds mirror, box divided into fitted compartments composed of wood, velvet, and ivory, with four glass bottles (3 colorless, 1 red).

Rosewood and rosewood veneer sleigh bed with satinwood inlay; single bed with identical head- and footboards topped by curved and rounded rails; finished on one side only with five molded panels (one long rectangular panel between four square panels) above indented base; top rails of headboard and footboard, front stiles, alternate front panels, and baseboard inlaid with scrolling floral pattern; front bracket feet and rear block feet; raised on casters attached to lower side rails (one pair on either side).

Rectangular mahogany writing desk with flat, hinged lid, top and bottom edges bound in brass with strips of brass at intervals on sides, attached with rivets, decorative curves cut out at corners, brass plaque at center with chamfers, brass rosette mounts with bail handle on each side, and broad diamond-shaped escutcheon; one handle functions as pull for additional drawer that stretches full length of desk; desk opens to reveal slanted writing surface covered in green felt, with compartments (dividers missing) at highest end of desk, also with tray, containing colorless glass ink bottle with brass cap; each end of writing surface can be folded back to reveal spaces underneath.

Wooden (probably oak) bottle case composed of chest with metal fittings nailed on to corners and edges, iron strap hinges, rosette mounts with bail handle at each side, and lock at front; inside covered in red and blue patterned paper (with padding on inside of lid) divided into three compartments, two further divided into three compartments for large bottles, one divided into six compartments for smaller bottles; colorless blown glass bottles, four larger and four smaller, rectangular with straight sides, short cylindrical necks with ridge formed by second gather, flat bases, and ground pontil marks; decorated with bands of shallow-cut ovals outlining shoulders and sides and large abstract flowers and leaves; cork stoppers with metal sheaths with rings.

Wood bottle case, rectangular shape with flat lid attached with strap hinges, with strips of wood nailed along edge of lid; roughly constructed with wood planks, with cast iron pulls at each end; inside divided into twelve compartments with tiny strips of wood, holding twelve dark brown and green glass case bottles blown in a mold, square with four flat sides tapered to base, rounded shoulders, short cylindrical necks with tooled lips, push-ups, and pontil mark on bottoms; some with corks.

Slope-lid writing desk decorated with figured veneer, border composed of three inlaid wires, and mother-of-pearl inlaid rectangular plate and escutcheon; lid hinged at front and back, opening at center to reveal storage well and writing surface; writing surface lined with purple velvet with Greek key patterned border; storage well divided into seven compartments, two containing colorless glass bottles with metal caps.

Wood (probably mahogany) shaving stand with gilt decoration on outside of box, keyhole surround, and space for (disattached) brass plaque on top; detachable mirror on underside of lid kept in place by two gilt leaf-shaped fixtures; top shelf partitioned into compartments covered in purple velvet, central compartment lifts out, as does entire shelf; bottom partitioned into three compartments, covered in foil (probably aluminum); accessories include folding razor with mother-of-pearl sheath, tortoise shell strap, ivory-backed toothbrush in tin container with hinged lid, two colorless square glass bottles with stoppers, and one colorless glass medicine bottle with cork.

Slat-back highchair with two slats between turned stiles with inverted bell-shaped finials; trapezoidal rush seat; turned arm supports with flattened ball finials; legs joined by two plain, round stretchers in front, one on either side, and one in back.