A cabinet maker made, columned and crossbanded chest of drawers, with cockbeaded edges to drawers, original locks, handles, acorn turned feet and patina.
A cabinet maker made, columned and crossbanded chest of drawers, with cockbeaded edges to drawers, original locks, handles, acorn turned feet and patina.
An appealing Georgian Revival highback two seater sofa, perfect for Winter nights by the fire. Of nice slim proportions, the narrow arms allowing extra space in a room. Sporting its original silk brocade & horsehair filled seat. UK c1900.
123cm H x 140W x 78cm D
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A rare Tasmanian early Colonial period chimneypiece in classical revival taste, made of Australian cedar & Tasmanian blackwood. The free-standing columns in the Tuscan order. Old burn marks to base that would be easily scarfe repaired. Hobart c1830-40.
Size overall 129cm H x 154 cm W
Size of opening 97cm.H x 95cm W
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A rare Napoleonic Neo-classical straw-work needlecase. Very finely tinted in neo-classical colours with a figure of Victory, abundance & symbols of Masonry. Ht 222mm x 41mm x 5mm
George Augustus, 5th Lord Hobart Oak, brass, pine, steel. 36.5 L x 11 H x 21.5 W price inc GST SOLD
Good original condition. 102cm L x 34cm W 167cm H price inc GST SOLD
An elegantly formed & very comfortable English George IV/ William IV period mahogany library bergere chair. With recently re hand caned seat, back and sides, overscrolled arms, centurion skirt carved front legs & rectangular back. The back arched backwards, forwards & with sabre legs to achieve a wonderfully elegant profile in a room. Duck down cushion seat & good original patina. U.K c 1830. 110cm H x 65cm W.
A very fine quality Cantonese Exportware ladies’ cabinet. With writing drawer and extensive ivory accessories. 43cm H x 35cm W x 24cm D.
A superb quality set of eight English George IV period dining chairs, in well figured Honduras mahogany. With reeded & panelled concave Klismos backs, after similar models illustrated in ancient Greek vases paintings. Supported by pairs of carved clamshells. The seats with original horsehair fillings, on reeded front legs & swept rear legs. Scrolled Grecian buttresses to chair rail / uprights. Excellent patina & no damages. They are very comfortable. Sets of eight of this form & quality are rare.
A rare ship’s serving / narrow dining table, in a honey coloured faded teak, the ends of the legs fitted with brass plates for fixing to the ship’s deck.
UK c 1870
Of narrow space saving form, perfect for behind a sofa, as a servery or hall table.
75cm.H x 159cm Wd x 46cm.D
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