A muscular George IV period rosewood console / serving table, beautifully carved, on lion paw feet, with the original carved & gilt marble top. 74cm x 112cm W x 53cm.D
UK c 1825.
George IV Rosewood Console Table c1825
Pine Serving Table c1810
An elegant & useful serpentine front George III period painted pine serving table, in nice original condition. The surface with remains of the original tan paint, original reeded handle & a great form. 72cm H x 110cm W x 60cm D
c1810.
Pair of Neo Classical Candelabra c1825
A terrific quality & large pair of ‘Roman’ cast bronze candelabra, for three candles. In the form of ancient cruzie oil lamps, supported by torcheres. Nice heavy weight & patina, the individual components numbered with Roman numerals for assembly
UK or France c1825. Ht 66cm.
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Regency Rosewood Dwarf Bookcase c1815
A fine & useful English Regency period dwarf bookcase, Indian rosewood inlaid with sycamore of stars, geometric lines & paterea. With the original gilt brass grilles to door, shelves & parcel gilt persic columns to ends. The form favoured by Regency cabinet maker George Bullock. Ex John Dunn Antiques Melbourne. Illustrated Australian Antique Collector 1973. 83cm H x 97m W x 39cm D
Regency Horn SnuffBox c1810
An elegant English Regency period snuff box of crisp navette shape, with finely moulded sides, in mint original condition. UK c1810. 17mm H x 80mm W x 53mm D.
Regency Drum Library Table c1810
A rare & stylish English Regency period revolving drum library table, of handy small size. Brazillian rosewood, inlaid with satinwood, oak lined drawers, original key. Faded green leather top. UK c1810.
Ex Stair Gallery, Mayfair London. Ht 79cm x 92cm diameter.
Grecian Bronze Inkwell UK c 1825
A beautifully cast & patinated English George IV period bronze inkwell, with original cut glass liner. The lid in the form of a pine cone, egg and dart vase shaped well, supported on tripartite winged fauns with lion paw feet. After designs by C.H. Tatham, taken from ancient oiginals. Ht 115mm. UK c1825.
Regency Harp Chair c 1820
A rare English Regency period, brass inlaid mahogany harpist’s chair. The seat raises on a timber thread, the back supports a musician whilst tilting the harp backwards. Original horsehair stitched uoholstery form & nice untouched old patina. UK c1820. 84cm H x 44cm W x 37cm D.
Tole Ware Tea Caddy UK c1790
A very rare English George III tole ware (painted tin) dome top tea caddy, in excellent original condition. Midlands or Monmouthshire, UK c1790. Painted & gilded with wheatsheafs, Greek key borders and flowers, in imitation of Japanese e-nashiji lacquer. A wheatsheaf decorated tole ware tea caddy by the same maker is illustrated fig 15.15 in Stevens, Rickenburg & Walkling The Story of British Tea Chests & Caddies. 125mm H x 145mm w x 85mm D.
Miss Eva Carstairs of Edinburgh by George Romney c1790
A beautifully painted late 18th century oil on canvas portrait of Miss Eva Cartairs of Edinburgh c1790. Contained in an 18th century gilt pine frame, newly conserved. Label on stretcher dated 1925 attributing the work to George Romney (UK 1734 – 1815). The colouring, quality, size & warmth are very similar to documented works of Romney. 89cm x 69cm image size. 106cm x 85cm frame size.