A large and good quality Australian cedar library bookcase, with adjustable shelves, and shelves in base. c 1880
A large and good quality Australian cedar library bookcase, with adjustable shelves, and shelves in base. c 1880
A stylish and comfortable pair of Tasmanian oak (white gum) armchairs, newly upholstered in grey linen. 85cm H x 66cm W x 56cm.D
A terrific quality pair of English George IV period mahogany fire screens, for protecting your face from the fire, both sides with radially pleated silk. c 1825
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A rare pair of George III period old Sheffield plate candelabrum by the leading Birmingham industrialist /artist Matthew Boulton, in the form of neo classical athienne altars, with inset lion mask panels. In the early days of Boulton’s manufacturing he employed the leading artists of the day, including the architect Robert Adam, who is likely the author of this pattern. The borders lightly rose & excellent condition.
Ex WF Bradshaw Collection Sydney.
UK c 1785.
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An elegant English Regency ‘Egyptian’ sideboard, cellebrating England’s victory under Lord Nelson at the Battle of the Nile in 1798. Mahogany inlaid with ebony Greek key, spears and paddles, with original ‘dragons blood’ lacquer to the brass Sphinx mounts, lead lined cellarette, original polish & spring action pop out secret compartments. Size 120cm h x 60cm d x 201cm w
A fine quality Scottish Regency period mahogany breakfast table. The rounded rectangular top a single 3/4″ panel, with knulled frieze to the edge. The platform with concave veneered panels and swept reeded legs with disc paterae and original cast brass casters. The whole with terrific original finish and a good patina. Size 75cm high x 130cm wide x 101cm deep
A handsome, small rosewood open bookcase / pier cabinet with Grecian pilasters & egg & dart carved frieze & original shelves.
A Huon pine chest of drawers c1845.
An English George IV period two part brass bound best mahogany campaign chest (for military campaign & travel) c 1830 . It is most unusual to find every drawer with the original stamped Bramah lock, the finest unpickable cabinet locks of the day.
Musket ball shot to second drawer front.
The address stamped to the locks of 124 Piccadilly St London & J. Bramah. Joseph Bramah died in 1814, the date of manufacture is therefore before 1837, after which the company was to incorporate a partner as Bramah & Robinson. Original dry waxed finish..
97cm high x 102cm.wide × 52cm deep.
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