A good quality & stylish English William IV period open bookcase in rosewood. With lotus capital pilasters to the sides, lappett carved freize, original shelves & good colour. 107cm.high x 123cm wide x 40cm deep. UK origin c1830.
A good quality & stylish English William IV period open bookcase in rosewood. With lotus capital pilasters to the sides, lappett carved freize, original shelves & good colour. 107cm.high x 123cm wide x 40cm deep. UK origin c1830.
A pair of exciting Regency ‘English ormolu’ Nubian candelbra in gilt bronze & bronze, with original glass fittings & ‘dragon’s blood’ lacquer to the gilding. UK c 1820.
Ht 52cm x 31cm x 13cm
A rare & stylish pair of English George IV period chamber writing / dressing tables, The mahogany now faded to the most magical colour.
85cm.H x 107cm.W x 50cm.D
UK c 1825
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A nicely coloured early Victorian period Staffordshire pottery mantel vase of Rebekah & Abraham’s servant, in mint condition. Height 31cm
UK c1850
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A perfect South Australian Barossa Valley farmhouse table.
Made of German pine by German settlers. The size & design perfect for 6 – 8 persons.
Untouched condition & lovely patina.
c 1850
Ex Graham Cornall Antiques, purchased Adelaide 1975
76cm.H x 77cm W x 172D
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A rare vernacular Tasmanian Colonial period cedar bookcase, formerly built in.
With swan’s neck pediment, fine glazing bars, ogee gothick doors & soul.
Hobart c 1850.
Untouched original condition
205 x89 x 40cm
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A fine quality Tasmanian Colonial period Lum chest, with large central Lum Hat drawer, finely crossbanded, flanked by a pair of smaller drawers to the left & a large dummy Lum drawer to the right. Terrific quality cedar, Huon pine lined. With all original turned blackwood handles & feet & surface patina. 127cm H x 124cm.W x 57cm deep
A fine quality Scottish Regency period mahogany dining chair, with palmettes carved to the top and quilled feathers to the uprights and faces of the sabre legs. The same design supplied by William Trotter (1772 – 1833) , the leading cabinet maker of Regency Edinburgh, for the Signet Library.
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