A Queen Anne period chair in elm.
Tasmanian Colonial period chiffonier c. 1845
A wonderful Tasmanian Colonial period chiffonier c. 1845. In full cedar, in lovely original condition with a great patina.
George III tea caddy attributed to John Cobb
A very fine quality, large, George III period tea caddy with well fitted interior. The marquetry work in satinwood, harewood, tulipwood and rosewood. The central ribbon tied garland in satinwood typical of the work of London cabinet maker to George III, John Cobb.
Pair of Deloraine chairs. 1998
The original pair of Deloraine chairs, produced by Australia’s leading contemporary furniture maker, Khai Liew in 1998 for David Bedford.
Masonic mirror c.1830
A rare English William IV period masonic mirror, with central broken arch with small rampant lion, motto ‘Honi Soit q Male pense’ and plumb bomb & compass trade symbols to base flanked by Corinthian columns. Original mirror plate.
Miniature or child’s Regency campaign bed
An extremely rare English George III / Regency period brass bound mahogany campaign bed. With folding base that contains the legs, columns and tester tent top frame. The legs and columns numbered, screwing into steel threads with brass mounts. The whole secured by brass urn finials.
Regency mahogany cutlery tray
A nicely patinated Regency period cutlery carrying tray, felt lined with an arched brass handle.
Fine pair Regency period armchairs
A very elegant pair of English Regency period decorated beech elbow chairs with carved lion masks centring on white, black and gilt Greek key incised decoration.
Derby vase decorated by William ‘Quaker’ Pegg c.1815
A magnificent example of an English Bloor Derby ornamental neo-classical urn. With extraordinary loop geometric handles and gilded body. The painted botanical border encircling the vase continuously, by the leading botanical ceramic painter of the day, William ‘Quaker’ Pegg. Restoration to lower sweep of one handle, otherwise fine condition.
Colonial carved hardwood Column capital c. 1780
A magnificent Anglo Indian carved hardwood column capital, vigorously carved with swirling flowers as a foliated Corinthian order.