FURNITURE

An exceptionly large English water gilt mirror c1840. This sensational piece came from a ball room and has it's original gilding of fine mellow colour.

A George III mahogany chest of drawers c1780. An extremely practical and elegant example of good height, colour and mostly original hardware. Shown with our collection of Parian figures.

Regency mahogany and crossbanded sofa table with box wood stringing of very good quality c1815. Shown with a fine Regency solid rosewood carver.

A pair of English oak country chairs c1820. Shown with an adjustable mahogany reading stand on a cast iron base c1900 and a French leather bound trunk c1890.

A George III mahogany three tier dumb waiter c1780. Shown with a French walnut Louis XIII style armchair c1860 upholstered in superb cut velvet.

An early Victorian figured birch open bookcase c1840. A beautifully light colour to this extremely practical piece with a central adjustable shelf and two shelves to each cupboard.

A fine French kingwood work table with superb verre eglomisé top and fine ormolu mounts c1860. Verre eglomisé is the art of gilding and painting glass from the reverse and the top of this table is a fine example in good condition. The mounts and veneers are of the best quality, as is the marquetry surrounding the top.

Regency mahogany chiffonier with finely turned spindle two shelf top c1815. The cabinet has two doors with a single shelf. Shown with some of fine early English porcelain collection.

A rosewood work table by T & G Seddon bearing their paper label "Manufacturers to Her Majesty" with space to write in the clients name, c1840. Seddon's were amongst the best cabinet makers of the time and were commisioned by Geo IV to make the furniture for the newly refurbished Windsor Castle in the 1820's. This piece is of great quality with solid rosewood legs, superb top and cedar linings.

An early 18th century tortoiseshell & ebony mirror having its original glass c1720.