FURNITURE

A very fine German walnut and ormolu mounted bureau c1750. With supurb mounts and veneers in great original condition and colour.

A fine mahogany and satinwood cross banded Carlton House desk c1890. Gillow were the first to coin this name in 1796 for a type of desk that had been supplied by John Kerr to The prince Regent's London residence, Carlton House.

A Geo III period Irish pine corner cupboard c1800. Of beautiful design the interior has lovely neo-classical detailing and a shelf to top and bottom halves. It is now hard to find good Georgian pine and this is one of the most sophisticated we've seen.

An oak lowboy with three drawers, good colour and original brasses c1750. Shown with an English country Chippendale fruitwood chair c 1760.

A sensational mahogany Geo III bureau bookcase c1780 with wonderful colour. The piece is constructed of solid mahogany and is of great simplicity and elegance.

A fine quality Geo III mahogany chest on chest c1760. Having fine colour and original feet. These extremely practical pieces work very well in a modern bedroom or dressing, having huge amounts of storage space. This is a particularly handsome example.

A wonderful quality Regency period gilt convex mirror c1820. Both the gilding and the glass are original.

A Regency period rosewood and boxwood work table and fire screen c1820. Of beautiful quality the piece has a drawer, basket and screen which rises up to a height of 38.5 cm.

A pair of mahogany Chippendale revival carved arm chairs c1890. The Chippendale style came back into Vogue in the late 19th century and these are a fine quality example from that period.

A fine quality French mahogany & marquetry three drawer side table c1890. The marquetry on this is of wonderful quality.