Late 17th. century Oak Gateleg Table with drawer.

44" x 51" (stock no:382)

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£1,395.00

An oak Hunt Table in the 18th century style.

The Oak Hunt or Wake Table, of very grand proportions, with its traditional oval drop-flap top. On this version, because of its size, twin gates each side. All legs and uprights extensively turned.

Tables of this design are very user friendly and sociable, with few legs to interfere with diners comfort. This table would seat 14.

10’ long x 5’ wide (20” wide with flaps down)

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£2,750.00

36"w x 37"d x 38"h (stock no:466)

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£1,500.00

Oak Chest of Drawers C1800.

40.5"w x 20.5"d x 38"h (stock no:477)

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£595.00

Rare Jacobean Oak Coffer c.1620, in breathtaking condition and colour.

The three-fielded panel top, heightened with chequered inlays of Holly and Bog Oak and, when open, is supported by a strap, which undoubtedly saved the hinges from the usual destruction.

The sides, with twin fielded panels and inlay of Holly and Bog Oak, with beautiful wrought iron handles and handle-stops.

The front with elaborate framed twin panels enclosing spiral carving and sinuous 'S' scrolls. Between the panels is a large spiral cartouche. Carving of this period is often naive and crude; however, the carving on this is very fine indeed.

The escutcheon, lock, hinges, Hinge-strap and handles with stop are all original, as is the floor and stiles.

It is very unusual to find a coffer of this age in this condition!

(Stock no:506)

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£4,750.00

William & Mary (& later) walnut Cabinet-on-stand c.1700.

Arched top with stepped, crossbanded cornice over two locking doors with 1/4 cut veneers, enclosed by crossbanding and feather banding and fielded with an applied convex moulding.

The doors open to reveal a fully fitted interior, comprising at the top, an arrangement of nine pigeon holes and below nineteen graduated, oak lined drawers with a locking cupboard door to the centre.

The stand having a single drawer (restored) and supporting barley twist and reel legs terminating in bun feet, united by a flat crossbanded stretcher. The leg and drawer front were restored in the nineteenth century.

Stands of this penod very rarely survive unscathed, as the worm are particularly keen on walnut.

In the main exhibiting fantastic colour and patination.

(Stock no:521)

£3,250.00

An early Victorian mahogany Library Armchair in the French Hepplewhite taste.

The swept back and serpentine seat, with scrolled arms and scrolled feet. Upholstered in leather of sublime colour!

(stock no:541)

£1,650.00

19th century gilt wood and composition Console Table with marble top.

The frieze composed of floral and beadword mouldings with a central rope twist moulding.

The cabriole legs with ears of acanthus leaf and central motif of urns, bows and harebells ending in scroll feet with acanthus leaf. Central shell pendant. Just re-gilded with gold leaf.

(stock no:535)

£2,550.00

Georgian style mahogany 3 tier Circular Dumb Waiter of biblical size.

Standing 64" high, dish sizes of 18", 26" and 33". Supported by cannon barell columns with spiral reeded knops. The cabriole legs with lapeted knees. Deep talon and ball feet.

A very fine quality piece, retaild by Harrods.

(stock no:542)

£1,650.00