ANTIQUE SHOP
Surrey Antiques keep in stock a selection of antiques covering a broad spectrum of periods and styles. Each piece is selected after careful appraisal of original condition, quality and honesty.
All antiques are offered for sale after being sympathetically restored in our own workshop, thereby maintaining quality at every stage of the buying and selling process.
Should you wish to view any pieces this can be arranged by appointment. Please email or call us on 01276 856799.
Kuba Dance Mask 19th Century, Congo
African Tribal Kuba Dance Mask decorated with geometric pigmentation to the face and mounted with beads and shells.
Height: 12 1/2 inches
Width: 8 1/4 inches
Depth: 3 inches
£650 | Circa 19th Century | Ref: SA160 | Enquire
Pair of George V Coronation Stools, Circa 1911
Pair of stools used at Westminster Abbey during the Coronation of King George V on 22nd June 1911. The frames stamped “Coronation” and “GRV” with a crown retaining their original worn upholstery and offered in good country house condition.
Height: 17 1/2 inches
Width: 16 1/2 inches
Depth: 11 inches
£750 | Circa 1911 | Ref: SA159 | Enquire
George III Mahogany Hanging Display Cabinet, Circa 1775
The elegant flame mahogany swan neck pediment over 2 rectangular glazed doors, concealing 2 adjustable shelves. Originally, the top from a very narrow bureau bookcase, now ideally re-purposed to be a hanging display cabinet.
Height: 45 1/4 inches
Width: 29 3/4 inches
Depth: 11 1/4 inches
£1,800 | Circa 1775 | Ref: SA154 | Enquire
Early 19th Century Coco De Mer, Seychelles
Lodoicea maldivica, commonly known as the sea coconut, double coconut or the love nut. This beautifully tactile example of this highly prized and rare seed, the largest in the plant kingdom which only grows on the islands of Praslin and Curieuse in the Seychelles.
Height: 12 inches
Width: 12 inches
Depth: 6 inches
£1,950 | Circa 19th Century | Ref: SA153 | Enquire
King George VI Coronation Stool by B. North & Son, West Wycombe, Circa 1937
A lovely example of this now iconic stool designed by Edward Barnsley for the ceremony at Westminster Abbey, London on 12th May 1937. With stuff-over saddle seat on chamfered squared section legs finished with a silver limed wax. The frame stamped GR VI Coronation and B. North & Son, West Wycombe. A lovely piece of English history and becoming increasingly rare.
Height: 19 inches
Width: 18 inches
Depth: 12 1/2 inches
£1,500 | Circa 1937 | Ref: SA152 | Enquire
Prince of Wales Investiture Chair, Circa 1969
Designed by the late Lord Snowdon for the Prince of Wales Investiture in July 1969 at Caernarfon Castle. Also known as the ‘Red Chair’ this example is offered in very good original condition with some marks and wear to the legs as is to be expected. The seat has a replaced foam interior but retains its original Welsh wool cover.
Height: 30 1/2 inches
Width: 21 1/2 inches
Depth: 22 inches
Seat Height: 17 1/2 inches
£SOLD | Circa 1969 | Ref: SA151 | Enquire
Georgian Mahogany Pedestal Pembroke Table, Circa 1800
The well figured fiddleback mahogany top finished with a narrow satinwood cross-banding, incorporating a single frieze drawer supported over a delicately turned column and splay legs terminating in original brass castors.
Height: 26 3/4 inches
Width: 34 inches
Depth: 22 5/8 inches (leaves down)
Depth: 42 inches (leaves open)
£1,500 | Circa 1800 | Ref: SA150 | Enquire
The Baron Bruno Schroder Mahogany Long-case Clock by William Warren, Royston, Circa 1750
Elegant George III mahogany and inlaid long-case clock by William Warren of Royston. The shaped pediment above an arched door enclosing a 12 inch arched brass dial with 8-day, hour striking movement, subsidiary date, seconds and strike/silent dials.
The trunk with a long arched door incorporating boxwood fan inlay and satinwood banding, the base with conforming fan inlay and satinwood banding raised on ogee bracket feet.
William Warren is recorded as working C1753, however, the case was probably made for this movement C1790.
Provenance: purchased directly from the family of Baron Bruno Schroder, co-owner of the Schroder Institution.
Height: 88 inches
Width: 21 inches
Depth: 11 1/2 inches
£6,500 | Circa 1750 | Ref: SA149 | Enquire
Set of 9 Chemist/ Apothecary Jars, Late 19th Century
A very decorative set of 9 late Victorian Chemist/ Apothecary jars, all with original stoppers and gilt edged Latin labels.
In very good original condition with only very slight damage to one.
Height: 8 inches
Width: 3 inches
Depth: 3 inches
£450 | Circa 1890 | Ref: SA144 | Enquire
Fine Regency Mahogany Sofa Table, Circa 1810
A fantastic Regency mahogany and ebony inlaid sofa table. The top with two frieze drawers and two conforming dummy drawers to the rear. Raised on a well turned column and boldly reeded sabre legs, capped with wonderfully detailed original gilt brass castors. Offered in ready to use showroom condition.
Height: 28 1/4 inches
Width: 60 inches (leaves open)
Width: 38 3/4 inches (leaves down)
Depth: 28 inches
£5,200 | Circa 1810 | Ref: SA143 | Enquire
Fine Early 19th Century 8-day Painted Dial Mahogany Longcase Clock by William Smith, Keighley, Circa 1810
Attractive and well proportioned mahogany longcase clock with well figured veneers delicate boxwood inlays and subtle carving. Offered in fully restored showroom condition.
Height: 95 inches
Width: 24 1/2 inches
Depth: 11 1/2 inches
£5,000 | Circa 1810 | Ref: SA142 | Enquire
Italian Renaissance Style Hall Chair of Sgabello form, Circa 1850
Decorative Italian Hall Chair, veneered in walnut with classical bone inlays and ebonised carved detail, featuring an inlaid armorial shield to the crest.
Height: 42 inches
Width: 14 1/2 inches
Depth: 20 1/2 inches
Seat Height: 18 3/4 inches
£1,150 | Circa 1850 | Ref: SA141 | Enquire
Gothic Oak Footstool in the Manner of AWN Pugin, Circa 1850
This lovely decorative stool re-covered in red velvet over its original horse hair pad. Finely carved in the manner of AWN Pugin.
Height: 10 inches
Width: 20 inches
Depth: 9 inches
£650 | Circa 1850 | Ref: SA140 | Enquire
Regency Occasional Table, in the Manner of Gillows of Lancaster, Circa 1825
A very unusual and fantastic quality occasional table, displaying beautifully well drawn proportions and exquisite design. The top veneered in the finest quality mahogany, now displaying superb colour and patination. A truly lovely quality table offered in showroom condition.
Height: 28 inches
Width: 15 3/4 inches
Depth: 19 inches
£1,350 | Circa 1825 | Ref: SA139 | Enquire
Pair of Victorian Gothic Brass Candlesticks, Circa 1870
A well proportioned pair of Victorian brass candlesticks with pierced fleur-de-lys rims, over turned stems and raised lion paw feet.
Height: 18 inches
Width: 7 inches
Depth: 7 inches
£675 | Circa 1870 | Ref: SA138 | Enquire
Indian Dowry/ Marriage Chest from Jaisalmer, 19th Century
Often referred to as stick boxes and were used by the desert dwelling tribes of West Rajasthan. Constructed from sticks harvested from the desert and then riveted together with iron fittings.
This example with a wonderful pale, dry patinated surface, displaying years of wear and character. Ideally suited for use as storage in the bedroom or as a unique coffee table.
Height: 22 1/2 inches
Width: 47 inches
Depth: 24 1/2 inches
£780 | Circa 19th Century | Ref: SA135 | Enquire
Victorian Carved Tiger Oak Dolphin Centre Table, Circa 1850
Stunning Victorian centre table beautifully carved, retaining a lovely colour and patination. Fully restored, waxed and ready for use.
Height: 30 inches
Width: 37 1/2 inches
Depth: 23 1/2 inches
£1, 750 | Circa 1850 | Ref: SA134 | Enquire
George III Mahogany Estate Rent/ Writing Table, Circa 1775
Chippendale designed mahogany estate rent table with fully fitted interior, standing on reeded tapered legs terminating in block feet with original castors.
Provenance: Offered to the market having spent the last 50 years in the attics of a Georgian Wiltshire Manor House for which it was originally made.
Height: 31 1/2 inches
Width: 31 inches
Depth: 24 1/2 inches
£5,250 | Circa 1775 | Ref: SA133 | Enquire
Child’s Elm Spindle Back Windsor Rocking Chair, Circa 1830
Charming elm child’s rocking chair with lovely colour and patination. Fully restored and wax finished, the rockers replaced probably in the late 19th Century.
Height: 24 1/2 inches
Width: 17 inches
Depth: 18 1/2 inches
Seat Height: 11 inches
£580 | Circa 1830 | Ref: SA132 | Enquire
Victorian Painted Pine Chest of Drawers, Circa 1880
Very decorative painted pine chest of drawers, finished in a dark waxed graphite paint, the front professionally applied with an original 1913 RAC map of York. Fully restored and ready to make a unique addition to any interior.
Height: 36 inches
Width: 38 1/2 inches
Depth: 17 1/4 inches
£685 | Circa 1880 | Ref: SA130 | Enquire
Early Victorian Carved Rosewood Jardiniere or Plant Stand, Circa 1840
Exceptionally well carved decoration including flowers, corn, wheat-sheaves, leaves and grapes in solid rosewood now faded to a fantastic warm colour. A bold statement centrepiece in any interior, carved all around and offered in showroom condition.
Height: 40 inches
Width: 24 inches
Depth: 22 inches
£3,400 | Circa 1840 | Ref: SA128 | Enquire
Simulated Rosewood Open Armchair, Circa 1830
Regency simulated rosewood open armchair, with unusual top rail over a beautiful entwined backrest. The caned seat supported by turned front legs and brass castors.
Height: 40 inches
Width: 22 3/4 inches
Depth: 26 1/2 inches
Seat Height: 16 inches
£1,250 | Circa 1830 | Ref: SA127 | Enquire
Charming Child’s Chair, Circa 1850
Pretty child’s chair in rich honey toned beech with newly caned seat and offered in showroom condition.
Height: 22 3/4 inches
Width: 14 3/4 inches
Depth: 14 3/4 inches
Seat Height: 12 inches
£275 | Circa 1850 | Ref: SA124 | Enquire
Attractive 19th Century Mahogany Supper or Tripod Table
The one piece carved dish top with pronounced lobes, supported on a fluted and reeded column. Over a swept tripod base, with carved knees and elongated ball and claw feet. A very elegant and good quality table offered in showroom condition.
Height: 29 1/4 inches
Diameter: 25 inches
£1,150 | Circa 1850 | Ref: SA123 | Enquire
Small 19th Century Florentine Gilt Mirror, Circa 1850
A fine miniature Florentine giltwood wall mirror. The frame deeply carved with acanthus leaves and scrollwork, retaining its original distressed mirror plate.
Height: 11 1/4 inches
Width: 8 1/2 inches
Depth: 2 1/4 inches
£650 | Circa 1850 | Ref: SA117 | Enquire
George III Scottish Mahogany Chest of Drawers, Circa 1810
Attractive and well proportioned Scottish Mahogany chest of drawers. The rectangular reeded edge top sits over 3 short and 3 long boxwood line inlaid drawers, raised on a shaped apron and bracket feet. Recently cleaned, wax finished and now offered in showroom condition.
Height: 38 3/4 inches
Width: 45 1/4 inches
Depth: 20 3/4 inches
£795 | Circa 1810 | Ref: SA114 | Enquire
Georgian Yew Wood Tripod/ Occasional Table, Circa 1770
Good 18th Century English Yew Wood tripod table displaying a nice richly coloured and patinated finish. The turned baluster stem standing on cabriole legs ending in slipper feet.
Height: 28 inches
Width: 26 1/2 inches
Depth: 26 1/2 inches
£1,750 | Circa 1770 | Ref: SA113 | Enquire
Pair of Turquoise Glazed Porcelain Goats, Qing Dynasty, Early 19th Century
A fine and rare pair of Chinese realistically modelled recumbent Goats, finished in a turquoise glaze.
A similar pair can be found in the collections of the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam,
Object Number AK-RBK-15971-A.
One Goat is in perfect condition, whilst the other has damage to the tip of one horn and ear.
Height: 5 inches
Width: 8 inches
Depth: 5 inches
£3,800 | Circa 19th Century | Ref: SA112 | Enquire
Very Early Mouseman Stool with Original Lattice Seat, Circa 1930
A beautiful example of this very desirable stool, wonderfully patinated and displaying a very pleasing dry untouched finish to the dark fumed oak and also to the leather seat.
Probably one of the finest and earliest examples of this pattern and of slightly larger, more confident proportions than later models.
Height: 14 inches
Width: 14 inches
Depth: 10 1/2 inches
£SOLD | Circa 1930 | Ref: SA110 | Enquire
Regency Mahogany Toilet Mirror, Circa 1815
A very pretty mahogany toilet mirror, the cross-banded swing mirror frame supported on reeded uprights topped by brass finials. The base veneered in finely figured mahogany with box wood stringing, enclosing three ivory handled drawers all supported on bracket feet, circa 1815.
Height: 23 inches
Width: 22 inches
Depth: 10 inches
£280 | Circa 1815 | Ref: SA107 | Enquire
Small French Wall Mirror, Circa 1830
Very charming small French wall mirror finished in its original aged grey paint with attractive gilded details. The original mirror plate is aged and distressed over its entire surface giving a very pleasing effect, circa 1830.
Provenance, sourced directly from a Celebrity Sports Personality.
Height: 26 1/2 inches
Width: 17 inches
Depth: 2 1/2 inches
£1,400 | Circa 1830 | Ref: SA106 | Enquire
Carved Ivory Elephant’s Head Walking Cane
Interesting Georgian walking cane, the Ivory handle modelled as an Elephant’s Head on a hardwood shaft (probably Lignum Vitae) with a worn Ivory ferrule.
The handle with historic splits and wear appropriate to a cane of this age.
Height: 34 inches
Width: 3 1/2 inches
Depth: 1 inch
£550 | Ref: SA104 | Enquire
Mahogany Wall Mirror, Circa 1885
The finely moulded frame surmounted by a broken arch pediment with central paterae. Sourced directly from Royal Holloway University and now offered in excellent condition. Although not stamped, this mirror was most likely made by Maple & Co. who were commissioned to supply furniture to Royal Holloway University.
Provenance, acquired directly from Royal Holloway University of London, commissioned by Thomas Holloway and opened by Queen Victoria in 1886. Forming part of the last original Founders furniture ever likely to be decommissioned from this fantastic building.
Height: 32 1/2 inches
Width: 26 inches
£440 | Circa 1885 | Ref: SA102 | Enquire
Pair Of Victorian Corner Washstands By Maple & Co. Circa 1885
Pair of corner washstands with marble tops and raised backs incorporating individually patterned MINTONS TILES. Made by Maple & Co. although only one of the washstands retains its original label.
Provenance, acquired directly from Royal Holloway University of London, commissioned by Thomas Holloway and opened by Queen Victoria in 1886. Forming part of the last original Founders furniture ever likely to be decommissioned from this fantastic building.
To be sold as a pair but would consider selling individually.
ONLY ONE NOW AVAILABLE AT £950.00
Height: 46 inches
Width: 35 1/2 inches
Depth: 25 inches
£1,900 | Circa 1885 | Ref: SA101 | Enquire
Very Rare and Unusual 19th Century Black Forest Carved Folding Chair
The frame naturalistically carved to represent branches, leaves and berries. Now offered in “as found” condition and would look fantastic once re-upholstered. The carved oak frame having historic metal brackets inserted for additional strength.
Height: 35 inches
Width: 24 3/4 inches
Depth: 40 1/2 inches
£750 | Circa 19th Century | Ref: SA99 | Enquire
George III Sheraton Giltwood Drawing Room Chair, Circa 1795
Attractive Sheraton designed drawing room chair in original distressed gilt finish.
The inspiration for this chair can clearly be seen in Thomas Sheraton’s THE CABINET-MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER’S DRAWING-BOOK.
Details of the front leg can be seen in plate 34, the top rail can be seen in plate 6 and the front leg and arm details can clearly be seen in plate 10.
The underside of the chair carries an old label for SIMKIN’S DEPOSITORY, COLCHESTER and name handwritten in ink, possibly: “Ms Maffett”. There is also a fragmentary label to the frame printed Dublin and 6060.
Height: 37 inches
Seat Height: 17 1/2 inches
Width: 25 inches
Depth: 24 inches
£1,500 | Circa 1795 | Ref: SA98 | Enquire
Pair of 19th Century Black Forest Wall Brackets, Circa 1890
Naturalistically carved with branches, leaves and chamois heads, circa 1890.
Height: 10 inches
Width: 10 inches
Depth: 6 1/4 inches
£420 | Circa 1890 | Ref: SA91 | Enquire
19th Century Yew-Wood Childs Windsor Chair, Circa 1810 – 1840
Beautiful Yew-Wood Childs Windsor Chair with elm seat, of rich colour and patination.
Nottingham, circa 1810 – 1840
Height: 25 inches
Width: 17 inches
Depth: 14 inches
Seat Height: 11 inches
£850 | Circa 1810 – 1840 | Ref: SA90 | Enquire
Late 17th Century Oak Chest of Drawers, Circa 1680
Of very good proportions, displaying a rich deep colour with lovely patination. The drawers retaining their original escutcheons and locks, but with later sympathetic replacement handles. Raised on later bun feet as is often the case after more than 330 years. A really lovely chest, circa 1680.
Height: 35 1/2 inches
Width: 36 inches
Depth: 22 inches
£7,950 | Circa 1680 | Ref: SA89 | Enquire
George III Sheraton Pole Screen, Circa 1790
A very fine quality Sheraton period satinwood pole screen. The adjustable oval stumpwork harvest scene embroidered on silk, with very detailed painted faces in remarkably good condition and retaining good colours.
Height: 57 inches
Width: 17 inches
Depth: 17 inches
£1,200 | Circa 1790 | Ref: SA88 | Enquire
Regency Simulated Bamboo Side Chair, Circa 1815
Simulated bamboo side chair with original aged faux rosewood finish and period rush seat. Attractive country house chair in original condition, the legs having been slightly reduced in length.
Height: 30 inches
Seat Height: 15 inches
Seat Width: 16 3/4 inches
Depth: 15 inches
£150 | Circa 1815 | Ref: SA86 | Enquire
30 Hour Oak Longcase Clock, by Richard Prew of Tewksbury, Circa 1800
Solid Oak longcase clock of simple yet elegant form.
With a domed hood and brass capped side pillars, the square solid oak trunk door leading down
to a good raised panelled base section with a shaped plinth.
The 12 inch arch dial painted with sprays of flowers and strawberries and incorporating a date aperture.
The dial and movement having been cleaned and fully restored.
Provenance: By repute supplied to Sudeley Castle, Winchcombe, Gloucestershire.
Height: 86 inches
Width: 20 inches
Depth: 9 1/4 inches
£1,950 | Circa 1800 | Ref: SA83 | Enquire
Late 17th Century Oak Chest of Drawers, Circa 1680
A good English late 17th Century chest of 3 long drawers, with applied geometric mouldings.
Of good colour and patination.
Height: 33 3/4 inches
Width: 35 1/2 inches
Depth: 22 3/4 inches
£1,850 | Circa 1680 | Ref: SA80 | Enquire
A Fine 17th Century Oak Chest of Drawers, Circa 1680
Having a moulded edge to the top, with 4 long geometric moulded drawers on stile feet.
Of very good colour and fine patination.
Height: 36 inches
Width: 38 inches
Depth: 21 inches
£3,200 | Circa 1680 | Ref: SA79 | Enquire
A Mid – 17th Century Oak Joint Stool, English, Circa 1650
A particularly good example of this classic form, having a thumbnail moulded top, broad rails with scratch moulded lower edge, the baluster and reel-turned legs unusually retaining a good proportion of their original turned feet.
Height: 21 inches
Width: 17 3/4 inches
Depth: 10 1/2 inches
£2,250 | Circa 1650 | Ref: SA77 | Enquire
George III Mahogany Library Chair, Circa 1790
A very good George III needlework covered mahogany library arm chair. The curved back over a generously proportioned square seat with serpentine front rail.
Incorporating delicately carved arms scrolling down to join the side rails, all supported by moulded tapered front legs terminating in brass castors.
Height: 39 1/2 inches
Width: 26 1/2 inches
Depth: 24 inches
£SOLD | Circa 1790 | Ref: SA76 | Enquire
Exceptional Early 17th Century Oak Mule Chest, Salisbury Circa 1620 – 1630
The original two plank top over an extensively carved front. With 3 panels each carved with a double headed eagle and the two drawer fronts carved with coiled serpents.
In excellent condition retaining its original candle box and displaying wonderful colour and patination.
Provenance: The double headed eagles implying a connection to the Speke Family of Somerset.
From a private Cotswold Collection.
Height: 29 1/4 inches
Width: 52 inches
Depth: 21 1/2 inches
£SOLD | Circa 1620 – 1630 | Ref: SA75 | Enquire
Finely Carved Ceremonial Lion Peg Tankard, Circa 1750
With lion and swag carved decoration to the lid, surmounted by a carved lion finial. Turned and carved from richly patinated Burr Birchwood and raised on four recumbent lion feet.
Height: 10 inches
Width: 7 1/2 inches
Depth: 10 1/2 inches
£2,500 | Circa 1750 Norwegian | Ref: SA74 | Enquire
Fine and Rare Carved Ceremonial Lion Peg Tankard, Circa 1730
Exceptionally well carved and turned large Burr Birchwood Tankard. With lion carved details to the lid, finial and four recumbent lion feet. The underside with carved floral detail, also branded with an initial ‘P’ and old ink inventory numbers.
Height: 10 1/2 inches
Width: 8 inches
Depth: 10 inches
£SOLD | Circa 1730 Norwegian | Ref: SA73 | Enquire
A Rare and Large Elizabeth I/ James I Carved Oak Heraldic Beast
A finial from a stair’s half or wall-newel post, circa 1600 – 1620, in the manner of John Bucke (FL. 1611). Carved in the half-round in the form of a greyhound sejant erect collared and chained, the chain of rectangular links, a scroll-ended cartouche between his paws, seated on his haunches on a domed hemisphere, and the capital of a rectangular-section newel post.
This rare finial is of a type still visible on the Grand Staircase at Hatfield House, built by the Cecils in 1611.
Height: 26 1/2 inches
Width: 9 inches
Depth: 4 inches
£SOLD | Circa 1600 | Ref: SA72 | Enquire
Regency Mahogany Bow Front Hanging Corner Cupboard, Circa 1810
The cornice with finely worked dentil moulding, over a pair of panelled doors of very rich mahogany colour. Opening to reveal a painted interior fitted with shelves and a single drawer.
Height: 46 inches
Width: 30 inches
Depth: 20 inches
£775 | Circa 1810 | Ref: SA68 | Enquire
Victorian Rosewood Centre Table, Circa 1890
Good quality Victorian rosewood shaped octagonal centre table. With marquetry inlay and boxwood stringing, raised on serpentine shaped legs inlaid with harebells, united by a raised inlaid under-tier.
125 years old and still looking fantastic! Craftsmanship, quality and the finest materials, ready to last another 100 years. Could any modern reproduction available on the High Street equal this? …probably not…
Height: 28 inches
Width: 24 x 24 inches
£425 | Circa 1890 | Ref: SA67 | Enquiry
Mid 17th Century Charles I Oak Coffer, Circa 1645
A very good oak coffer of desirable small size, the triple-panelled front within a moulded frame. Made predominantly from oak but including English walnut, elm inlay and cherry wood split bobbin turnings. Retaining its original hinges and candle box, this coffer displays a beautiful and richly patinated wax finish.
Height: 27 inches
Width: 47 inches
Depth: 19 inches
£995 | Circa 1645 | Ref: SA66 | Enquire
George III Mahogany Side Table, Circa 1760
Raised on cabriole legs with turned pad feet. The frieze fitted with a single oak lined drawer below a moulded top with unusual re-entrant carved corners. A very well drawn and proportioned table that stands well, made from Cuban Mahogany with a lustrous finish that now glows.
Height: 28 inches
Width: 30 inches
Depth: 19 inches
£2,200 | Circa 1740 | Ref: SA65 | Enquire
Oak Cane Seated Bedroom Chair, Circa 1900
Elegant in simplicity with bar back, on turned splayed front legs united by turned stretchers. With cane seat and embroidered cushion cover.
Height: 31 1/2 inches
Width: 15 1/2 inches
Depth: 15 1/2 inches
£65 | Circa 1900 | Ref: SA64 | Enquire
Georgian Mahogany Silver Chest, Circa 1790
Of small proportions with original gilt brass carrying handles and key.
Height: 11 1/2 inches
Width: 19 inches
Depth: 14 3/8 inches
£475 | Circa 1790 | Ref: SA60 | Enquire
George III Mahogany Tripod Table, Circa 1775
Georgian mahogany tripod table, the original one piece piecrust carved top with birdcage action, on an attractive baluster column with three acanthus leaf carved legs terminating in carved ball and claw feet.
Height: 27 3/4 inches
Top Diameter: 29 3/8 inches
£1,400 | Circa 1775 | Ref: SA59 | Enquire
George III Mahogany Toilet Mirror, Circa 1775
A very good example of this popular model, slightly smaller than most and exhibiting very fine mahogany veneers. The original rectangular glass plate in a crossgrain moulded frame with gilt slip over a three drawer ogee base. Raised on ogee bracket feet with brass handles and finials.
Height: 22 inches
Width: 16 inches
Depth: 8 1/2 inches
£850 | Circa 1775 | Ref: SA55 | Enquire
Pair of Victorian Footstools, Circa 1880
Good pair of attractive Victorian walnut footstools with needlework covers on short carved cabriole legs.
Height: 6 1/2 inches
Width: 14 inches
Depth: 10 1/2 inches
£350 | Circa 1880 | Ref: SA54 | Enquire
Georgian Mahogany Pembroke Table, Circa 1790
Small Georgian period mahogany Pembroke table of good colour on square chamfered legs with original brass barrel castors. A very well proportioned and useful occasional table ideally suited to modern living.
Height: 27 1/2 inches
Width: 35 inches
Depth: 28 3/4 inches
£680 | Circa 1790 | Ref: SA53 | Enquire
Regency Rosewood Canterbury after a Design by J.C. Loudon, Circa 1835
A very fine example of this popular design. The three X shaped divisions with lotus carved wreaths and carved C-scroll decoration above a frieze drawer, on slender turned tapering legs, brass cappings and castors. Beautifully carved and one of the finest examples of this type.
Height: 19 1/2 inches
Width: 20 3/4 inches
Depth: 15 1/4 inches
£1,850 | Circa 1835 | Ref: SA52 | Enquire
Pair of Regency Gilt-Bronze Mounted Stools
With gilt bronze hoof feet, the green velvet upholstery applied with brass tacks.
Height: 6 inches
Width: 12 3/4 inches
Depth: 12 3/4 inches
£SOLD | Circa 1815 | Ref: SA51 | Enquire
George III Oval Tea Caddy, Circa 1790
Stunning George III oval tea caddy veneered in harewood with boxwood inlay to the top and lily of the valley and forget-me-not flowers inlaid to the front and sides. The top opening to reveal the original mahogany tea cover. Of particularly beautiful colour and condition, one of the finest examples available, circa 1790.
Height: 4 7/8 inches
Width: 6 1/2 inches
Depth: 4 inches
£1,800 | Circa 1790 | Ref: SA50 | Enquire
George III Mahogany Tea Caddy, Circa 1760
George III mahogany tea caddy, the hinged lid with original swan neck handle sitting on a raised top with concave sides and thumbnail mouldings. The front with original brass escutcheon plate, enclosing a fully fitted interior. A handsome caddy in very good original condition.
Height: 6 1/2 inches
Width: 10 1/4 inches
Depth: 6 1/2 inches
£650 | Circa 1760 | Ref: SA49 | Enquire
Chippendale Style Mahogany Wall Shelves
Chinese Chippendale style mahogany open fretwork hanging wall shelves, with beautifully pierced ends and flowing cornice.
Height: 26 1/2 inches
Width: 32 inches
Depth: 7 3/4 inches
£SOLD | Circa 1810 | Ref: SA48 | Enquire
