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Early 18th century George I period figured walnut lowboy.

The rectangular quarter panelled feather then cross-banded moulded top, with re entrant corners, above three drawers retaining the original brass handles, with cutaway backplates.
Resting on a straight cabriole leg, terminating on a pad foot.
C.1720

Early 19th century French sycamore and ash chopping block.

The thick, well worn, patinated single plank sycamore top, retaining the original steel strapping to one end, the free standing pointed corners showing the shrinkage of the timber over the centuries.
Raised on rectangular out-swept ash chamfered legs.

Pewter and pears always suit French provincial and period English oak and country furniture.
17th century Hendrick Draakestein, Kaida Leaf 1686 and three framed 19th century Wolters Pears 1880, hanging above.

Squeezed in a 19th century French elm trunk for a change.

Such an enjoyable part of my business, creating displays for the showroom and promoting my stock.

1780 – 1800

H.76cm
W.110cm
D.67cm

An elegant late 18th century English country oak, elm and fruitwood tilt top, tripod/wine table.

The well faded circular top, on a bold turned support, resting on umbrella shaped down-swept legs (probably plum)
Great overall colour and patination.
H.71cm Dia.61cm
1790 – 1810
One of my favourite aspects about English country furniture, is they used the timbers available in their workshops at the time. If this was a town piece, would all be cut from the same tree and would be mahogany.
How’s this, I imported this table from UK well over a decade ago, along with several pieces we’re cleaning up this week.
Remarkably, the cleaning and re waxing time was about two hours. Well it’s nice finally getting all this nice new/old stock ready for showroom.
Dressers, Chair’s, Chests, Dough bins/petrin’s, sycamore chopping block on oak legs etc..

Scarce 20th century Australian artists print and map drawers

THIS ITEM HAS BEEN SOLD

As you can see, I’ve used this for my 16th to 19th century unframed engravings over the years,

As closing soon, have no more use.

Drawer sizes vary, divided (x8): W.38cm D.51cm / full length (x5): W.78cm D.51cm

H.89cm  W.90cm  D.69cm

 

Above: A 19th Century carved French walnut mantle/wall mirror.

Retaining the original, well aged bevelled mirror.

H.115cm  W.108cm

Several beautiful pieces I’ve sold recently.

I know exactly where each piece sits, dressers, coffers, chests, farmhouse tables,

chandeliers, art etc…

Dealing in rare, more one off pieces has always been my way of trading.

My sale is going strong, the best will always sell, so come see me soon

A stunning second half 18th Century English walnut and oak Country chest on chest

THIS ITEM IS SOLD

A stunning second half 18th Century English Country walnut and oak chest on chest.

The double moulded cornice above two short then three long book-matched, feather banded, graduated drawers.

The base with three long graduated drawers, with later appropriate brass-work.

Resting on shaped bracket feet.

Good overall colour and patination.

C.1770

H. 170cm W. 108cm D.55cm

The beauty of 18th century English country walnut chests is, they’re quite smaller in dimensions than than their town mahogany cousins.
They can be too dark, large and overbearing. This chest can sit in any room of your home or apartment. Very stylish, classic lines and wonderful figured walnut grain and 250 years of deep wax colouring.

Late 17th Century English William & Mary figured walnut chest of drawers.

THIS ITEM HAS SOLD.

The rectangular cross-banded, segmented veneered cavetto moulded top, above two short and three long graduated drawers, veneers matching top, drawers divided by half round applied moulds, resting on a low bun foot. (later brasses)

Fantastic overall deep waxed patina.

C.1690   H.83cm   W.97cm   D.59cm

Thornton – Narcissus bursting from its spat, 1808 hanging above.

Pair of green majolica plates.

Early 18th English country oak chest of drawers.

The well patinated two plank moulded top, above two short and three long
graduated fruitwood lined drawers, surrounded by half round mouldings,
double panelled sides, resting on the original turned bun style feet.
Later decorative brass work.
C.1720   H.91cm   W.96cm   D.53cm

Above,
Hendrick Draakestein
Agati 1686
Hendrick Draakestein Tenga 1686
Trew
Hyacinthvs VIII 1766
Green & white relief moulded stoneware jug
C.1870
Rare 18th century English green & white tulip adorned pottery jug.
C.1770
19th century Masons green floral and gilt decorated jug.
19th century English green glass bubble filled dump.
Decorative Italian Murano clear vase.

A rare first half 19th century English Regency mahogany childs chair, with adjustable foot rest.

50% reduction in child’s chairs. Four left in stock.

The perfect gift for a one year old toddler.

C.1830   H.58cm   W.36cm   D.41cm

Usually Grandparents & Godparents buy.

Sold one today for a beautiful antique doll to rest.

A young child treasures such a gift and usually keeps until they have their own children to enjoy…

See Bridget Evans beautiful hand written description

‘Regal Mashman’ Australian Pottery drip glaze Vase

THIS ITEM HAS BEEN SOLD

H.35cm
Dia.24cm

Ernest James Theodore (Theo) Mashman (1895-1964), potter, was born on 19 August 1895 at Willoughby, Sydney.

Elder son of Henry Mashman (1856-1922), potter, and his second wife Elizabeth Simpson, née Wieland, a widow.

Theo, as he was known, represented the second generation of Mashmans in Australia.