A well made set of English country Hepplewhite style fruitwood dining chairs including 2 carvers. The quarter moulded top rail above a fret carved vase shaped centre splat. Resting on a classic shoe. The adjacent matching uprights having shaped arms on inward curved supports. With a timber seat resting on square quarter moulded legs joined by stretchers.
An attractive set of six French Deco burr elm dining chairs. The book matched shaped backs with drop in upholstered seats resting on a slight sabre front leg.
An unusual late 18th Century French fruitwood Hepplewhite style occasional chair. The shaped top rail flowing into the four upright centre splats flanked by the tapered side supports. Having a drop in seat on shaped rails with a single grooved moulded edge flowing into the front chamfered legs, joined by turned and block stretchers.
Unusual Mid 19th Century French Walnut Side/Bedside Table
The rectangular two plank moulded top above a panelled frieze, one short end having a long single drawer running the entire length of the peice, reraining the original turned handle.
Resting on a square tapered, slight shaped leg. Beautiful colour and patination.
An unusual 19th Century French olive wood occasional table
The amazingly grained circular bookmatched top on a spiral carved tapered support, resting on plain cabriole shaped legs.
1800 – 1850
In my 33 years in the antiques trade I’ve never seen another table in olive wood nor this particular style. These photos were taken in the showroom, the table hasn’t been waxed yet so it’s a little flat, but stunning.
A rare early 20th Century Italian walnut and fruitood 2 tier occasional table. The book matched quarter panel oyster veneer top, having ebony and satinwood inlaid birds on the top, signed ‘Bellagio’. On outswept bamboo stylized legs supporting a central quater panel shelf. Both shelves retaining the original gallery.
Late 18th Century French walnut and fruitwood side table of small proportions – AA2127
The well patinated rectangular top above a shaped front skirt, housing a single drawer, retaining the original turned handle, raised on square tapered legs.
Mid 18th Century French walnut refectory/centre table
The rectangular cleated top above an ogee shaped skirt, having a drawer to one end, resting on attractive baluster tuned legs joined by a moulded rectangular section ‘H’ stretcher.
Having good overall faded colour.
Note: the ‘H’ stretcher to be re-glued (invisible) and the overall waxed.
