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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
The shaped top rail, above a fret carved tapered centre splat, flanked by shaped tapered uprights.
The freshly upholstered soft mint chenille seats blending beautifully.
Resting on a square leg, joined by stretchers.
This set of chairs were very tired, so we cleaned back the surface and refinished them in a soft white.
Would never dream of doing this to a period chair, however this method of restoration has vastly improved these.
These chairs would look fantastic with a period french fruitwood farmhouse table.
The last set I sold through a decorator in 2009.
These chairs also featured in a home I dressed in Elwood 2009.
To see the story of the Elwood home, search ‘Elwood’ on this website.
Above is a one off set of 19th Regency period watercolours of Indian birds, in Kamataka, Southwest India.
Dated 1828
Also, my favourite 17th Century botanical engraver, Hendrick Draakestein 1686.
The glass top, resting on gold painted, overlapping circular cast metal base.
H.54cm
Dia.46cm
The glass top, resting on a gold painted, overlapping circle cast metal base.
H.40cm Dia.90cm
A Rare and Unusual Retro Book-Matched Figured Walnut Central Joined Adjustable Nest of Tables on turned tapered legs. The circular tops having the original coloured formica edging.
C.1970
Stock CAB500
A unique 19th Century Australian cedar and blackwood tilt top breakfast or dining table.
The well patinated circular tilt top above a turned support and lower turned finial resting on carved cabriole legs with claw feet and the original brass and porcelain castors.
H: 2’ 5” – 73 cm
C: 3’ 12” – 120 cm
Note: The underside of the top revealing a section of knotted grain giving the impression of the side facial profile of a male Aboriginal elder.