Two tier marble top oval shaped occasional table
Kingwood and Cherry wood
H.73cm
W.56cm
D.30cm
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Kingwood and Cherry wood
H.73cm
W.56cm
D.30cm
The shaped moulded edge retaining much of the original gilt design.
The painted surface includes a peacock and flowers.
Fantastic condition. Cleaned and waxed in our workshop this morning.
C.1890
H.44cm
W.78cm
D.59cm
Two retaining the original scabbards
66cm
The Gras bayonet was one of the last French sword bayonets.
It was manufactured to fit the French model 1874 Gras infantry rifle.
I’m selling this fantastic, long French oak farmhouse table for a customer.
Requires minor restorations and a good wax.
The well faded three plank, cleated top, above a narrow skirt, resting on thick square tapered legs.
C.1820. H.75cm. W.299cm D.85cm
Having a well worn, unrestored finish.
These are usually over restored.
Having pleasant carved details overall.
H.238cm W.136cm D.50cm
The circular, moulded top, resting on a deep blue, gold decorated shell carved painted base.
On a long slight cabriole legend angled pad-foot.
C.1890 H.72cm Dia.72cm
Perfect piece to place between armchairs or sofas, with a lamp and framed photo of me!
An unusual 19th Century French Fruitwood, Burr Elm and Oak Dough bin
The Fruitwood two plank sliding top, above a Burr Elm panelled base, above a well carved darkened Oak base.
Having solid Burr Elm panels. Resting on a long slight cabriole leg.
C. 1850
H. 75cm W. 121cm D. 58cm
Restoration of an unusual 19th century French Amboyna Burl cylinder-top writing desk
Before and after photos.
We had great pleasure in restoring this piece.
Eddies perfect kingwood cross-banding, amboyna veneer and satinwood stringing inlay patching.
My colouring and french polishing, Jack cut back and waxing.
Very happy customers!
20th century oak sideboard
Fresh out of restoration from an unattractive chocolate colour with tiny steel handles to this.
We rarely strip, but in this case nothing to save, so hand strip, no sanding, mix a bitumen based stain, re polish, cut back and built a wax finish.
A recent private restoration job.
Beautiful last quarter 19th century French oak rotating desk chairThe last photo shows before restoration.
Several patches and re carving, re gluing, removed the later varnished dark surface to reveal a very red raw oak.
Refused to sand or bleach, made up a green base stain that removed much of the red, a very old trick.
Re french polished, coloured in repairs, cut back and wax finished.
Craig Howell, upholsterer, removed the original pressed leather seat and reupholstered the chair to finish this wonderful job.
Eddie, cabinet maker, completed the repairs and carving. Also the ball bearings lubricated and running well.
The rectangular central panelled hinged moulded top
Above a matching panelled front
Having the original lock and key
Resting on a miniature bracket style foot
This piece was in our front living room the last twenty years, housing remotes, many wine glasses and coffee cups rested on the top.
After selling our family house, I simply can’t hold on to everything, so selling many pieces from my private collection.
H.34cm
W.51cm
D.29cm