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Late 18th Century French fruitwood (cherry) centre/serving/sofa/hall/entrance table. AA1934
Of good deep proportions and fantastic overall faded colour and patination. The rectangular cleated top above a shaped frieze, housing three drawers, all the original turned handles and knotted elm drawer linings, resting on long slight shaped cabriole legs.
C.1790
H.75cm W.185cm D.75cm
An unusual early 20th Century French Art Nouveau mantle clock with matching side vases.
Made for the Great Paris exhibition of 1912.
Stamped and signed.
Clock: H. 55cm D. 62cm Vases: H. 51 cm D. 32cm
$9,500
The well patinated two plank rotating circular top.
Tilts to reveal the original cross frame, attached to a rotating birdcage support.
On a well turned column, supported by three unusually shaped out-swept legs.
C.1850
H 72cm
Dia 46cm
1837 – 1905
Napoleon III in neo-Greek style, the central panel having animated characters enjoying the pleasures of life.
Supported by palm leaves, terminating on lion paw feet.
Signed F. Levillain
32 x 73cm
Note: Chains remaining to the rear to enable wall display.
Having a later silk shade.
Signed
H.65cm
W.12cm
Shade 33cm
Hanging above are two framed 17th century hand coloured copper engravings,
by Hendrick Draakestein 1686.
The serpentine shaped tilt top, retaining the original rear brass catch. Above an ebonised and gilt decorated support column, resting on shaped out-swept legs.
Still to be cleaned up, old chips black wax filled and coloured over.
H.71cm
D.50cm
W.40cm
The lunette, chip carved decorated rectangular top rail above a carved central arch
Thi piece was used to store a variety of items including, glassware, treenware, pewter, delftware and horn mugs.
C. 1650
H 59cm
W 55cm
D 15cm
The well patinated three plank moulded pear wood top, above an oak base.
The long single drawer retaining the original steel drop handle, resting on fine turned legs, joined by a matching turned ‘H’ stretcher, with a turned fruitwood central finial.
Fantastic overall deep colour and patination.
C.1850
H.70cm
W.75cm
D.48cm
The glass top, resting on gold painted, overlapping circular cast metal base.
H.54cm
Dia.46cm
18th Century English Country Oak Wine Table of Larger Proportions
The well patinated, circular tilt top, on a tapered, turned central column
Resting on three out-swept cabriole legs
This table has never been restored, I will not restore this table until sold, and will only be waxed.
C.1780
H 73cm
Dia 79cm
The glass top, resting on a gold painted, overlapping circle cast metal base.
H.40cm Dia.90cm
Having the most beautifully grained top I’ve ever seen.
The three plank cleated top above a plain skirt, housing one centre drawer with later turned brass handle.
Resting on square bold tapered legs.
Note: One leg having a large central knot, creating a slight warp
(the beauty of country furniture)
H.77cm
W.173cm
D.74cm
Good overall colour and patination.
CRD500
The three plank cleated top (later hinged – originally sliding)
Above canted bin, with original leaf and moulded carving.
Resting on a shaped, moulded skirt with a carved central star, joined to front cabriole legs.
Still to be re-glued, and re wax finished.
H.68cm
W.155cm
D.57cm
The well patinated marquetry inlaid top from walnut, figured walnut and fruitwoods, having a central star design. Above three graduated drawers with matching inlay veneers retaining the original oval brass handles, escutcheons and locks. Flanked by quarter moulded corners, with fielded panelled sides. Resting on the original squat bun feet.
Having a good rich overall colour and patina.
H: 78 cm W: 118.5 cm D: 65 cm
Over the years I’ve sold many, usually slight or profusely carved.
This example has elegant modern like lines, beautifully worn and patinated. All original brass-work.
The standout piece in a modern apartment living room, entrance or hallway. Stunning lines indeed.
As I said usually carved, also usually much larger proportions.
H.230cm W.120cm D.50cm