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From the best wood engraver of the 19th century.
Artist-Designer Walter Crane (1845-1915)
Printed and Engraved by Edmund Evans (1826-1905)
Reissue of plates. Medium-wood engraving. Slowly section in colour.
Type of wood engraving- Chromoxylography.
Walter Cranes initial in each plate.
Goody Two Shoes, Aladdin & The Yellow Dwarf.
Extremely rare.
28x23cm – 45x27cm
‘Aladdin’
Artist-Designer Walter Crane (1845-1915)
Printed and Engraved by Edmund Evans (1826-1905)
Reissue of plates. Medium-wood engraving. Slowly section in colour.
Type of wood engraving- Chromoxylography.
Walter Cranes initial in each plate.
Goody Two Shoes, Aladdin & The Yellow Dwarf.
Extremely rare.
28x23cm – 45x27cm
A Decorative 19th Century Green Glass Floral Dump/Paperweight
10cm x 10cm
Mid 19th Century English Country Oak Low Boy, in George II Style
The rectangular moulded two-plank top, above two short, then one long cock-beaded drawers, retaining the original brass-work.
Resting on long cabriole legs, terminating on a round pad foot.
C.1860 In style of 1740
H.70cm
W.81cm
D.50cm
Table in workshop waiting on a good clean and re-waxing.
A trio of 19th century Chinese watercolours of musicians on rice paper.
Having a 3D appearance.
Excellent colour.
Recently reframed.
Only sold as a trio.
16cm x 10cm
Three rare framed prints by Johann Wilhelm Weinman from Phytanthoza Icongraphia
N.803 Persicaria
N.668 Lingua
N.648 Lichen
The first botanical work to use colour printed mezzotint successfully.
This process was so expensive and labour intensive, the process was not repeated for several decades. One of the finest examples of printed botanical works available.
1736
Framed 54x43cm
One of my favourite recent customers is sizing down. The quality of her furnishings and home interior is vogue magazine worthy, stunning!
I have advised her of what she should keep and what would suit me to handle and how to disperse everything else.
This week we collected this beautiful harlequin set of 10 dining chairs. We have nearly finished, re-gluing, polishing and waxing all.
A rare harlequin set of ten 18th century English country Hepplewhite elm, ash and fruitwood dining chairs. Comprising of 8 chairs and 2 armchairs.
The camel shaped top rails, above fret-carved centre splats, having upholstered drop in seats, resting on square-block and square-tapered legs, joined by rectangular stretchers.
Good overall colour and patination.
C.1790
Message me for price.
Stunning
Selling on consignment for private customers – NO GST
19th Century French Elm Farmhouse Table on Reeded Turned Tapered Legs
The beautifully grained three plank figured Elm top, above a plain scratch-moulded frieze, having a single central scratch-moulded drawer, resting on reeded turned tapered legs.
1880-1900
H.73cm W.197cm D.85cm
A decorative 19th Century English Wedgwood Pagoda Pattern, earthenware plate. Gilt trim with red, green and blue central pagoda, surrounded by floral design.
Created 1875
Dia 25.5cm – 10”
Three rare framed prints by Johann Wilhelm Weinman from Phytanthoza Icongraphia
N.803 Persicaria
N.668 Lingua
N.648 Lichen
The first botanical work to use colour printed mezzotint successfully.
This process was so expensive and labour intensive, the process was not repeated for several decades. One of the finest examples of printed botanical works available.
1736
Framed 54x43cm
A Stylish Early 19th Century English Flame Mahogany Regency ‘Lyre Base’ Sofa Table
Late 19th Century Australian Blackwood Library Chair
1890-1900
Opened H.87cm W.41cm D.56cm
18th Century English Oak Side Table
The well patinated two plank top, above a long front drawer, having two brass handles.
On four turned, tapered legs, joined by rectangular stretchers, on a slight bun foot.
Good overall colour and patination.
H.70cm W.81cm D.50cm
CSS501
An Exceptional matched Set of Eight Early 19th Century English Triple Bowed Windsor Armchairs
The bowed top rail housing a fret carved central splat and six spindles, with a bowed arm on bold turned supports, above a saddle seat, resting on turned out-swept legs.
All joined by a bowed (crinoline) stretcher.
All having exceptional colour and patination.
Recently restored, re-glued and waxed up in our workshop.
The unusual thing about this Harlequin set, is that they all have the same backs, very rare.
If you look closely you can see the slight variations between the arm supports and legs.
Selling on consignment for a private customer, NO GST.
Early 18th Century Elm Coffer
H.59cm
W.114cm
D.39cm