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19th century French marble top occasional, corner, lamp table.

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.

Also would suit a bay window.

Also displayed,
Stunning 19th century Masons jug.
19th century English salt glazed jug.
Framed ‘Narcissus’ bursting from its splash, Thornton.
Published London, August 1 1808.

An unusual 19th Century French Fruitwood, Burr Elm and Oak Dough bin.

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

Rare mid century Italian Murano pink and clear glass chandelier, of smaller proportions.

Restored and re wired.

H:60cm with chain and cup 1m
Dia: 50cm
Note: can be raised or lowered to suit..

Surprisingly, the majority of chandeliers I import, still retain the original French globes. Once restored and placed into my showroom or customers home, the majority of globes are still working. Remarkable!

Photographed by,
Russell Winnell Photography.

Dressing customers walls, first peices.

Last night after closing shop I visited my customers home, they recently purchased some beautiful art from me, as Julian Stafford, Picture Rail Systems hung them yesterday.

They look perfect for the spaces intended and Julian did a fantastic job!

He cleverly hung the 19th century Chinese lacquered screen from the tops, as the other side is unusually very decorative, so they can turn around when desired to change the look.
Very clever indeed.

The three framed 17th century Beslers , single Besler and three framed Elizabeth Blackwell’s perfectly placed.

If you ever require art or corner cabinets or anything hung, I highly recommend Julian.

Restoration of German Terrestrial Globe

Taking apart, removing old glues, packing the interior for stability, re-glueing and holding glues together.
Then watercoloring the damages out.
Wonderful outcome.