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Being terribly overstocked, (but not complaining) I’ve taken this walnut entrance table to my apartment to create more shop space and over decorate my entrance!
My usual entrance pieces are also quite out of my usual style, but having a retro 1970 built apartment, I wanted something different from the interior at the door.
Not my usual style or periods, but had to have these unique pieces✨✨
Photos taken within three meters of wall space in my showroom today.
18th century English George III country oak low standing chest of drawers.
My personal small collection of Drip Glazed, Australian Deco Regal Mashman pottery. Always loved them.
Makes an interesting table or corner decoration. Would also be a great cheese board or decorate with fruits as I do.
C.1800
170 x 43cm
Resting on a French figured elm farmhouse table of the same period.
Well patinated two plank deep-cleated top, on four oak tapered legs.
H.75cm W.2m D.80cm
Stock AA0987-3
‘Why poor lil’ mose left school poor lil’ mose’
Richard Felton Outcault
One of five early 20th Century American cartoons from the New York Herald
1901
28.5 x 36.5 cm
While cleaning the mirrors outside today, I noticed the blue sky and clouds in the reflections.
A signed decorative 20th Century French bronze ‘Coquette’ sculptured limited edition bronze folding mirror – Signed Erte.
‘Coquette’ – a mid 17th Century French word meaning a woman who flirts in a mirror.
Signed Erte (1892 – 1990)
Impressed C. 1985 R K PARKER # 213 / 250
Extremely Rare.
Note: The professional photos by,
Russell Winnell Photography.
H: 39 cm W: 63 cm
A video.
A great recent purchase from another dealer.
Probably Scottish.
C.1810
H.6.5cm W.14cm D.10cm
1750 – 1800
H.24cm W.10cm D.5cm
H.22cm W.21cm
H.21cm x L.21cm – H.5cm x L.5.5cm
The joys of sizing down (Not!)
‘Regal Mashman’ Australian Pottery drip glaze Vase
H.35cm
Dia.24cm
Sydney 1930
Dated 1797.
Dia: 24cm
Fire dogs.
C.1890
H.45cm
Adjustable width between 1m and 1.5m
Notice they have been cleaned so much over the past 150 years, there’s only fine traces of the original gilt remaining.
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!