Early 19th Century French walnut and fruitwood coffee table.The beautifully grained faded cleated top, with chunky country dovetailed joints joining the canted corners, resting on bun feet.
The hinged top opening for storage of wines, blankets, rugs, newspapers etc… Good overall colour and patination.
Late 18th Century French walnut and fruitwood jardinier.
The five plank canted bin having a center vase carving with wheat and grape vines protruding with a carved beaded edge.
Resting on a decorative base with profuse floral carving to the top frieze raised by turned graduated supports on leaf carved cabriole legs joined by shaped carved stretchers with a floral leaf and ribbon carved decoration having an arrow pierced hung heart to the center.
Note: Having a fitted steel box to hold flowers or to fill with ice and display your champagnes, wines or softdrinks.
19th Century Continental display dresser/sideboard
The moulded cornice above two framed doors, the central fixed. The base having a domed hinged fall-front, opening to reveal a narrow storage compartment, above two rectangular drawers, then two paneled doors, all having steel ringed handles. Resting on plain bracket feet. The well worn blue rustic painted finish has been applied for many years and should be retained.
Last quarter 19th Century French serpentine rosewood sideboard.
The original shaped black marble top above three moulded drawers then four shaped carved panelled doors, having a shaped apron, the dividing corners having leaf and floral carved corners having leaf and floral carved corbel terminating to a short shaped carved cabriole leg.
The overall fading to the book-matched rosewood veneers has produced an exceptional tone.
Note: the interior is veneered with polished figured mahogany and has shaped shelving to match and a lined wine drawer. The carcass is in four sections all bolt firmly together for clever transporting and reconstruction.
H: 3’ 4” – 102 cm W: 6’ 11” – 211 cm D: 2’ – 61 cm
19th Century Continental display dresser/sideboard
The moulded cornice above two framed doors, the central fixed. The base having a domed hinged fall-front, opening to reveal a narrow storage compartment, above two rectangular drawers, then two paneled doors, all having steel ringed handles. Resting on plain bracket feet. The well worn blue rustic painted finish has been applied for many years and should be retained.
An exceptional and rare 19th century French fruit and rosewood, ormolu mounted, bombe-shaped commode of small proportions.
The serpentine shaped moulded marble top above the bombe-shaped base, housing two floral inlaid drawers.
The sunburst inlaid shaped side panels having central smiling faces.
The entire peice, profusely adorned by the most exceptionally decorative ormolu.
Note: every peice of ormolu is signed to the rear.
Resting on outswept tapered legs, terminating on a goats foot.
C.1870
H. 80cm W. 105cm D. 50cm
Recently restored by Shane Peter Smith at Smith & Allpress Restoration. He’s done a sterling job! Hand cleaning every piece of ormolu, then sealing, so will never tarnish again.
Stunning late 19th Century French book-matched figured walnut and beautifully inlaid commode. Having the most beautiful original moulded marble top, above the slight bombe shaped drawer front. Having beautifully book-matched rich figured walnut veneers with flowing satinwood floral shaped inlays overall.
Note: matching sides.
The shaped lower frieze flowing into the high splayed legs, having narrow kingwood cross, banded to all outer edges. Having all of the original ormolu brass-work.
The hinged tapered top opening to reveal open storage space above a deep framed rectangular mould, housing three geometric shaped panels. The central a bold X, flanked by two bold horizontal diamonds. Good overall colour and patination.