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Very Fine Quality 19th Century Antique Centre Table / Breakfast Table Made Of Goncalez Alves
Outstanding quality 19th century William IV period circular centre table or breakfast table. This wonderful table is made from highly sought after goncales alves timber. Gonçales alves is characterised by its deeply striped grain pattern, it was very expensive and was used almost exclusively by Gillows of Lancaster and London. Unusually for a table of any period, this table is constructed using very high quality mahogany for the construction, not only of the underside of the top but also for the structure of the block and H frames too. The carving is restrained and minimal and what is there is crisply carved. The concave pedestal is beautifully formed and the whole table is perfectly balanced with elegant narrow frieze, slender pedestal and fine molding throughout. The narrow frieze means lots of lovely knee room and at nearly five feet wide this table is large enough to fit six people comfortably, or a friendly squeeze for eight.
English circa 1830 £4800
142cm / 56" wide
74cm / 29" high
Two Or Four 19th Century Oak Antique Cabinets For Sale
Very fine quality pair of 19th Century Antique Oak Cabinets. This pair of cabinets are very well drawn with classical proportions and decoration and with marble tops. There are actually four available so there is the unique opportunity to buy one pair or both pairs.
English circa 1860 £4,800
120cm / 47" wide
48cm / 19" deep
93cm / 36½" high
Two Or Four 19th Century Oak Antique Cabinets For Sale
Very fine quality pair of 19th Century Antique Oak Cabinets. This pair of cabinets are very well drawn with classical proportions and decoration and with marble tops. There are actually four available so there is the unique opportunity to buy one pair or both pairs.
English circa 1860 £4,800
120cm / 47" wide
48cm / 19" deep
93cm / 36½" high
19th Century Tripod Wine Table
19th century George III revival mahogany antique tripod table. This sort of antique tripod table is sometimes called a wine table, a lamp table, a snap top table, or a small tea table. The edge is generously scalloped and raised above the height of the top. The pedestal is slender and graduated with a rope twist at the bowl and it stands on three gracefully formed legs terminating in pad feet in the best stylistic tradition of the period. It is astounding that furniture of this quality and of this period (and made of mahogany that is no longer available) is so cheap at the moment.
English circa 1880 £750
61cm / 24" wide
66cm / 26" high
Howard and Sons Grantley Sofa
Antique Howard and Sons sofa, Grantley model. This sofa has high sides and back which is cosy in front of a fire. The high sides are sprung and have built in down cushions so when sat on sideways with feet up the arm is as supportive and comfortable as the back. These are library photographs, the sofa that we have is half naked at the restorers.
English circa 1890 £13,500
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19th Century Regency Mahogany Antique Side Table
Regency mahogany antique side board or serving table. This table has faded to a fashionable pale honey colour while retaining a good patina. Photographed here before restoration, this table can be restored by our in house restorers to your specification. Choose from a light revive and wax to a full re-polish.
English circa 1810 £1,800
TGH 17 3 3
56cm / 22" deep
122cm / 48" wide
75cm / 29½" high
19th Century Mahogany Antique Sideboard Table
Regency mahogany antique side board or serving table. This table has faded to a fashionable pale honey colour while retaining a good patina. Photographed here before restoration, this table can be restored by our in house restorers to your specification. Choose from a light revive and wax to a full re-polish.
English circa 1810 £1,800
TGH 17 3 3
56cm / 22" deep
122cm / 48" wide
75cm / 29½" high
19th Century Regency Mahogany Antique Serving Table
Regency mahogany antique side board or serving table. This table has faded to a fashionable pale honey colour while retaining a good patina. Photographed here before restoration, this table can be restored by our in house restorers to your specification. Choose from a light revive and wax to a full re-polish.
English circa 1810 £1,800
TGH 17 3 3
56cm / 22" deep
122cm / 48" wide
75cm / 29½" high
19th Century Mahogany Antique Serving Table Wash Stand Dressing Table
19th century mahogany serving table, side table or dressing table with gallery to stop things falling off the back. This is very useful for all applications, but especially when used as a dressing table as it stops the mirror being pushed too far back. The beauty of this table is in the elegant lines and the deliberate lack of embellishment. There is no superfluous carving, no cockbeading and no gold trim. It is not the superficial things that make this table stand out from the rest, it the intrinsic qualities. It is the quality of the timber with the wonderful grain pattern, it is the mahogany drawer linings, is the the precision construction that means that the drawers run smoothly with no need for cock beading. This table has slender legs, a thin frieze and nice pair of handles. Who could ask for more.
English circa 1840
52cm / 20½" deep
108cm / 42½" wide
76cm / 30" high
85cm / 33½" high
19th Century Mahogany Antique Serving Table Wash Stand Dressing Table
19th century mahogany serving table, side table or dressing table with gallery to stop things falling off the back. This is very useful for all applications, but especially when used as a dressing table as it stops the mirror being pushed too far back. The beauty of this table is in the elegant lines and the deliberate lack of embellishment. There is no superfluous carving, no cockbeading and no gold trim. It is not the superficial things that make this table stand out from the rest, it the intrinsic qualities. It is the quality of the timber with the wonderful grain pattern, it is the mahogany drawer linings, is the the precision construction that means that the drawers run smoothly with no need for cock beading. This table has slender legs, a thin frieze and nice pair of handles. Who could ask for more.
English circa 1840 £1,250
52cm / 20½" deep
108cm / 42½" wide
76cm / 30" high
85cm / 33½" high