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Antique Four Pedestal Dining Table

A large antique dining table standing on four pedestals each with four splay base. This table is a very fine example from one of the best periods of British cabinet making. It has a really fine run of timber with excellent grain pattern. The bases are a good strong construction but designed with delicacy of line which belies their true weight. The turned vase shape column is pleasing to the eye and the turning is sharp. The four splay legs on each pedestal are lovely and long to provide visual as well as actual stability. There are built in lopers so that only one member of staff is needed to install or remove the leaves. The tops can tilt on the bases or can be removed entirely so that the table can be easily moved from room to room or outdoors as necessary. This is a very fine looking and versitle dining table which is very good value for a table of this period size and quality.

English circa 1825
£46000
JS1

21 feet long
(and an inch)
51" wide
28" high each end
41¼ each end (two of)
46¾" one centre
48" one centre
25½" each leaf (three of)

Early 18th Century Walnut Chest of Drawers

Lovely quality George II period walnut chest of drawers with pre-cock beading drawer construction, really good handles and an exellent colour and patina. Priced to sell as it is and we can estimate to restore if required.

English circa 1840 £2800

52cm / 20½" deep
95cm / 37½" wide
97cm / 38½" high

Howard and Sons Baring Sofa

Howard and Sons Baring sofa, we have one available at the moment. It stands on the distictive Howard turned leg. This is a comfortable sofa with the usual down feather cushions over sprung horsehair. Blue one now sold, red still available.

English circa 1890-1910 £12500

Approx:
188cm / 6'2" wide
76cm / 30" high
81cm / 32" deep

George II Period Mahogany Antique Breakfont Bookcase

Very fine quality antique breakfront bookcase suitable for a grand house drawing room, this is an especially fine example of the earlier Georgian period and it has the attrubites of the period such as fine dense timber, large hand cut dove tails, oak lined drawers, very precise details and panel construction and really good solid bracket feet.

English circa 1740 £24000
Prov. From a large early cotswold house

51cm / 20" deep max
243.5cm / 8' high
205cm / 80½" wide at cornice

Early 18th Century Walnut Antique Collectors Cabinet

Early 18th century walnut antique collectors cabinet with leather writing surface, the upper opening to a myraid of around fourteen drawers, the base with useful cupboard space. The timber and construction of this cabinet is wonderful, it has book matched or quarter cut veneer with crossbanding on both the inside and the outside of the doors. The handles, hinges and eschtucheons are lovely old brass plate, there are fourteen hinges on the four outer doors and three locking doors in total. The real charm of this sort of early walnut, as well as the colour and patina, is how tactile it is and this piece has a geniune feel of warmth about it.

English circa 1720 £9500

53cm / 21" deep
113cm / 44½" wide
178½cm / 70¼" high

Regency Mahogany Antique Library Table

Antique library table or writing table with stringing around the top, the frieze, the legs and the lyre shape end supports. This is a wonderful quality table, it is a really good colour, the top is a single sheet of mahogany with very nice grain pattern, it is very nicely made with lovely proportions and it has a very unusual feature which we cannot remember having seen before, dummy drawers to both sides! This table is very narrow front to back so would be useful as a hall table, side table or use as a sofa table for flowers and photographs.

English circa 1815 £2800

97cm / 38" wide
59cm / 23¼" deep
71cm / 28" high

George III Period Mahogany Antique Sideboard

Antique sideboard made of mahogany with decorative inlaid stringing, the top is made from a single section of wood which runs the whole length. There are three drawers and one hinged cupboard, the door on the right side of the picture is double depth and contains a lead lined wine cooler. The breakfront design, the excelent proportions, the fine colour and the elegant square taper legs all make this a very fine sideboard indeed.

English circa 1800 £5800

74cm / 29" deep
184cm / 72½" wide
92cm / 36" high

Regency Mahogany Antique Three Pedestal Dining Table

Lovely quality antique dining table standing on three pedestals with finely turned columns and elegant legs with icanthus carving to the uppers underneath which the moulded decorations runs to the end of the leg into brass caps and casters. There are two removable leaves to change the length. The top is made from single sheets of well figured mahogany which is a lovely golden colour, repolishing if required is included in the price.

English circa 1820 £14500
MG001

312cm / 52" deep
74cm / 29" high
277cm / 109" long

Three Pedestal Mahogany Dining Table

Very good quality vintage three pedestal mahogany dining table, this table is a great scale and colour, it stands on four splay bases which are so much more balanced than three splay ones, the legs are proportionate to the rest of the table and unusually it has a frieze all around.

English circa 1960s £12000
KW002

141cm / 55½" deep
458cm / 15" long
72cm / 28½" high

Twenty Two Dining Chairs

This set of twenty two antique dining chairs comprise two very similar sets of chairs, one is a set of fourteen (twelve singles and two carvers) and the other a set of eight (six singles and two carvers). These two sets of chairs are so similar in design and construction that they must have come from the same maker and may have even been made for the same house if the provenance is to be believed. Both sets of chairs are beautifully made and are a generous size for the period. They have very fine carved detail including an eagle head to each of the upper corners of the back and the front of each arm of the carvers.

English circa 1880 £85000

Provenance: The chairs are reported to have been made for the Debenham family of Debenham House, Addison Road, Ladbroke Grove, London, one set around 1870 the other 1880-1885 to a circa 1785 model illustrated in Lenygons.

The singles
56cm / 22" wide
56cm / 22" deep
47cm / 18½" high seat
99cm / 39" high

The carvers same except
64cm / 25" wide
 

Set of 12 Antique Dining Chairs By Lamb of Manchester

Great quality set of antique dining chairs made by Lamb of Manchester. These chairs are a good size, nicley porportioned, well made and with very finely carved decoration. The construction is tenon jointed with corner stretchers in the pre-Victorian manner. These are very good quality chairs made to a nicely restrained design which should sit well in either a period or contempory setting.

English circa 1840 £9800

The singles
19" wide
20" deep
35½" high
18" high seat

The carvers
24" wide
22½" deep
35½" high
18" high seat

 

Set of 10 Dining Chairs by Gillow of Lancaster and London

Very fine set of ten antique dining chairs firmly attributed to Gillow of Lancaster and London. This is a very fine set of chairs, they are well made, crisply carved and they are a good scale. The design is straight from the Gillow design book with both the carved detail and the overall form being typical of designs by Gillow, most of which are actually earlier than they look.

English circa 1820 £9800

Singles
19" wide
34" high
21" deep
17½" high seat

Carver
22" wide
35" high
23" deep
17½" high seat

Pair of Antique Armchairs In the Manner of Ince and Mayhew

Very fine pair of antique armchairs, desk chairs, library or possibly dining chairs in the Hepplewhite style in the manner of Ince and Mayhew.
This pair of chairs are one of the most pleasing designs we have seen for a long time. The arms are especially well drawn with a wonderfully organic shape, a dip for the elbow and a concave front which allows them to be pushed close up to a library table or desk.
The front legs and stretchers all have finely carved fluted decoration, there is stringing to the front panel and the back rest is perfectly proportioned with a twelve spoke wheel inside the six spoke outer. The stringing which follows around the back and the arms is very fine indeed. The more these chairs are examined the more the design and proportions stand out as something very special indeed.

English circa 1780 £6800

53cm / 21" deep
58cm / 23" wide
90cm / 35¾" high
47cm / 18½" h seat

Antique Gillows Dining Table

Large antique dining table made by Gillow of Lancaster and London, this table has an exceptionally strong mechanism and stands on only six legs which are tucked away from the edge of the table to provide maximum leg room in typical Gillow fashion. The top is made of very fine figured mahogany with an interesting grain pattern and banding round the edge. The mechanism is stamped with the makers name and the order number.

English circa 1860 £36000

72.5cm / 28½" high
145cm / 57" wide
146cm / 57½" long minimum
528cm / 208" long mechanism
481cm / 189½" long with present leaves
One leaf 37cm / 14¾"
One leaf 57cm / 22¼"
Four leaves each 61cm / 24"

Pair of Ebonised Chairs

Very fine pair of 19th century ebonised and inlaid side chairs standing on cabriole legs. These chairs are a wonderful shape with unusually exaggerated shape, wonderfully outswept back rest and legs which run together and outwards to an incredible degree.

English circa 1880 £580
Attributed to Jennens and Bettridge

05 17 07

41cm / 16" high seat
79cm / 31" high max
46cm / 18" wide
46cm / 18" deep

Set of Twelve Dining Chairs by Gillow

A very fine quality set of 19th century dining chairs made by Gillow of Lancaster and London. These chairs are made from a beautiful cut of gonçalo alves timber and they have a generous shape to the back rest, a deep sweep to the back legs and crisp carving throughout. This is the classic design from the Gillow book and very rarely available at all and especially not in such a long set as this.

English 1830-1837 £18500
Attrib to Gillow of Lancaster and London

03 21 01

48cm / 19" wide
53cm / 21" deep
88cm / 34½" high
47cm / 18½ high seat

Regency Mahogany Antique Dining Table

Early 19th century Regency mahogany extending dining table attributed to Gillow of Lancaster and London. This table has one of the best runs of matched mahogany that we have seen for a long time. The timber has a really beautiful grain pattern and it is either all from the same tree or has been carefully chosen so that it all matches. Being an importer of timber themselves Gillow had vast range of timber at their disposal and the grain pattern chosen for this solid mahogany top is typical of their best pieces, as too is the fiddle back veneer chosen for the frieze at the ends and either side. The mechanism is a very clever double sash movement which unusually allows the ends of the top to over sail the legs. This means that there are no legs at the corners when the table is fully extended. The mechanism itself is very well constructed and it still slides very smoothly. This table will seat twelve comfortably and can squeeze fourteen if they are good friends.

English circa 1820 £18500

AGH

The carrier
70cm / 27½" deep
36cm / 14" wide
148cm / 58" high

The table
125cm / 49" long min
425cm / 167½" long max
132cm / 52" wide
73cm / 28½" high

The leaves are
62cm / 24½"
62cm / 24½"
61.5cm / 24¼"
60.5cm / 23¾"
53cm / 20¾"

Set of Eight Oak Regency Dining Chairs

Set of eight Regency dining chairs standing on turned and reeded legs with exceptionally fine carving and a very generous shape overall, especially to the rear uprights and back leg. The rear uprights also have a very well drawn moulded detail which runs from the seat up and into the back rest with an out turned scroll on each side. It is unusual to find a set of chairs from this period in oak and even rarer still for them to be of such typically classical Regency form.
The oak is a lovely colour and we think that this set of chairs would sit just as well in a contemporary dining room as a traditional one.

English circa 1820 £5800

10 20 01

33½ / 85cm high
20" / 51cm wide
20" / 51cm deep
18" / 46cm high to seat

18th Century Antique Breakfront Bookcase

Antique breakfront bookcase with four blind doors below four astral glazed doors, this bookcase is made of very fine mahogany which has attained a lovely colour and patina with slender glazing bars, an well-proportioned high waisted stance and it is also very useful having locks, keys, adjustable shelves and plenty of storage space to hide things in. There can surely be no more elegant a way than this to keep the drawing room tidy.

English circa 1790 £12500

SORJN001

264cm / 104" wide
252cm / 99" high
51cm / 20" deep

Pair of 19th Century Antique Chairs

Charming pair of 19th century walnut chairs in the Jacobean style covered with flat woven tapestry fabric and standing on generously carved walnut legs with stretchers. The timber is a great colour with good patina and a deep shine.

English circa 1890 £2800

SORGDEJ 004

45" / 114cm high
20" / 51cm wide
29" / 74cm deep
17" / 43cm high seat