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

Edwardian Mahogany Antique Hanging Cabinet

Early 20th century Edwardian period mahogany antique hanging cupboard. This little two door cupboard is the perfect size for kitchen or bathroom. The timber is very nice with aspects of fiddle back mahogany to some of the sections. It is nicely constructed and will clean up very well.

English circa 1910 £85

86cm / 34" wide
23cm / 9" deep
51cm / 20" high

18th century walnut cabinet

Early 18th century walnut cabinet / bookcase. This bookcase is made of burr walnut quarter cut veneer with feather banding around the drawers and pre-cockbeading double molded edge around the drawers and glazing. This is a very tactile piece of furniture that everyone likes to touch. It was made before the age of mahogany and is a charming honey colour. It is unusually small and its warm colour means that it should compliment any room.

English circa 1710 £12,800

59" high
29" wide
19" deep

Mahogany antique cabinet

Antique cabinet with three glass shelves, working lock and key. It is made of mahogany with boxwood stringing and inlay. This is a wonderful quality and useful cabinet with only a few marks commensurate with the age of the piece. The glass shelves and side windows make for a great display area that lets in lots of light.

English circa 1900 £850

64" high surface
68" high
25" wide
14 1⁄2" deep

Marsh Jones and Cribb arts and crafts cabinet

Arts and crafts cabinet made by Marsh Jones and Cribb, this cabinet is extraordinarily well made and uses some of the finest timber we have seen in a piece from this period. It is ebonised with solid ebony sections and has panels made of pure burr elm, gilt stringing and a mirror. English circa 1875 £6,800

08 12 13

Marsh Jones and Cribb were based in Leeds and later also London. They were associated with such important designers as Charles Bevan, Bruce Talbert and William Lethaby. The firm exhibited to great success at the Paris exhibition of 1878. They are a very famous and influential company of designers and manufactures and their pieces are interesting to study and collect as there is so much information about them available.

This piece is so well made that it could have been created not for a customer but to demonstrate the skill of the manufacturer at one of the exhibitions at which the company participated.

height: 42 in. (107 cm)
second height: 4 ft. 7 in. (140 cm)
depth: 17 in. (43 cm)
width/length: 48 in. (122 cm)

Regency Rosewood Brass Inlaid Antique Chiffonier

Good little Regency Mahogany brass inlaid chiffonier made of lovely faded rosewood, with useful large cupboard below, the whole piece being unusually narrow front to back, perfect for a smaller space £2800

43 1/2" wide
47" high
12 1/2" deep

Regency rosewood antique chiffonier

Very nice quality Regency rosewood antique chiffonier with extensive brass foliate scrolling all over including to the front of the legs, it has a very nice gallery with very finely turned gilded brass uprights with original glass behind, changeable fabric panel behind ormulu panelled doors and standing on wonderfully shaped curved front legs, English circa 1815 £5,800

VBG 029

43" wide
14" deep
17 1/2" deep at feet
36" high to surface
53" high max