A LARGE PAIR OF CHINESE CHIPPENDALE STYLE GILT WOOD OVERMANTLE MIRROR'S

A Fine Pair of 19th Century Chinese Chippendale Carved Gilt-wood Overmantles.

The original rectangular plates, flanked by marginal plates, 

with elaborately carved C & Scrolls, flowing acanthus leaves and stalactites,

the tops with a central Chinese figure,seated within a round c scroll frame,

flanked by Ho Ho birds.

 

Irish, Circa 1860

Height:  91.5inches,  229cm

Width: 71inches,       178cm

Depth: 5.9inches ,      15cm 

              

Provenance, Castle Forbes, Co Longford, Seat Of The Earls Of Granard.

 

Price €55,000

A PAIR OF GEORGE IV ROSEWOOD AND GILTWOOD CABINETS

A Pair of George IV Rosewood and giltwood Cabinets.

In the manner of George Bullock.

The original rectangular Egyptian breccia green marble tops, above a giltwood moulding,

with a single brass grill door, with fleur de lis ormulo mounts in each corner, inside fluted columns,

resting on carved shaped fleur del lis gilt feet.

 

English, Circa 1815

 

Width:  27,1/2inches,   69.8cm

Height:  33inches, 83.8cm,

Depth: 16,1/4inches,  41.2cm

 

Price €16,500

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY FRENCH COMMODES

A Fine Pair of 19th Century French Commodes in the Louis XV Style

Constructed in book matched kingwood veneers, inlayed with floral motifs,

richly decorated with fine ormulo mounts, the original serpentine Breche d'Alep tops with a thumb moulded edge,

above bombe bases with two long and two short drawers, the drawers framed within a foiliate

ormulo cartouche, conforming ormulo scrolled sabots and espagnolettes.

Both commodes stamped A,Monoury,   Alexander Montoury

 

French, Circa 1860

 

Width, 46,3/4 inches,  118.7cm

Height, 34inches,   86.3cm

Depth,  23,3/4inches   60.3cm

 

Price €48,000

AN IRISH TWIN PEDESTAL DINING TABLE

A Large Irish Regency Two Pillar Mahogany Dining Table.

The rectangular figured mahogany top with one extra leaf, resting on turned  twin pillars with four shoot crass toed sabre legs.

By Williams and Gibton 

 

Irish, Dublin,  Circa 1830

Width:  60 inches, 142cm

Length:  122.5 inches, 310cm

Height:  28.5 inches, 72.5cm

Price  €18,500

AN IMPORTANT GEORGE III MAHOGANY COMMODE

An Important George III Mahogany Commode Attributed to William Gomm

The serpentine mahogany top with a cross banded edge, above three long and two short drawers with

gilt rococo handles,  flanked by superbly carved angle supports, with shaped sides,

on shaped bracket feet with lignum vitae casters,

 

English: circa 1760s

Width: 46.5 inches,  118cm

Depth: 22 inches,   55.5cm

Height: 35.5 inches,  85cm

 

Price,  €85,000

 

About.  William Gomm & Sons were exceptional cabinet makers of Clerkenwell close London, they supplied furniture to many of the Great English Houses, including Stoneleigh Park, where in 1763 they are recorded as supplying six fine serpentine commodes, for the 5th Lord Leigh,

See C Gilbert dictionary of English furniture. another example of William Gomm's work can be seen in R W Symonds, Masterpieces of English Furniture, page 39, figure 28.

A GEORGE II IRISH BUREAU BOOKCASE

A Fine George II Irish Mahogany blind door bureau bookcase

The open fret work swan neck cornice outside a carved giltwood Irish cartouche,

above two shaped raised panel doors, with a fitted interior, resting on a slope front bureau

with a well fitted interior, above four long drawers with original brass handles, on ogee

bracket feet, retaining a rich colour and patina throughout.

Irish, Circa 1740

Width: 44.5 inches, 113cm

Height: 95.5inches, 243cm

Depth:  24.5 inches 62cm

Price €10,000

A WHITE PAINTED CONSOLE TABLE AFTER WILLIAM KENT

An Impressive Carved Painted Console Tables after the Design by William Kent

The rectangular Breccia marble top above well carved seated dog supports, with a central

female mask above a scallop shell, surrounded by carved acanthus.

 

English, 20th century

Width: 77.5 inches, 197cm

Height:  37.5 inches, 95cm

Depth: 39 inches, 99cm

Price €27,000

 

Footnote: This table is direct copies of a table made for Longford Castle, Salisbury Wiltshire, designed by William Kent

and made by Benjamin Goodson, now in the Victoria and Albert museum, room 54.

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CEYLONESE LIBRARY CHAIRS

A Fine Pair Of Large Scale Ceylonese Ebony Library Armchairs Chairs

With well carved backs and reeded scroll arms, resting on turned fluted legs,

with cane seats.

 

Ceylon, Circa 1840

Height: 41 inches, 104cm

Width: 28.5 inches, 72cm

Depth: 36 inches, 91cm

 

Price € 13,800

A GEORGE III CHIPPENDALE KNEEHOLE DESK

A George III Chippendale period Mahogany Kneehole Desk

The well figured rectangular top with a thumb moulded edge,

above banks of drawers, flanked by blind fret canted corners,

resting on angled bracket feet, retaining its original brass handles,

Fantastic colour and patination throughout.

 

English, Circa 1750

W: 131cm

H: 75cm

D: 56cm

 

Price € 9000

A MATCHED PAIR OF GEORGE III NIGHT CABINETS

A Matched Pair Of George III Mahogany Night Cabinets

The rectangular tray top, above a single cupboard door,

resting on square legs, retaining original colour and patina.

 

English,  Circa 1750

Width:  18 inches, 45cm

Height:  29.5 inches,  75cm

Depth:  18.5inches,   47cm

 

Price,  € 7800

 

 

A SET OF EIGHTEEN REGENCY DINING CHAIRS

A Fine Set Of Eighteen Regency Mahogany Sabre Leg Dining Chairs

The reeded panel backs above a central reeded splat, with bergre seats,

covered in black hide, on reeded sabre legs, good original colour and patina throughout.

 

 English, 1815

Height

Width

Depth

 

Price € 29,500

A GEORGE II IRISH SIDE TABLE

A George II Irish walnut side table. A Rare and untouched George II Irish Walnut Side Table, The rectangular top with a moulded edge, above a shaped frieze, resting on scallop shell cabriole legs, terminating in a faceted foot,

Exception colour and patina.

 

Irish, Circa 1730

Width: 136cm

Height: 76cm

Depth: 64cm

 

Price €23,500

THE HOME LACEY CHINESE CHIPPENDALE CABINET

A Fine George III Chinoiserie Mahogany Breakfront Cabinet,

the elaborate pagoda cornice above an open fretwork glazed top,

the lower section with a moulded chinoiserie frieze above a secetaire drawer

and a pair of carved panel doors,flanked by banks of drawers, resting on carved ogee

bracket feet,

 

Provenance, Home Lacey House Herefordshire, see Ralph Edwards, dictionary of English furniture, page 82, figure 34

Height: 91inches @231cm)

Width: 75inches (190cm)

Depth: 18inches (45cm )

 

Price on request

AN IRISH GEORGE IV ROSEWOOD CENTRE TABLE

AN IRISH GEORGE IV ROSEWOOD CENTRE TABLE

A large Irish Regency Rosewood centre table,

The well figured top inlayed with a yew wood band,

which is repeated on the frieze, above a turned central column carved with acanthus,

resting on a plate-form base, with large bun feet and concealed brass castors.

 

Irish, Circa 1830

Width: 60inches,  153cm

Height:  29inches, 73cm

 

Price € 15,500

 

A Monumental Italian Centre Table

A Monumental Italian Centre Table,

The shaped dodecagon twelve sided top with wonderfully figured flamed mahogany,

resting on an arched Gothic Centre column with acanthus carved pillar supports.

perfect twelve seater.

 

Italian, Circa 1840

Width: 95inches, 239cm

Height: 30 inches, 76cm

 

Porvenance, 

Price  €85,000

A Pair of George III Irish Tallboys

An Unusual Pair of 18th Century Irish Mahogany Tallboys, resting on bracket feet.

 

AN IMPORTANT IRISH GEORGE II MAHOGANY HUNT TABLE

An important and extremely Large Irish George II figured mahogany hunt table or wakes table. The drop leaf top making a huge oval twelve seater dining table, with the original brown oak frame and retaining all the original legs. This table is an early example and was made in the mid 18th Century for an Important Irish Family.

 

Irish, circa 1750

Length: 9ft 6 inches; 290 cm

Width: 5ft 5 inches; 165 cm

Height: 2ft 5 inches; 73 cm

Price: €120,000

 

Provenance, Rosemount House Greyabbey, Seat of The Montgomery family since 1606, When they where gifted the land by King James l, which formally belonged to The Clan O'Neill, This is known as of the flight of the Earls.

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