Tables
A LARGE REGENCY ROUND DINING TABLE
An Extremely Rare Very Large Regency Mahogany Round Dining Table,
Resting on a turned central column, with lotus leaf carving,
on a large plate-form base, with turned feet and concealed castors.
English, Circa 1835
Diameter, without leaves: 6ft 10inches; 108cm
Diameter, with leaves: 8ft 10inches; 269.5cm
Height, 28inches; 71.5cm
Price €95,000
A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY WRITING TABLE
A Fine George IV Figured Mahogany Writing Table
The tooled leather top inside a mahogany band, with a double brass rimed edge,
above a frieze with two brass rimmed drawers, with panel sides in figured mahogany,
resting on solid brass inlayed layer ends,
with brass box toed casters.
possibly by John MClean, Marylebone street.
English, Circa 1810
Width: 40inches, 124cm
Height: 31,1/2inches, 80cm
Depth: 29,1/4inches, 70cm
footnote, John Mclean, Is regarded as one of the finest Regency cabinet makers in London working in the early part of the 19th century,
example of his work can be seen in the Victoria & Albert Museum, California Palace and Saltram Hall, Devon
Price €21,000
AN IMPORTANT PAIR OF GEORGE IV MARBLE SPECIMEN TABLES
The circular tops with radiating bands of specimen marbles, including amethyst, malachite, porphyry, pietra paescene and agates with a central tablet of lapis lazuli, set within a verde antico border, the simulated rosewood bases cross-banded with an ebony border, on a carved acanthus edge with a moulded bead & reel frieze, supported by three sabre legs with carved acanthus and rosettes, on a plate-form base with a central carving of pomigrainettes, resting on bold scroll feet.
Attributed to Gillow's
English, circa 1825
Height: 30 in; 77cm
Width: 36in; 82cm
Price: €185,000
Provenance The Baronne de Nixon, Châteaux de Cieteil Now owned by the French state.
Footnote, The firm of Gillow's of Lancaster and London where one of the most renound Cabinet makers of the 18th and early 19th century, no other cabinet makers were in business for so long or had a show room and workshop in 18th century London as well as Lancaster receiving commission from many of the Great English Houses such as Hackwood Park Hampshire , Wentworth Woodhouse Yorkshire, Tatton Park Cheshire.
A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY JUPES TABLE
A Very Large and extremely rare William 1V Mahogany Extending Jupes Table
By Johnstone and Jeanes
The round extendable top with two original sets of leaves, retaining the original leaf holder, resting on a central pillar with four shoot of moulded
sabre legs on later brass cup castors, the well figured mahogany top measures 5ft 8inches when closed and expands to make a
7ft round table with the smaller leaves or a 9ft round table with the larger leaves, the design for these tables patent
in 1835 by Robert Jupe and John Jonstone 67 New Bond street London, By 1842 Jupe had left the partnership, which then became Jonstone & Jeanes.
Johnston retained the patient for the table invented by Jupe.
This is one of the larges examples of these table, It retains the original JohnstonE & Jean Stamped tablet.
English, Circa 1845
Height:
Diameter closed: 5ft 8 inches, 173cm
Diameter with small leaves: 7ft, 232cm
Diameter with large leaves: 9ft, 275cm
Price, £195,000
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A GEORGE III FOUR PEDESTAL DINING TABLE
A Fabulous George III Mahogany Four Pedestal Dining Table.
The superbly figured mahogany rectangular tops, with a reeded edge and three extra leaves, resting four shot of turned gun barrel pedestals with brass box casters.
English, Circa 1770
Length: 222 inches,
Width: 66 inches,
Height: 283/4 inches,
Price €190,000
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
