A GEORGE II GILT-WOOD AND GESSO CARVED PIER MIRROR

A Fine George II gilt-wood and Gesso carved Pier Mirror

Retaining much of its original gilt work,

The swan neck top with carved rosettes and a central cartouche,

above a carved border on a punched ground, the original plate

incased in a bead and reel border with carved leaf work,

the shaped base with central plumage and further carved gesso work.

 

English, Circa 1740

 

Height: 52.5inches,  133cm

Width: 26.5inches,  67cm

 

Price €16,500

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY THREE PILLAR DINING TABLE

A Fine George III Figured Mahogany Three Pillar Dining Table

The rectangular top with a reeded edge and two extra leaves,

resting on turned pillars with four splay reeded legs and box castors.

 

English, Circa 1790

 

Length: 423cm, 13ft 9inches with leaves, 323cm , 10ft 8 without leaves

Width: 137cm,  4ft 6 inches

Height: 73cm, 28.9 inches

 

Price  £45,000

A PAIR OF REGENCY MAHOGANY BOOKCASE, ATTRITBUTED TO MARSH & TATHAM

A Fine pair of Regency Mahogany & Ebonised Two Door Bookcases

 

The stepped moulded cornices with bronze Patrea mounts, above two long glazed doors,

supported by ebonised cluster columns with gilt bronze rings,

resting on cabinet bases with bronze mounts and acanthus carved supports,

above lions paw feet,

 

Height: 96inches, 244cm

 

Width: 50inches, 127cm

 

Depth: 19inches, 48cm

 

 

 

footnote, Much of the design of these bookcase is taken from the ancient world,

the bronze patrea mounts are direct copies of those from Adrian's Villa in Tivoli,

shown in ancient ornamental architecture by Charles Heathcote Tatham published in 1794.

 

 

Price on request

A PAIR OF GEORGE III IRISH MAHOGANY GLAZED CABINETS, ATTRITBUTED TO MACK WILLIAMS & GIBTON

This magnificent pair of curved-sided, glazed mahogany cabinets, are an exceptionally rare survivor of grand Irish Regency country house. 
The moulded cornices above four glazed doors, with bowed ends, above cabinet bases with central drawers, flanked by bow end cupboards,
resting on bracket feet.
 
The attribution to Ireland’s foremost Regency cabinetmakers, Mack, Williams and Gibton of 39 Stafford Street, Dublin (1810-1829), has been supported by the Irish academic Dr Angela Alexander on first-hand inspection, and is further strengthened by comparison to a closely related single bookcase which appeared at Sotheby’s in 1987, that has subsequently been ascribed to Mack, Williams and Gibton (see Sotheby's, Important English Furniture, 13 November 1987).
 
Height   98” (249cm) 
Width:   81” (226cm) 
Depth:  27” (69cm)
 
Price on request

A GEORGE II WHITE PAINTED MIRROR

An Extremely Rare Well Carved George II White Painted Mirror

 

A WILLIAM IV MARBLE SPECIMEN TABLE

A Fine William IV Marble specimen Table, Attributed to Gillows

The round marble top containing a malachite centre tablet,

surrounded by petal shaped semi precious marble specimens,

incase in a geometric shaped circle, with a senna and black double border,

resting on the original carved gilt-wood three splay base, with a turned and fluted central column above beaded ring,

with carved cabriole legs and ebonised lions mask mounts. 

 

English: Circa 1840

 

Diameter: 33.5inches, 84cm

Height: 28inches,  71cm

 

Price £14,000

 

A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY DRUM TABLE

A Fine Small George IV Mahogany Drum Table

The round leather inset top, with a cross-banded mahogany border,

above four full drawers and four swivelling angled drawers,

stand on a turned four splay base terminating in shaped brass casters.

 

English: Circa 1820

 

Diameter: 37inches, 94cm

Height: 28inches, 71cm

 

£3900

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY IRISH MAHOGANY SIDE TABLES

A Fine pair of 19th Century Irish Mahogany Side Tables

The rectangular tops with a moulded edge,

above well shaped frieze with flowing acanthus leaf carving

and a central scallop shell, set on a cross hatched background,

resting on cabriole legs, with a scroll foot.

 

 

Width:  150cm,   59inches

Height:  85cm,  33.5inches

Depth:  84cm,   33inches

 

Price £46,000

A LARGE SET OF TWENTY FOUR GEORGE IV MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS

A Very Fine Set Of Twenty Four George IV Mahogany and Ebony Sabre Leg Dining Chairs

The shaped top rails inlayed with ebonised Greek key design, above

ebonised uprights, with a rectangular overstuffed seat, sabre legs

with repeated ebonised inlay, Twenty two chairs circa 1820, 

the armchairs are of a later date.

Attributed to George Smith.

 

English, Circa 1820

Height: 88cm, 35inches

Width: 50cm,  20inches

Depth: 46cm   18.5inches

 

Price on Request

A GEORGE III CHIPPENDALE PERIOD WRITING DESK

A Superbly made George III Chippendale Period Mahogany Writing Desk

The rectangular leather inset top with a cross-banded moulded edge,

and a lift up central panel, above three freeze drawers, support by three drawers on each side,

with panelled sides a central panel door, finished on the reverse with dummy drawers and a central panel.

 

English, Circa 1760

 

Width: 53inches,  135cm

Height: 29.5inches,  61cm

Depth:  24inches,  74cm

Knee space 22.75,  58cm

 

Price,  £17,500

AN IMPORTANT REGENCY BURR OAK PARTNERS DESK

An Important Regency Burr Oak Writing Table 

The rectangular top with a thick band of burr oak and black leather writing surface

with two draw leaf ends, above six opposing well shaped drawers, with ebonized

mouldings, resting on superbly carved winged ebonized oak Gryphons, with interlocking tails.

The design for this table closely relates to many of the etchings published in 1798 by Charle Heathcote Tatham

Ancient Ornamental Architecture, drawn from the originals in Rome and other parts of Italy,

By the early 1800s designs from the Ancient world where at the height of fashion,

Pieces like this can be seen in designs by Thomas hope and George Bullock, who was commissioned to make

a similar burr oak and ebonized writing table for Emperor Napoleon when he was exiled on Saint Helena.

 

Italian, Circa 1820

 

Width: 178cm,  71 inches

Depth: 151cm,  60 inches

Height: 73cm,   29i inches

 

Price on request

 

 

A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY THREE PILLAR DINING TABLE

A Fine George IV Mahogany Dining Table

The rectangular figured mahogany top with a moulded edge,

retaining a superb original finish, with two extra leaves,

resting on three column supports, with carved lotus leaf stems

and four shoot of reeded pillars, terminating in brass casters.

 

English: Circa 1825

Length: 148 inches,   376cm

Width:  60 inches,      152cm

Height:  29 inches,      73cm

 

Price £57,000

 

 

AN IRISH REGENCY MAHOGANY SERVING TABLE

A Fine Large Irish Regency Mahogany Serving Table

The rectangular top with a carved gadrooned edge and bow shaped ends,

with a typically Irish spiral twist splash back,

Labove a plain frieze, with carved acanthus, above two lions monapodia 

carved legs, resting on a plate-form base.  

attributed to Mack Williams & Gibton

 

Irish, Circa 1820

 

Width: 8ft 8inches,  264cm

 

Height: 35.5inches,  90cm

 

Price €19,500

 

footnote, Inspiration for the design of this table can be seen from publications by Charles Healthcote Tatham ancient ornamental architecture,

Thomas Hopes Regency design & George Smiths a collection of design for the household all publish between 1797 and 1810

A IMPORTANT SCOTTISH REGENCY MAHOGANY CENTRE TABLE

A LARGE SCOTTISH REGENCY MAHOGANY CENTRE TABLE

The circular figured mahogany top with a reeded edge, above a 

figured mahogany frieze with carved rosettes, the hexagonal stem of the base carved

with anthemion's, resting on bold acanthus leaves, the plate-form with an ebony border,

above lions paw feet.

 

Scottish, Circa 1820, attributed to William Trotter Edinburgh

Width:  5ft 7inches,  170cm

Height:  2ft 5.5inches ,  76cm

 

Provenance, Sterling castle Scotland

 

Price £40,000

A GEORGE III SATINWOOD COMMODE ATTRIBUTED TO MAYHEW & INCE

A Superb George III Demi Lune Satinwood Commode

The top with a central inlayed double fan of etched feathers inside a band of bellflowers,

with garlands of coloured flowers tied with ribbons, the edge inlayed with bellflowers and patrea

on a boxwood ground, cross banded with kingwood, the frieze inlayed with C Scroll and bellflowers,

above a central painted panel flanked with garlands of flowers, inside opposing urns with sprays of flowers and anthemion's

the doors at each end inlayed with classical urns, resting on turned lotus leaf carved feet.

 

English, Circa 1780 attributed to Mayhew & Ince

 

Width: 48inches;  122cm

 

Height: 34.75inches;  88cm

 

Depth: 23inches;  58.5cm

 

Price on request

 

Footnote, 

 

A 19TH CENTURY BLACK FOREST BEAR STICK STAND

A Good carved 19th Black forest Bear stick stand.

 

Germany, Circa 1880

 

Height: 33inches, 84cm

 

Width: 13inches, 32cm

 

Depth: 17inches, 43cm

 

Price, sold

 

 

 

A LARGE IRISH REGENCY MAHOGANY FIVE PILLAR DINING TABLE

A Fine Large Irish Regency Five Pillar Dining Table attributed to Williams & Gibton

The five well figured rectangular Mahogany tops with a treble mould edge,

resting on four turned shoot off reeded pillars,

with original brass toed castors.

And three additional leaves.

 

Irish, Dublin Circa 1830 attributed to Williams & Gibton, 

 

Length with leaves: 864cm, 28ft 4inches,  without leaves: 650cm  21ft 4inches

 

Width: 140cm, 60 inches

 

Height: 74cm, 28.5inches

 

Provenance, Property of a Gentleman, Ardmarock House, Argyll, Scotland,

 

Price on request

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