A GRAND TOUR ALABASTER ROMAN BATH
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A REGENCY MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT FLOOR BOOKCASE
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A GEORGE II IRISH GILT-WOOD PIER GLASS
A George II Irish Glit-wood and Gesso cut Pier Glass The swan neck top with an egg and dart moulding and carved rosettes, with a central cartouche above carved and gesso cut acanthus, flanked by trailing drapes with tassels, above further acanthus carving and rosettes, with a central scallop shell, retaining its original gilt work […]
A George III Chippendale Breakfront Bookcase
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A GEORGE III MAHOGANY PARTNERS DESK
A superb George III Mahogany partners desk. The tooled rectangular leather top with a moulded edge above six drawers and two dummy drawers to the sides, resting on a twin pedestal base with six drawers on each side. The pedestals are both finished with raised panelled moulding and carrying handles. The desk retains all the […]
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: […]
A Pair of George IV Mahogany Torcheres
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GEORGE IV MAHOGANY HALL BENCH
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A PAIR OF GEORGE III GAINSBOROUGH CHAIRS
A pair of large scale George III mahogany armchairs, the shaped backs above a rectangular seat with outswept reeded arms carved woth floweral patrea, resting on square champhered legs with cross-strechers, covered in black horse hair. English, Circa 1760 Width: 28 inches; 72cm Depth: 25 inches; 63.5cm Height: 38 inches; 96.5cm Price SOLD €22500.00
GEORGE IV ROSEWOOD OCCASIONAL TABLE
A very well made George lV Rosewood Occasional Table The round figured rosewood top, above a turned stem with lotus leaf carving, resting on a plate-form base, with carved lotus leaf feet and concealed brass casters. Attributed to Johnston & Jeane, London English, Circa 1835 Height: 29inches, 74cm Diameter: 23inches, 58cm