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A 19thC French Fruitwood Rectangular Occasional Table With Chamfered Corners,
Significant Pedestal And Downturned Spreading Tripod Base.
760mm Wide x 715mm Deep x 705mm High.
Circa 1840.
A Few Old Stable Splits To The Top, Totally Functional, Good Colour, Cheap.


 

 

W158 Art Deco Lead Fountain

A Spectacular Eye Catching Art Deco Lead Garden Fountain Modelled As A Seated Naked Young Lady Holding A Bowl.

330mm Wide x 345mm Deep x 740mm High.

Circa 1930.

Purchased From An Isle Of Man Auction Room Years Ago. Superbly Weathered, In Good Functional Condition - Just Get The Plumber To Hook It Up. A Unique Opportunity, You'll Never Find Another. VERY Heavy.

ZC806 19thC Lead Square Planter Boxes

ZC827 Early 20thC Oak Joint Stool

An Early 20thC Oak Joint Stool In The 17thC Style Featuring Hinged Seat, Moulded Edge, Deep Frieze, Slightly Splayed Turned Legs And All Round Stretchers.

458mm Wide x 303mm Deep x 440mm High.

Circa 1920.

Quite A Good Looking Stool, The Interior A Convenient Place To Stash The Newspaper Away From Old Zealous Fussy Pants.

A Decorative Victorian Mahogany Nappery Press With Thread Action Press And Base With Drawer.
687mm Wide x 409mm Deep x 990mm High
Circa 1860
Good Condition, May Well Be Of Use To A Book Binder And Of Course Indispensable For Those
With A Penchant For Immaculately Folded Linen!

ZC786 Red Morocco Jewellery Box

A Too Too Fabulous Italian Gilt Tooled Red Morocco Domed Rectangular Large Jewellery Box With Green Plush Interior Incorporating Two Lift Out Trays, The Domed Top With Vacant Cartouche Within Meandering Foliage, The Borders With Rococo Scrollwork, The Sides Similarly Gilt  Tooled; Original Functioning Brass Lock With Key.

295mm Wide x 200mm Deep x 192mm High.

Possibly Venice, Circa 1900.

A Few Inconspicuous Holes About The Edge Of The Cover Suggesting The Removal Of A Presentation Plaque, Fantastic Slightly Worn Condition With No Damage Detected, Large, Highly Functional With A Fabulous Sumptuous Aspect.

 

A Top Quality Georgian Style Reproduction Mahogany And Tacked Brown Leather Wing Chair With Companion Ottoman.
828mm Wide Across Elbows x 675mm Deep Across Legs x 1130mm High.
The Ottoman
670mm Wide x 440mm Deep x 475mm High.
Excellent Condition With The Best Faux Patina I've Ever Seen! A Really Good Super Smart Comfortable Chair!

 

A 19thC French Fruitwood Circular Tripod Table With 3 Plank Top,
Chunky Pedestal And Downturned Spreading Tripod Base.
97mm Diameter x 730mm High.
Circa 1820.
Sits Like A Rock, Totally Stable And Functional, Very Nice Colour,
A Large Occasional Table Of An Intimate 4 Seat Dining Table, Modestly Priced.


 

 

ZC835 George III Oak Stool

A George III Oak Stool With Drop In Tapestry Upholstered Seat And Plain Oak Frame Featuring Moulded Edges. 

474mm Wide x 328mm Deep x 445mm High

Circa 1800.

Really Good Solid Original Condition, Totally Functional, Nice Colour.

CD1503 George III Cuban Mahogany Drop Leaf Dining Table

A Splendid George III Cuban Mahogany Large Oval Drop Leaf Dining Table With Rule Joint, Shaped Frieze And Swing Leg Supports With Pad Feet.

1325mm Wide x 1453mm Deep Flaps Up x 478mm Deep Flaps Down x 732mm High.

Circa 1760.

Excellent Condition, Totally Stable Sitting Like A Rock, Lovely Colour, Very Comfortable 6 Seater, Friendly 8 Seater.

An Attractive George III Rectangular Mahogany Side Table With Moulded Edge,
Single Oak Lined Drawer With Drop Brass Handles And Oval Plates, Original Lock And Tapering Square Section Legs.
810mm Wide x 472mm Deep x 712mm High.
Circa 1800.
Superb Colour, Excellent Condition.
 

A 20thC Small Georgian Style Mahogany Serpentine Front Chest Of Drawers
With Cross Banded Front, Brushing Slide Above 4 Graduated Drawers, Brass Handles With Elaborate Plates,
Shaped Apron And Bracket Feet.
586mm Wide x 412mm Deep x 727mm High.
Circa 1950.
3 Of 4 Locks Present, Functional Small Size, If You Are Not Happy With $20k For The Real Thing This Could Be For You


 

 

CD1489 Mahogany Writing Table

A Charming Mid 19thC Mahogany Writing Table With Moulded Edge,

Single Long Drawer With Original Turned Wood Handles

And Fitted Interior Above Turned Legs.

1010mm Wide x 755mm Deep x 1084mm High.

Great Condition, Exceptional Well Patinated Colour, Local Estate, Got To Go, I Originally Sold This For A Lot More!

A Charming George III 18thC Country Oak Small Rectangular Table With Drawer,
Drop Brass Handle With Shaped Plate And Square Section Legs.
748mm Wide x 547mm Deep x 665mm High.
Circa 1760.
Well Worn Used Condition, The Top Stained In Several Places - One Mark Featuring A Pair Scissors -
Presumably Left When The Scissors Were Left In Direct Sunlight, Heated Up And Burnt The Table!, Couple Of Old Repairs To The Legs,
Totally Stable, Fabulous Patinated Colour, Very Useful Small Proportions, Note The Height Is A Little Low,
Useful In A Myriad Of Situations, Likely To Sell Quickly - Do Not Muck About.
 

A Great Looking Pair Of Edwardian Walnut Upholstered Armchairs With Moulded Elbow Rests
Featuring Carved Acanthus Terminals, Shaped Aprons And Carved Squat Cabriole Legs;
Piped And Zipped Cut Velvet Squab Cushions With Similarly Upholstered Sides.
663mm Across Elbow Rests x 823mm High.
Circa 1900.
Excellent Robust Condition, Comfy In The Extreme, The Reupholstering Recent, Originally Caned.
 

ZC814 Edwardian Small Mahogany Bookcase

CD1516

A Superb George III Oak Chest On Chest With Overhung Cornice, Quarter Column Supports, Two Short Over 3 Graduated  Long Drawers, Over A Further 3 Graduated Long Drawers On Bracket Feet;  Original Brass Swan Neck Handles And Iron Locks.

1155mm Wide Across Cornice x 1064mm Wide Across Middle x 1162mm Wide Across Base x 558mm Deep Across Cornice x 515mm Deep Middle x 567mm Deep Across Base x 1853mm High.

Circa 1780.

The Pride And Joy Of A Retiring Restorer, Lovingly Maintained, Brilliant Condition, Superb Colour, Very Nice Proportions; Rare In Oak, These Are Invariably Mahogany.

A Highly Decorative Victorian Painted Pine 3 Drawer Chest With Shaped Gallery,
Stencilled Spandrels, Dark Stained Handles And Turned Bun Feet, 2 Drawers Lined With Victorian Newspapers.
755mm Wide x 450mm Deep x 920mm High
Circa 1880.
Functional Condition.

A Good Looking Victorian Beech And Elm Smoker's Bow Armchair Of Typical Form With Substantial Curved Top Rail, Generous Elbow Rests, Spindle Turned Supports, Figured Elm Saddle Shape Seat And Turned Legs And Stretchers.
505mm Wide Across Seat x 655mm Wide Across Elbows x 820mm High.
Circa 1860.
The Seat With An Idiosyncratic Aspect - One Side Dips And Other Is Raised, Associated With A Highly Figured Knot In The Elm Seat And The Stress Of Shrinking Timber Over 150+ Years, Small Stable Stress Crack Emanates From This Knot, For All That Sits Like A Rock, Extremely Comfortable, Magnificent Well Patinated Colour.
 

A Formidable Victorian Mahogany Cylinder Bureau Desk With Low Spindle Turned Gallery, Circular Brass Knob Handles,
Pull Out Interior Featuring Maple Veneered Drawers, Pigeon Holes, 3 Inset Hinged Leather Panels Revealing
Ratcheted Writing Slope And 2 Compartments, 3 Drawer Pedestals With Pierced Brass Handles And
Squat Turned Feet With Original Brown Porcelain Casters; One Drawer Fitted With Original Glass Inkwells,
One Drawer Stamped With Maker's Mark For W WALKER & SONS, BUNHILL ROW, E.C.
1525mm Wide x 698mm Deep x 1325mm High, The Kneehole 670mm Wide x 655mm High.
Circa 1875
Excellent Original Condition With No Damage, Been In Storage, Would Benefit From A Clean And Wax Which Will Transform It.
The Original Colour Will Sing With A Wax And The Colour Variations Will Disappear. A Great Statement Making Desk Which,
Interestingly, Will Accommodate A Modern Lap Top Computer!
On Behalf Of A Local Gentleman Who Has Loved Owning It But Now Has Nowhere To Put It!
This Is Not Small!. Price Includes Clean & Wax. As Is $6850.

W Walker & Sons were a London firm of cabinet makers and furnishers.
The firm started trading in 1848, founded by a Mr. W. Walker.
Growing continuously over the following decades, they opened a showroom in Bunhill Row, London.
Shoreditch was the epicentre of England's burgeoning furniture trade at the time and Walker and Sons a major player in that scene.

 

ZC815 Victorian Mahogany Wellington Chest

CD1501

A Decorative Regency Small Proportion Circular Convex Glass Mirror, The Concave Frame With Typical Ball Ornament And Ebonised Slip. 

575mm Diameter.

Circa 1820.

Good Condition.

An Immaculate And Large Regency Mahogany Treble Pedestal Dining Table With Rounded Corners,
Moulded Edge And Brass Capped Paw Feet, Together With A Set Of 10 Reproduction Sheraton Style Chairs Including 2 Carvers,
Together With An Immaculate Damask Table Cloth Of Sufficient Length To Comfortably Cover The Entire Table.
Dimensions As Supplied By The Auckland Owner -
The table is 15' by 4', height 2'3". It has 3 pedestals at 3'9" by 4' and 2 Leaves 2' by 4".
The Table Circa 1820.
Will Comfortably Seat 16 And At Christmas A Cosy 18. A Much Loved Table In Excellent Functional Condition With Gorgeous Even Colour. Purchase Price In England 20 Odd Years Ago Was Significantly Higher Than Our Asking Price.
The Owner Is Philosophical, Having Enjoyed Many Happy Hours Around It And Now Wishes To Pass On To Someone
Who Can Similarly Enjoy. Can Be Viewed In Auckland By Appointment.
 

A Very Rare And Fine 19thC Cuban Mahogany Writing Slope Of Plain Smart Appearance Revealing Exotic Wood Veneer And Parquetry Inlaid Interior Of Breath-taking Quality; As One Progresses Beyond Each Hinged Component The Decorative Features Ramp Up Culminating In The Fabulous Arrangement Of Small Drawers About A Cupboard Buried Deep Within The Slope - A Masterpiece.
441mm Wide x 278mm Deep x 177mm High.
Probably West Indian, Circa 1850.
I Would Suggest The Woods Include Rosewood, Satinwood And Ebony, Not Excluding The Quality Cuban Mahogany Exterior.
Excellent Condition, One Old Repair About A Hinge, One Inner Cover Lacking; A Box For A Connoisseur.
 

A 19thC Anglo-Chinese Camphor 2 Part Campaign Chest Of NZ Historical Interest, With Brass Mounts, Recessed Brass Handles,
Heavy Duty Brass Side Handles, Long Secretaire Fitted Drawer Featuring Pigeon Holes, Drawers And Replaced Black Gilt Tooled Leather Writing Surface Above 2 Short And 2 Long Drawers And Bun Feet; All Original Locks Present,
The Interior With Two Small Drawers With Locks, Functioning Keys Absent,
Replacement Keys Allow Drawers To Be Opened But Not Locked, The Fall With Original Functioning Key.
930mm Wide x 432mm Deep x 987mm High
Circa 1860.
The Back And The Top Of The Bottom Section With Painted Labels For;
"J Peach 'Warrior Queen' Not Wanted" & "J Peach 'Warrior Queen' Otago. With Care"
Together With Letter From The Otago Early Settlers Association Detailing Arrival Dates Of The 'Warrior Queen' And Also
Details Of A Miss Peach's Language School In Dunedin.

Would benefit of further research using "Papers Past.".

 

An Elegant Victorian Walnut Rectangular Sofa Table With Rounded Corners, Moulded Edge,
Moulded And Carved Supports With Central Turned Stretcher And
Spreading Legs With Scroll Terminals And Original White Porcelain Casters.
1068mm Wide 554mm Deep x 738mm High.
Circa 1860.
An Original Small Patch With Associated Crack, Nothing At All To Worry About,
Does Not Detract And Mentioned For Accuracy Only, Gorgeous Shape,
Can Be Used As A Centre Table, Views Well From Both Sides.

 

A Very Smart George III Mahogany Circular Tripod Table With Revolving Top, Piecrust Rim,
Birdcage, Ring Turned Pedestal Stem, Spreading Tripod Base Carved At The Knees With Acanthus And Flattened Pad Feet.
930mm Diameter x 715mm High.
Circa 1780.
Excellent Condition, A Little Movement In The Top - To Be Expected. Dense Heavy Mahogany With Good Colour.
A Fabulous Corner Lamp Table - Add A Few Family Photos In Silver Frames And Miscellaneous Bijouterie Will Look Terrific!
NOT EXPENSIVE.

 

A Good Looking Early Victorian Large Mahogany Chest Of Drawers With Applied Convex Edge,
One Long Narrow Frieze Drawer Above Two Short And Three Graduated Long Drawers,
Turned Wood Handles With Mother-Of-Pearl Centres, Oak Drawer Linings, Lower Projecting Edge And Raised Feet.
1235mm Wide x 530mm Deep x 1270mm High.
Circa 1850.
A Quality No Nonsense Chest Of Drawers In Very Good Condition With Nicely Figured Mahogany Drawer Fronts And Excellent Colour,
Minor Narrow Splits To Sides, Very Good Buying At This Price.
 

A Pair Of 19thC French Giltwood Fauteuils Imported By Neil Auld About 30 Years Ago And Reupholstered And Regilded By Him,
With Upholstered Backs And Sprung Seats, Shaped Top Rails, Partially Upholstered Elbow Rests, Shaped Aprons And Cabriole Legs,
The Back And Apron With Relief Ornament Of Shells And Foliate Scrollwork.
660mm Wide x 530mm Deep x 1015mm High.
Slightly Shabby Chic Aspect, Not For The Perfectionist, Gilding Losses Here And There Especially About The Lower Leg,
Nice Broad Sets To Suit Modern Bottoms, Comfortable, A Lot Of Bang For Modest Bucks.


 

 

A Truly Divine George III Virginia Walnut Kitchen Refectory Dining Table Of Rectangular Shape With Two Plank Top,
Narrow Apron And Central High Stretcher Supported On Square Section Legs, One End With Rounded Corners.
1625mm Long x 600mm Wide x 764mm High x 663mm High From Floor To Bottom Of Apron.
Circa 1760.
Magnificent Colour, Sturdy Construction, Critically There Is VERY AMPLE LEG ROOM.
Tim, Who Is Well Over 6 Foot, Sat At It With Ease!
Provenance :
Crispin, St Albans, Hertfordshire, Purchase Price 1985 Of 2250 Sterling.
Catalogued As A Pier Table, Whatever, For The Last 36 Years It Has Sat In My Client's Manawatu Kitchen
Where On Occasion She Has Packed 8 People Around It.
If I Had The Right Space For This Table I'd Buy It Myself. No Question. This Is Very Beautiful.

 

A Most Handsome Pair Of 19thC Chippendale Style Oak Elbow Chairs With Shaped Top Rails,
Pierced Vase Shape Vertical Splats, Elbow Rests With Carved Terminals,
Drop In Tapestry Seats Similarly Decorated With Chinese Style Exotic Birds On Ivory Grounds,
Square Sections Legs With Inside Chamfers And Plain Stretchers.
605mm Wide Across Front Of Seat x 450 Wide Across Back x 475mm Deep x 968mm High.
Excellent Functional Condition, Structurally Solid, The Tapestry Seats Not Worn But A Little Grubby.

 

A Useful Little George III Mahogany Square Section Washstand
With Slightly Recessed Top Over Lower Shelf With Drawer And Square Section Supports.
380mm Square x 813mm High.
Circa 1800.
Sturdy Functional Condition, Pleasantly Faded.
 

 

A 19thC French Inlaid Kingwood Bedside Cupboard With Square Veined Marble Top With Rounded Corners, A Short Frieze Drawer And A Cupboard Door Enclosing A Ceramic Lined Interior, All Between Rounded Corners With Applied Gilt Metal Pendant Mounts, Raised On Turned Legs Linked By An Under Shelf On Turned Feet.
429mm Wide x 364mm Deep x 840mm High.
Circa 1880.
Some Sideways Movement, Will Be Stable Placed Against A Wall.
 

 

A Good George III Cuban Mahogany Small Proportion Circular Tripod Table With Moulded Edge, Swivelling Birdcage Action, Turned Pedestal And Spreading Pad Feet With Original Recessed Casters.
720mm Diameter x 705mm High.
Circa 1760.
An Excellent Example Of Convenient Small Proportions. Great Colour With A Couple Of Nice Sophisticated Features Not Normally Associated With Tables Of This Type - Moulded Edge And Gorgeous Little Unobtrusive Concealed Casters.
 

A Good Looking George III Mahogany Tea Table With Hinged Folding Top, Moulded Edges,
Single Frieze Drawer With Brass Swan Neck Handle, Moulded Square Section Legs And Original Brass Hardware.
903mm Wide x 422mm Deep x 839mm Deep Unfolded x 715mm High.
Circa 1800.
Sits Nice And Firm, 4 People Could Dine At This, Small Totally Stable Crack Visible When Unfolded,
Fabulous Dark Colour, Modestly Priced.
 

 

A Classic No Nonsense George III Flat Front Mahogany Chest Of Drawers
With 2 Short Over 3 Graduated Long Cockbeaded Drawers, Original Brass Swan Neck Handles,
Original Brass Locks And Plain Bracket Feet.
1115mm Wide x 525mm Deep x 970mm High.
Circa 1780.
A Squared Area Of Dark Stain To The Top Which Doesn't Actually Detract And Only Visible At Certain Angles,
Great Colour, Good Original Condition. Recently Cleaned And Waxed.
In Christchurch Or Auckland This Will Be Well Over 4k.


 

A Good 19thC French Fruitwood Refectory Dining Table With 6 Plank Top, Side Drawer And Tapering Square Section Legs.
2100mm Long x 940mm Wide x 735mm High (573mm High Inside Leg).
Circa 1870.
Good Colour, Excellent Condition, A Most Comfortable 8 Seater.

A Good Looking Victorian Mahogany Writing Table With Moulded Edge, 2 Drawers,
Original Brass Escutcheons And Locks, Octagonal Legs And Brass Casters.
1065mm Wide x 740mm Deep x 725mm High x 565mm High Floor To Bottom Of Drawers.
Circa 1860.
Good Well Used Condition, 1 Caster Replaced With Old White Porcelain Caster - Not Noticeable,
A Functional Work Table With Plenty Of Room.
 

A Set Of Eight (6+2) Hepplewhite Period Carved Mahogany Shield Back Dining Chairs,
Each With Channel Moulded Back Containing Five Splats Carved With Long-Leaves Meeting At A Carved Fan Medallion,
The Armchairs With Serpentine Moulded Arms And Supports, Above Stuffed-Over Fortuny Upholstered Dished Seats And Fluted Rails,
Raised On Elegant Square Tapered Fluted Legs, Headed With Carved Paterae And Ending In Block Feet.
Circa 1780.
Together With 4 Modern Matching Chairs.
A Total Of 12 Chairs.
Ex Norman Adams Antiques, London, July 2000.
Purchase Price Sterling 56,000 Before Reupholstering.

My Client Paid A Gigantic Price For This Set Of Chairs Way Back in 2000 From The Pre Eminent London Knightsbridge Furniture Dealer Norman Adams. It Was After A Particularly Pleasant Lunch At Harrods The Acquisition Was Made. She Has Thoroughly Enjoyed Owning These Chairs But Is Now In A Much Smaller House. She Is Philosophical About The Difference Between What Was Paid Back In The Halcyon Days And What Might Be Achieved Now. A Sensible Offer Could Secure This Splendid Set Of Chairs. You Will Certainly Not Find Another Set Of This Calibre Locally. These Are Government House Quality.


 

A Most Unusual Victorian Mahogany Low Butlers Tray And Fixed Stand With Flush Hinged Shaped Sides,
Turned Legs And Original Porcelain Casters.
795mm Wide x 665mm Deep x 685mm High (Sides Up) x 558mm High (Sides Down)
A Perfect Coffee Table.

A Decorative Pair Of Early 20th Century Brown Leather Rectangular Travelling Car Trunks
With Slip On Covers; Both Brass Plaques, One Monogrammed "DBB2."
700mm x 375mm x 465mm
Straps Deficient, We Have Simply Tucked Them Back Inside The Trunk, One Lacks Side Handle. Good Functional Well Used Condition.
For Someone Of A Shabby Chic Bent Looking For A Very Cool Pair Of Occasional Chests These Are Very Different -
Put Magazines On Them Or Glass Top Coffee Tables. You Will Never Find Another Pair Like These.

 

A Good Looking George III Early 19thC Mahogany Writing Table With
Olive Green Leather Inset Featuring Tooled Gilded Border,
Rounded Corners, 2 False Drawers And 2 Real Drawers Retaining Original Brass Locks,
Trestle Supports With Quartered Roundel Terminals, Platform Bases, Squat Bun Feet And Original Brass Casters.
1123mm Wide x 636mm Deep x 745mm High.
Circa 1820.
Good Functional Condition, Moves About Smoothly On Casters, The Leather Top With Signs Of Use,
I Always Feel Sofa Tables And Writing Tables Such As This Are So Much More Elegant Without The Central Stretcher;
Not A Lot Of Money For A Smart Table.

 

A Gorgeous Edwardian Mahogany Serpentine Table Top Revolving Bookcase With Moulded And Fluted Borders.
350mm Wide x 320mm High.
Circa 1910.
Excellent Condition.

A Decorative Little Victorian Ebonised Occasional Table with Turned Supports And Stretchers,
The Papier Mache Top Painted With Dogs Within An Abalone Inlaid Border; The Painting Signed TWADOCS?
378mm Wide x 297mm Deep x 680mm High.
Good Condition With Knocks And Scuffs Commensurate With Age, One Base Finial Missing.
 

A 17thC English Oak Bible Box Reading Stand With Low Gallery, Hinged Slope Enclosing A Rudimentary Interior,
Carved Apron And Sides Featuring A Turbanned Winged Mask And Garland,
The Square Section Supports And Stretchers Carved In Low Relief With Oak Leaves.
557mm Wide x 452mm Deep x 970mm High.
Circa 1680.
Functional Well Used Condition, The Slope Split And Reinforced From Behind., Fabulous Well Patinated Dark Colour.

The Turbanned Mask Reminiscent Of The Decoration On 17thC English Delft Drug Jars And The Oak Leaves Of Blue Dash Oak Leaf Chargers.

What A Nice Thing!
 

An Extremely Rare George II 3 Tier Octagonal Oak Revolving Tripod Book Table
With Ring Turned Baluster Pillars And Tripod Base, The Top Tier With 3 Panels And Low Gallery, The Central Support Baluster Turned.
510mm Wide Across Top x 738mm High.
Circa 1740.
Good Original Condition, Highly Decorative And Functional.
Purchased From A Leading English Oak Dealer in 1982 For 725 Sterling - A Lot Of Money In Those Days.
An Unusual Piece - Something For An Informed Collector To Get Excited About. Do Not Hesitate. Brown Furniture Is Back!
About Time Too! It's Time These Peasant Decorators With Their Sterile Minimalist Interiors Were
Shunted To The Back Seat Where They Belong. Long Live Maximalism!

An Early 19thC Black Painted Pine Coach Box Footman With Brass Edged Top,
Gilded Panel Metal Bound Sides And Fitted Compartment Interior.
1143mm Wide x 230mm Deep x 211mm High.
Circa 1830.
A Really Charming Box With Most Unusual Proportions. Excellent Untouched Original Condition -
We Haven't Waxed It, The Paint Has A Nice Gloss As It Is.

A Pair Of Victorian Mahogany Blue Velvet Upholstered Tub Chairs With Carved And Pierced Crests,
Moulded Elbow Rests, Serpentine Fronts Flanked By Carved Stiff Leaves And Turned And Moulded Legs.
595mm Wide Across Elbows x 940mm High.
Circa 1860.
A Smart Pair Of Side Or Foyer Chairs.
 

A Most Attractive George III Small Proportion Mahogany Fretwork Mirror
Featuring Gilded Prince Of Wales Feathers Above Original Glass Within Gilded Slip And Moulded Edge.
425mm Wide Across Widest Point x 342mm Across Narrowest Point x 770mm High.
Good Colour, Good Condition.
 

A Set Of 4 George III 18thC Chippendale Style Dining Chairs With Shaped Top Rails, Pierced Vase Shape Splats Featuring Foliate Carving, Broad Drop In Seats And Square Section Legs With Inside Chamfer.
560mm Wide x 450mm Deep To Back Of Chair x 945mm High x 458mm High To Top Of Seat.
Circa 1770.
Immaculate Very Smart Gold & Pink Fabric Featuring Panels Of Scrollwork, Excellent Totally Stable Condition, Fantastic Broad Seats Capable Of Supporting Those Broad Modern Bottoms, A Fabulous Set Of Chairs
 

A George III Early 19thC Toilet Mirror With Turned Supports Featuring Finials,
Spreading Feet United By A Turned Stretcher, Rectangular Mirror -The Glass Possibly Original - And Original Brass Hardware.
532mm Wide x 244mm Deep x 528mm High.
Circa 1820.
Good Condition.
 

A Spectacular 17thC English 2 Section Joined Oak Press Cupboard With Sightly Warped Top - You'd Shrink To If You Were Well Over 300 Years Old, Projecting Cornice Incorporating Carved Date 1686 Above Pendant Finials And 2 Side Cupboards Flanking A Central Cupboard Carved With A Mask, The Lower Section With Projecting Edge Carved With Stiff Leaves, 4 Side Panels Flanking 2 Cupboard Doors Above Gadrooned Plinth Base Incorporating 19thC Ball Bearing Casters; The Sides Panelled; The Back With Rough Sawn Planks; The Whole Extensively Carved With Lozenges And Foliate Work.
1380mm Wide Across Top x 580mm Deep Across Base x 1652mm High.
Circa 1686.
In Very Good Condition With Incredible Colour And Patination.
The Gadrooned Base Probably Replacing Stile Feet, The Form Reminiscent Of Documented North Lancashire Examples - See Victor Chinnery, "OAK FURNITURE The British Tradition" Page 486.
These Cupboards Can Be Overwhelmingly Large And Difficult To Incorporate In A Modern Interior, This Example Is Comparatively Compact - Will Look Fabulous In A Traditional Fendalton Or Remuera High Stud Home With Capacious Spaces - In A Foyer Fantastic!

 

A Highly Decorative And Extremely Rare George III Small Tortoiseshell Veneered Rectangular Toilet Mirror With Shaped Crest And Ivory Capped Supports Featuring Original Gilt Metal Hardware; Original Slightly Degraded Glass Which MUST Be Retained - Do NOT Listen To Any Philistine Suggesting The Glass Should Be Replaced.
242mm Wide x 100mm Deep x 364mm High.
Circa 1800.
Lovely Small Proportions, Never Seen Another, Decorators Delight, The Perfect Present For A Lady Of Taste.
 

From The Days Of The British Raj; A Splendid Early 19thC Anglo-Indian Brass Bound Teak Travelling Chest With Large Shaped Brass Mounts, Blank Brass Escutcheon, Original Hinges, Massive Iron Lifting Handles, Lower Drawer With Ebonised Escutcheons And Exposed Dovetails To The Sides; The Interior Tin Lined. The Locks Stamped TE Thomson, Calcutta.
920mm Wide x 610mm Deep x 685mm High.
Circa 1840.
Excellent Original Condition, Superb Colour, Knocks And Scuffs Commensurate With Age, Look Fantastic Anywhere, Particularly Apt For The Bottom Of A Bed.

A George III Mahogany Hanging Cabinet With Dentil Cornice, Single Astragal Glazed Door And Shelved Interior.
Circa 1800.
665mm Wide x 262mm Deep x 903mm High.
 

A Decorative Late 19thC French Gilded Long Rectangular Dressing Mirror
With Overhung Cavetto Cornice Above A Moulded Ribbon Tied Garland With Suspended Young Lady Profile Bust,
Mirror With Bevelled Edge And Frame With Beaded Edge.
760mm Wide x 1555mm High.
Circa 1880.
Some Losses, Especially To The Bottom.

 

A Top Quality Set Of 6 Early Victorian Mahogany Dining Chairs With Broad Arched Top Rails,
Supports Featuring Carved Anthemion Ornament, Firm Later Upholstered Stuffover Seats And
Turned And Carved Tapering Circular Section Legs Featuring Acanthus Leaf.
493mm Wide x 460mm Deep To Back Of Seat x 853mm High x 498mm High Floor To Top Of Seat

I Can Not Speak Highly Enough Of These Chars, Top Quality, Extraordinarily Weighty, Excellent Functional Condition,
Great Original Colour, A Few Small Losses To The Extremities, One Would Feel Totally Comfortable
With Not A Pang Of Anxiety Plonking Anne Hegerty Or Even The Beast On These -
More Than Adequate For Broad Modern Bottoms! They Should Be $1000 Each! At This Price A Gift.
 

A Good Looking Victorian Ash And Elm Captains Or Smokers Bow Armchair With Pronounced Figured Elm Back Rail,
Elbow Rests And Seat, Turned Spindle Supports, Saddle Shape Seat And Substantial Turned Legs United By Double Stretchers.
492mm Across Seat x 485mm Deep Across Seat x 826mm High.
A Slightly Reddish Aspect To The Seat, Excellent Robust Condition.
Stamped Makers Device To Rear, Circa 1880.
 

A Good Looking Victorian Ash And Elm Captains Or Smokers Bow Armchair With Pronounced Figured Elm Seat,
Turned Spindle Supports And Substantial Turned Legs United By Double Stretchers.
502mm Across Seat x 480mm Deep Across Seat x 818mm High.
A Small Stable Crack To The Front Of The Seat Otherwise Excellent Robust Condition.
Circa 1880.

A George III Late 18thC Century Mahogany Bureau Desk With Crossbanded And Line Inlaid Fall Featuring A
Parquetry Inlaid Classical Urn, Fitted Interior With Replaced Tooled Leather Writing Surface, Central Cupboard, Pigeon Holes,
Concave Drawers And "Secret" Compartment Revealed Behind Pull Out Cupboard, 4 Graduated Long Line Inlaid Drawers,
Drop Brass Handles With Octagonal Plates Raised Above Bracket Feet.
921mm Wide x 520mm Deep x 1050mm High.
Circa 1800.
A Quality Bureau In Its Day, Oak Lined Drawers, Weighs A Ton - Septuagenarian Traders Such As Myself Require Drawers Out Before Lifting, Crack Across Fall, Small Patch At Right Above Drawers, Handles Replaced, Evidence Of Old Repairs Around Brass Hinges,
At This Price A Gift - You Couldn't Even Create The Drawers For This Money Today.
 

A Delightful Small Proportion George II Mahogany Bureau Desk With Slope Front,
Original Brass Escutcheon And Lock - Lacks Key, Fitted Interior Including Pigeon Holes,
Drawers, Central Cupboard And "Secret" Drawers, Above 2 Short And 3 Long Drawers With Drop Brass Handles,
Shaped And Pierced Back Plates And Similar Escutcheons Flanked By Reeded Quarter Columns Above Bracket Feet.
815mm Wide x 445mm Deep x 980mm High.
Circa 1740.
The Writing Surface Old Felt, Knocks And Scuffs Commensurate With Age,
Absolutely Gorgeous Small Proportions, Terrific Colour.
 

A Handsome Large George III Free Standing Oak Corner Cabinet With Swan Neck Pediment,
A Pair Of Arched Panelled Doors Enclosing Shaped Shelves, Two Further Panel Doors Below,
Fluted Side Supports And Plinth Base.
1170mm Wide x 640mm Deep x 2470mm High.
Excellent Condition With Knocks And Scruffs Commensurate With Age.

Price: SOLD
Stock Number: R419

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A Pair Of George III Chippendale Style Mahogany Dining Chairs With Carved Shaped Top Rails,
Pierced Interlaced Splats, Broad Black Leather Stuffover Seats And Chanelled Square Section Legs With Inside Chamfer.
560mm Wide Across Front x 475mm Wide Across Back x 470mm Deep x 960mm High x 455mm High To Top Of Seat.
Circa 1770.
Very Handsome Chairs! The Leather Upholstery New.
 

A Really Stylish 18thC Irish Carved Giltwood Mirror, The Frame Formed From Pierced Rococo Foliate Work,
The Original Glass With Minor Degradation.
680mm Wide x 1090mm High.
Circa 1780.
The Gilding Rubbed On Inside Edge Exposing Red Umber, The High Points Rubbed, Minor Cracks To Carved Woodwork,
Small Separation Bottom Left Corner, One Straight Pendant Replaced Bottom Left,
In Other Words Perfect Slightly Shabby Country House Condition - For The Stylish Decorator Who Understands Honest Wear And Tear,
Not For The Perfectly Manicured Box Hedge BMW Lady, Great For The Range Rover Lady With Mud On Her Cashmere. .
Provenance : From An Old Irish Family Who Washed Up Here In NZ.

A Good Looking William IV Mahogany Wine Cellarette Of Sarcophagus Form With Gadroon Carved Edge, Original Brass Drop Ring Handles And Bold Lion Paw Carved Feet, The Interior Stamped "B6647."
625mm Wide x 450mm Deep x 476mm High.
Circa 1830.

Excellent Condition, A Really Conversational Box To Put Beside A Chair To Take A Drink, Newspaper And Remote.

A Late Georgian Mahogany Cellarette With Hinged Cover
Featuring Moulded Edge And Tapering Panel Sides Above Squat Bun Feet.
470mm Wide x 460mm Deep x 508mm High.
Circa 1820.
Tuck This Up Alongside His Chair And He Can Stuff It Full Of Newspapers,
As Well As Supporting The Remote And A Glass Of Wine; Extremely Tidy Condition.
 

A George III Mahogany Demi-Lune Side Table With Boxwood Strung Edge And Chanelled Square Section Legs.
1090mm Wide x 527mm Deep x 724mm High.
Circa 1800.
Small Blemish To Back Corner, Presents Well, Nicely Figured Mahogany Top, Useful In A Sitting Room Or Hall, Cheap As Chips.
 

A Superb 19thC Mahogany Military Chest With 3/4 Brass Mounted Top - An Unusual Quality Feature, 2 Short Over 3 Long Drawers,
Recessed Military Style Handles, Original Brass Locks And Escutcheons - Keys Absent,
Screw In Brass Mounted Feet Featuring Recessed Iron Ball Casters.
913mm Wide x 452mm Deep x 1042mm High.
Circa 1850.
The Best Military Chest I've Seen In A Very Long Time, Very Sophisticated Brass Hardware,
Great Colour And Patination, Superb Condition - The Oak Lined Drawers Run Very Smoothly, Lovely Compact Proportions,
The Only Defect I Can See Is A Not Very Large Deep Scratch On One Side Which I Would Call Character. This Is A Real Cracker!


 

An Attractive And Functional George III Mahogany Rectangular Stool With Drop In Seat
Featuring Fabric With A Peacock And Insects And Peony And Chrysanthemum, Plain Rails And Turned And Moulded Legs.
588mm Wide x 460mm Deep x 460mm High.
Sturdy Good Functional Condition, No Idea Why But There's Evidence Of Old Paint Below Seat About The Blocks,
A Good Looking Useful Stool.

A Good Looking Small Late 17thC Oak Pegged Coffer With Double Panelled Back, 3 Panel Top And Double Panel Front Caved With Lunettes And Lozenges Above Stile Feet, The Interior With A Basic Open Candle Box.
1060mm Wide x 475mm Deep x 535mm High.
Circa 1700.
Lacks Lock, The Top With Small Holes Probably Fixing A Hasp Now Absent, Very Old Possibly Original Iron Hinges, Sturdy Functional Condition, Fabulous Colour, Appealing Small Proportions, Modestly Priced.

 

A Very Smart George III Mahogany Circular Tripod Table With Revolving Top, Piecrust Rim,
Birdcage, Ring Turned Pedestal Stem, Spreading Tripod Base Carved At The Knees With Acanthus And Flattened Pad Feet.
930mm Diameter x 715mm High.
Circa 1780.
Excellent Condition, A Little Movement In The Top - To Be Expected. Dense Heavy Mahogany With Good Colour.
A Fabulous Corner Lamp Table - Add A Few Family Photos In Silver Frames And Miscellaneous Bijouterie Will Look Terrific!
NOT EXPENSIVE.

 

An Attractive Edwardian Small Rosewood Screen With Cast Brass Handle, Rising Action, Upper And Lower Shelves And Splayed Feet.
375mm Wide x 180mm Deep x 815mm High With Screen Down.

Price: SOLD

A Victorian Oak And Brass Patent Ship's Cabin Decanter Table, By Hall & Sons, Birmingham, Circular Top With Rail Gallery, Outswept Legs With Spiral Sections, Triform Stretchers,
75cm high, 26.5cm diam, c.1890.
Patented For Maritime Use, The Ring Beneath The Top Held A Lead Weight Which Would Provide Stability At Sea

A Fabulous George III Cuban Mahogany Childs Rocking Chair Of Lambing Form With High Solid Back, Wings, Hinged Seat With Pot Cavity, Solid Front And Rocker, The Back And Sides With Lifting Apertures.
Probably North Country, Circa 1800.
Excellent Condition, Superb Colour.

A Large George III Country Oak Chest Of Drawers With Crossbanded Top, Moulded Edge, Inlaid Mahogany Frieze,
2 Short Over 3 Graduated Long Cockbeaded Drawers, Original Brass Swan Neck Handles And Locks,
Recessed Side Supports And Bracket Feet.
1200mm Wide x 532mm Deep x 1003mm High.
Circa 1790.
A Sturdy, Quality Chest. Nice To See The Oak Still Being Used In The Drawer Lining - Not Pine,
Back Replaced Which Originally Would've Been Pine, Knocks And Scuffs Commensurate With Age, Fantastic Colour,
This Will Last Another 250 Years!

 

A Good Looking Late Victorian Georgian Style Oak Oval Drop Leaf Dining Table With Moulded Edge And Barley Twist Supports.
1500mm Wide 1060mm Deep x 730mm High; When Leaves Are Down 530mm Wide x 1065mm Deep.
Excellent Sturdy Functional Condition, The Table Edge Is A Little Darker But Not As Severe As The Photos Suggest, Overall Lovely Colour. Reasonably Priced.

 

A Very Smart William IV Rosewood Library Table With Rectangular Top, Rounded Corners,
Two Frieze Drawers And End Column Supports With Spreading Platform Bases On Squat Gadrooned Bun Feet.
1375mm Wide x 680mm Deep x 716mm High.
Circa 1835.
Excellent Condition, A Good Looking Table From A Lady Who Has Loved It These Last 50 Years
But It Will Not Fit Where She Is Going, Modestly Priced For A Table Of This Sort.

 

A William IV Rosewood Chiffonier Of Compact Proportions
With 3/4 Gallery Top Shelf On Turned Supports, Single Frieze Drawer,
Panel Doors And Split Column Supports On Breakfront Plinth Base.
1066mm Wide x 427mm Deep x 1200mm High.
Circa 1835.
Very Tidy Condition
 

An Art Nouveau Oak Dining Suite Consisting Of Extension Dining Table, 8 Chairs Including 2 Carvers And A Sideboard,
The Table Moulded Edge, Single Leaf And Splayed Legs With Original Brown Porcelain Casters,
The Chairs With Upholstered Top Rails And Pierced Vertical Splats Carved With Art Nouveau Ornament And
The Sideboard With 3 Convex Drawers And 2 Panel Doors Flanking A Central Opening Above A Small Cupboard,
The Drawers With Drop Brass Handles.
The Table 2005mm Long Extended x 1050mm Wide x 768mm High x 625mm High To Bottom Of Apron;
The Chairs 485mm Wide x 400mm Deep x 1300mm High x 450mm High To Top Of Seat Rail;
The Sideboard 655mm Wide x 545mm Deep x 963mm High.
Circa 1910.
Pretty Good Condition, One Chair With Ripped Upholstery,
Some Handles Missing But Comes With New Replacement Handles.

 

A Good Edwardian Regency Style Mahogany Twin Pedestal Dining Table With Single Leaf,
Rounded Corners, Reeded Edge And Gun Barrel Pedestals With Reeded Brass Capped Feet.
2025mm Long Extended x
1060mm Wide.
Circa 1900.
A smart table

Price: SOLD

A Basic Early 20thC Rush Seat Chair With Broad Circular Section Back Supports
And Similar Legs, Both The Back And Seat Coarsely Rushed.
427mm Across Seat x 870mm High.
OK Functional Condition, The Frame Original Untouched Condition. 

 

A Divine Small Proportion George III Mahogany Bow Front Chest Of Drawers With Wide Crossbanded Top, Moulded Edge,
3 Graduated Oak Lined Long Drawers, Cockbeading, Original Circular Brass Knob Handles, Original Locks And Splayed Bracket Feet.
845mm Wide x 543mm Deep x 827mm High.
Circa 1800.
Fabulous Matched Veneers, Old Stable Crack To Top,
Couple Of Little Nicks Out Of Back Corners, Knocks And Scuffs Commensurate With Age, Superb Colour - A Little Sweetheart!

 

An Attractive Edwardian Mahogany Writing Table, The Superstructure Featuring Pierced Gilt Brass Gallery Over 2 Drawers,
Above Tooled Leather Writing Surface, Moulded Edge, 2 Frieze Drawers With Shaped Gilt Brass Handles And
Tapering Square Section Legs With Original Brown Porcelain Casters, Crossbanded And Line Inlaid Throughout.
910mm Wide x 547mm Deep x 840mm High x 595mm High Floor To Drawers.
Circa 1900.
One Of Those Quality Edwardian Items,, Likely London Made,
Solid Mahogany Throughout Including Drawer Linings. Not Expensive.

 

A Rare And Stylish George III Mahogany Mattress Cupboard With Projecting Cornice, 2 Full Length Mahogany Panel Doors Featuring Brass Escutcheons And Brass Swan Neck Handles To 6 False Drawers, Shelved Interior And Plain Base With Squat Bun Feet.
1370mm Wide Across Cornice x 555mm Deep x 1800mm High.
Circa 1780.
Pretty Good Condition, Couple Of Minor Veneer Flakes, One Door Projects A Fraction At The Bottom, Great Colour.
Being Sold On Behalf Of A Local Client Who Has Used It Most Successfully As Her Tech Cupboard - If You Want To Get All Out Of Sight This Is The Perfect Solution!

 

A George III Mahogany Hinged And Folding Supper Table With Rounded Corners,
Line Inlaid Apron Featuring Marquetry Inlaid Tablet And Line Inlaid Tapering Square Section Legs.
890mm Wide x 445mm Deep Folded x 895mm Deep Unfolded x 725mm High.
Circa 1800.
Nice Original Colour, Knocks And Scuffs Commensurate With Age, A Modestly Priced Good Looking Side Table.
 

A George III Mahogany Pembroke Architect's Table With Double Hinged Adjustable Top, Paper Stop, Hinged Sides,
Single Frieze Drawer With Drop Ring Brass Handles And Original Brass Lock,
Square Section Legs With Pronounced Inside Chamfer And Original Brass Casters.
775mm Wide Flaps Down x 1135mm Wide x Flaps Up x 610mm Deep x 767mm High.
Recently Sympathetically Restored Retaining Original Colour, Restored Crack To Top. Presents Extremely Well, Fabulous Colour,
A Really Stylish Decorators Item Or A Totally Functional Table For Someone Who Wants To Work Standing Up. Or Sitting Down.
Can Be Sat At Or Stood At. Very Flexible. Ergonomically Very Now! There Will Not Be Another Of These Available In New Zealand.
 

Price: SOLD

An Edwardian Mahogany Oval Mirror With Chequer Line Inlay.
745mm Wide x 450mm Deep.
Circa 1910.
The Mirror A Little Degraded, A Definite Plus If Your Look Is Timeless Slightly Shabby Elegance;
Ladies With White Walls, BMW Convertibles And Precise Topiary Need Not Apply.

 

A Charming Shabby Chic Australian Serpentine Front Side Table With Rudimentary Back And Turned Legs.
915mm Wide x 425mm Deep x 755mm High Excluding Back.
Circa 1860.
Signs Of Extensive Use, If You're After Pristine Forget It, If You Warm To The Charm Of Extensive Use Go For It -
The Australians Are Good For Some Things! Very Little Money

 

An Attractive Victorian Country Pine Glazed Cabinet Over Cupboard With Overhanging Cornice, Single 4 Light Glass Door Enclosing 2 Adjustable Shelves, The Base Featuring Reentrant Corners And Panel Doors Enclosing A Single Shelf.
905mm Wide x 568mm Deep x 2200mm High x Top Shelves 275mm Deep x Bottom Shelf 425mm Deep.
Circa 1860.
A Good Looking Country Piece In Good Condition With Knocks And Scuffs Commensurate With Age

A George III Provincial Mahogany Chest Of Drawers With Moulded Edge, 2 Short Over 3 Graduated Long Drawers,
Original Drop Brass Handles With Circular Plates And Original Elaborate Brass Escutcheons And Locks Above Bracket Feet; Pine Carcasse.
1105mm Wide x 517mm Deep x 932mm High
Circa 1800.
The Archetypical Georgian Chest Of Drawers, Well Used Original Condition, Drawers Running Smoothly,
Knocks And Scuffs Commensurate With Age, Good Colour. Very Modestly Priced.

 

A Set Of 6 George III Oak Country Dining Chairs With Plain Horizontal Top Rails, Reeded Vertical Splats,
Solid Nailed Plank Seats, Square Section Legs And All Round Stretchers; With Modern Tie On Squab Cushions.
447mm Width Of Seat x 395mm Deep To Back Of Seat x 880mm High x 460mm High From Floor To Seat.
Circa 1820.
Good Functional Condition, Great Colour.
 

A Decorative Pair Of Vintage Painted French Chairs With Shaped Backs Featuring Foliate Carving,
Upholstered Back And Seats, Serpentine Fronts And Tapering Circular Section Reeded Legs.
605mm Wide Across Seat x 500mm Deep x 1020mm High.
20thC
One With Small Chip To Foliate Carving, Sit Nice And Solid, Totally Functional Frivolous Chairs,
Perfect For The Fun Not So Serious Lady Who Likes Colour In Her Existence. It Ain't Me Babe.
 

A Most Pleasing George III Oak Bureau Desk With Line Inlaid Top, Fall And Drawers, The Hinged Fall Enclosing A Baize Writing Surface And A Fitted Interior Of Pigeon Holes Above Drawers With Brass Knob Handles - One Fitted For Inkwells,
Above Lopers, 2 Short And 2 Long Drawers With Replaced Brass Escutcheons Incorporating Drop Handles And Bracket Feet.
915mm Wide x 495mm Deep x 1022mm High.
Circa 1800.
All Locks Original And Present, One Key Fits All Drawers But Not Fall, Drawers Oak Lined -
Always A Good Sign Of Competent Sturdy Construction, A Small Old Repair At Top Back Right - Mentioned For Accuracy Only,
Pleasing Colour, Excellent Condition, Lovely Compact Proportions. At This Price A Gift.

A Fabulous Small Proportion 19thC Teak Military Chest With 2 Short Over 3 Graduated Long Drawers,
Recessed Military Style Brass Handles And Mounts And Bun Feet.
835mm Wide x 455mm Deep x 985mm High.
Circa 1860.
Excellent Condition, Lacks Side Handles, All Original Locks, Fabulous Colour, Fabulous Small Proportions.

Provenance
From The Personal Collection Of Alan Osborne, Member Of The NZADA And
A Prominent Dealer Active In The Latter Part Of The 20thC.
He Loved This Chest!

 

A Late 19thC French Circular Planked Elm Bistro Table On Cast Iron Base Featuring
Central Pedestal And Spreading Tripod Feet With Cast Scroll Work.
505mm Diameter x 690mm High.
Circa 1900.
 

A Charming Small Georgian Provincial Oak Lowboy With 2 Plank Top, Moulded Edge,
Central Short Drawer Flanked By 2 Deep Drawers All With Drop Knob Handles And Florette Plates Above Chamfered Cabriole Legs.
720mm Wide x 490mm Deep x 700mm High.
Circa 1800.
Good Colour, Good Condition With Knocks And Scuffs Commensurate With Age, Very Nice Compact Proportions.
 

A George III 18th Century Oak Lowboy With Rectangular Plank Top, Central Drawer Flanked By Two Deep Drawers, Wavy Apron And Square Section Legs With Inside Chamfer.
830mmW x 475mmD x 700mH
Circa 1790.
An Attractive Little Side Table Made 50 Years Before The Treaty Of Waitangi.

A Small George III 18thC Elm And Fruitwood Chest With Hinged Cover, Brass Escutcheon Engraved "H White," Old Paper Lining, Iron Lock And Wrought Iron Side Lifting Handles.
820mm Wide x 450mm Deep x 395mm High.
Circa 1780.
A Few Old Repairs, Structurally Sound, Great Patination And Colour.

An Early 19thC English Gilt Oval Sectional Mirror With Beaded Cavetto Moulded Frame And Original Glass.
810mm x 1110mm
Ex G&L Antiques, Wellington, Original Purchase Price $5,600
 

A Particularly Nice George III Mahogany Butlers Tray And Stand Of Small Proportions,
The Tray With Four Nicely Figured Panels, Underneath Similarly Panelled, Lifting Handles And Brass Hinged Folding Sides,
The Folding Stand Of Plain Turned Form.
670mm Wide Flaps Up x 803mm Wide Flaps Down; 460mm Wide Flaps Up
x 610mm Wide Flaps Down; 685mm High Flaps Down x 775mm High Flaps Up.
Circa 1820.
Original Brass Hardware, Fabulous Colour, The Mahogany Unexpectedly Of Impressive Girth For A Tray Of Such Diminutive Proportions;
Best Example I've Seen.