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Click here to subscribe19th Century Anglo-Indian ivory inlaid ebony table cabinet, fitted two doors, each having applied carved decoration and ivory inlaid stylised foliage flanked by turned split pilasters and opening to reveal a fitted interior with fall flap and a single drawer, one further drawer to the exterior, 38cm wide
AN EDWARD VII MAHOGANY AND INLAID DISPLAY CABINET cross banded and quarter-veneered with boxwood and ebony line inlay, having a single door three quarter glazed with oval interlocking tracery above an indented panel and flanked by a serpentine glazed panel to either side, the fabric lined interior fitted with four shelves, canted corners and on short square tapered legs with spade feet, 160.5cms wide x 190cms high
A LATE 17TH / EARLY 18TH CENTURY OAK TABLE CABINET, the single indented panel door carved with flowering plant forms within a running leaf scroll border, the interior fitted with a shelf, later carved knob handle and compressed circular feet, 44.5cms wide x 20cms deep x 46.5cms high. See illustration
A BLACK LACQUERED FORTIN TYPE LABORATORY STICK BAROMETER, the brass suspension loop above a silvered cylindrical vernier scale numbered 3550 over a vernier adjustment screw, mercury thermometer with centigrade and fahrenheit scales and canister shape cistern, engraved A. Gallenkamp & Co, London, mounted on a mahogany board within a glazed cabinet.
A George III oak North Wales high dresser, the ogee moulded cornice over a wavy cut frieze above three boarded open shelves over two short and three long graduated drawers to the centre section fitted with replacement brass swan-neck handles flanked by an ogee single panel cabinet door to each side raised on shaped bracket feet (at fault), 166cm wide, 215cm high, 56cm deep
A George III oak fall front bureau, the fall revealing a central cabinet flanked by two false book spines and four pigeon holes and three drawers to each side over pull-out lopers and four graduated long drawers fitted with replacement brass swing handles and oval key escutcheons raised on a cut-out plinth, 91cm wide, 105cm high, 48cm deep
A mid Wales oak deuddarn, early 19th century, the calvetto moulded cornice over a fixed ogee arched centre panel, flanked by matching single cabinet door to each side, opening to reveal a fixed shelf over two short frieze drawers and two single panel cabinet doors to the base, all fitted with brass knob handles raised on stile end supports, 130cm wide, 202cm high, 56cm deep
A mid Wales oak floor standing full height corner cabinet, early 19th century, the calvetto moulded cornice over two arched twin panel doors opening to reveal a later painted interior with three fixed shelves, over two cabinet doors to the base, between canted front corners, on stile end supports, 92cm wide, 210cm high
A George III oak fall front bureau, the fall revealing a fitted interior with central cabinet flanked by three pigeon holes, two short and one long drawer to each side, over two pull-out lopers and an arrangement of two short over three long graduated cockbeaded drawers fitted with brass swan neck handles raised on shaped bracket feet, 94cm wide, 109cm high, 51cm deep
An oak kneehole desk, mid 18th century, the sloping top opening to reveal and arrangement of seven pigeon holes over one long and two short drawers above a long frieze drawer and two pull-out lopers over a central knee-hole cabinet, flanked by three short drawers to each side, all fitted with replacement brass Chippendale style handles, raised on front corner shaped bracket feet, 92cm wide, 98cm high, 49cm deep
An oak and ash North Wales mural cupboard, 18th century, the moulded cornice over a central cabinet door with six turned ash wood spindles to the centre arch over a rectangular fielded panel opening to reveal a single fixed shelf and later oak planked back, flanked by a matching spindle and fielded panel to each side (with repairs to the hinges and lacking the left hand cornice return), 110cm wide, 54cm high, 29cm deep
A joined oak cabinet, elements 18th century, the rectangular two plank top over two frieze drawers with geometric mouldings, fitted with brass knob handles over a two panel cabinet door to the base opening to reveal a vacant interior, raised on short bracket feet, 74cm wide, 78.5cm high, 48.5cm deep
A George III mahogany fall front bureau, the quarter veneered and banded fall with oval brass key escutcheon opening to reveal an arrangement with central cabinet flanked by four pigeonholes and three short drawers to each side, over four long graduated cockbeaded drawers to the base, fitted with cast brass Rococo style swan-neck handles between quarter turned front corner pilasters, raised on shaped bracket feet, 106cm wide, 107cm high, 54cm deep
A Regency mahogany secretaire chest, the secretaire drawer with double false front opening to reveal an arrangement with central cabinet door flanked by three pigeonholes and two short drawers to each side, over a replaced tooled leather skiver above three long graduated cockbeaded drawers, each fitted with two brass ring handles with pressed brass Prince of Wales feather back plates over a shaped apron on slender splay bracket front feet, 81cm wide, 101cm high, 48.5cm deep
A pair of Victorian burr thuya credenzas in the Louis XV taste each with a gilt metal pierced galleried back over a rosewood crossbanded boxwood line strung frieze, above a single cabinet door with central oval Serves porcelain style painted plaque within a ribbon and leaf moulded gilt metal surround, the door with crossbanded outer border and egg and dart moulded gilt metal beading, opening to reveal two fixed claret plush velvet covered shelves, each credenza with half turned boxwood line strung protruding front corner pilasters flanked by a single serpentine glazed pane to each end, on a cut-out plinth base, 121.5cm wide, 112cm high, 43cm deep (2)
A Victorian walnut marquetry davenport type writing desk, the three quarter gilt metal gallery back over a sloping top with replaced tooled leather skiver, opening to reveal a simple interior with four drawers on a cabinet pedestal, opening to reveal four graduated short drawers under a pull-out book slide to each side raised on four compressed bun feet with C scroll pierced front corner brackets and overall marquetry decoration (some shrinkage), 57cm wide, 84cm high, 58cm deep
A Regency mahogany ebony line strung drop-centre pedestal sideboard, the bowed centre drawer between two pedestals each with an ogee moulded tapering lidded box over a single panel cabinet door revealing an arrangement of short drawers and pull-out trays, raised on short turned front legs, 139.5cm wide, 102cm high, 50.5cm deep,
A Victorian walnut tulipwood crossbanded and boxwood line strung pier cabinet with gilt metal mounts, the rectangular top with proud front corners, over a single glazed cabinet door revealing three plush covered fixed shelves, between proud fluted front corner pilasters with acanthus mouldings, on a crossbanded plinth base, 76cm wide, 106cm high, 49.5cm deep
An Edwardian mahogany Chippendale revival break-front china cabinet on stand, the central astragal glazed cabinet door with blind fret moulding flanked by matching side and end panels, on a rectangular table base with ribbon moulded edge over a central pierced frieze on four slender square tapering legs terminating in spade feet, 106cm wide, 206cm high, 47cm deep
An oak dresser, second half 18th century, moulded cornice, three frieze drawers above an arrangement of five open shelves, centred by an astragal glazed cabinet section, the base with three frieze drawers and a pairof field panelled cupboard doors, block feet, 206cm high, 153cm wide, 53cm deep (top and base probably associated)
A pair of Regency mahogany, burr yew and ebony marquetry bookcases, in the manner of Marsh and Tatham, circa 1815, each with a raised superstructure incorporating two cupboards centered by a mirror, above a black marble top and three open shelves united by X-shaped supports, marquetry decorated frieze and uprights, 107cm high, 87cm wide, 45cm deep. Provenance: The Estate of the late Lady Anne Cowdray. The overall design of the cabinets, together with the design of mounts relates closely to a rosewood cabinet made in 1806 by Marsh and Tatham exists in the Royal Collection (Regency Room, Buckingham Palace). The overall design of the cabinets, together with the design of mounts see Regency Furniture, 1795-1820, Margaret Jourdain, (Country Life Ltd 1948) figure 11, page 64 and page 2 for a brief discussion of the cabinets made by the firm in the Regency room. A larger cabinet also supplied to Carlton House by Marsh and Tatham in 1806 similarly demonstrates many closely relating design and decorative elements to the pair now being offered. The cabinet supplied to Carlton House also adopts the use of burr yew with ebony marquetry. See Regency Furniture by Frances Collard (Antique Collectors Club, 1985)
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