A Victorian Reformed Gothic oak sideboard in the manner of Charles Bevan, circa 1870, the whole with extensive ebony stringing, parquetry and marquetry inlay includuing dots and squares, mirror back with a castellated frieze and motto over a shelf, the lower section with a central frieze drawer flanked by cupboards either side with stylized floral marquetry inlay, Gothic brass hinges and handles, plinth, height 190cm, width 175cm, depth 68cmNote: Charles Bevan (d.1882) was an English Gothic Revival designer, acclaimed for his furniture designs. He worked with a number of prominent Victorian furniture manufacturers and designers, including Gillows and J. P. Seddon. Together with William Burges and Bruce Talbert, Chalres Bevan was a forerunner of the Gothic Revival movement of the 19th Century. The dot inlay as seen on this piece, is a particular feature of his designs.
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Edwardian inlaid rosewood music cabinet, the raised back with swan neck pediment, small shelf, on turned supports, all inlaid with vase and scroll decoration, single frieze drawer below above mirrored panelled and inlaid door, enclosing multiple shelves, on square tapering supports, 65cm wide
A Victorian Gothic revival 'red walnut' sideboard, in the manner of Charles Locke Eastlake, inscribed in Latin 'Comede cum loetitia cibum, et bibe vinum' (when you eat food and drink wine loetitia), with tongue and groove panelled three shelf superstructure above two drawers and a pair of cupboard doors arranged around a recess, with Gothic revival brass handles and hinges, W.5ft 7.25in.Provenance: purchased from Jeremy Cooper Ltd, 9 Galen Place, London, 25th June 1979 for £900.
Queen Anne style walnut burr cocktail cabinet, fleur de lis and scroll carved pediment above two doors with engraved metal hinges and escutcheon enclosing mirrored interior with two glass shelves and mirrored serving shelf, two drawers, carved and pierced apron, cabriole legs with acanthus detailing, W89cm, H160cm, D49cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Edwardian walnut sideboard, shaped and carved pediment, two turned and fluted columns, three piece bevel edged mirror back, ogee fronted shelf above two mirrors, break bow front, six drawers, flanked by two floral carved panel doors, turned supports, W138cm, H227cm, D54cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Royal Oak Furniture 'Yorkshire Rose' oak dresser, two shelves with plate rack, two cupboards, three drawers and three cupboards enclosing a shelf, on bracket support, with carved Rose signature on plinth, W133cm, H190cm, D47cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
A 1930s figured walnut nine piece dining suite, labelled Gaylayde, modern decorative furniture, comprising an extending oval dining table on square tapering legs, 142cm by 107cm by 76cm, a set of six dining chairs, including two carvers, later recovered in floral fabric, the carvers 56cm by 45cm by 90cm, a bowfront sideboard with three central drawers flanked by cupboard doors, on square tapering feet, 151cm by 59cm by 103cm, and a free-standing bookcase with superstructure, two bowfront drawers above a shelf with cupboard doors below, 93cm by 30cm by 133cm
An Edwardian mahogany, satinwood banded and marquetry inlaid writing cabinet on stand, early 20th century, the top inlaid with oval patera and husks, the fall front inlaid with an urn and ribbons enclosing a fitted interior, a long frieze drawer below, on a stand with cabriole legs joined by a shelf, 75cm by 45cm by 134cm
An early 20th century smoker's cabinet, the single glazed door opening to reveal a fitted interior with central arcaded shelf containing two pipe racks over two drawers with brass handles, 28cm wide, together with a carved meerschaum pipe with amber mouthpiece, five other pipes and three pipe bowls
Square piano by Longman & Broderip, London, circa 1795, the case veneered with walnut, with wide multiple decorative stringing and satinwood cross-banding, the fascia board and cheeks of handsomely figured maple with chequered stringing, mahogany cross-banding and two fretted panels, the five and a half octave keyboard, FF to c4 with 'additional notes', with ivory naturals and ebony accidentals, single action with mop-stick over-dampers, pine dust cover painted cream with running ribbons and foliage, on framed stand with square tapered legs veneered en suite with the casework, shelf stretcher Inscribed on an oval enamel plaque on the nameboard New Patent, Longman & Broderip, London, and bearing the serial number 514 Length 160cm, width 59.8cm
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