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A Regency ormolu mounted rosewood and brass marquetry rectangular library table, attributed to John McLean, the well figured oversailing top inlaid to the angles with scrolling leafy tendril brackets, outlined with bands engraved with stiff leaves and flowerhead roundels within a substantial border cast with oval paterae and stiff leaves, the conforming frieze with a rectangular drawer and a blind drawer, divided by a boldly cast 'Green Man' foliate mask, the verso conforming in reverse, end supports each with a pair of turned pillars with egg and dart mounts, ring turned stretcher, sabre legs applied with acanthus leaves and flowerhead paterae, brass lion paw casters, 72.5cm high, 119cm wide, 73cm deep, c.1805 John McLean of Upper Terrace, Tottenham Court Road and 34 Marylebone Street, Piccadilly is listed in the Westminster Poll Book in 1774 and included in Sheraton's Cabinet Dictionary of 1803. Trade directories 1809 - 14 give John McLean & Son, upholders, 58 Upper Marylebone Street and from 1814 - 25 give William McLean at the same address who may be a relative. McLean is known particularly for his fine cabinets and desks in the French taste with brass mounts and inlay and advertised that he specialised in 'Elegant Parisian Furniture'Collard, Frances, Regency Furniture, Antique Collectors' Club (Woodbridge 1985), p.332
A George IV mahogany twin pedestal sideboard or serving table, shaped half-gallery with gadrooned capital centred by a stylised anthemion, above three frieze drawers, each pedestal with a panel door, the left enclosing a shelf, the right two drawers, bun feet, 117.5cm high, 182.5cm wide, 66cm deep, c.1825
A George/William IV rosewood tea table, possibly Scottish, crossbanded folding top above an oval frieze centred by Regency anthemion unusual quatrefoil under frame, incurved canted base, acanthus scroll feet, bead-and-reel borders, 77cm high, 91.5cm wide, 45.5cm deep, c.1830
A William IV rosewood library table, rounded rectangular top, shaped end supports carved and applied with C-scrolls and centred by a brass lion mask roundel, turned stretcher carved with lotus, scroll feet, brass casters, 73.5cm high, 137cm wide, 75.5cm deep, c.1835
Local Interest - a pair of salvaged oak table candlesticks, campana sconces, bobbin and ring turned pillars, each base with a label, 'This article is made of oak from the old bell frame of the Cathedral Church of All Saints, Derby . The date on the beam is 1687, this being the time when "the bells were rehung by John Baxter of Laxton, Northamptonshire, Bellhanger, the same being undertaken by George Sorocold, Gentleman". The ten bells were rehung on a steel frame by Messers Taylors of Loughborough, October 1927', later fitted as table lamps, 31cm high, c.1927
Nutcrackers - a 19th century boxwood screw-action nut cracker, heart shaped aperture, drilled and chip-carved decoration, 11cm long, c.1820- 1840Reference: For similar examples see Levi, Johnathan, Treen for the Table, Antique Collectors' Club, Woodbridge 1998, p.156, pl. 12/4
A Victorian silver cylindrical mustard, the side pierced with leafy scrolls, 6cm high, London 1897; a George III Old English pattern table spoon, William Eley & William Fearn, London 1816; two pairs of George III silver sugar bows; a silver and tortoidseshell trinket box (faults); etc (qty), 396g weighable silver
An Italian Baroque design rectangular centre table, crossbanded marquetry top with carved border, the pierced frieze a pair of frieze drawers and masks to angles, spirally turned supports, geometric stretchers, bun feet, 80cm high, 150cm wide, 93cm deep, c.1900
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