We found 1181627 price guide item(s) matching your search
There are 1181627 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribe- List
- Grid
-
1181627 item(s)/page
A rare and unusual early 19th Century Chinese hardwood ten fold Table Screen, with carved and stained ivory panels depicting typical Chinese celebratory scenes, with music, dance, dragons, and scribes, the reverse with eight smaller carved and coloured scenes depicting interiors of family life, all mounted in centre, approx. 155cms (61") long opened; 22cms (8 3/4") high (each panel). (1)
An extremely fine 20th Century copy of a highly important George II Irish Mask Serving Table, possibly Limerick, the heavy mahogany top over moulded stained resin body with profusely decorated and pierced frieze, with centre basket and with masked shells, flowers, scrolls and branches, on four mask legs with hairy paw feet, 259cms (8'6") long x 82cms (32") deep approx. (1)
The Mitford Family Table A highly important and extremely fine kingwood brass inlaid and ormolu mounted Library Table, by Henry Dasson of Paris, signed and dated 1887, the attractive segmented and crossbanded top with heavy gadrooned ormolu rim, fitted with two frieze drawers, with drop down fronts recessed brass panels and swaged handles, with further small drawers either side, each end on four brass capped tapering inlaid legs, with galleried platform stretchers joined by a double stretcher, with central ormolu acanthus roundel, on square brass toupee feet, 201cms (79") long, 104cms (41") deep and 98cms (38 1/2") high approx. (1) Provenance: Purchased originally by Algernon Bertram Mitford (1st Lord Redesdale), Batsford House, Gloucestershire, from Henri Dasson of London; then inherited by his 2nd son David Mitford (2nd Lord Redesdale); then given to his daughter The Hon. Diana Mitford who married firstly Bryan Guinness and secondly Sir Oswald Mosley; then given to her 2nd son Desmond Guinness (founder of the Irish Georgian Society, historian and author); and then given to the present owner, his son Patrick Guinness.
A mahogany bow-fronted serving table:, in the Hepplewhite taste, the fluted frieze with carved fleur de lys and wheat ear motifs centred by a central panel with urn, scrolling foliage and paterae, containing two short drawers on square tapered fluted legs, terminating in spade feet, 169cm (5ft 6 1/2in) long.
A mid 18th Century mahogany reading table:, the rectangular adjustable ratchetted top fitted with a ledge, having sliding candle stands to either side, the single frieze drawer to one side having a quarter drawer within, on adjustable brass mounted central column and tripod splayed legs, terminating in pointed pad feet with castors, 61cm (2ft) wide.
A George III mahogany and inlaid oval Pembroke table:, crossbanded in kingwood bordered with boxwood and chequer strung lines, the hinged top with a moulded edge, the frieze fitted with a drawer on square tapered legs, terminating in brass cappings and castors, the top 81cm (2ft 8in) x 104cm (3ft 5in) extended.
An early George III blind fret carved mahogany rectangular card table:, in the Chinese Chippendale taste, the baize lined hinged top with a moulded edge and rounded corners, having a fluted frieze, on square chamfered legs with Gothic arch ornament, headed with pierced fret spandrels, 91.5cm (3ft) wide.
A Regency mahogany breakfast table:, the rectangular snap top with a wide cross banded border and a moulded edge and rounded corners, on a turned central column and reeded quadruped splayed legs, terminating in brass lions claw cappings and castors, the top 152.5cm (5ft) x 107cm (3ft 6in).
A Regency mahogany and inlaid sofa table:, bordered with ebonised lines, the hinged top with a wide rosewood cross banded border and rounded corners, containing two short frieze drawers, on solid standard lyre shaped end and dual splayed legs, united by a turned stretcher, terminating in brass lions claw cappings and castors, the top 65.5cm (2ft 1 3/4in) x 141cm (4ft 7 1/2in) extended.
A Regency mahogany drop flap breakfast table:, the hinged top with rounded corners and a reeded edge, fitted with an ebony strung frieze drawer to either end on turned central column and quadruped splayed legs, terminating in brass cappings and castors, the top 91.5cm (3ft) x 100.5cm (3ft 3 1/2in) extended.
A Regency mahogany rectangular console table:, the frieze with a central reeded ebonised lozenge panel with stellar and crescent moon ornament, on reeded scroll front supports, headed with gilt brass rosette ornament, on a plinth base, 117.5cm (3ft 10 1/4in) long, 92.5cm (3ft 0 1/2in) high.
A Regency mahogany, inlaid and giltwood circular breakfast table:, bordered with brass and ebony lines, the snap top with a wide rosewood crossbanded border on polygonal column with giltwood foliate band at the base, trefoil platform and brass lion's claw and scroll decorated feet, terminating in castors, 127cm (4ft 2in) diameter.
A Regency rosewood and brass inlaid sofa table:, bordered with lines and decorated with foliate designs, the hinged top with rounded corners, the frieze fitted with two short drawers on central curved pillar support, quatrefoil platform and quadruped splayed legs, terminating in brass lion's claw cappings and castors, the top 66cm (2ft 2in) x 143cm (4ft 8 1/4in) extended.
A mahogany and brass mounted writing table of military type:, the rectangular top inset with a divided panel of tooled leather and with a brass bound edge, containing five short drawers about a kneehole centre with recessed handles, on square tapered legs, terminating in brass spade feet, the top 123cm (4ft 0 1/4in) x 54cm (1ft 9 1/4in).
A Victorian walnut, ebonised, inlaid and gilt metal mounted rectangular card table:, bordered with boxwood and ebonised lines and decorated with stylised foliate scroll designs, the baize lined hinged swivel quarter veneered top with rounded corners and an ebonised moulded edge on turned simulated fluted column end and dual splayed legs, with pendant husk ornament united by a turned and simulated fluted stretcher, terminating in foliate capped scroll feet and castors, 92cm (3ft 0 1/4in).
A 19th Century mahogany drop flap campaign table:, the hinged top with rounded corners, the front with arched apron and enclosed compartment with recessed brass handle, on turned tapered legs, terminating in brass cappings and castors, the top 50cm (1ft 7 3/4in) x 106cm (3ft 5 3/4in) extended.
A late 18th Century Dutch Gonzalo Alves and marquetry inlaid card table:, of D shaped outline, crossbanded and bordered with boxwood and ebony lines, the baize lined hinged top with a central oval wrythen fan medallion within a satinwood band with flowerheads and husks, the quarter veneered apron decorated with paterae and swags of husks, on square tapered legs with pendant husk ornament, terminating in spade feet, 94cm (3ft 1in) across.
A Continental cream decorated and gilt gesso rectangular console table and mirror:, the mirror with egg and dart cornice and square plate within a gilt foliate slip flanked by pilasters with pedestal urns of floral foliage, the console with a rectangular green variegated marble top on pilaster uprights with raised urns of foliage, the back with a female mask within a palmette and trumpets and foliage on a concave plinth base, 168cm (5ft 6 1/2in) wide, 247cm (8ft 1 1/4in) high.
An impressive Art Deco walnut and coromandel veneered dining room suite:, comprising a dining table of rectangular shape with polygonal ends and plate glass top on twin octagonal pedestal bases with maple veneered canted angles, the top 244cm (8ft) long x 110cm (3ft 7 1/4in) x 77cm (2ft 6 1/4in) high, a sideboard of bowed breakfront outline, fitted with two drawers enclosed by a pair of doors flanked by an enclosed pedestal cupboard to either side, 194cm (6ft 4 1/4in) long, a bow fronted serving table fitted with two deep drawers on canted trestle end supports, 140cm (4ft 7in) wide and a set of eight dining chairs with tulip shaped backs and ivory leather bowed seats on polygonal tapered legs, including a pair of elbow chairs with outswept arm supports. * Labelled Frank Tyler & Co, House Furnishers 107 to 111 Newington Butts, London, SE11. * Provenance: Rainbow, Avenue Road, Torquay - Lot 758 - 27th February 2002.
An Art Deco style walnut dining table:, with a rectangular quarter veneered top and with maple veneered underside, having two extension end leaves mounted on chromium lopers, the bow sided central pedestal on a plinth base, the top 109cm (3ft 7in) x 205.5cm (6ft 9in) and with two additional leaves extending to 297.5cm (9ft 9 1/4in).
A collection of 'Lizardman' oak dining room furniture:, comprising an octagonal dining table with adzed top on crucifom base with curved uprights, 137cm (4ft 6in) across, a set of eight dining chairs with basket weave lattice panel backs, having upholstered slip in seats on chamfered legs united by stretchers, a rectangular low sideboard with adzed top and ledge back containing three central drawers flanked by a pair of enclosed panelled cupboards and with panelled sides on octagonal supports , 183cm (6ft) long and a standing corner display cabinet, enclosed by a leaded glazed panel door above a panelled door below flanked by panelled canted angles, on a plinth base, 74cm (2ft 5in) across, 193cm (6ft 4in) high. Each piece carved with a lizard.
A French carved walnut dining suite of Art Nouveau design:, decorated with vine leaves and bunches of grapes comprising a sideboard cabinet of bow front outline with cartouche shaped bevelled mirror back and peach variegated marble top, fitted with a central drawer and enclosed by a moulded panel door below, flanked by open shelves to either side, on shaped block feet, 125cm (4ft 1in) wide, a pedestal side/display cabinet with bow fronted centre surmounted by a panel of peach variegated marble and with drawer and cupboard below, flanked by a full length enclosed cupboard to either side with glazed upper sections and adjustable shelves with moulded panels below, 190cm (6ft 2 3/4in) wide, an oval extending dining table with centre leaf on moulded and splayed legs, united by curved stretchers, the top 119cm (3ft 11in) x 195cm (6ft 4 3/4in) extended and a set of six dining chairs with brass studded brown leather panel backs and bowed seats, on moulded legs and splayed feet.
A Regency mahogany three pillar D end dining table:, the top with a reeded edge, on triple turned column supports and quadruple hipped and splayed legs, terminating in brass cappings and castors, the top 155cm (5ft 1in) x 265.5cm (8ft 8 1/2in) and with two additional leaves extending to 396cm (13ft). *Provenance Rockbeare Manor, Exeter, Devon.
A George III mahogany sideboard table:, of arc outline with a plain top, the fluted frieze with a central panel decorated with ribbon tied pendant husks centred by a paterae roundel, on square fluted tapered legs terminating in spade feet, 10ft 4in (315cm) across, maximum, 3ft (91.5cm) high. *Provenance Rockbeare Manor, Exeter, Devon. *The pair of George III mahogany pedestal urns attributed to Thomas Chippendale and which previously flanked this table were sold in these rooms on 24th April 2013. A somewhat similar serving table designed by Robert Adam is illustrated in 18th Century English Furniture, The Norman Adams Tradition p255. The provenance being Woolverstone Hall, Suffolk, the Seat of the Berners family.
![Loading...](/content/bs/images/ajax-loader.gif)
-
1181627 item(s)/page