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Click here to subscribeA pine side table, late 18th/early 19th century, the scrub top above a buff-coloured base with line-work and a laurel-wreath design to the frieze (decoration refreshed)70 x 94 x 50cmStructurally sound with no play in the jointssome marks on the top and signs of previous paint Decoration refreshed but has a mellow colour which looks authentic
A southern Italian ebony, ivory and bone inlaid table cabinet on stand, 17th century, the central pedimented door flanked by a pair of columns concealing three hidden drawers, further surrounded by an arrangement of seven drawers, six decorated with twelve engraved panels strengthened with ink depicting scenes of hunting and pastoral life, with further engraved panels to the sides and top, on a later oak 18th century stand with barley twist legs united by a stretcher 37 x 77.5 x 30cm - the cabinet 106 x 81 x 32cm - with stand This item is offered for sale in accordance with the Ivory Act 2018 and has been assigned an exemption certificate Ref. No. 34RXETE3 Dryness in appearance to top with some veneers lifting, some small areas of loss of veneers overall, one drawer knob missing together with supporting vertical veneer, lock escutcheon missing as well as foot of columns, loss of one knob to interior drawer, some areas of replacement to engraved pictorial panels
A Chinese blue and white porcelain wine cup, Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Emperor, circa 1700, painted with a scholar and maiden near a table with brush pot and pens, four character Chengua mark 4 x 6.7cm diameter; another similar with two men and a cart near a willow 4.1 x 6.8cm Scholar - hairline crackCart - glaze pimples internally. Tiny rim faults.
A Hoshiapur brass inlaid and chequer strung occasional table, circa 1900, the brass-edged octagonal top profusely inlaid with brass and ebony, the sides with brass inlaid panels above mihrabs, ebony and boxwood chequer banding50 x 51cm diameterA good quality example with chequer banding throughoutsome of the brass inlay is missing from the top. The sides appear all intactone corner section of the brass edging to the top is detached but present and could be re-pinned.Good colour and structurally sound having been adapted with blocks to the underside to prevent it from being collapsed(the blocks can easily be removed)
An early Victorian mahogany writing table, the rounded rectangular top inset with tooled leather writing surface, the frieze with two drawers and turned knob handles opposed by two dummy drawers, on turned and octagonal tapered legs, with brass caps and castors, 113 x 64 x 73cms high.
An unusual late Georgian mahogany extending Pembroke dining table, the rounded rectangular swivel top opening to receive an additional extra leaf, false drawer on each side, raised on reeded Gillows style legs with brass caps and castors, 130 (195 open) x 127 x 72cm high.
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