Collections: Library
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A Pair of Library Armchairs of the Late Georgian Period
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An Astrological Centre Table Firmly Attributed to Maple & Co
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A Regency Double Sided Bookcase
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A Carved Oak Barometer
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A Pair of St James's Club Library Armchairs
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An Ebonised Writing Desk
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A Walnut Serpentine Card Table Firmly Attributed to Gillows
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A Late Georgian Octagonal Library Table
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A Pair of Gainsborough Library Armchairs Taken from a design By Thomas Chippendale
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A Pedestal Desk in the French Empire Manner
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A Bureau Plat in the Louis XIV Manner By Toms and Luscombe
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A Pair of Armchairs stamped Veuve Meunier of Paris
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An Ensemble de Bureau in the Louis XVI Taste
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An Imposing Regency Mahogany Breakfront Library Bookcase
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A Very Fine Bibliothèque in the Empire Taste
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A Regency Mahogany Secretaire Bookcase
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An Unusual Revolving Display Cabinet
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An Elkington Silver Standish of Chilean Historical Importance
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A Late Georgian Table in the Gillows Manner
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A Library Bookcase in the Manner of the Adam Brothers
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A Thomas Hope Armchair
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A Regency Table Firmly Attributed to Gillow with Provenance to the Marchioness Dowager of Bath
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A Fine Bureau Plat in the Manner of André-Charles Boulle
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A Good Pair of Louis XVI Period Fauteuils a la Reine
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An Oak Pedestal Desk After a Design by Thomas Chippendale
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A Mahogany and Ormolu Mounted William IV Games Table
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A Large Black Forest Antique Mantle Clock
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A Mahogany Library Bookcase Firmly Attributed to Gillows
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A Satinwood and Ormolu Folio Cabinet
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A Pair of Bookcases of the William IV Period
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A Louis XVI Centre Writing Table in the Aesthetic Taste, Firmly Attributed to Holland & Son
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An Antique Mahogany Oval Partners Desk
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A Library Table of the Regency Period in the Manner of Marsh & Tatham
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A Stationary Box Firmly Attributed to Giovanni Battista Gatti
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An Elegant Regency Period Chaise Longue
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A French Mantle Clock of the Charles X Period
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A Magnificent Cartonnier in the Louis XVI Manner after the Original Creation Made by Simon Oeben
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A Georgian Writing Table by Gillow
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A Marquetry and Gilt Bronze Secretaire by Rogie after the original in the Wallace Collection
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A Fine Étagerè of the Regency Period
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A George III Mahogany Partners Desk
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A Magnificent Oak Partner’s Desk made in the Gothic Manner
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A Fine Antique Library Armchair
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A Whimsical Black Forest Book Rack, probably by Arnold Ruef
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A Fine Pair of Pedestal Desks in the Regency Manner
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A Porcelain mounted Bureau Plat in the Manner of Edward Holmes Baldock
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A Fine End Support Table Firmly Attributed to Gillows of Lancaster
