English
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A Carved Mahogany Kettle Stand In the Manner of Ince & Mayhew
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A Good Georgian Writing Cabinet
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A Splendid Pair of Console Tables From Shrublands Park, Coddenham, Suffolk
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A Fine End Support Table Firmly Attributed to Gillows of Lancaster
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A Highly Decorative Wine Cooler in the Graeco-Roman Taste
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A Magnificent Library Centre Table of Exhibition Quality of the George IVth Period, in the Manner of Morel & Seddon
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A Very Fine Display Cabinet by Hampton & Sons of London
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Georgian Mahogany Serving Table of the Regency Period
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Magnificent Oak Partner’s Desk made in the Gothic Manner
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George III Mahogany Partners Desk
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A Pair of Carved Mahogany Settees
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Centre Table of the Late Georgian Period
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A Fine Étagerè of the Regency Period
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A Georgian Writing Table by Gillow
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A Notable & Recorded Pair of ‘Cleopatra’ Candle Vases By Matthew Boulton
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A Rare Regency Period Work Table Attributable to James Newton
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An Elegant Regency Period Chaise Longue
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An Exceptional Cut Glass Chandelier Firmly Attributed to F & C Osler
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A Pair of Console Tables in the Neoclassical Style Firmly Attributed to Edwards & Roberts
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A Regency Period Mahogany Serving Table
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A Pair of Georgian Side Cupboards
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An Antique Mahogany Oval Partners Desk
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An Antique painted Satinwood Longcase Clock by Maple & Company
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A Pair of Bookcases of the William IV Period
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A Satinwood and Ormolu Folio Cabinet
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An Important Mahogany Library Bookcase Firmly Attributed to Gillows
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An Oak Pedestal Desk After a Design by Thomas Chippendale
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Regency Table Firmly Attributed to Gillow with Provenance to the Marchioness Dowager of Bath
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A Thomas Hope Armchair
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A Pair of Giltwood Mirrors in the George III Style
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A Fine Quarter Chiming Bracket Clock By John Bennett of Cheapside, London
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Library Table by Johnstone, Jeanes & Co.
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Armchair in the Style of the George II For Charles Tozer of Brook Street London
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A Stately Home Sized Regency Convex Mirror
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A Cabinet Stamped by Gillows of Lancaster
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A Superb Cabinet of Exhibition Quality made by James Lamb of Manchester
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An Exceptional Marquetry Writing Table Davenport
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Pair of Georgian Mahogany and Leather Library Armchairs
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A Mahogany and Brass Centre Table
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An Imposing Regency Mahogany Breakfront Library Bookcase
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A Finely Carved Library Armchair
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A Walnut Stool in the Early Georgian Manner
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A Good Regency Period Serving Table in the Manner of George Smith
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A Regency Period Games Table firmly attributed to Gillows of Lancaster
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A Wonderful Pair of Display Cabinets Firmly Attributed to Jackson & Graham of London
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An 18 Carat Gold Strawberry Set by Asprey of London After the Original by Paul de Lamerie
