Rare Anglo-Indian carved ebony armchair with all over leaf, vine and floral carved decoration, with a shaped crestrail above twist turned spindles and shaped baserail, the rectangular uprights surmounted by leaf-carved finials join the slightly downswepts similarly carved armrests and the caned, drop in seat surrounded by carved seatrails and raised on twist turned legs joined by a shaped and carved box stretcher. Coromandel Coast, Circa 1660-1680. See the Victoria & Albert Museum (museum n ...click for details
George III upholstered armchair in mahogany, having shaped crestrail, cyma curved armrests with later molded supports and straight, chamfered legs joined by an "H" stretcher. Circa 1790-1800.
Height: 39", Width: 23.5", Depth: 21"
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Fine antique English Regency games table in mahogany inlaid with rosewood, having a hinged rectangular top with rounded corners that swivels and opens to a brown, tooled leather playing surface; the whole supported by a shaped pillar standing on a similarly shaped platform and four downswept legs ending in brass paw-form castors. Circa 1816-1820. (veneer patch and slight warp to top).
Fine 18th Century English Chippendale sidechair in mahogany, having a shaped and carved crestrail above an openwork splat, over-uphosstered seat and straight mounded legs joined by an H stretcher. Circa 1770
Fine antique English butlers
tray on stand in mahogany,
having a rectangular top with
a gallery and handholds, and
a ring turned folding stand.
Circa 1780-1820.
Height to top of gallery: 34
Length: 30
Width: 22
Antique English Lap Desk
in walnut and rosewood,
heavily inlaid with brass,
having a rectangular top
opening to a fitted interior
with baize writing surface,
pen and inkwells and
hidden drawers.
Now mounted on a stand.
Circa 1860.
Rare antique English percussion
shot gun and case, on a later
stand, by Lewis and Tomes,
England, having an inlaid stock
with brass mending plate and
wrapped Damascus steel
barrels inlaid with a hunt scene.
Circa 1830-50.
Antique English lap desk in rosewood with extensive line and dot brass inlay: the rectangular lid opens to a fitted interior with sloped writing surface, pen and ink wells and secret drawers. Circa 1830,
now on modern stand.
Fine set of six antique incised oak dining chairs, having
shaped crest rail, stiles and carved splat, all with geometric incising; similarly incised skirt and turned, tapered and reeded front legs ending in casters. Probably English, circa 1870-80.
Height: 34.5
Width: 19.5
Depth: 19
