Posts Tagged ‘kingwood’
Wednesday, January 6th, 2010
VICTORIAN, EDWARDIAN FURNITURE, A Victorian rosewood Canterbury, A Victorian rosewood pedestal Table, Dwarf Bookcase
A George Ill-style mahogany four-poster Bed, circa 1900, with key pattern cornice and damask-lined canopy, with twin receded baluster pillars and damask drapes, the box-spring
base with a feather mattress, on square lock feet and castors, 142cm. wide; 4ft. 8in.
A George Ill-style mahogany [...]
Tags: arched back, Armchair, armchairs, bookcase, Cabriole, cabriole leg, CHAIRS, chest, corinthian pillars, cornice, CUPBOARDS, display cabinet, display cabinets, DRAWERS, dressing table, EDWARDIAN, edwardian furniture, frieze drawers, George II-style, George Il-style, George Ill-style, key pattern, kingwood, mahogany, mirror, ormolu mounts, pedestal, pedestal table, plate glass, poster bed, Queen Anne, rosewood, satinwood, Serpentine, spring base, square legs, Table, VICTORIAN, walnut
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Wednesday, January 6th, 2010
George IV gilt-framed convex Wall Mirror, George III carved walnut Armchair Frame, satinwood semi-circular Card Table
A George III small mahogany
Sideboard, circa 1800, with kingwood
banding and satinwood stringing, the
cutlery drawer above a tambour
cupboard flanked by a pair of deep
drawers, 90cm. high by 122cm. wide;
2ft. 11 !/2in. by 4ft.
A Regency mahogany four-tier Whatnot, circa 1810, with ring [...]
Tags: A George IV, adjustable shelves, Armchair, cabriole legs, cane seats, Chair, CHAIRS, chest, cutlery drawer, DRAWERS, dressing table, foliate, FRENCH, french manner, George HI, George III, george iv, green baize, guilloche, kingwood, leaf scroll, lozenge, mahogany, mahogany sideboard, mirror, pattern, pedestal base, Regency, satinwood, Settee, sideboard, Sofa, sofa table, square legs, Table, upholstery, wall mirror, walnut, Whatnot, william iv, yew wood
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Wednesday, January 6th, 2010
A George III oak Dresser, A George III ivory painted Settee, A George III satinwood Pembroke Table, A Regency rosewood Games Table
A George III oak Dresser, circa
1770, the raised open-shelf back above
three drawers, on tapered square legs,
197cm. high by 156cm. wide; oft. 5l/nn.
An Italian walnut Cass one, circa
1690, hinged cover with a den tilled
frieze, the [...]
Tags: Bedside, bedside commode, brass grille, burr walnut, castors, cornice, cupboard, cutlery, DRAWERS, Dressing, dressing table, frieze, George III, ITALIAN, italian walnut, kingwood, mahogany, Oak, satinwood, Serpentine, sideboard, silk panels, square legs, wardrobe, William
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Friday, January 1st, 2010
French carved rosewood and upholstered Suite of Seat Furniture, Louis XV-style kingwood and marquetry Writing Table, French boulle and ebonised Pier Cabinet
A French carved rosewood and upholstered Suite of Seat Furniture, covered in nailed turquoise dralon, the moulded frames with foliate motifs, on cabriole legs, comprising: four
Salon Chairs, a pair of Armchairs and a Canape, [...]
Tags: A George III-style, A George IV, A Louis XV-style, armchairs, Bonheur, boulle, cabinet, Cabriole, cabriole legs, CHAIRS, chest, commode, corinthian pilasters, cornice, display cabinet, dralon, drapery, DRAWERS, foliate, FRENCH, frieze, FRONT, FRUITWOOD, furniture, George II, george iv, green marble, H A Louis XV-style, inlaid, ITALIAN, kingwood, Louis XV, louis xv style, mahogany, medallion, Oak, paper labels, parquetry, pearl accessories, plinth, porcelain, rosewood, salon chairs, Serpentine, Sevres-style, South German, stretcher, writing table
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Friday, January 1st, 2010
Victorian rosewood and amboyna Table Cabinet, George III small mahogany Dressing Table Mirror, George IV papier-mache Tea Caddy
A George III mahogany converted
Knife Box, with ivory star
inlaid cover and chevron stringing, with
silver-coloured metal escutcheon and
handle, the interior now with stationery
compartments, .cm. wide. Win.
A Victorian rosewood and
amboyna Table Cabinet, with
satinwood banding and ebonised
stringing, the pair of doors [...]
Tags: A George IV, A Queen Anne, amboyna, bun feet, Caddy A George III, chest, DRAWERS, dressing table, dressing table mirror, EDWARDIAN, feet cm, FRONT, George, George II, George III, george iv, initials, inlaid, ivory star, kingwood, mahogany, medallion, olivewood, pearl accessories, plinth, Regency, rosewood, satinwood, side, tea caddy, Thomas Hope, tripod table, Veneered, veneers, VICTORIAN, walnut, watered silk, WIIIiam
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Friday, January 1st, 2010
WALNUT OCCASIONAL TABLE, ANTIQUE BOW-FRONT CHEST, GILT-METAL MOUNTED TABLE, ANTIQUE WARDROBE
A WALNUT OCCASIONAL TABLE, Victorian, with circular top and triform galleried undertier, cm. high
A SET OF TWELVE BEECHWOOD CHAIRS, Louis XVI style, with oval button upholstered backs and bowed seats, on fluted turned legs
AN ANTIQUE EXTENDING DINING TABLE, Regency, comprising: two D-shaped ends and a [...]
Tags: 18th century, 19th century, Antique, antique chest, beechwood, bevelled glass, BURR-VENEERED, BURR-VENEERED TABLE, Cabriole, cabriole legs, CHAIRS, commode, cupboard, DINING, George, george i, George III, kingwood, Louis XV, louis xv style, louis xvi style, Marble, Martin, mouldings, occasional table, Queen Anne, queen anne style, upholstery, vernis martin, WALNUTX-FRAME
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Saturday, November 14th, 2009
FRENCH CHESTS AND CHESTS OF DRAWERS About 1675-1760
Polychrome bootie commode, about 1700.
Lidded chests continue to be made, but mainly in rural areas; regional variations become firmly established.
Chests of drawers in mid-17thC styles also made in provinces until well after 1700, but in major centres, panelled ends give way to flush surfaces, applied mouldings disappear from [...]
Tags: cabriole legs, chests of drawers, commode, DRAWERS, FRENCH, italian renaissance, kingwood, louis xiv, Louis XV, Marble, Renaissance, rococo period, Venice
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