George III mahogany and satinwood crossbanded Pembroke table. The well figured and satinwood crossbanded top surmounts a curved frieze with a functional drawer to the front and a dummy drawer to the rear. The square tapering legs terminate in brass caps and castors.

Circa 1790

Late George III satinwood Pembroke table, crossbanded in rosewood and tulipwood, with the tapering legs inlaid with tulipwood lines. The frieze and dummy drawers are both bounded by rosewood and tulipwood panels.

Circa 1800

Late George III period demilune mahogany and crossbanded tea table. The demilune top with inlaid stringing and tulipwood crossbanding, surmounting a frieze with checker and tulipwood banding, supported by square legs with boxwood stringing.

Circa 1800

George III tripod table of small size. The rectangular tilt top surmounts a gun barrel pedestal and tripod cabriole legs.

Circa 1760

Early George III mahogany tea table.

George II period tripod table. The dished mahogany top above birdcage support on a 'gun-barrel' stem on tripod arched cabriole legs terminating in pad feet.

Circa 1750

George IV rosewood occasional table on a twisted gadrooned support and gilt metal lobed feet.

Circa 1830

George III mahogany Pembroke Table. The rectangular hinged top in flame mahogany veneer, with frieze drawer, raised on square molded chamfered legs headed with stylized leaf and C-scroll spandrels and joined by a pierced X-form undertier, terminating in brass castors. Derived from a design by Thomas Chippendale.

Circa 1780

Early George III period mahogany urn table. The carved top surmounts a frieze with gadrooning below. The cabriole legs are carved in low relief with an acanthus motif, terminating in French scroll feet.

Circa 1760

A pair of Venetian carved and gilt walnut consoles. The herm figures at the front corners, with swagged garlands and the feet carved in a double 'S' curve.

Venice, mid 19th century