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Early George III period Cuban mahogany dining table of a large size. The 'D' ends cross banded in mahogany surmount legs terminating in pad feet, with 2 drop leaf center sections, plus 2 additional leaves.
Circa 1760
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Louis XVI style mahogany extending dining table. Of Louis Phillipe period, the table has three leaves, and drop down centre legs. The perimeter legs with gilt brass capitols and caps to the feet.
Circa 1830
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A fine Irish Regency 3 pillar dining table. The figured mahogany top having a thumb nail moulding running round the edge. The tilt-tops are supported by turned baluster columns on powerful four splay bases.
Circa 1830
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Regency mahogany snap top breakfast table on reeded and ring-turned column. Its quatrefoil platform terminates in quadruped foliate scroll splayed legs, with brass caps and castors.
Circa 1820
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William IV period walnut and burl walnut breakfast table. The oval quarter-veneered top wtih amboyna crossbanding, supported by four fluted pillars from a platform centred by an urn finial, on four downswept legs with knurl toes.
Circa 1840
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George II period mahogany dining table. The oval top surmounts cabriole legs with carved scallop shells with bell flowers trailing, all terminating in pad feet.
Circa 1750
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Regency rosewood and boxwood strung octagonal centre table, in the manner of Gillows. The top with maple banding to the perimeter and along the bottom edge of the apron.
Circa 1810
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George III mahogany and fret carved serving table, in the Chinese Chippendale taste. The table is surmounted by a mid 19th century bronze faun, after the antique, from Fonderia Chiurrazzi. The cobalt and blue jar is Qing period export ware, 18th century.
Circa 1765
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Italian neo-classical side table of large size. The base with original painted and gilt decoration, surmounted by a grey marble top.
Circa 1780
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Regency period mahogany sideboard of small size. The reeded edge above a central frieze drawer stamped 'GILLOWS LANCASTER', flanked by two drawers to the left and a deep cellerette drawer to the right, on ring turned legs.
Circa 1820
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George III period mahogany bowfront sideboard. The drawers with satinwood and ebony banding, centered with lion-mask brass handles, all surmounting square tapering legs with ebony stringing above spade feet.
Circa 1790
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George III period Sheraton style demilune sideboard of large size. The well figured top above a central frieze drawer, likewise veneered in flame mahogany. The square tapering legs terminate in spade feet.
Circa 1780
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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
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George III period mahogany pembroke table. With single drawer to one side, with the legs joined by a shaped cross stretcher.
Circa 1780
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Late George III mahogany and satinwood banded Pembroke table. The rectangular top above a drawer on square tapering legs, on brass caps and castors.
Circa 1780
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Early George III mahogany card table with concertina action, in the manner of Mayhew and Ince. The knees all with foliate carving surrounding a cabochon, above scrolled feet. Unfolded, the apron extends around the entire perimeter, with the top a 19th century blue silk velvet.
Circa 1760
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A pair of George III painted pier tables in the style of Robert Adam. The tops are satinwood with harewood and tulipwood banding, inlaid with marquetry banderole and acanthus decoration.
Circa 1780
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George III mahogany and brass bound cellaret of oblong form. The inside retains its lead lined bottle divisions, with the cellaret standing on a fluted frieze and legs, with Chinoiserie brackets, all above brass castors.
Circa 1780
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Chinese lacquer and gilt tilt-top table, made for the European market. The top depicting a Chinese scene at an aristocratic court, encircled with two rows of foliate banding. The tilt-top supported by birdcage action, with the stem above a tri-form base terminating in gilt claw feet.
Circa 1840
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Late Qing period mahogany low table. The well-figured top surmounts 'cloud-lifting' stretchers and legs with hook-motif feet.
Late 19th century
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A Japanese lacquer and gilt tray, decorated with fans both open and closed. Signed 'Keizan'. Mounted on a contemporary lucite stand.
Showa period, circa 1960
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