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ZC1515 Victorian Pine Corner Cabinet

An Attractive Victorian Pine Corner Cabinet With Overhung Cornice And Two Panel Doors Above Two Further Panel Doors, The Interior Shelved.

1850mm High x 705mm Deep Each Side x 1015mm Wide Across Front.

The Top Half With Significant Apertures In The Back For The Location And Wiring Of Various Tech. A Small TV Will Fit And Is Available If Required.

CD1528 Mid Century French Marble Top Coffee Table

A Mid Century French Low Rectangular Coffee Table With Pink Marble Top And Dark Stained Beech Stand With Ormolu Mounts And Tapering Fluted Legs.

1172mm Wide x 576mm Deep x 460mm High.

Purchased In Paris In The 1950's. Stylish! And Very Functional!

A Good Looking Victorian Walnut Chess Table With Hinged Shaped Leaves, Frieze Drawer,
Ring Turned Pedestal And Spreading Pierced And Moulded Legs.
755mm Wide Flaps Up x 474mm Wide Flaps Down x 450mm Deep x 805mm High.
Circa 1870.
Good Functional Condition.


 

 

ZD292 Victorian Oak Wellington Chest

A Victorian Oak Wellington Chest Of Typical Form With Slightly Overhung Top, 7 Graduated Long Drawers, Plinth Base And Locking Bar - Key Absent. 

545mm Wide x 393mm Deep x 988mm High

Circa 1870.

Recently Cleaned And Waxed, Small Minor Veneer Loss To Top Back Right, Otherwise Good Used Functional Condition. Not A Lot Of Money For A Wellington Chest.

A George IV Mahogany Folding Top Tea Table With Crossbanded Top And Similar Interior, Rounded Ends, Frieze With Brass Inlaid Stringing And Turned Legs;
Original Brass Hardware.
910mm Wide x 449mm Folded x 892mm Extended x 774mm High.
Circa 1830.
A Very Smart Side Table, Beautifully Figured Mahogany.

J508 William IV Mahogany Plain Toilet Mirror

A Good Looking William IV Mahogany Plain Toilet Mirror With Rectangular Frame, Original Degraded Plate, Turned And Moulded Supports And Stepped Platform Base.

567mm Wide x 221mm Deep x 544mm High.

Good Condition With Beautiful Colour Although It'd Have To Be Said Problematic For Painting The Face - The Mirror Is Quite Degraded, Great If You're After The Country House Shabby Chic Look. Cheap.

ZD197 Late 19thC Camphor Rectangular Chest

A Good Looking Late 19thC Camphor Rectangular Chest With Vacant Brass Escutcheon, Fitted Interior Including Lift Out Tray, Exposed Dovetails, Metal Side Lifting Handles And Fixed Plinth Base.

800mm Wide x 380mm Deep x 355mm High.

Circa 1900.

Excellent Condition.

A George III Mahogany 5 Drawer Chest With Line Inlaid Top, Moulded Edge,
2 Short Over 3 Long Drawers, Original Brass Escutcheons And Locks, Replaced Turned Wood Handles And Bracket Feet.
1107mm Wide x 525mm Deep x 977mm High.
Circa 1800.
Small Cockbeading Losses, A Totally Stable 400mm Crack To The Top - See Photo,  Not Especially Conspicuous,
Smooth Running Drawers, Great Colour, Presents Well.

 

 

ZD220 Wheelback Windsor Chair

A Good Looking George III Early 19thC Yew, Beech And Elm County Windsor Chair With Wheel Back, Figured Elm Saddle Seat And Turned Legs United By Plain Turned Stretchers.

480mm Wide Across Seat x 998mm High x 440mm Hight Floor To Top Of Seat.

Circa 1820.

A Good Looking Country Chair In Great Functional Condition.

ZD52 George III Windsor Chair

A Statuesque George III Elm, Ash And Yew Windsor Elbow Chair With High Arched Back, Plain Turned Spindles, Extended Elbow Rests, Shaped Saddle Seat And Ring Turned Legs With Plain Turned Stretchers,

512mm Wide x 485mm Deep x 1117mm High.

Circa 1820.

The Nicely Figured Elm Seat With Stamped Makers Monogram - JOA? To Rear - The Seat Front With Small (50mm) Totally Stable Crack, One Top Spindle Stable But With Small Movement, Very Nice Original Colour, Recently Waxed, Extremely Comfortable, Fabulous Understated Elegant Form. What A Lovely Chair!

ZD23 George IV Rosewood Davenport

A Magnificent George IV Rosewood Slide Top Davenport, Attributed To Gillows, With Three Quarter Spindle Turned Gallery, Tooled Slope Top Writing Surface Pulling Forward On A Slide, Fitted Interior Featuring Drawers, Sophisticated Hinged Swing Out Fitted Pen And Ink Tray  Above 4 Graduated Long Drawers, The Opposing Side With A Pull Out Slide Above False Drawers And Carved Gadrooned Feet With Original Recessed Metal Casters, The Front And Back Panelled; All Original Brass Locks And Escutcheons Present; Bears Retailers Mark For "M. WILSON GREAT QUEEN STREET."

595mm Wide x 645mm Deep x 895mm High To Top Of Gallery x 670mm To Top Of Base

Excellent Functioning Condition With Smooth Sliding Action, Drawers Running Smooth, Knocks And Scuffs Commensurate With Age.

Thomas Wilson, And Later His Widow Mary, Are Recorded As Being Retailers Of Furniture From Their Queen Street, London, Premises For The First 40 Odd Years Of The 19thC.

A Most Decorative 18thC French Provincial Pine Marriage Commode With Overhung Top Featuring Moulded Edge And Canted Sides, Inlaid Frieze Featuring Lozenges And A Star, 2 Panel Cupboards With Asymmetric Mouldings, Projecting Carved Escutcheons, Original Iron Hinges, Panel Sides, Shelved Interior, Shaped Apron Carved In Low Relief With Tendril Linked Hearts And Squat Cabriole Legs.
1412mm Wide x 502mm Deep x 1048mm High.
Circa 1800.
Signs Of Long Defunct Worm To The Legs And Back, MAF Were All Over It When Imported In 2006, There Will Not Be Anything Living In This After The Extensive Fumigation Treatment It Received At That Time; Knocks And Scuffs Commensurate With Age, The Top Likely Replaced At Some Time, Very Decorative And Functional - Make A Great Drinks Cabinet, Glasses And Bottles Will Fit A Treat.
Purchased By The Previous Owner When Living In The Les Landes Region, Situated Just North Of The Pyrenees In South West France Where This Form Is Apparently Generic.
 

A Very Nice Large Victorian Mahogany Wardrobe With Projecting Cornice, Arched Double Panel Doors, Fitted Interior Featuring Original Floral Paper Lining, Drawers With Recessed Military Style Handles, Linen Type Slides And A Hanging Space, On Plinth Base; Divine Gilt Metal Pineapple Handle.
1510mm across the cornice; 1345mm across the body; 568mm Deep; 2006mm High
Excellent Condition, One Small Piece Of Cornice Back Side Missing, Great Colour, The Original Paper Lining A Bonus.

A Set Of 4 George II Walnut Dining Chairs With Shaped Crest Rails, Shaped Vase Shape Splats, Drop In Seats And Cabriole Legs With Raised Pad Feet.
510mm Wide Across Seat x 378mm Deep Front To Bottom Of Splat x 997mm High x 493mm High Floor To Top Of Seat.
Circa 1730.
Various Old Repairs Including To Bottom Of One Leg, One With Extensive Repair To Seat Blocks And Supports, 2 Only With Stretchers, Seat Covers Functional But A Little Tired, Legs Chamfered To All Sides, Solid And Functional, The Shaped Backs Making For Comfortable Sitting, Not A Lot Of Money For A Set Of Chairs Nigh On 300 Years Old!

 

A Small Early 20thC Cedar Arts & Crafts Chair With Narrow Back Incorporating A Pierced Heart,
Shaped Seat, 3 Turned Legs And Incised Foliate Decoration,
268mm Wide x 337mm Deep x 892mm High.
Circa 1920.
Good Condition.
 

A Late 19thC Georgian Style Almost Circular Oak Dining Table,
With 6 Plank Top And Tapering Square Section Legs.
1175mm Diameter x 1200mm Diameter x 734mm High.
Circa 1900.
A Very Comfortable 4 Seater, A Cosy 6.
Good Condition.

ZD84 George III Oak Dresser Base

A Most Elegant George III Oak Dresser Base With Simple Low Back, Top With Moulded Edge, 3 Crossbanded Frieze Drawers With Original Drop Brass Handles And Shaped Escutcheons, Shaped Frieze And Cabriole Legs.

1874mm Wide x 469mm Deep x 735mm High x 890mm High Including Back.

Circa 1780.

Evidence Of Various Modifications To The Back Over The Years, Original Lock To Central Drawer, Presents Very Well, Superb Colour, Priced To Sell, Could've Put Closer To $5k On This.

An Early George III Mahogany Fold Over Card/Gaming Table With Exaggerated Ears Over A Plain Frieze On Four Hinged Well Shaped Moulded Legs Terminating In Pad Feet, The Interior Featuring Later Baized Surface With Counter Wells And Candle Coasters.
685mm Wide x 785mm Wide Over Ears x
335mm Deep x 665mm Unfolded x 710mm High.
Circa 1760.
Excellent Condition With Great Colour.

ZC865 George III Chippendale Style Mahogany Fretwork Mirror

A Small George III Chippendale Style Mahogany Wall Mirror With Fret Carved Frame Featuring A Ho-Ho Bird.

631mm x 373mm

Lovely Colour, Couple Of Old Inconspicuous Repairs, Original Mirror Partially Distressed But Functioning Well.

A Late 19thC Chippendale Style Small Wine Table With Pie Crust Edge Circular Top And Tripod Pedestal
With Carved Acanthus And Ball And Claw Feet.
Circa 1880.
510mm Diameter x 627mm High.
Lovely Small Proportions, Crisply Carved, A Quality Little Table.
 

CD1532 George III Brass Inlaid Sofa Table

A Sophisticated Quality George III Brass Inlaid Rosewood Sofa Table In The Manner Of John McLean, With Drop Flap Ends, Lyre Supports, Down Swept Brass Inlaid And Brass Capped Feet

1488mm Wide x 655mm Deep x 730mm High.

Circa 1815

Some Brass Inlay Slightly Lifting, A Few Small Veneer Chips, Presents Well And Can Be Used With No Further Attention. Connoisseurs Of Sofa Tables Will Always Recommend Those More Elegant Examples Without The Central Stretcher. In Former Times No One Would Have Batted An Eyelid At A $15k Price Tag - Really, This Table Is Being Given Away.

ZD213 Early 18thC English Oak Sideboard

A Large Early 18thC English Oak Sideboard, Formerly A Coffer But Now With Fixed Top And Shelved Interior, With Moulded Edge, Panel Doors Flanking Fixed Central Panel, Shelved Interior And Applied Moulded Edge Above Bracket Feet; Old Brass Hinges And Original Cut Brass Escutcheon.

1460mm Wide x 550mm Deep x 835mm High.

Circa 1700.

Functions Well As A Sideboard, Fantastic Figured Oak With A Venerable Aspect, Looks Its Age But With No Condition Issues, Quite Heavy .

Purchased For A Few Thousand Dollars Many Years Ago From Don Melville On The North Shore, Now Practically Being Given Away.

ZC287 20thC Regency Style Convex Mirror

An Early 20thC Regency Style Circular Convex Glass Mirror With Gilded Frame Featuring Ball Mounts And Ebonised Slip.

512mm Diameter.

Good Condition, Looks The Part At A Fraction The Price Of The Real Thing - A Period Mirror Will Be A Lot More!

ZD3 George III Mahogany Chest Of Drawers

A Stunning Small Proportion George III Mahogany Chest Of Drawers With Moulded Edge, 4 Graduated Oak Lined Long Drawers, Old Sympathetically Replaced Brass Handles And Original Brass Escutcheons And Plain Bracket Feet; Bears BADA Sticker

810mm Wide x 470mm Deep x 800mm High

Circa 1780.

What A Sweetheart! These Little Chests Are Not Easy To Find. Small Enough To Serve As A Bedside Chest. Good Functioning Condition, Knocks And Scuffs Commensurate With Age, Old Satisfactory Repair To Oak Lining Of Bottom Drawers,  Lovely Colour.

ZD67 19thC Pine Chest Of Drawers

A Good Looking 19thC Pine 5 Drawer Chest With Moulded Edge, 2 Short Over 3 Graduated Long Drawers, Turned Bun Handles, Original Locks And Escutcheons And Bracket Feet With Shaped Apron.

1025mm Wide x 460mm Deep x 1000mm High.

Circa 1860.

Slightly Shabby Chic Aspect, Especially To The Moulded Edge, Probably Been Stripped In The Past, Totally Functional With Smooth Running Drawers, A Very Pleasing Welll Proportioned Shape, Cheap As Chips.

ZD179 19thC Carolean Style High Back Wing Chair

A Large 19thC Carolean Style Oak High Back Wing Chair With  Pronounced Wings, Rolled  Elbow Rests And Carved Legs Featuring Scroll Feet, Carved Front Stretcher And Turned "H" Stretcher With Outstretched Rear Feet.

730mm Wide Across Elbow Rests x 710mm Deep Across Feet x 1410mm High.

Circa 1850.

Structurally Sound, The Cotton Upholstery Tired And Stained., A Great Reupholstery Project For The Decorator.

Provenance : Sir Stanley Baldwin.

ZD180 George III Mahogany Serpentine Front Window Seat

Wow! A Totally Gorgeous George III Mahogany Serpentine Front Window Seat With Rolled Arm Rests And Carved Cabriole Legs Front And Rear.

1320mm Wide x 460mm Deep x 655mm High.

Circa 1760.

Very Rare, Very Desirable, When Reupholstered Of A Quality To Grace Any Top UK Furniture Dealer's Grosvenor House Stand, Never To Seen In NZ Again!

Provenance : Sir Stanley Baldwin.

ZD5 Late 17th/ Early 18thC Oak Joint Stools

Wow! A Near Pair Of Late 17th/Early 18thC Oak Joint Stools With Old Tapestry Fragment Stuffover Tasseled Seats, Carved Fretwork Friezes, Ring Turned Legs And All Round Well Worn Plain Stretchers.

420mm Wide x 255mm Deep x 540mm High.

Circa 1700.

Very Well Worn Original Condition, Sitting Firm And Solid.

Once In The Past I Had The Privilege Of Offering A Small Clutch Of Period Joint Stools, This Is The Second Time In Over 40 Years In The Trade. Virtually Unobtainable Locally. Prohibitively Expensive In The UK, These Are Really Good!

Upholstered Seats On Joint Stools Are Rare And  Often Referred To As "Cushion Stooles." An Early Mention Of Such Stools Was In The 1594 Inventory Of Sir Thomas Fairfax .."little stooles covered in green clothe and frindged with green silke."

ZD190 George III Brass Bound Black Leather Chest

A Stylish George III Brass Mounted Black Leather Covered Camphor Travelling Chest With Pronounced Brass Stud Work And Heavy Duty Lifting Handles, The Lid With Original Brass Support.

910mm Wide x 460mm Deep x 415mm High.

Circa 1800.

Excellent Used Condition, A Perfect Coffee Table.

ZC794 George III Oak Bureau Desk

A Very Nice Looking George III Oak Bureau Desk With Fitted Inerior Featuring Pigeon Holes,  Drawers And Secret Drawers, Fall Distinguished By Wide Reeded Edges, Lopers, 4 Graduated Long Drawers With Original Iron Locks And Bracket Feet.

902mm Wide x 512mm Deep x 1002mm High.

Circa 1760.

Lovely Colour, Venerable Wear,

Nice Compact Proportions, Swan Neck Handles Appropriately Replaced, The Reeded Edges A Very Nice Touch - Elevates From The Ordinary.

A Late 19thC Flemish Walnut Open Armchair, Fauteuil, With Upholstered Back And Seat,
Pronounced Elbow Rests Carved With Acanthus, Moulded Legs With Acanthus Carved Terminals And "H" Stretcher.
An Imposing But Very Comfortable Chair.

 

 

ZD14 Edwardian 17thC Style Gateleg Table

A Small And Functional Edwardian 17thC Style Drop Leaf Oval Occasional Table On Baluster Turned Legs And Gates.

273mm Wide Flaps Down x 640mm Wide Flaps Up x 552mm Deep x 512mm High.

Circa 1910.

Good Condition, A Tiny Bit Rubbed Here And There Mentioned For Accuracy Only,

A Lovely Little Table For A Guest Or To Pour From. Modestly Priced.

A Pair Of Late 19thC Ladder Back Rush Seat Chairs With Slender Horizontal Splats, Rush Seats And Tapering Circular Section Legs With Pad Feet.
415mm Across Seats x 878mm High.
Circa 1880.
One Rerushed And In Good Condition, The Other Original Rush Which, Whilst Quite Functional, Is Beginning To Detach, And Also, The Frame Whilst Not Loose And Quite Sturdy, One Foot Is Chipped; Both Frames Original Untouched Condition. 
 

An Attractive Small Victorian Mahogany Chest With Blank Brass Escutcheon, Side Handles,
Panel Front And Sides And Plinth Base On Casters.
670mm Wide x 395mm Deep x 450mm High
Good Functional Condition, The Top With Stable Crack.
 

 

A George III Mahogany Crossbanded Oak Bow Front Hanging Corner Cabinet With Swan Neck Pediment, Painted Interior And Ivory Lozenge Shape Escutcheons.
1010mm High.
Circa 1800.
 

Price: SOLD
Stock Number: CD615

CD1500 George III Mahogany Stick Barometer

A Good Looking George III Mahogany Stick Barometer, The Case Featuring Broken  Neck Pediment And Finial, The Brass Face With Engraved Makers Mark For "????? Joe To Sort" Holborn London.

945mm High.

Circa 1800.

CD1518 George III Walnut Stool

An Attractive George III Walnut Stool With Contemporary Drop In Linen Upholstered Seat Featuring Oriental Style Foliage On Pink/Red Ground, Walnut Frame With Moulded Edges And Cabriole Legs With Pronounced Knees And Pad Feet.

500mm Wide Across Knees x 425mm Deep Across Knees x 500mm High.

Circa 1760.

A Very Good Looking Functional Stool, The Upholstery New And Untouched.

A Good Looking English 17thC Panel Oak Bible Box With Hinged Cover, Notched And Moulded Edge,
Old Iron Hardware Featuring A Lock With Swivelling Cover And Three Sides
With Channel Carving Above Slightly Everted Moulded Base. The Back Stamped Twice "CD" Which Will Be Owners Initials.
545mm Wide x 475mm Deep x 260mm High
Circa 1680.
The Top With Small Hole - Part Of Original Locking Device Now Absent, The Top With Stable Crack,
Superb Colour And Patination - Redolent Of Antiquity, Good Functional Condition For Someone Seeking A Home For The Family Bible.
 

ZD2 George III Mahogany Chest Of Drawers

A Gorgeous Small And Plain George III Mahogany Chest Of Drawers With Slightly Overhung Top, 4 Graduated Long Drawers, Turned Handles, Brass Escutcheons And Slightly Shaped Bracket Feet.

715mm Wide x 474mm Deep x 723mm High.

Circa 1800.

Excellent Condition, Drawers Run Smoothly, Fabulous Diminutive Proportions, Plain, Unpretentious And Divine.
 

ZD17 19thC Circular Stone Mortar And Stand

ZD19 George II Walnut Bureau

A George II Walnut Bureau Desk With Fitted Interior Featuring Cupboard, Pigeon Holes And Drawers (One Secret) Above Lopers, 2 Short And 3 Graduated Long Drawers On Bracket Feet; All Brass Hardware Original.

920mm Wide x 520mm Deep x 1092mm High.

Circa 1730.

Evidence Of Old Woodworm Here And There - Small Limited Patches, Very Very Old And Long Defunct, Minor Veneer Losses Here And There, Drawers Run OK, Nice Sophisticated Interior, Great Colour, We Have Not Touched It, Being Sold As Found.

ZC838 George III Mahogany Serving Table

A Most Elegant Geroge III Early 19thC Mahogany Long Narrow Serving Table With Wide Crossbanded Top, Slightly Bowed Breakfront, 2 Drawers Centred On A Carved Shell And Channelled Square Section Legs With Block Feet.

1748mm Wide x 655mm Deep x 835mm High.

Circa 1820.

Superb Original Condition, Quality Figured Mahogany, Very Fine Dovetailed Drawers And A Most Elegant Aspect - You Will Not Find Another Locally.

Provenance : Culachy House, Inverness, Scotland.

 

CD1534 George III Mahogany Full Length Mirror

A Most Elegant George III Mahogany Full Length Dressing Or Cheval Mirror, The Rectangular Mirror With Reeded Edge, The Stand With Flame Finials, Original Brass Hardware, Acanthus Carved Supports, Turned And Fluted Cross Stretchers And Acanthus Capped Paw Feet

573mm Wide x 515mm High x 1685mm High.

Great Shape, Highly Functional, The Mirror Frame And The Stand In Contrasting Colours.

ZC793 17thC English Oak Coffer

A Small Late 17thC English Oak Coffer With 2 Plank Top, Moulded Edge, Iron Lock And Hinges, Candlebox And Two Panel Front Carved With Lozenges Between Carved Rope Twist Supports Extending To Stile Feet.

940mm Wide x 473mm Deep x 565mm High.

Circa 1700.

Nice Compact Proportions - This Will Go Anywhere - Fabulous Colour.