Over the decades we have been fortunate to have handled some wonderful pieces, that are in a now in various collections around the world.
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Notable Sales
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A William and Mary Marquetry cabinet on stand
English circa 1690 -
A superb GEORGE II GILTWOOD CONSOLE TABLE
english, circa 1740 Width: 50" 128 cm
Depth: 26" 51 cm
Height: 33" 82 cm
SOLD
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The Rockefeller Breakfront
English, circa 1765 -
A Large Pair of George III Giltwood Girandoles
English, circa 1765 -
A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III MAHOGANY HALL CHAIRS. ATTRIBUTED TO MAYHEW & INCE
English, circa 1770 -
The Chirk Castle Breakfront Cabinet
English, circa 1760 -
An Exceptional George I walnut wIng Chair, covered in 18th Century Floral Needlework
English, circa 1725 -
Lord Monson's Wanstead House Chairs. Attributed to James Moore
English, circa 1720 -
A George I Burr Walnut & Walnut Armchair
English, circa 1720 -
A George II Mahogany Triple Chair Back Settee
English, circa 1740 -
An Exceptional George III Mahogany Fretwork Silver table
English, circa 1770 -
A pair of George III mahogany Gainsborough chairs
English, circa 1770 -
A Rare Queen Anne Walnut Escutcheon back chair
English, circa 1715 -
An Important Pair of George II Burr Walnut Side Chairs
English, circa 1740 -
A Rare Queen Anne Japaned Secretarie Cabinet
English, circa 1715 -
An Exceptional William & Mary Marquetry Chest
English, circa 1690 -
An Exceptional Quality George III Giltwood Girandole Attributed to Thomas Johnson
English, circa 1770 -
A George III Giltwood Mirror
English ,circa 1765 -
A Rare William & Mary Walnut and Marquetry Escritoire
English, circa 1690 -
A George III Carved Mahogany Side Table.
English, Circa 1765 -
A rare pair of Queen Anne Burr walnut card tables
English, circa 1715 -
A Exceptional George I Burr walnut bureau Cabinet
English, circa 1725 -
A superb pair of George I burr walnut side chairs. Attributed to Giles Grendy
English, circa 1730 -
A George III Mahogany Tripod Table
English, circa 1765 -
A George II Carved Walnut Side Table. Attributed to Giles Grendy
English, circa 1740 -
The Linley Hall Commodes
English, circa 1810
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