Exemplary Very Small George I Figured Walnut Escritoire with Provenance c. 1720

A particularly fine quality Georgian Gainsborough chair. This exceptional example in superb original condition and extremely comfortable. Recently upholstered in a Chinoiserie old ...

A very small and charming 17th century oak coaching table with a really excellent natural and deep patina and a great colour. Pretty and original and dating from c. 1670. The top ...

A very charming and original Queen Anne period solid oak supper table of small and elegant proportions. The two drop leaves and original drawer with engraved and cast brass handle ov...

An extremely fine quality and original early George I chest on stand. Principally of a rich oak flecked with pale medullary rays and with rare and beautiful laburnum crossbanding to...

The tripartite feet with leafy gilded shoulders rising to meet winged bronze panthers, beautifully modelled and with rich dark brown patina. Their heads rest on substantial clawed pa...

With a fabulous colour and in excellent original condition this beautiful walnut lowboy dates from c. 1730 and has two short over one long drawer with original oak linings. The dra...

A fine and rare early 18th-century compact George I figured walnut bachelors chest The quarter veneered feather and crossbanded top opens on original hinges to reveal a veneered int...

A fine English period George I secretary bureau escritoire or scriptor of figured patinated walnut from the 18th century featuring original s...

Truly a spectacular example of its kind, this grand secretary grabs your attention with its broken arch pediment and doesn't let go until you admire the original bracket feet. In bet...

Rectangular cornice over a single door with mirror, the desk section with fold down writing surface opening to a nicely fitted interior and sliding panel opening to a well, all over ...

A very fine antique George II figured and inlaid walnut bureau bookcase/secretary, circa 1750. The bookcase secretary in two secrions, the upper bookcase having a stepped crown with twin arched mirrored doors below, the mirror to the right side having a reversed engraved flower and the doors enclosing three adjustable shelves. The base having a fall front with a fitted writing surface, the interior is extravagantly fitted with eight pigeonholes, six drawers with a central carved arched door flanked with ribbed columns. The door having a secret switch to the inside allowing the whole 'box' to be withdrawn, therefore providing access to two secret drawers to the verso. The base having twin pull-out lopers to support the fall front, below are four long and two short drawers, the cabinet is raised on bracket feet. The bookcase secretary is made from the finest figured walnut which is crossbanded & inlaid with satinwood stringing, the cabinet has all the original brass handles, lockplates/escutcheons. This is a very fine quality early Georgian bookcase secretary...

With broken arch pediment and inset mirror over a pair of arched mirror doors opening to shelves and drawers, the base with a slant lid hinged w...