Antique Jointer

Child & Child are London jewelers made up of two brothers, Walter and Harold. They founded a joint firm in 1880. This piece could be worn as a brooch or a pendant.

Showing minimal wear. There are no loose joints, but due to the style of the construction there is some natural, minor give, typical of chairs of this period.

The cabinet displays a beautiful colour and well-preserved patina, whilst being solid throughout with no loose joints. Very practical, this cabinet has a working key, with adjustable...

Features and Craftsmanship Circa 1900 Victorian Chinoiserie design Black lacquer papier mâché Decorated panels: painted on one side, inlaid on the other Structurally sound with...

Moreover, at Ephesos two colossal joint cult images of the deified Augustus and his wife, the deified Livia, had crosses cut into their foreheads before they were later broken up int...

The three drawers are inset and all show large, hand-made dovetail joints. The drawer fronts are decorated with a simple line of inlay, which adds depth to the piece and maintains it...

The commode features three inset drawers, all with beautiful hand-made dovetail joints and decorated on the front with diagonal walnut veneer framed by oak veneer.

The chest of drawers features three inset drawers with large, hand-made dovetail joints and decorated on the front with hand-carved molding.

Crafted in hardwood carved and jointed to imitate bamboo culms and nodes, the tables display careful attention to proportion and surface detail.

A treat for the living room or home library. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home.

Exceptional example, with grand proportion and visual appearance Displays a desirable aged patina and in good original order Quality oak stocks with fine grain interest and an abunda...

Solid in construction, with good joints throughout, it is offered waxed, polished and ready to place in the home.

Handle:- Cork covered, 16 ½ ins. Joints:- Spiral "Lockfast". Ring:- Agate, throughout.

Features and Craftsmanship 19th century Structurally sound with no loose joints Mahogany construction Twin pedestal legs with brass table forks and decorative brass castors Blac...

Features and Craftsmanship 19th century Structurally sound with no loose joints Drawers slide freely Brushing slide surface pulls out at the top Later brassware handles which su...

This would have been part of a full size mannequin with a ball joint in the heal and fully articulated. Some areas of loss around the ankle rim, age related wear, knocks and discolou...

This dramatic composition focuses on the sculptural interplay of metal plates, rivets, and joints, rendered with remarkable sensitivity to light, shadow, and surface texture.

Superior estate piece, with wonderful carved motif and bold figural form Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order throughout Fine Scottish oak with deep caramel hues and ap...

The solid walnut top has a couple of very slight splits to the construction where the original joints on the edges, seen in the images. This is part and parcel of what sometimes happ...

The porcelain body is covered in a pale white glaze, with details picked out in underglaze blue across the mane, brows, tail, and joints. The manes are formed from coiled curls arran...

The linear drawers seem to hover within the open frame, creating a sense of suspension and lightness despite the solidity of the jacarandá. Every joint and edge is executed with quie...

The shade is attached to the frame via a joint, allowing for easy movement and precise light direction.

The top provides an open display area, supported by a through-tenon and pegged joint uniting the arched side supports, each decorated with trefoils and three ball details, and finish...

Constructed from solid oak planks with pegged joints, it remains strong and practical, raised on its original stile feet.

Generous size for informal dining, with the added appeal of folding for occasional use. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home.

Ideal for bedroom, dressing room or refined interior spaces. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home.

This pattern is also found on the drawer fronts, whose bodies are traditionally hand-joined (dovetail joints). Inside, the cabinet has one continuous shelf on each of the two levels.

A shapely pair of curved stretchers adjoin the flat back legs with stylised rosettes to the front joints. In good condition with excellent colour and grain throughout.

At Thurber’s Art Galleries in Chicago, he was the subject of a solo show in 1916 and a joint exhibition (with Charles Warren Eaton) in 1918, both of which were covered in feature art...

The trestle leg sections are attached to the tabletop with sliding dovetail joints, and are assembled with an “atarugado” technique using only wooden dowels, with no metal screws or ...

The rectangular top has a beautifully cross banded edge, this has two drawers also with cross banded edges, brass handles and fine, hand cut dovetailed joints. There is a useful lowe...

The drawer shows beautiful, large, hand-made dovetail joints. The legs are hand-turned in a bobbin pattern followed by thinner disks sitting on blocks where the I stretcher is mortis...

Crafted from solid pine, the chairs are assembled entirely with mortise and tenon joints. They feature an old ochre-yellow paint finish that has worn away over time in a characterist...

Features & Craftsmanship 19th century Structurally sound with no loose joints Mahogany construction Condition Very good antique condition overall, showing expected signs of age, inc...

The top features two chestnut boards with ogee edges that are pegged to the flat apron, where we find a single inset drawer with beautiful, hand-made dovetail joints. Overall this i...

The work on the panels, moldings, and joints reflects the fine cabinetmaking craftsmanship typical of the 19th century.

Crafted from solid pine, it is assembled entirely with mortise and tenon joints. This particular piece features an old, light-brown paint finish that has worn away characteristically...

The turned supports and legs are crisply executed, with squared block joints articulating the transitions between uprights and rails.

Made from solid teak wood, it features panelled sides, intricately turned, tapering legs set on original iron casters and has a very handy large, dovetail jointed drawer with a secre...

All limbs are articulated on the second joints and can be positioned differently. As an ornamental display item, this type of item is known in Japanese as Jizai Okimono.

The chair retains finely carved frame of decorative details typical of Louis XVI furniture pieces: neoclassical rosette set within a block joint enclosing the seat, with fluted detai...

Solid and well made, it has no loose joints or signs of woodworm. The original mirrored glass is in good antique condition, showing light oxidation, minor scratches, and other age-r...

The frame is traditionally made using mortise and tenon joints secured with pegs, as you would expect of the period.

All drawers show beautiful and large hand-made dovetail joints. The top and the sides show the same decoration of the drawer fronts with the addition of cross-banded veneer placed ar...

Drawers are constructed via rabbet joint and showcase beautiful period brass hardware with figural northwind faces and baroque style handles.

Structurally sound with no loose joints and no signs of woodworm. There are minor historic knocks, marks, and small repairs to the woodwork; all consistent with age and use, these co...

Features & Craftsmanship • c.1900 • Structurally sound, no loose joints • Mahogany construction with marquetry inlays • Brass side handles Condition Report In good antique condi...

The stand sits very sturdily and has no loose joints or woodworm. This piece was previously used by a prop hire company and may well featured on film sets.

It features a substantial 3cm thick single-plank top with chamfered corners above three dovetail-jointed oak-lined drawers and three shelved cupboards.

The expansion of exportation and trade that had bolstered the arts during the Ming era continued, as Qing dynasty furniture involved the same attention to craftsmanship with expert c...

Both are solidly constructed with no loose joints or signs of woodworm. The inlaid mahogany detailing and period ormolu brass castors add decorative appeal.

The table top consists of only two wide boards that have a natural visible joint in the center. Height to the apron is 57 cm.

Features Late 19th century Later black paint/lacquer finish Structurally sound, no loose joints Original mirrored glass Condition In very good antique condition overall, with minor ...

Brass collar mounts reinforce the lower joints, adding both structural emphasis and a refined decorative contrast.

Exceptional proportion, ideally suited to a hotel reception or large estate Displays a desirable aged patina and in good original order Select oak stocks present fine grain interest ...

A striking addition to the study, hall, or fireside, offering both historical interest and decorative refinement. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home.

The table is fitted with a single drawer constructed with dovetail joints and finished with a wooden knob and scalloped apron.

The commode features three inset drawers and with beautiful hand-made dovetail joints. The drawer fronts are decorated with cross-banded walnut veneer, giving the commode beautiful s...

Features & Craftsmanship • 19th century • Constructed from pitch pine and pine • Structurally sound with no loose joints Condition Report In good antique condition overall, show...

Features c. 1925 Beech and softwood construction with decorative veneers Structurally sound, no loose joints Condition Good antique condition overall, showing expected signs of age ...