George Oakley

George Oakley, circa 1810.

An early 19th century Secretaire cabinet in the manner of George Oakley, the upper gilt metal

The book-matched rosewood circular veneered top is intricately inlaid in brass with rosewood crossbanding and gilt brass moulding with a neoclassical motif to the top edge and a gilt...

employed by both George Oakley and George Bullock. In terms of attributing this piece to a maker, it is

George Oakley, the brass-inlaid solid rosewood case of rectangular form with upper navette-form 'rack

A fine early 19th century occasional table attributed to George Oakley in the antique taste, the

. Attributed to George Oakley.

central panel of the concave pillar is burl wood. The swept legs terminate at ebony florets. George Oakley

An early nineteenth century mahogany serving table, in the manner of George Oakley, with well

of George Oakley. English Regency period, circa 1810. A wonderful quality tea caddy, finely

banded with brass inlaid stars in the manner of George Oakley. Restorations.

on turned and reeded legs and dog paw feet. Attributed to George Oakley.

, integral chess and backgammon boards: I was told it was by George Oakley though I need to research this

" action in the manner of William Wilkinson and George Oakley and bearing Russian double eagle mounts. Some

manner of George Oakley. Rich timber and exceptional carving. A wonderfully crafted and very

. Trestle supports with lower inlaid platform. Four saber legs with brass paw casters. Attributed to George

. Most likely by Gillows of Lancaster and London or George Oakley.

decoration to this table is very similar to designs by George Oakley and John McLean

‘’George Oakley’’ is regarded as one of the premier cabinet makers of his time and operated from

, 22nd November 2007 est. £30,000-£50,000. These relate to dining chairs supplied by George Oakley, in

ornament and restrained brass stringing. Footnote: George Oakley, cabinet maker and upholsterer

Very fine English Regency rosewood sofa table circa 1820 with satinwood crossbanding and brass inlay, the perfectly sunfaded top with shaped drop flaps, all with double bands of sati...

Very fine Regency period dining table, the circular top in well figured mahogany, having wide mahogany banding and ribbed edge over turned mahogany pedestal with ebonized rings and s...

Warehouse' established in New Bond Street by George Oakley (d. 1840). Taylor's 'Dress Sofa' pattern was

corners, a treatment that is closely related to the works of George Oakley and perhaps contemporarily

The breakfront bookcase retains its George Oakley trademark anthemion decorated open fret brass

condition. George Oakley (1760-1841), was a Bond Street cabinet maker whose 'Manufactory and Magazine for

/> In the style of George Oakley George Oakley, (& various partners

With a fitted frieze drawer opening to a secretaire, flanked by hinged side drawers, above an inward curving brass-grille door enclosing two shelves, flanked by outward curvind doors...

The frieze drawer opens to reveal a fitted secretaire with two short drawers and seven pigeon holes. The bonheur du jour is of the highest quality, using well-figured coromandel vene...

Mahogany writing table in the style of Gillows by George Oakley, London. It has two cock beaded

, veneered end supports and brass lion paw casters on sabre legs. Attributed to George Oakley. A cabinet of

the original brass capped castors. Note: George Oakley was among the foremost cabinet-makers of

George Oakley. This console table exudes exceptional quality with the elements of the inlay, brass

Regency center table enriched with brass details in the manner of George Oakley. The calamander

throughout with ebony, almost certainly attributed to George Oakley. Twin drawers with lion handles, circa

Wonderfully shaped Regency kingwood tea chest in the manner of George Oakley. This fine tea chest

turned medial brace with brass inlay. English, circa 1810-20 in the manner of George Oakley.

ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE OAKLEY; The rectangular crossbanded top with brass-inlaid edge over a frieze

, attributable to George Oakley. George earned the accolade of royal appointment in 1799, based on his fine

) left to go into partnership with George Oakley in 1798. So far, three documented commissions during

The frieze drawer opens to reveal a fitted secretaire with two short drawers and seven pigeon holes. The bonheur du jour is of the highest quality, using well-figured coromandel vene...

of George Oakley who traded from 67 New Bond Street. Stamped to inner top face of the frieze

condition. In the manner of George Oakley. George Oakley (c. 1760-1840) was established at 22 Southside

A superb and unusual English Regency period library centre table, attributed to George Oakley

, mostly dating to the late George III period, so this very fine, particularly elegant Regency example

by George Oakley (d. l840). Taylor's 'Dress Sofa' pattern was published in R. Ackermann's