George Oakley

With original brass lion masks and claw feet, with rare feature of a revolving compartment. Attributed to George Oakley, circa 1810.

An early 19th century Secretaire cabinet in the manner of George Oakley, the upper gilt metal gallery over a pair of glazed cabinet doors flanked by barrel form cabinet doors enclosi...

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...

A number of the design features on the bookcase are familiar motifs employed by a number of makers, including the sea-lion mounts which are drawn from Thomas Hope, the Egyptian terms...

An exceptional circa 1815 English regency period canterbury attributed to London cabinetmaker George Oakley, the brass-inlaid solid rosewood case of rectangular form with upper navet...

A fine early 19th century occasional table attributed to George Oakley in the antique taste, the top inlaid with a central star and ebonized lines.

All supported on four scroll feet with brass mounts to the outer and inner edges. Attributed to George Oakley.

The swept legs terminate at ebony florets. George Oakley was one of the foremost Regency furniture makers, a favourite of the Prince Regent, although documentation of much of his wor...

An early nineteenth century mahogany serving table, in the manner of George Oakley, with well figured d-shaped top, the single-step and ovolo moulded lip embellished with ebonised ac...

A very fine quality and rare Regency East Indian Satinwood and ebony inlaid tea caddy in the manner of George Oakley. English Regency period, circa 1810.

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

A Regency 19th century rosewood lift top side table with ratchet adjusting interior writing surface on turned and reeded legs and dog paw feet. Attributed to George Oakley.

A fine Regency rosewood games table with brass mounts; right drawer fitted for ink bottles, integral chess and backgammon boards: I was told it was by George Oakley though I need to ...

A Regency rosewood and calamander brass inlaid ormolu-mounted games table with patented "lazy tongs" action in the manner of William Wilkinson and George Oakley and bearing Russian d...

Fine Regency period rosewood library or writing table, the lobed top with satinwood banding and inlaid edge, over lyre base similarly inlaid and standing on boldly carved hairy lion ...

Four saber legs with brass paw casters. Attributed to George Oakley.

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

The brass star inlay and raised brass line 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 premises in both Bond St and The City.

These relate to dining chairs supplied by George Oakley, in 1810, to Papworth Hall, Cambridgeshire.

The decoration consists of ormolu mounts of patera, scrolls and other classical ornament and restrained brass stringing. Footnote: George Oakley, cabinet maker and upholsterer, s...

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...

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...

Dimensions in cm: Height 108 cm x Width 227 cm x Depth 68 cm Dimensions in inches: Height 3 foot, 6 inches x Width 7 foot, 5 inches x Depth 2 foot, 3 inches This sofa is very simil...

The pedestals rest over animal front paws and are carved with a total of four lion's heads in each of the front corners, a treatment that is closely related to the works of George Oa...

The breakfront bookcase retains its George Oakley trademark anthemion decorated open fret brass gallery and St.

This bookcase retains its original locks and shelves and is in fine sympathetically restored condition. George Oakley (1760-1841), was a Bond Street cabinet maker whose 'Manufactor...

Late Regency Large Neo-Classical Brass Inlaid Mahogany Serving Table with Incurving Legs c.1825 In the style of George Oakley George Oakley, (& various partners) upholsterers...

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 frieze drawers with turned knobs, a shaped gallery on three sides, elegant turned and ...

Regency Coromandel wood sofa table with exotic wood string inlay, solid top and turned stretcher, veneered end supports and brass lion paw casters on sabre legs. Attributed to George...

The centre stretcher is decorated with a solid ebony medallion and scrolled supports, above elegant splayed legs that terminate on the original brass capped castors. Note: George...

A superb quality Regency mahogany & rosewood console table with brass inlay, in the manner of George Oakley. This console table exudes exceptional quality with the elements of th...

Regency center table enriched with brass details in the manner of George Oakley. The calamander circular top with an inset ebonized border of inlaid brass stars and crossbanded edge ...

Inlaid throughout with ebony, almost certainly attributed to George Oakley. Twin drawers with lion handles, circa 1810.

Wonderfully shaped Regency kingwood tea chest in the manner of George Oakley. This fine tea chest with cavetto molding has pagoda top, inlaid brass decoration typical of George Oakle...

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 fitted with two short brass paneled drawers flanking a central tablet mounted with a...

This wonderful Regency calamander tea caddy inlaid with decorative brass typical of its period, attributable to George Oakley. George earned the accolade of royal appointment in 1799...

The firm adopted different names, depending on which family members were working for the business; they were styled Seddon Sons and Shackleton for only eight years, from 1790 until T...

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...

A fine quality 19th century London made burr ash desk circa 1870 made by R Taylor and Sons, who traded from 97 New Bond Street, London and just a few steps away from John Johnstone a...

Good colour and patina and in excellent condition. In the manner of George Oakley. George Oakley (c. 1760-1840) was established at 22 Southside, St Pauls Churchyard, and 8 Old Bo...

The highclass furniture made by George Oakley earned him a royal appointment and a contemporary reputation for Fine craftsmanship. 

A fine Regency period Carlton House desk. English, circa 1815. 'Carlton House' desks are rare, mostly dating to the late George III period, so this very fine, particularly elegant ...

It corresponds almost exactly to a design, introduced by the Covent Garden upholsterer John Taylor, who had formerly served as an 'artist' in the 'Elegant Printed Furniture Warehouse...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this very rare and highly important, Museum quality, English Tudor King Henry VII Oak tester bed made for an...

This is an example of a fine quality flame mahogany veneered jupe table made in england. These tables take approximately 10 weeks from commission and make and can also be made with ...

A very rare ‘Jupe’s’ extensible mechanical action circular dining table By Maple & Co Constructed in mahogany, rising from four ‘lions paw’ feet, which support four reeded and st...

A Rare 'Jupe's' Extensible Mechanical Action Circular Dining Table By Johnstone & Jeanes of New Bond Street Together with its original Leaf Cabinet By Johnstone & Jeanes Constructe...

A Regency style carved mahogany and parcel-gilt hall bench, the reeded solid seat with lapette carved and scroll end supports, loose button upholstered seat cushion, on turned fluted...

Circa 1802, sterling, John Roberts & Co., Sheffield, England. This very unusual tureen consists of the main tureen with an inserted vegetable dish, which is the uncommon part. Al...

Hallmarked in London in 1804 by Joseph Preedy, this remarkable pair of Antique Sterling Silver Wine Coolers are richly decorated, featuring a sculptural Bacchanalian frieze depicting...