William Kent

Wonderfully carved George II Giltwood Pier Mirror, in the manner of William Kent, with a swan's

Pair of beautifully carved English George II William Kent style console tables.

In the manor of William Kent With a fine marble top with gilt bronze mounts, circa mid-19th

The William Kentian style pediment with a crest and cartouche centred with patera above 'C' scrolls

A grand William Kent style burl elm and gilded frame from England circa 1875 enclosing the original

cabriole legs. C.1730. Similar chair designs have been made by William Kent. Measures - 94cm H x 56cm D x

William Kent. Each with a leaf-carved pediment above a shell, the bevelled rectangular plate with ribbon

designs of the renowned architect and furniture designer William Kent (1685-1748). William Kent was a

decorated with the architectural Palladian vocabulary associated with the work of William Kent. This mirror

A pair of console tables in the manner of William Kent, with marble tops supported by a carved and

George II period mahogany pier or console table, in the manner of William Kent. The carved cabriole

Very fine connoisseur antique english Regency style pier table in the manner of William Kent, circa

Finely carved pine mirror in the style of William Kent, with outset corners and multiple borders

A George II white painted architectural overmantle mirror in the manner of William Kent with an

Extremely detailed English carved pine mantel in the manner of William Kent. The firebox opening

this piece to The Royal Barge produced by shipwright John hall to a William Kent design in 1732. The

English architect and furniture designer William Kent.

A George II boldly carved marble-topped giltwood console in the manner of William Kent. The fret

George II freestanding mahogany corner cupboard in the manner of William Kent, the upper section

A George II period giltwood overmantel mirror, in the manner of William Kent. The rectangular frame

Mercury silvered glass probably original, water-gilding restored. This is a William Kent

Mercury silvered glass probably original; water-gilding restored. This is a William

George II carved giltwood mirror in the manner of William Kent, circa 1740. The top has foliate

with central William Kent style Eagle, leading down to carved classical foliate detail and cherubs

, the mirror plate within a foliate carved and gilt slip. It is unusual to find a William Kent design

contemporary furniture beginning in the 1760's with the influence of William Kent and his "Palladian" designs

symbolism often associated with English architect William Kent. Its centrepiece is a finely carved eagle

William Sidney Cooper British, (1854-1927) At Herne, Kent Oil on canvas, signed & dated 1921

William Kent and adopted by Chippendale, and the latter's girandole shaped escutcheons. If one were to

in the West Harling sale in 1929 including Lot 99 ‘ A William Kent mahogany cabinet’. Similarly in

elements in the Palladian style, a form strongly associated with William Kent, its main proponent.

to an unknown sculptor working circa 1740 for William Kent on behalf of Lord Burlington at Chiswick

. Comparable to pieces by William Kent. To judge from its grandeur it was clearly made for a house or estate

A good pair of early 20th century carved pine console tables. The frieze heavily carved with Greek key design. The marble tops probably later.

An important Kentian walnut easy chair with scrolled crest, flared arms and square cabriole legs with gilt carved acanthus knees, English, George II, circa 1735. A great find! All or...

William Kent's Hall at Houghton Hall, Norfolk. Originally a copy was also located in Lord Burlington's

favori di pubblico e critica, grazie soprattutto al giudizio dell’architetto paesaggista William Kent

represented by the imbricated scales wreathing the hollow-moulded frames. A favorite motif of William Kent

Gold Cup, designed by William Kent for Colonel James Pelham, private secretary to the Prince of Wales

A magnificent pair of carved and gilded wooden console tables, in the manner of William Kent

Wonderful 20th C hall mirror in the style of William Kent. Dimensions 37 inches (94 cms) wide

Significant gilt carved wood mirror in the style of William Kent. Broken arch pediment top with

Rare 19th Century gilt overmantel mirror after William Kent featuring an intricately carved

A pair of fine English William Kent style carved and painted classical mirrors.

A large pair of English architectural William Kent style mirrors. In carved and painted mahogany.   

A 19th century William & Kent style console made from mahogany wood. Very detailed carvings, shells

A footstool after a design by William Kent Of 'X' frame form, the four swept legs, terminating

Wonderful rare pair of early Georgian giltwood pier mirrors in the manner of William Kent (English

Charles Pollock for William Switzer William Kent Bench Giltwood Bench

A pair of large English heavily carved mahogany and water gilded mirrors in the manner of William

A pair of large English Country house carved mahogany console tables in the manner of William Kent

A pair of large English Country House carved mahogany console tables in the manner of William Kent

A richly carved late 19th century Irish giltwood console table in the William Kent style, the

A large English console table in the manner of William Kent in a wonderfully un-restored condition

Period George II mahogany armchair in the manner of William Kent. --Original and well carved

William Kent (18th Century Royal Architect); the antiqued rectangular plate within a boldly carved ogee

An Architectural mid 18th century carved giltwood looking glass in the manner of William Kent.