William Kent

A very large English carved and water gilded stool frame in the manner of William Kent. To be

A large English console table in the manner of William Kent, finely carved with the original gesso

A large English console table in the manner of William Kent, finely carved with the original gesso

A large English console table in the manner of William Kent, finely carved with the original gesso

A large English console table in the manner of William Kent, finely carved with the original gesso

A large English console table in the manner of William Kent, finely carved with the original gesso

A large English console table in the manner of William Kent, finely carved with the original gesso

Pair of Wonderfully Carved Eagle Console Tables in the George II Style of William Kent. Roman

A fine English carved and water gilded console table in the manner of William Kent. The

A large English George III mahogany demi lune console table in the manner of William Kent. Finely

A fine English carved and water gilded console table in the manner of William Kent. The Neo

An unusual and unique bowl meticulously hand-carved from a single piece of walnut with a small round bowl center. The suggested head and tail resembles that of an animal.

This is a superbly carved center table in the manner of William Kent, a designer from the 1700s in

William Kent and Matthias Lock, the honed Belgian black marble slab top with 'demi bullnose' edge atop

, William Kent 1740, Thomas Chippendale, twin pedestal double sided partners desk RRP £73,000 Where to

style of William Kent. Having carved Eagles between the swan neck pediment. Carved and gilded egg and

This truly fantastic pair of carved and giltwood pier, or console tables are of William Kent design

. Crafted in the manner of the great William Kent, these tables were owned by the Earl of Kinnoull, possibly

A Cavalier Toby Jug by William Kent, circa 1900, Staffordshire, England. The Cavalier in 17th

The moulded rectangular verde antico marble top above the naively carved frieze centred by eagle masks, on cabriole legs with acanthus carved knees and ball and claw feet.

Original aged mirror. Pediment with carved phoenix. Composite garland trailing on each down each side of the mirror.

With perfectly burnished surface with wonderful gilt accents with broken arch pediment with central cartouche over a mirror plate set in a conforming frame with bead and reel and aca...

A stunning antique marble top gilt wood console side table. This was made in England, it dates from around the 1930’s. The quality is outstanding, this has fine and intricate carvin...

Period George II large scale looking glass of rectangular form having scrolling crest pediment suspending curling acanthus floral pendants flanking a "C" scrolled leaf cartouche and ...

A pair of George II carved giltwood lion’s pelt overdoors, in the manner of William Kent, circa

Pair of mid-20th century Staffordshire spaniels, made by and marked William Kent Ltd. The mark was

19th century pair of gilded demi-lune window seats in the style of William Kent. The frames are

A pair of late 19th century painted console tables in the manner of William Kent, with Greek key

A pair of late 19th century painted console tables in the manner of William Kent, with Greek key

A George II carved pinewood overdoor, in the manner of William Kent, the deep cornice with ovolo

A Fine and Dramatic Console Table in the Manner of William Kent Constructed in ebonized and

the manner of William Kent, the preeminent architect and designer of the early Georgian period. The

Pair of George II Giltwood Pier Mirrors, circa 1740, in the manner of William Kent, each of

creative powers of William Kent (1685-1748), one of the preeminent British designers and architects of the

A pair of oak torcheres in William Kent style with gilt applique decoration.

A GRAINED PINE AND PARCEL-GILT SETTEE AFTER WILLIAM KENT, ATTRIBUTED TO LENYGON & MORANT, CIRCA

Mid Nineteenth Century Dolphin Parcel Gilt Console Table with Marble Top in the style of William

credited to the artist/architect William Kent (d. 1748), who was appointed Master Mason of King George II's

In the manner of William Kent. Rectangular with carved egg and dart carving and sand textured inner

A fine George II gilt-wood mirror in the manner of William Kent, circa 1740. With original

These urns are copied from William Kent’s original design for Alexander Pope’s garden at Twickenham

In the manner of William Kent, having rectangular tops above waisted tapering columns on stepped

George II style carved giltwood stool in the manner of William Kent, with a boldly carved shell

William Kent with swags, scrolls and lion masks and paw feet.

William Kent having superb carving and gilding by a master hand and bold architectural proportions. Grand

In the manner of William Kent, each moulded cornice with dentil frieze above a pair of wirework

Manner of William Kent, Continental, 20th century. A George II style marble top and gilt bronze

later William Kent design gesso decorated Kit Kat frame. The picture as it is now is of a large-scale

a wonderful pair of small consoles after William Kent. Both heavily carved and gilded.

A dramatic English Portland Stone fireplace echoing the Palladian style revived by William Kent and

In the manner of William Kent, a magnificent pair of 19 century English Georg II style eagle

William Hinn style Kent Coffey "The Auburn" mid century walnut and pecan highboy dresser Dresser

William Hinn style Kent Coffey mid century auburn walnut and pecan 9 drawer lowboy dresser Dresser

example of English craftsmanship in the school of William Kent/John Vardy. Beautifully and intricately

tables owe their design as much to William Kent as to Robert Adam and are an unusual combination of both

Isaac Ware (1704-1766) after an original design by William Kent (1685-1748). Circa 1755. The

design by William Kent. Ca 1735-1740, the crown in the form of an Ionic capital over a possibly unique