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A fine William IV period mahogany writing table used by Gary Oldman as Churchill in The Darkest Hour, This fine table has an unusual, inverted breakfront outline to the front and ba...

A Fine Regency Period Tilt Top Centre or Breakfast Table, Attributed to William Trotter of Edinburgh c.1815 The table with a top diameter of five feet. The circular top with a tilti...

A Particularly Fine and Large Silkwork Picture attributed to Thomas Willis New York, of the Barque the Lord Kinnaird, Presented by Joshua S. Tucker, the Shipping Company in New York,...

A signed Water colour by Charles Dixon of yachts of Calshot in the Solent. It appears that the two gaff rigged yachts are racing and heading on port tack to the east with the steam ...

A Fine Early 20th Century Reclining Armchair Made from the Timber of HMS Renown by Hughes Bolckow & Co., c.1915 Probably originally designed for use in a grand garden, this fine cha...

A fine Gouache of the twin masted Steam Yacht Geraldine at anchor of the bay of Naples with Mount Vesuvius in the background. Geraldine ifs flying the white ensign of the Royal Yacht...

A Fine Pair of matched George IV Period Rosewood Tray Top Work Tables by Gillows, c.1825 These tables, with their wavy, rectangular tray tops supported on their end supports with t...

A Fine French Lyre Support Mahogany Centre Table, 2nd Quarter of the 19th Century c.1830 The table with a waisted plinth or platform base, the concave shaping allowing chairs to be ...

A Fine Victorian Goncalo Alves and Marquetry Centre Table Attributed to Blake and Co and E. H. Baldock c.1845 Of circular form with a sophisticated rounded tripod base with pillar s...

An Exceptional Pair of French Gothic Armchairs, c.1840 Comparative Literature A single example in oak, probably part of the same commission and with a paper label reading “Greek Ha...

A Fine Set of 10 George III Style Mahogany Dining Chairs Stamped Gillows, After Designs by Robert Manwaring c.1890 The chairs with finely crafted splats incorporating foliage, acant...

Florence Rowley Bristow Née Florence White, Rowley Bristow was a talented amateur artist who had trained in the studio of Walter Sickert at Rowlandson House. In her monograph on Sic...

Harley St. Painting By Artist Florence Rowley Bristow. Entirely Fresh to the Market Having Never Before Been Offered for Sale Florence Rowley Bristow Née Florence White, Rowley Bri...

A Fine Late Period Walter Sickert Painting, The Coffee Mill, Which is Entirely Fresh to the Market Having Never Before Been Offered for Sale Provenance Given by the artist to his st...

An Interesting Pair of William IV Card Tables, Attributed to Gillows c.1835 The tables with d-shaped rounded rectangular tops with beaded mouldings running around both parts of the ...

A near pair of Regency period rosewood sofa games tables attributed to Gillows of Lancaster, the tops with rounded ends covered in the original distressed leather, both with a centra...

A Wall-mounted Sculpture of a Curlew, Carved and Painted, Mounted on a Painted Panel, by Guy Taplin (B.1939) The work of British sculptor Guy Taplin. ( born 1939 ) Taplin, who bega...

A Wall-mounted Sculpture of Four Sandpipers, Carved, Painted and With Bound Copper Wire, Mounted on a Moulded Framed Panel, by Guy Taplin (B.1939) The work of British sculptor Guy T...

‘Mallard’, Carved and Painted, Signed and Inscribed With Title, by Guy Taplin (B.1939) The work of British sculptor Guy Taplin. ( born 1939 ) Taplin, who began his career as a bird...

A Fine Early Victorian Walnut Occasional Table with Inset Watercolour on Vellum Under Glass This interesting table, dating to c.1845, offers an intriguing glimpse in to the mind of ...

A Fine Rosewood Inverted Breakfront Chiffonier in the Manner of Gillows, c.1825 Veneered in the finest rosewood, this side cabinet with mirror display shelving above is very much in...

A Fine Pair of 1920s Walnut and Leather Wing Chairs in the Late Baroque Manner and of Baronial Size and Scale These large wing chairs are of a scale befitting of a baronial manor house or other country mansion. Of conventional form and newly upholstered in our workshops in patinated leather aged in the traditional manner, the chairs have outscrolling arms and deep backs. The backs are buttoned for that Chesterfield look. There are removable leather squab cushions as well. The upholstery nailing on the leather contrasts beautifully against the patinated hide and the frames of the pieces are executed in finely carved walnut in the late baroque manner, the front stretchers beautifully carved with figures, probably angels or putti, flanking a heart motif and probably suggesting that the chairs were made as a his and hers marital set. The short cabriole legs are reminiscent of those seen on William and Mary period pieces. The chairs were made around 1920 when there was a renewed fascination with pieces from the age of oak and walnut, leading to dealers such as Gill and Reigate, Lenygon and Morant, Druce and Co...

This fine and small revolving bookcase was made by the Manchester-based firm of Goodall, Lamb and Heighway c.1899 from salvaged materials taken from Lord Nelson’s former flagship th...

A Fine Oil on Canvas of the ‘Lass That Loved a Sailor’ by Julius Mendes Price, 1906 Depicting a finely and fashionably dressed lady, sitting on a quay staring out to sea, ships visi...

A Fine Art Deco Period Marquetry and Parquetry Jewellery Casket, Probably French c.1920 This fine jewellery box is of casket form, the interior containing a series of lift-out trays...

A Fine Late Regency Breakfront Side Cabinet by Gillows, c.1825 Executed in finely figured Goncalo Alves this breakfront side cabinet is unusual in that it retains its original pierc...

A Fine Ebony and Inlaid Jewellery box or Casket by Paul Sormani, Paris, c.1860 Of somewhat baroque form, this fine casket is ornamented throughout with inlaid brass strapwork and mo...

A relic from the family of Bounty Mutineer John Adams: An exceptionally rare documented piece of Bark Cloth from the Pitcairn Islands, with a fragment of paper pinned to it stating ‘...

A Fine Venetian Walnut and Tulipwood Bombé Commode, Italian c.1760 This fine commode is of exaggerated bombé form, meaning that the piece has double serpentine shaping to the front ...

A Fine and Highly Important Mid 18th Century Giltwood Centre Table in the Late Palladian/Early Rococo Manner, c.1745-50, Altered to Form a Centre Table in the Early 19th Century. Pr...

A Very Rare and Poignant HMS Hood Sweetheart Brooch in 18ct Gold and Enamel c.1930 Of English origin and constructed from 18ct yellow gold with painted enamel highlights. The brooch...

A Fine Early 19th Century Side Table in the William Kent Manner, English, c.1830 The table executed in giltwood with a fine central female mask set upon a shell surrounded by leafy ...

An Outstanding Quality late Regency Treen Table Fruit Press or Lemon Squeezer, English, c.1820 Designed as a miniature version of a commercial fruit press, the present piece was des...

A very large George IV plum pudding mahogany side cabinet, the shaped top above a moulded frieze with five cupboard doors interspersed between scrolling acanthus columns, the three c...

A Fine Amboyna and Marquetry Reading Table Attributed to George Blake and Edward Holmes Baldock, c.1850 This highly unusual piece of furniture incorporates a scrolling quadripartite...

A Fine and Small Oil Painting of a Ship of the Line and Other Vessels by George Chambers Snr, c.1833 Of small size and jewel-like quality, the present piece is typical of the fine q...

A Fine and Important George IV Period Rosewood Library Side Table by Gillows of Oxford Street, London, c.1825 Of symmetrical cartouche form, the table veneered in the finest rosewoo...

An Extremely Fine Pair of George III Period Mahogany Serpentine Chests of Drawers/Commodes with Stop Fluted Angles c.1765 These fine chests have pull out brushing slides over a two ...

A Fine George III Period Mahogany Navette-Shaped Wine Cooler or Jardiniere on Stand, c.1770 Of navette (tapering oval) form with integral carved scrolling handles. The piece of coop...

A Late 19th Century Walnut Glazed Cupboard Bookcase Stamped Shoelbred, Circa 1880. The top has two glazed doors with four original adjustable shelves, each with black embossed leath...

A Fine Late Regency Mahogany 7ft Diameter Dining Table, Possibly by William Trotter, the circular top supported on four tapering columns with carved mouldings which stand on an incur...

A Fine and Important Late 19th Century Giltwood Side Table in the Style of William Kent, English c.1880 This slab table, as they were known in the 18th century, supports its origina...

A Fine George IV Period Rosewood Open Bookcase or Bookstand with Cupboard c.1825, Attributed to Gillows Provenance With Moxham’s Antiques in 1995 and illustrated in the catalogue for the Winter Antiques Fair at Olympia of the year where described as ‘A rare regency pedestal bookcase...

A fine bronze naval 5 stage signalling cannon on a naval dockyard elm carriage with bronze wheels. Old repairs to the carriage. England, Circa 1820. Small naval signalling cannons, often known as signal guns or salute guns, have a rich history dating back to the late 17th and 18th centuries, serving as a non-lethal, functional, and ceremonial tool aboard ships and on land. Unlike primary armament cannons, these smaller weapons were designed to communicate and alert. Small, fireable, decorative cannons...

Model of a cannon made from bronze recovered from the the former flagship of the Royal Navy’s Western Squadron, HMS Royal George, a veteran of the Battles of Quiberon Bay (1759) and ...

A Fine French Late 19th Century Kingwood and Ormolu Mounted Bureau Plat or Writing Table in the Manner of Leon Message c.1890 The piece is of complex double serpentine form and vene...

A Fine Quality Early Victorian Period Mahogany Library or desk Armchair, c.1840 Newly upholstered in finely buttoned burgundy leather which has been subtly patinated and aged, this ...

A Scagliola Column from the Family of the Viscounts Kelmsley, England, Circa 1840. Originally intended to support a bust or other important decorative object, this column is scaglio...

A Scagliola Column from the Family of the Viscounts Kelmsley, England, Circa 1840. Originally intended to support a bust or other important decorative object, this column is scaglio...

Watercolour of Thames Barges by Frank Henry Mason. An unusual watercolour of Thames barges racing in the Thames estuary in a fresh breeze with all sails set. Both on port tack. The...

A fine Regency mahogany breakfront serving table after the designs of George Smith, retaining its original serving rail. This highly interesting table is of restrained breakfront out...

A Fine Set of Four George II Style Walnut Armchairs with Original Needlework Upholstery, c.1920 The chairs are of broadly “compass-back” form with shepherds’ crook arm supports that...

A 19th century yawl or ketch half hull model or block constructed in an interesting selection of timbers. The top plank or thwarts, stem, stern and lower keel plank are in mahogany....

A fine 19th-century half hull or block of a classic sailing yacht with painted black topsides and pitch pine planks below the waterline, set on its original mahogany backboard. Engla...

A pair of 18 inch floor standing globes by C Smith & Son, each set into a mahogany stand with a turned baluster support and three legs centred on a compass, one globe stating ‘Smith’...

Earl Nelson’s Old Sheffield Plated Heated Venison Dish or Tureen and under-plate, c.1820 This fine piece consists of a domed cover, an under-plate and a heater element beneath. The ...

An Extremely Fine French Walnut Adjustable Easel with Carved Lion Mask, c.1870 Conceived in the renaissance revival style, this fine adjustable easel is sculpted entirely from walnu...

A Victorian Walnut Miniature Table, circa 1870 Executed primarily in walnut, this fine piece of miniature furniture may have been produced for a grand baby house (dolls house) of th...

A Fine Set of 12 Mahogany Dining Chairs of Late George IV/Early William IV Period, c.1830 Made c.1830, these chairs employ the regency sabre legs but th...

A Highly Sophisticated William IV Mahogany Adjustable Combination Reading Stand/Table and Music Stand, circa 1830 Of conventional tripod form with a turned baluster stem and the leg...