Late 19th Century English Oak and Brass Miniature Cannon

Late 19th century English oil on board painting depicting a view of Appledore on the North Devon coast. The composition captures the town nestled against the shoreline with sailing v...

Whimsical and richly detailed, this English traveling trunk from the 19th century features hand-painted decoration in the form of a stately brick façade with painted windows, columns...

A 19th C. English giltwood mirror in the Egyptian Revival style with distinctive ebonized pharaoh masks at each corner. The frame features rope-twist and beaded inner borders with tr...

An English traveling trunk clad in vivid red leather and trimmed with brass tacks and banding. Raised on a custom red-painted base with shaped bracket feet, the trunk features side c...

A late 19th century oak presentation wheelbarrow Commemorating the Great Western Railway Extension The presentation wheelbarrow carved from oak with finely carved ivy leaves and ...

A fabulous and unusual pair of finely hand carved late 19th Century wooden cannons of miniature proportions for interior display and would be stunning situated on either side of a la...

A delightful Regency Period burr oak miniature chest having Superbly figured top above two short & three long drawers with Original brass knobs flanked by elegant fluted stiles raised on Original brass ball feet (Often much debate is had as to whether miniature furniture was made as an apprentice piece, which is when a craftsmen who is looking for a job at a workshop would create something to showcase their talents, or whether it was made as a travelling salesmans sample piece, which is when a few articles were made as scale models in advance of a road trip during which the salesman would travel the country showing prospective clients the kind of items they could produce back at the workshop and take orders from. This particular miniature chest of drawers is probably the latter and would have been made as a sample piece. The construction is exquisite and the attention to tiny detail phenomenal in all honesty. They work that would have gone into constructing this with all of its fine details would actually have been more of a challenge and taken a more skilled craftsmen than its full size counterparts would have done. It is also super quality and unusual being constructed from burr oak which has taken on an exceptional rich colour and patina over the years of its life. A really quite charming piece of antique miniature furniture...

Late 19th century copper & brass bugle, English. Military Regimental Crest of the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Regiment (1881-2006 when folded into the Royal Regiment of Scotland)...