Pair of Early Victorian Ebony Side Cabinets Attributed to Jackson & Graham

A FRENCH EBONY AND EBONISED SIDE CABINET, CIRCA 1840. The door from a 17th century French cabinet with a mythological relief scene with Rouge Griotte mar...

AN OVER-SCALE REGENCY MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIR ATTRIBUTED TO GILLOWS, Circa 1820.

Constructed in Coromandel, and having well executed and designed inlays in bone, lemon wood, and holly, with gilt wood accents; of arc-en-arbalette form, rising from a plinth base, t...

A pair of Louis XIV style gilt-bronze mounted calamander breakfront side cabinets, the Algerian brèche sanguine marble tops above a cupboard door incorporating Japanese lacquer panels, Edo period 17th century, opening to reveal a single adjustable shelf, on later spiral fluted tapering feet. Circa 1830 English Footnote: These opulent English cabinets, conceived in the Louis XIV style, employ an array of exotic materials which when coupled with the finely chased gilt-bronze mounts point to a commission of some importance. The vivid brèche sanguine marble tops were mined in Algeria - a source of exceptional marbles championed by British diplomat and naturalist Sir Lambert Playfair (1828 –1899) following a visit in 1880 – and the highly prized Japanese lacquer panels would have originally formed part of an Edo period chest...