Exemplary George II Small Welsh Oak Country Dresser c. 1750

A particularly fine and handsome English George III desk of one long over two banks of three drawers and with a slender drawer above the kneehole. All made in solid red walnut with...

An extraordinary and beautiful firescreen made for a fire place of monumental size for a very wealthy patron. Probably to a design by William Kent and made during in his lifetime. ...

An amazing centre table, George II, made in solid Padauk and extremely robust and heavy. The colour and patina are fantastic, the tapered legs united by very fine ring turned stretc...

With a lovely colour and rich patina, this superb English oak coffer dates from c. 1600. Set on tall feet and of a very good size and rarely seen compact proportion, this would be a perfect linen box at the end of a bed or a beautiful focal point in any room. The carving particularly finely executed with stylised acanthus leaf extending from the front feet to the top of the stiles and with adorsed foliate S-scrolls across the frieze. Each fielded panel superbly carved with sophisticated geometric pattern, leaves and twinned circles - reminiscent of formal knot gardens - and with running strapwork along the intermediate framing. The bottom frame carved with expansive lunettes with small flying ribbons indicating that the chest is probably of North Country origins. Retaining its original candle box which also has a wonderful patina. The three fielded panel lid original also with channel carving to the borders. To the inner face of the panelled lid are the remnants of a very early hand written and decorated paper label for Peter and Anne ? – presumably one time owners of the chest. The rear legs have been re-tipped as is normal in early oak coffers of this great age. There are some losses, old dings and marks consistent with age and a small number of old worm holes to the top of the right hand framed side panel – long since dead. The original wire hinges have been replaced in the 18th century with substantial riveted blacksmith hand forged iron H hinges...

A fine & rare high quality antique George II burl elm chest of drawers, English, circa 1750. This early chest is made of the finest burl elm, with a quartered top and having a steppe...

Diminutive Antique English George II Mahogany Chest Of Drawers C.1750 A neatly proportioned chest of drawers dating from the Mid 18th Century. Featuring four long graduating drawers...

Exceptional and rare Queen Anne or George II era Oak Chest of Drawers on Stand, made in England circa 1720. Crafted in solid oak that has distressed into a warm honey patina over tim...

​Gorgeous English George II Style Burled Oysterwood Dresser Chest of Drawers Dimensions : 46" Wide X 22.5" Deep X 42" Tall This gorgeous chest of drawers was made in the UK in the ...