Pretty and Practical French Fruitwood Oval Drop Leaf Table c. 1880

A stunning, linear and elegant mid 20th Century ‘Dorrington’ extending rosewood dining table designed by Robert Heritage for Archie shine c. 1965. With gently tapering legs and slig...

A good pair of 19th century still life paintings, oil on board by the British Victorian Period artist Henry P. Gill. The first with two beautifully painted long stemmed roses alongside a branch of lilac, white periwinkle, creeping forget-me-not and lily of the valley. With bee and ladybird. Signed to right hand lower margin ‘H. Gill’ and set in its original period giltwood frame and gilt slip. To Verso of this picture is a label which reads ‘Presented to Mrs Scott by the Artist, October 19th 1891.' The second with cut lemons in a glass surrounded by grapes, pear, apple, white currants and a peach with a wasp hovering above. Also signed to lower margin right ‘H. Gill’. Extemely beautiful and realistic and in original period frame and gilt slip. To verso of the board inside is a label which reads ‘Glass and Fruit, November 14th 1891. Presented to my wife Kate by J.A. Scott' - which goes to show that life and times are not so different over the centuries. Mrs Kate Scott...

This versatile French drop leaf table is made of burl fruitwood and can be used as a console or a dining table. The top sits over four turned legs which add character to this classic...

Warm, wonderfully patinated walnut envelopes this beautiful oval drop leaf dining table from 19th Century France. With the leaves up, the table is large and ideal for dining. It woul...