George II Country Oak Lowboy, circa 1750

A commanding early 19th Century oak farmhouse refectory table. Heavy two-plank top with breadboard ends, resting on a stretchered support base with pegged joints. Featuring superb co...

Early 19th century English Oak refectory table with moulded edge and earlier 18th century elements to the table base. Heavy triple plank top over decorative hand-carved stiff leaf frieze and four turned balusters legs united by a box stretcher. The table was notably restored around 1920 by Foster, Cooper and Foster Ltd. of 63-64, Long Row Nottingham for Mrs. Alice Bartram of Bramcote Hall. Mrs. Alice Bartram was married to the son of Rev. Canon Bartram of Canterbury who was also the rural dean of Dover, Kent. Foster, Cooper and Foster. Ltd. original attribution labels to both table top and base. Provenance Winchester Cathedral...

Lovely Continental painted tile top table. The heavy top is adorned with blue and white Fleur De Lis tiles surrounded by a decorative floral border. Beechwood base in its original li...

A striking ecclesiastical oak trestle table, with decorative engravings to the tabletop. Fabulous colour and patina to the top and trestle legs. Unrestored and in wonderful condition...

This c. 1760 English mahogany lowboy is a site for discriminating eyes in antique furniture. A stunning compact sized 18th century lowboy, dres...

Walnut and burl walnut lowboy with crossbanding around the top, satinwood inlay on the front, and having original brass pulls. Standing on cabriole legs ending on Spanish feet...

Rectangular cross banded top over two over one drawer, square legs.

Sn5411 Georgian, oak side table, having oversailing top above three frieze oak lined drawers with crossbanded edge and fitted with original handles, all standing on cabriole legs ter...