Carved Mahogany Serving Table in Manner of William Kent

A George III style carved mahogany serpentine front serving table, late 19th century, the rectangular serpentine top above a frieze fitted with a single long drawer flanked by two sh...

A pair of carved giltwood console tables in the style of William Kent and the reign of George II. The marble tops rest above the egg and dart and Greek key pattern moulded friezes. T...

This handsome carved pedestal has a square, carved and dentil-moulded top. Finely carved with entwined dolphins below scallop shells. The base of comp...

With a rectangular top and plain frieze, the legs with shell carved knee and bellflower within a shaped lambs tongue carving, ending on carved fur and cloven feet.

A good mid C18th mahogany serving/hall table of restrained form. The thick one piece top above a vertically veneered frieze with moulding and raised on tall chamfered legs with the o...

Rectangular with serpentine shape over a frieze with central carved neoclassical urn flanked by fluting and roundels. Raised on square section tapered fluted legs and block feet. Provenance; Hackwood Park, Hampshire. Sold Christies London April 20-22 1998. Hackwood Park was built from 1683 to 1687 for a son of the fifth Marquess of Winchester, Charles Paulet , created Duke of Bolton [1630-1699], created 1st Duke of Bolton in 1689. In the middle of the 18th century the 5th duke [1718-1765] engaged the architectJ ohn Vardy to undertake a major interior refurbishment campaign. The property was sold in 1936 to newspaper publisher William Berry...