Early Victorian Gothic Walnut Pembroke Table

An early Victorian lacquered brass table lamp elaborately cast with foliage and scrolls on a tripod base, circa 1850.    

An eccentric George IV Pollard oak lamp-table, circa 1825.

A fine derbyshire pietra dura specimen marble table top, circa 1820. The Ashford black marble top inset with numerous marbles, amongst which are...

A RARE AND UNUSUAL GEORGE III BURR-MAPLE, FUSTIC, EBONY AND HOLLY HARLEQUIN PEMBROKE TABLE BY MAYHEW AND INCE, CIRCA 1772. The top with panels of burr-maple cross-banded with fustic, the frieze with a candle-slide and a drawer to either side, on square tapering legs inlaid with ebony and holly simulating fluting. The top lifting (by means of a loper) to reveal drawers and pigeonholes. Retaining it’s original lacquered brass laurel wreath handles. The original locks stamped on the inside E GASCOIGNE. PROVENANCE: Almost certainly Archibald Douglas (later 1st Lord Douglas), 104 Pall Mall, St James’s; thence by descent to his granddaughter and heiress Lucy Montagu-Scott who married 11th Earl Home...

A FINE EARLY VICTORIAN PORCELAIN AND ORMOLU-MOUNTED KINGWOOD BUREAU-PLAT ATTRIBUTED TO EDWARD HOLMES BALDOCK, CIRCA 1840. The top inset with its original maroon leather. The frieze ...

A pair of early victorian lacquered brass table lamps cast with foliage and flowers, circa 1850. Measures: 22 in. (56cm) high, excl. fitment; 8 in. (20cm) wide; 8 in. (20cm) deep.

English Early 19th Century Mahogany Pembroke Table. Early 19th century Mahogany oval occasional Pembroke table. It has two drop leaves, supported by hinged brackets over one singl...

Exquisite pair of inlay mahogany pembroke tables featuring squared tapered legs on casters. This pair of pembroke tables will immediately eleva...

For sale is a good quality Regency mahogany pembroke table, having two drop leaves and a drawer to the front, with a faux drawer on the opposing side, above a turned stem raised on s...

For sale is a Regency mahogany Pembroke table, in very good condition for its age. Width: 91cm Depth: 55cm Height: 72cm Open: 106cm

An early Victorian rosewood reading table, the shaped top hinged to form an adjustable reading slope with a ratcheted support and detachable r...

The rectangular black marble and pietra dura top is set above a walnut base naturalistically carved with C-scrolls, lilies and foliage on a central lily support with outswept dolphin feet. At the back are two cabriole legs headed by shells and equally ornate carving. The inlaid decoration comprises a central sunburst within a patchwork border of specimen marbles and fossils including: Madrepore, Petworth, Portoro, Brocatelle, Sicilian Jasper and ‘Duke’s Red’. The top of the base is stamped ‘Artist R. Tudsbury Edwinstow. nOTsh.’ circa 1840. Measures: Height 33in, 84cm Width 60in; 152.5 cm Depth 361/2in, 92.5 cm Provenance: Oberton Hall: “The Grecian-black marble top, with its ribbon-banded tablet and polychromed pietre dure compartment is a masterpiece of the Derbyshire Black Marble Works at Ashford and Old Royal Museum, Matlock. It was probably designed by William Adam (d.1873) who succeeded to the Works in 1831. A trade sheet illustration of the Museum featured a related table, where the Museum was noted as being ‘under the Especial Patronage of his Grace [Charles Cavendish, 6th] Duke of Devonshire/Minerals and Shells/Inlaid Tables/Mawe’s Original Royal Museum, Matlock-Bath. The finest Spar, and elegantly engraved Black Marble Ornaments, Chimneypieces etc, London Jewellery’.” Please see page 60 for further information on Ashford Marble...