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Queen Anne burr and highly figured walnut double dome-bureau bookcase
Height 89″ or 226cms
Width 40.5″ 0r103cms
Depth 24″ 0r 61cms
Price £42,000.00
A fine William and Mary Marquetry chest of drawers circa 1690
The top geometrically banded in walnut and inset with marquetry reserves of
Floral and cornucopia like detail and inset bird and urn central cartouche.
The drawer fronts similarly inlaid as are both sides.
For further details refer to our other marquetry chest of drawers.
The two of them would make an exceptional near pair.
Width 96cms
Height 86cms
Depth 57cm
£36,000.00
Fine 17th Century William and Mary Burr Walnut Marquetry Chest of Drawers
A William and Mary walnut floral marquetry chest, circa 1690.
The rectangular ogee moulded top with a central banded oval inlaid with spring flowers, birds and scrolls of acanthus, on an ebony ground.
The two short over three long oak-lined graduating drawers are similarly inlaid with reserves of marquetry and each drawer is banded in a wide leafy cut marquetry border.
The burr walnut sides are banded in a marquetry border with large reserves of marquetry to the centre depicting tulips and spring flowers rising from a plume acanthus
A similarly designed marquetry table top is illustrated in A.Bowetts, ‘English Furniture 1660-1714 From Charles II to Queen Anne’, p.61, plate 2:43, showing the variety created by transposing elements of the design so that no two quadrants of marquetry are identical.
A similar chest from Clevedon Court, Somerset is illustrated in R. Edwards, ‘ The Dictionary Of English Furniture’, Vol II’, p.34
Dimensions
Height: 92 cm (36.23 in.)
Width: 97 cm (38.19 in.)
Depth: 56.5 cm (22.25 in.)
Price £39,000
17th Century WalnutMinature
Very rare 17th cent Walnut miniature chest of drawers circa 1690
with all Oak linings to drawers and dovetailed front and rear.
width 11.5″ or 29 cms
height 10″ or 25.4cms
depth 7″ or 17.5 cms
price £9750.00
At Park Lodge Antiques, we are passionate about preserving the beauty of the past. With a wide range of antique treasures, we offer our customers a unique opportunity to own a piece of history. With our dedication to quality our collection is a true testament to the beauty and elegance of the past.
Terry Marriott
George II figured Walnut games table.
Raised on carved cabriole legs and ball and claw feet and semi concealed castors. The frieze has a concealed long drawer between the rounded corners, the top opens to guinea wells and candlestands and a baize playing surface, supported on a double gate leg action.
In the manner of Benjamin
Crook circa 1740
Dimensions:
Width = 34″ wide or 86cms.
Depth = 17.25″ or 44cms.
Height = 29″ or 74cms.
Price = £18,250.00.
Fine Walnut Lowboy
A very fine Walnut lowboy with wonderful figured top and chevron banding,
particularly fine Oak draw linings ,early 18th cent.
Dimensions
30″ or 77cms wide
18″ or 46cms deep
27″ or 69cms high
£3,850.00
George 1st Walnut Kneehole Desk
Geo 1st walnut Kneehole desk with re-entrant corners ,crossbanded and feather banded with nice thin oak drawer linings , original brasswork
Dimensions
32″ wide or 82cms
20″deep or 51cms
28″high or 71cms
Price £10,000.00
George 1st Mahogany Table
An unusual
William and Mary period circa 1680 oyster olive and inlaid chest
of of drawers,
the top inlaid with roundels and oyster olive and banded with a wide banding of holly,
the drawer fronts inlaid with oyster olive and a wide banding of holly. the sides unusually are inlaid with parquetry panels and also have the wide holly crossbanding.
this is a particularly fine chest.
dimensions
width 37.5″ or 95.5 cms
depth 26.5″ or 57cms
Height 35″ or 89cms
price
£16,500.00
A 17th cent kingwood veneered and brass mounted Coffre Forte circa 1690
the box opens to reveal a vacant interior storage area and the front unlocks to a fall inside of which are two small drawers centred by a secret divider, also secreted in the drawer area are two additional secret drawers and another secreted behind the fall flap.
also concealed under the inside is another small secret compartment.
dimensions
width 14″or 36cms
depth 9″ or 23cms
height 9″ or 23cms
price
£9500.00
A Geo III penwork jewellery box with chinoiserie decoration and brass mounts signed and dated EF 1816 price £2,800.00
A turned circular mahogany box
box with a large finial top and inset beaded decoration to the perimeter
early 19th cent. could be a Jewellery box or some other unknown purpose.
dimensions
12″ diameter 0r 30cms
12High or 30cms
price £895.00
A large pair of bronze figures one of pan and one of a boy.
both signed Augustus Moreau 1834-1917.both mounted on marble bases.
dimensions
height 29″ or 74cms
base 10″ or26cms
price £4,750.00
An unusual pair of georgian silver candlestick being 2/3 size 6″ high 4″ base with delicate chase work to the base stem and top. by William Gould London 1748
price
£ SOLD
A small olive oyster chest of two long and two short drawers ,William and Mary period
circa 1680 the top with inlaid roundels among a background of olive oyster veneers and wide holly banding, the drawers fronts and both sides inlaid with olive oyster veneers
and with wide holly banding.
dimensions
width 31″ or 79 cms
depth 21.25″ or 54 cms
Height 30″ or 76cms
price
NOW SOLD
A fine quality georgian mahogany candlestand circa 1760, the top with slightly raised rim and raised on a fluted column and carved detail to the knees of the legs.
dimensions
Height 23″ or 59cms
top diameter 13.5″ or35cms
price
£2250.00
William 1V Mahogany Bergere chair circa 1830 lovely soft colour and newly
caned.Green leather buttoned squab.
Dimensions
height 36″ or 91cms
width 24″ or 61cms
price
£1,950.00
An imposing serpentine mahogany dressing chest.
With boldy carved canted corners and feet.
The single top drawer gives the illusion of three smaller drawers and has fitted interior.
Choice figured veneers are used to accentuate the front profile.
Attributed to the workshop of William Vile or William Hallett.
English circa 1740
Dimensions
Width 150 cms
Deep 71cms
Height 91cms
Price £40,000
Georgian Peat Bucket
Mahogany brass bound peat bucket with mahogany brass bound carrying handle.
Circa 1760. Original handmade steel liner, albeit with some restoration. Probably of Irish origin.
Price £950.00
Dimensions
39cm Wide
34cm Deep
46cm High
A fine pair of Geo 11 walnut side chairs circa 1735.
Completly reupholstered
In the finest silk damask.
The cabriole front legs are carved with acanthus and scrollwork.
Extending down to a carved shin and pad feet with recessed castors the rear feet also sitting on cabriole legs and recessed castors
Price £18,500.00
Height 102 cms
Wide 64 cms
Deep 71 cms
A Pair of Geo II Walnut console tables circa 1730 typically of Irish origin
Both with original Breche Violet marble tops with moulded edges.
The bases with carved cabriole legs and lions paw feet
The shaped frieze centred with a carved scallop shell
Price £45,000.00
Width 125cms
Depth 54cms
Height 74.7cms
Coxed and Wofter at the white swan in St Pauls churchyard. London
Mulberry secretaire cabinet circa 1707/1718
With original makers label.
One of very few labelled pieces of furniture from the early 18th cent and very rare to find pewter stringing and Mulberry (actually field maple with an acid and lamp black
Colouring technique to simulate tortoiseshell) this piece has the feeling of little use
Since the day it was made, sadly we do not know what great house it spent its life.
High 76″
Wide 43″
Deep 22″
Price £60,000.00
William and Mary marquetry side or centre table circa 1690
Floral marquetry set among olive oyster oval and crossbanding in olive wood to all four sides The strecher also shows an oval of floral marquetry ,the back also has marquetry panels indicating its possible use as a centre table.
Literature Gerrit Jensen Royal cabinet maker 1635-1715
By Adam Bowett
Wide 37″
Deep 25″
High 29.5″
Price £30.000.00
William and Mary period circa 1690
A compact sized oyster olive wood chest of 3 long and 2 short drawers, the top with
geometric inlaid line decoration, the sides similarly inlaid and sympathetic to the top.
The whole crossbanded in olive wood. all oak linings to the drawers which are very slim.
34″ high
22.5″ deep
33.5″ wide
Price £11,000.00
A small Queen Ann burr and figured walnut chest of drawers circa 1700 with original escutcheons and all but three original handles which have been cast to match the originals.
The top is quarter veneered and feather banded , the drawer fronts also in figured walnut with feather banding around the edges. The sides are walnut with vertical crossbanding to the front and rear the drawer linings are all in oak.
Bun feet are later replacements.
Dimensions
Width 32″
Height 29.5″
Depth 21″
Price £12,500.00
Pair of Silver Candlesticks , William Cafe, 1760/1768
The stepped base with stylized shell corners, sweeps up to the base of the stem past a beaded knop, then onto a fluted petalled stem up to a square acanthus knop.
Double beaded candleholder with a detachable drip pan.
10” high
4.5” base
587 grams each
Price £3.250.00
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