Early 19th century landscape of gentlemen shooting
Oil on Canvas of Gentlemen Shooting on the Moors – Charles Henry Schwanfelder – Born and Died Leeds, Yorkshire, 1774-1837 – examples of his work in The Royal Collections – He was a painter to Georges III and IV – He exhibited at the Royal Academy between 1809 and 1814
Width: 51″ / 130 cms
Height: 38″ / 97 cms
Late 18th century Oak Box Stool – can be used next to a chair or as an end table by a sofa
Width: 22″ / 56 cms
Depth: 20″ / 51 cms
Height: 18″ / 46 cms
18th century Portrait of a Lady in carved and gilded frame – attributed to John Astley (1724-1878) – Sarah Hamilton of Drumaspie, Dungannon, Co Tyrone – label on reverse – Sarah Hamilton, only child of William Hamilton of Drumaspie, married to Alexander Stuart – the portrait supposed to be by Ramsay of Edinburgh
Width: 27″ / 69 cms (Framed)
Height: 31″ / 79 cms
Late 18th century Oak Dresser – wonderful colour – shaped frieze – circa 1780 – narrow proportions – perfect for a hall or behind a sofa
Width: 73.5″ / 187 cms
Depth: 17.5″ / 45 cms
Height: 34.5″ / 88 cms
18th century Oak Press Cupboard – now with interior hanging rail – two drawers below – small size – good colour and patination – circa 1760
Width: 50″ / 127 cms
Depth: 21″ / 54 cms
Height: 72″ / 183 cms
