English Regency Mahogany Drum Table with octagonal top – alternating short and long drawers – turned stem with moulded splay legs terminating in brass lion paw castors
Width: 38″ / 97 cms
Depth: 38″ / 97 cms
Height: 30″ / 76 cms
Late 18th century Country Armchair – with makers/owners/ initals – good colour
Possibly North Country
Width: 26″ / 66 cms
Depth: 20″ / 51 cms
Height: 44″ / 112 cms
Seat Height 14″ / 36
18th century Spanish Table – Suitable as a side/serving/console table – three drawers – or could also be used behind a sofa
Width: 66″ / 168 cms
Depth: 24″ / 62 cms
Height: 31″ / 79 cms
Two similar brass bound barrels with lids – could be used by a sofa or chair
Width at Base: 16.5″ / 42 cms
Width at Top: 13.5″ / 34 cms
Depth: 13″ / 33 cms
Depth at Top: 10″ / 25 cms
Height: 15.5″ / 40 cms
Antique Stipple Engraving of the Succession of Edward VI
Antique Stipple Engraving of the Succession of Edward VI – Drawn on vellum and engraved by G Vertue in 1750
Width: 33.5″ / 85 cms
Height: 27.5″ / 70 cms
Oil on Canvas by Mason Chamberlain R.A. 1727-1787 – Samuel Richardson seated in his study with his son – Samuel, with his greyhound at his feet and holding a trundling hoop. Chamberlain was a founder of the Royal Academy and exhibited 50 works there between 1760-86. He painted Benjamin Franklin in 1762. Works represented at the NPG London, Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Prov. With Agnew, London
Private Collection – Philadelphia – Philip Reiff, Sociologist
Mallet, London
Width: 40″ / 102 cms
Height: 48″ / 122 cms
Stipple Engraving of the Five Children of Charles I
Stipple Engraving of the Five Children of Charles I – engraving by Richard Cooper in 1763 the original painting by Van Dyck (1599-1641)
Width: 26″ / 66 cms
Height: 24″ / 61 cms
