English Oak sectional bookcase with carved owl finials – comprising of 6 sections which sit into recessed holes one on top of the other. Made in the 1920’s under patent by the Amersham Works Ltd and retailed by Brandon and Sons, High Street, Tring.
Width: 23″ / 59 cms
Depth: 7″ / 18 cms
Height: 67″ / 170
Each Section: 10″ / 26 cms High
Late 18th century Oak dresser, circa 1780. South Wales. Arrangement of six drawers (two fitted out for cutlery) over a shaped frieze and potboard. Good colour and patination.
Width: 61″ / 155 cms
Depth: 16.5″ / 41 cms
Height: 34″ / 87 cms
Late 17th century Oak dresser. Circa 1670/80. Two plank top with moulded edge over three moulded front drawers, applied split moulded decoration to the front. Shaped and pierced brackets to the corners with barley sugar turned legs, united by straight peripheral stretchers. English.
Width: 71.5″ / 182 cms
Depth: 19″ / 49 cms
Height: 31.5″ / 80 cms
Charming and rare child’s oak bench/seat of simple form and in totally original condition.
Width: 23.5″ / 60 cms
Depth: 14″ / 35 cms
Height: 23.5″ / 60 cms
Pair of Queen Anne STYLE side chairs with black lacquer and gilt decoration.
Vase shaped backsplat with horseshoe shaped seat – now upholstered in English linen. Italian 1950’s
Width: 22″ / 56 cms
Depth: 17″ / 43 cms
Height: 44″ / 112 cms
Seat Height: 19″ / 48 cms
18th century Oak table with shaped gallery to the top and frieze, slender cabriole legs terminating in hoof feet – in original condition.
Width: 17″ / 44 cms
Depth: 14″ / 36 cms
Height: 33.5″ / 85 cms to top of the gallery.
Early 18th century small oak gateleg table with baluster turned legs united by straight stretchers – drawer to one end. English. Circa 1720
Width: when open 36″ / 91 cms
Depth: 36″ / 91 cms
Height: 27″ / 69 cms
George II Oak dining table of oval shape with shaped frieze, the club legs, terminating in round pad feet. Circa 1740. English
Width: when open – 57″ / 145 cms – when closed – 18.5″ / 47 cms
Depth: 47.5″ / 121 cms
Height: 27.5″ / 70 cms
