US$15,185.50 A massive pair of 19th century Italian bronzes, gilt bronze and verde antico marble neo classical candelabras, the figures supporting six arms with fluted decoration. After Claude Michael Clodion signed on the bases.RRc. 1880Height50.00 inch(127.0 cm)Width12.00 inch(30.5 cm)Depth12.00 inch(30.5 cm)Ref No. 2205

US$15,675.30 An elegant cut glass chandelier. The fine quality faceted drops below cut holders with tulip shape supports. The glass of particularly good quality.c. 1860The earliest candle Chandeliers were used by the wealthy in medieval times. They were generally wooden crosses, with spikes on which candles were secured. They were hoisted to a suitable height, hooked on a rope or...

US$5,510.86 A very good quality George III oval dining table on a gun barrel central support over four swept legs terminating in period brass shoes and casters. Triple reeding to the top edge, beautifully figured. This table has come from a very good work shop. The brass tilt fittings of the finest quality.RRc. 1780Height29.00 inch(73.7 cm)Width60.00 inch(152.4 cm)Depth47.00 inch(119.4 cm)Ref...

US$7,164.11 A good George III period mahogany serpentine chest of drawers, with offset canted corners, very typical of Gillows of Lancaster construction, original bracket feet with shaped edges the top unusually slender.RRc. 1780Robert Gillow (2 August 1704–1772) was an English furniture manufacturer. Born in Singleton, Lancashire he served an apprenticeship as a joiner and cabinet maker. He joined with a...

US$3,551.44 A pair of substantial mahogany desk chairs with pierced back splats and swan-neck arm supports. Now covered in the finest quality cowhide.c. 1920Height34.00 inch(86.4 cm)Width28.00 inch(71.1 cm)Depth23.00 inch(58.4 cm)Ref No. 4252

US$5,388.39 A 17th century William and Mary period walnut candle stand or torchere stand. The hexagonal centre stem with finely figured walnut veneers, over three elaborate feet. The top of very good colour and patina, carefully sectioned in diamonds and triangular sections. Octagonal top with a double moulded rim.c. 1690Height40.25 inch(102.2 cm)Width13.50 inch(34.3 cm)Depth13.50 inch(34.3 cm)Ref No. 7045

US$1,812.46 A Chippendale style mahogany Elbow chair on square chamfered supports with well carved detail. The serpentine top rail with scroll carving, the pierced splat with matching carving. RR.c. 1900Height38.75 inch(98.4 cm)Width23.50 inch(59.7 cm)Depth19.50 inch(49.5 cm)Ref No. 7112

US$11,634.00 A set of four George III period 'Clifton' satinwood elbow chairs. Attributed to Gillows of Lancaster. The back panels with quarter quartered sunburst detail and ebony line inlay with tapering supports terminating in spade feet. With restorations. Clifton pattern (as made for John Clifton of Lytham Hill 1796) During the second half of the 1790's satinwood chairs with arms...

US$2,326.81 An attractive 19th century walnut framed wing chair of early 18th century design. Well pronounced and well-shaped wing with cabriole supports and stretchers.RRc. 1890An 18th or 19th Century Wing chair is an easy chair or club chair with "wings" mounted to the back of the chair, typically, but not always, stretching down to the arm rest. The purpose of...

US$6,613.03 A substantial and attractive pair of mahogany frame wing chairs of early George III design. Good curved arms and shaped wings, the cabriole supports well carved, Now upholstered in a fine cut velvet fabric.RRc. 1900An 18th or 19th century wing chair is an easy chair or club chair with "wings" mounted to the back of the chair, typically, but...

US$29,391.20 A highly unusual pair of mahogany partners desks with beautifully figured timbers. Identical on both sides with nine drawers retaining original inset leather tops. Early 20th century.c. 1920Height32.00 inch(81.3 cm)Width72.00 inch(182.9 cm)Depth50.00 inch(127.0 cm)Ref No. 317

US$14,450.70 A fine French giltwood four fold screen, the top and base panels with exceptionally well carved detail with repousse decoration, the silk fabric now distressed. RRc. 1860The Exhibition of 1851 at Crystal Palace gives international recognition: The Crystal Palace, with its magnificent proportions, and many iron ships already plying the sea, are clear evidence of the great future that...