US$1,763.47 Mid 19th century solid marble bath. Used for washing horse’s feet. To use as a planter, the bath would require drainage holes which can be carried out on sitec. 1850Height13.00 inch(33.0 cm)Width34.00 inch(86.4 cm)Depth23.00 inch(58.4 cm)Ref No. 7200

US$2,020.65 Mid 19th century solid marble bath. Used for washing horse’s feet. To use as a planter, the bath would require drainage holes which can be carried out on site.c. 1850Height12.50 inch(31.7 cm)Width43.00 inch(109.2 cm)Depth22.00 inch(55.9 cm)Ref No. 7208

US$1,959.42 Mid 19th century solid marble bath. Used for washing horse’s feet. To use as a planter, the bath would require drainage holes which can be carried out on sitec. 1850Height13.00 inch(33.0 cm)Width42.00 inch(106.7 cm)Depth21.50 inch(54.6 cm)Ref No. 7198

US$41,637.60 A very fine Chippendale period oval giltwood mirror, the top section with a stylised shell, the border crisply carved.RRc. 1760Height44.00 inch(111.8 cm)Width33.00 inch(83.8 cm)Ref No. 1374

US$8,449.98 An elegant 19th century mahogany framed sofa of unusually shallow proportions, the finely carved cabriole supports under a continuously carved front edge and terminating in a French scroll foot.RRc. 1890Height32.00 inch(81.3 cm)Width83.00 inch(210.8 cm)Depth27.00 inch(68.6 cm)Ref No. 727

US$12,001.40 PERIOD OF THOMAS CHIPPENDALE (1718-1779)A Chippendale period mahogany tea table with very well figured veneers framed within crisply carved borders with gate leg action and on well carved cabriole supports.RRc. 1760Height28.50 inch(72.4 cm)Width34.00 inch(86.4 cm)Depth17.00 inch(43.2 cm)Ref No. 812

US$83,275.20 Exceptionally fine Regency period mahogany centre table, the finely figured top over a triform support with shell and foliage carving, a platform base, the feet of inverted elaborate scrolls on block bases.RRc. 1820Height30.00 inch(76.2 cm) Width54.00 inch(137.2 cm)Ref No. 020

US$4,163.76 Early 20th century two pillar dining table with gunbarrel stems with swept supportsRRc. 1920The price of dining tables, Richard Gillow wrote in 1786, depended on the quality of wood, more than any other furniture - as these may be made of inferior kind of mahogany with slip hinges bolts, brass fasteners £1.00 5ft. long, but if made of fine...

US$4,776.08 An attractive 19th century oak refectory table, the four supports formed by a quadruple cluster column, well carved and resting on sledge bases.RRc. 1890Oak wood has a great density, great strength and hardness, and is very resistant to insect and fungal attack because of its high tannin content. It also has very appealing grain markings, particularly when quarter sawn....

US$9,552.15 Regency period golden amboyna breakfast table with good crossbanded edge in rosewood. Amboyna was technically not a distinct species, but was the name of the burl wood from any of the Pterocarpus species. Most commonly this is Narra, but burl sections of Burma Padauk were also sold under the name Amboyna. The name is derived from Ambon Island in...

US$8,621.43 A Rare Regency period mahogany dining table of particularly fine timber. The whole supported on a central section, and extending to seat 4 - 12 persons. Platform base over a scroll foot ending in a curl and a French terminal. Capable of being used with 1, 2 or 3 leaves.RRc. 1810Height28.50 inch(72.4 cm)Width64.00 inch(162.6 cm)Depth40.00 inch(101.6 cm)Ref No. 6860...

US$2,326.81 A well painted mid-19th century papier-mâché oval tray, the dished edge with finely gilded laurel decoration, the oil painted main panel depicting ‘Men of War’ in the 17th century style. On a modern base in black and gilt decoration. Signed Deanes of London Bridge.RRc. 1850Starting around 1725 in Europe, gilded papier-mâché began to appear as a low-cost alternative to...