US$23,880.40 Signed Gillows of Lancaster. An exceptionally fine rectangular Early 19th century Centre Table in burr walnut with a quartered top and a continuous gadrooned edge. A Swept octagonal support over quatrefoil platform base on finely carved paw feet. RRc. 1825Robert Gillow (2 August 1704 – 1772) was an English furniture manufacturer. Born in Singleton, Lancashire he served an apprenticeship...

US$5,510.86 A fine quality Regency period mahogany wine cooler of sarcophagus form, the top with two half roundels flanking the domed section, well figured timbers on scrolled feet above the plinth with excellent original gilt bronze side handles.RRc. 1820Height17.50 inch(44.4 cm)Width23.00 inch(58.4 cm)Depth17.00 inch(43.2 cm)Ref No. 3198

US$6,000.71 A very finely figured early Biedermeier wine cooler of substantial size, the matching flame timbers of exceptional quality, the lower section with a very finely carved border stylised anthemion leaves standing on a block plinth with flat square feet.RRc. 1830Height32.00 inch(81.3 cm)Width38.00 inch(96.5 cm)Depth19.00 inch(48.3 cm)Ref No. 3297

US$4,163.76 George III period mahogany square cellaret with cantered corners. With very good colour and patina, retaining the original hammer lid lining. Brass bindings and massive drop handles. Tapering supports terminating in brass shoes and casters.c. 1780Height24.50 inch(62.2 cm)Width14.50 inch(36.8 cm)Depth14.50 inch(36.8 cm)Ref No. 6967

US$2,816.66 A mid-18th century oak mule chest. A very good colour and patina with fielded arched panels.RRc. 1750Oak 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. Oak planking was common on high status...

US$3,490.21 18th century ivory box with sliding lid and neoclassical design.c. 1790Height2.50 inch(6.3 cm)Width8.50 inch(21.6 cm)Depth4.00 inch(10.2 cm)Ref No. 7012

US$3,061.59 Early 20th century marble cigarette box with Russian malachite line decoration with soft spring Betjemann's patent spring in gilt metal hinge Patent No 449335. Made in England.RRc. 1920Height1.50 inch(3.8 cm)Width7.00 inch(17.8 cm)Depth5.00 inch(12.7 cm)Ref No. 7013

US$1,775.72 19th century mahogany serpentine fronted knife box with shell inlay and crossbanding to the front and sides, well cast lion's head handles, terminating in brass claw feet, the whole now converted to stationery.RRc. 1870Height13.00 inch(33.0 cm)Width8.50 inch(21.6 cm)Depth7.00 inch(17.8 cm)Ref No. 7015

US$6,490.56 A massive, gilt wood, six arm Chandelier of Baroque design, square section scroll arms from a large circular platform section. Original gilding now oxidised.RRc. 1910The 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...

US$6,000.71 An attractive cut glass Chandelier of small proportions, the central rim with upright discs over a waterfall base, the upper sections profusely covered in stringing alternating between rectangular cut tablets and buttons.c. 1900The 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...

US$7,225.35 Regency period faux rosewood Window Seat/Stool with fine English gilt bronze mounts.RRc. 1820Height30.00 inch(76.2 cm)Width53.00 inch(134.6 cm)Depth20.00 inch(50.8 cm)Ref No. 5669

US$7,225.35 A Regency period three part D end dining table. Very well figured timbers with excellent colour and patina. The supports turned and reeded retaining original shoes and casters. With one extra leaf.RRc. 1820The 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...