US$18,124.60 A unique Worcester Dessert Service. The dishes with a scripted Flight, the centres bearing the Wigley Coat of Arms Armorial Crest. The borders beautifully painted and gilded with stylized Peacock leaves. c. 17852 x Tureens and Stands 4 x 10 Inch Square Dishes 4 x 8 Inch Oval Dishes 4 x 12 Inch Oval Dishes 9 x 9 Inch...

US$4,714.84 A very good and original late 18th century oak estate cabinet, the sixteen drawers to the base with good original swan neck handles under two glazed doors with an arcaded top frieze. Very good colour and proportions.RRc. 1790Height87.00 inch(221.0 cm)Width37.00 inch(94.0 cm)Depth19.00 inch(48.3 cm)Ref No. 2981

US$9,552.15 Mid-19th century Kingwood marquetry bombe commode with well chosen timbers and with original marble top.RRc. 1860Originally, in French furniture, a commode introduced about 1700 meant a low cabinet, or chest of drawers at the height of the dado rail (à hauteur d'appui). A commode, made by a cabinet-maker and applied with gilt-bronze mounts, was a piece of veneered case...

US$14,511.90 An exceptionally fine, large, Gilt Bronze Chandelier, the center section with cast putti over strongly scrolled arm supports, elaborately cast and chiselled with applied decoration. Original gilding and exceptional overall condition. Note: This chandelier weighs 72kg.c. 1895The earliest candle Chandeliers were used by the wealthy in medieval times. They were generally wooden crosses, with spikes on which candles were...

US$18,124.60 A rare tortoiseshell, lacquered and parcel gilt centre standing table in excellent overall condition. Antwerp.RRc. 1750Height24.00 inch(61.0 cm)Width33.00 inch(83.8 cm)Depth21.00 inch(53.3 cm)Ref No. 5658

US$13,226.10 Late 17th century Credence table on massive baluster supports. Some restoration. RRc. 1670A Credence table is a small side table in the sanctuary of a Christian church which is used in the celebration of the EucharistHeight30.00 inch(76.2 cm)Width49.00 inch(124.5 cm)Depth26.00 inch(66.0 cm)Ref No. 1798

US$31,840.50 An exceptionally fine metamorphic Pembroke table of satinwood, burr wood and boxwood inlay. The whole of quite exceptional quality ascribed to Mayhew and Ince, who frequently used yew tree inlay on their finest furniture.RRc. 1770Height28.00 inch(71.1 cm)Width28.00 inch(71.1 cm)Depth22.00 inch(55.9 cm)Ref No. 141

US$1,714.49 An ebonised mahogany, bone inlaid podium mounted with a Wedgewood style neoclassical oval plaque.RRc. 1870Height76.00 inch(193.0 cm)Width21.00 inch(53.3 cm)Depth17.00 inch(43.2 cm)Ref No. 5662

US$4,776.08 An elegant pair of early 20th century French gilt bronze and marble-lidded vases, the triple support with goats-head mounts, concave triform bases with bead and floral decoration, original gilding.RRc. 1920Height13.50 inch(34.3 cm)Width6.00 inch(15.2 cm)Depth6.00 inch(15.2 cm)Ref No. 5952

US$9,062.30 A fine Italian specimen marble top table, now with gilt bronze supports. Most likely Paris the top late 19th century, the frame mid-20th century.RRc. 1890Height19.00 inch(48.3 cm)Width36.00 inch(91.4 cm)Depth18.00 inch(45.7 cm)Ref No. 296

US$1,714.49 18th century George III period oak wig stand, the triform supports with shelves on pad feet, the surface now some what tired and heavily patinatedRRc. 1780Height31.00 inch(78.7 cm)Width11.00 inch(27.9 cm)Depth21.00 inch(53.3 cm)Ref No. 6498

US$2,326.81 Mid 20th century cardboard 'Acropolis' complete with glass cabinet.c. 1950An Acropolis is an area of high ground. In ancient Greece, many cities were built around an acropolis. It was easier to defend high ground than it was low ground. They could see the enemy coming and take shelter in the buildings built high above the city. The most famous...