US$281,666.00 A magnificent George III period Hunt Table, the tops of three matching single timbers the plain square supports on gate leg sections. A truly outstanding and rare object.c. 1780Height28.50 inch(72.4 cm)Width145.00 inch(368.3 cm)Depth71.00 inch(180.3 cm)Ref No. 902

US$2,939.12 A very pretty hexagonal bone and hardwood centre table of small proportions, profusely inlaid with parquetry decoration to the top of the elaborate checked design, central motif in abalone pearl, the legs terminating with block feet.c. 1900Height18.00 inch(45.7 cm)Width11.00 inch(27.9 cm)Depth11.00 inch(27.9 cm)Ref No. 3757

US$7,102.88 A Queen Anne period walnut lowboy. The quartered top with feather banding and re-entrant corners, the drawer fronts crossbanded with period engraved brass.RRc. 1710Height27.50 inch(69.8 cm)Width28.00 inch(71.1 cm)Depth17.00 inch(43.2 cm)Ref No. 1643

US$10,899.20 A quite exceptional George I period burr elm lowboy, with densely figured timbers. The quartered top with boxwood and ebony line inlays. Fielded drawer fronts with matching banding.c. 1720Height29.00 inch(73.7 cm)Width29.00 inch(73.7 cm)Depth18.00 inch(45.7 cm)Ref No. 1636

US$15,675.30 A fine and rare late 16th century scagliola panel. The top inlaid with extensive foliage and flowers now supported on a well carved, 20th century Italian base. Restorations to the top.c. 1580Scagliola (from the Italian scaglia, meaning "chips"), is a technique for producing stucco columns, sculptures, and other architectural elements that resemble inlays in marble and semi-precious stones. The...

US$5,878.25 A most attractive and most beautifully made small bookcase / china cabinet. In two sections, the top with a finely pierced swan neck pediment. The waist with continuously carved and decorated moulding. The base on ogee feet, under a well carved edge. The top glaze section entirely cross banded with very good quality and original astragals.c. 1890Height71.50 inch(181.6 cm)Width31.00...

US$14,022.10 PERIOD OF THOMAS CHIPPENDALE (1718-1779)A fine and original Chippendale period mahogany secretaire bookcase of small proportions, the top section with semi-elliptical glazing bars, the interior fitted with uniform pigeonholes and drawers, period inset leather to the writing surface with three graduated drawers beneath the secretaire on period bracket feet.RRc. 1770Height84.00 inch(213.4 cm)Width37.00 inch(94.0 cm)Depth21.00 inch(53.3 cm)Ref No. 1867

US$47,760.80 An 18th century triple breakfront bookcase. In pine with anthemion and scroll carving to the pediment. Overall, in wonderful condition.RRc. 1780Height108.00 inch(274.3 cm)Width152.00 inch(386.1 cm)Depth22.00 inch(55.9 cm)Ref No. 3946

US$53,883.90 GILLOWS OF LANCASTER & LONDON (1730-1903)Attributed to Gillows of Lancaster. An exceptionally fine quality Regency period mahogany library breakfront secretaire bookcase. The timbers and overall construction of the highest order. The doors and stiles quartered the interior of the secretaire boxwood faced drawers. RRc. 1820Robert Gillow founded the luxury furniture and furnishings firm Gillow of Lancashire in 1730. During...

US$2,424.78 Set of six Regency period mahogany single side chairs with carved back rails and central carved scrolls to the middle of the chairs standing on turned front legs.c. 1820Height35.00 inch(88.9 cm)Width20.00 inch(50.8 cm)Depth20.00 inch(50.8 cm)Ref No. 6818

US$10,776.80 A good and original set of eight ( six + two ) George III period mahogany chairs, the elaborately swept arms terminating in curls, the gently sabre supports which reeded decoration, the finely pierced and carved back splats.RRc. 1800Height33.00 inch(83.8 cm)Width21.00 inch(53.3 cm)Depth19.00 inch(48.3 cm)Ref No. 5474

US$12,797.40 A good composite set of twelve ( ten side and two arm ) finely carved mahogany chairs, seven circa 1790 and five later, which are indistinguishable from the originals. The backs finely carved with foliage and drapes, the well carved reeded legs on spade feet.RRc. 1790Height34.00 inch(86.4 cm)Width21.00 inch(53.3 cm)Depth19.00 inch(48.3 cm)Ref No. 2340