US$9,613.38 A good Regency period circular convex mirror, the upper section with foliage and a small carved eagle.RRc. 1810Height29.00 inch(73.7 cm)Diameter20.00 inch(50.8 cm)Ref No. 1348

US$13,128.10 An exceptional 19th century gilt-wood and gesso overmantle mirror, the base section with a pair of putti holding candelabras. The pediment with doves surrounded by scrolls and foliage.RRc. 1865Height76.00 inch(193.0 cm)Width66.00 inch(167.6 cm)Ref No. 6613

US$48,373.10 An exceptionally fine Louis XV bombe Kingwood commode of exceptional colour and patina retaining original period gilt bronze mounts and with a Breche Violette marble.c. 1750Originally, 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...

US$47,148.40 A rare pair of George III period mahogany pier cabinets with display section tops and finely pierced galleries to the upper shelves, the central door of harewood with an oval satinwood central sunburst. Four drawers to the main section crossbanded in West-Indian satinwood. Original feet and handles.c. 1775Height64.00 inch(162.6 cm)Width30.00 inch(76.2 cm)Depth18.00 inch(45.7 cm)Ref No. 1885

US$4,163.76 An elegant set of six parcel gilt elbow chairs of George III design, the top rail splats and arms with soft gilded decoration, the stiles and uprights with gilded edges, the chairs style circa 1780 but made in the early 20th century.RRc. 1900Height33.00 inch(83.8 cm)Width22.50 inch(57.1 cm)Depth20.00 inch(50.8 cm)Ref No. 5248

US$8,388.75 Set of eight ( six side plus two arm ) George III period mahogany framed dining chairs, the top splats with contrasting flame timbers on a finely turned armrest and square tapering feet.RRc. 1800Height33.00 inch(83.8 cm) Width21.00 inch(53.3 cm)Ref No. 449

US$23,268.10 A fine set of four Regency period Anglo-Indian teak elbow chairs. The finely carved back sections with elaborate scrolls and foliage on well-turned tapering supports.RRc. 1825Height33.50 inch(85.1 cm)Width22.00 inch(55.9 cm)Depth20.00 inch(50.8 cm)

US$28,166.60 An outstanding set of eight early Chippendale period mahogany chairs of exceptional colour and patina. The backs with strongly accentuated ears and finely carved and pierced upright splats, the cabriole supports with acanthus leaves to the knees terminating in claw and ball feet.c. 1750Height37.00 inch(94.0 cm)Width20.00 inch(50.8 cm)Depth18.00 inch(45.7 cm)Ref No. 089

US$15,920.30 A very beautifully carved late 18th century gilt wood armchair. The oval back with continuous finely executed work. Back support with scroll work and largely original gilding.Restored by this firm.c. 1770This chair holds the plaque of C Maller and Company, London.Height36.00 inch(91.4 cm)Width24.50 inch(62.2 cm)Depth25.00 inch(63.5 cm)Ref No. 6841

US$9,552.15 A good Louis XIV period Vernis Martin Cartel clock, the strongly waisted body over an original shaped bracket, gilt bronze decoration with figures and delicate scroll work. Le Faucheur, Paris, family of the aforementioned, in the 18th century works by Louis V and his son Jean Jacques Ignace.RRc. 1740Height46.00 inch(116.8 cm)Width17.00 inch(43.2 cm)Ref No. 4086

US$1,408.33 George III period mahogany tea caddy, the concave moulding to the top with a "hatched" swan neck handle, well cast Rococo escutcheon. Retaining the original canisters to the interior.RRc. 1765The word Tea Caddy is believed to be derived from catty, the Chinese pound, equal to about a pound and a third avoirdupois. The earliest examples that came to Europe...

US$2,179.85 An elegant Regency period mahogany sewing box on swept reeded and hipped supports, the two edges with continuous rope carving.c. 1815Height27.75 inch(70.5 cm)Width18.50 inch(47.0 cm)Depth12.50 inch(31.7 cm)Ref No. 6181