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Set of six mid-Victorian carved oak and leather upholstered club armchairs,
£22,000Set of six mid-Victorian carved oak and leather upholstered club armchairs,
with deep-buttoned back and scrolled arm rests with acanthus supports, the turned, tapered and fluted front legs with gadrooned and ring-turned embellishment, all traditionally upholstered in the finest red goatskin and finished with brass tacks.£22,000 -
An impressive pair of Carolean style oak master’s thrones,
£5,600 the pairAn impressive pair of Carolean style oak master’s thrones,
each with a rectangular back-rest, with raised and fielded panels to front and back and surmounted with a heavily moulded broken swan-neck pediment, the serpentine arm-rests with scrolled terminii, and the wide plank seat, all raised on barley-twist supports, ball-feet and a plain stretcher,£5,600 the pair -
Tan leather upholstered porter’s chair,
£4,750Tan leather upholstered porter’s chair,
in the nineteenth century style, with arched canopy and squab cushion.£4,750 -
Granary table,
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Early twentieth century quarter-sawn oak altar table,
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George III mahogany low press,
£2,650George III mahogany low press,
of serpentine form, the panelled doors enclosing interior fitted with slides and drawer, with carrying handles to each side, on bracket feet, circa 1760.£2,650 -
Reclaimed Panga Panga parquet block work surface,
£2,400 + VATReclaimed Panga Panga parquet block work surface,
A bespoke Panga Panga parquet block work surface, made to measure on site in our Bermondsey workshop. We encourage customers to get in touch with our flooring office for further information. The blocks are reclaimed from the Stockwell Printworks on Clapham road during recent refurbishment. Panga Panga is a species of very dense, dark hardwood which was used in hard wearing situations such as plants, workshops, public buildings and manufactories during the 19th and early 20th centuries. The timber is almost impervious to damage, resisting all manner of insects, fungi and rot. Although still commercially cultivated its further felling is controversial and reuse of this tropical hardwood relieves pressure on ancient forests.£2,400 + VAT -
Set of six Victorian stools,
£2,100Set of six Victorian stools,
constructed of various native timbers including ash, elm, sycamore and walnut, each with iron stretcher between the turned legs.£2,100 -
‘Granby Rock’ terrazzo coffee table by Assemble Studio,
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George III mahogany wingback armchair,
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Victorian mahogany cylinder desk,
£2,400£1,850Victorian mahogany cylinder desk,
the brass galleried top above tambour roll-top enclosing pigeon holes, the interior with three gilt-tooled leather writing surfaces, one adjustable, on four drawer pedestals.£2,400£1,850 -
Pair of nineteenth century mahogany chest of drawers,
£1,800Pair of nineteenth century mahogany chest of drawers,
with crossbanded tops, the four graduated drawers with turned bun handles, on bracket feet.£1,800
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An ‘Imperial’ red deer stag’s head
£2,100An ‘Imperial’ red deer stag’s head
with a good and symmetrical set of 14 point antlers, well mounted on an oak shield back plate,£2,100 -
Plaster portrait of bust of Voltaire,
£1,200Plaster portrait of bust of Voltaire,
with bronzed finish, mid-twentieth century, by Ateliers de Moulage, Musée du Louvre, Paris.£1,200 -
A carved statuary white marble bust of a young man,
£4,650A carved statuary white marble bust of a young man,
the male with head turned a dextra, carved with a curly coiffure and attired in classical drapes his chest partially exposed, raised on a later composition-stone socle,£4,650 -
Mid-twentieth century adjustable dressmaker’s dummy,
£1,200