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An extraordinary run of English mahogany-veneered ship’s panelling
POAAn extraordinary run of English mahogany-veneered ship’s panelling
five large sections of curved parcel gilt panels, each comprising two short panels above two large rectangular fielded panels, a chair rail - richly relief-carved with a running guilloche moulding, and two short panels below (some as hidden cupboard doors), with a plain skirting, the vertical intervals panelled with low mouldings in corresponding registers; the fielded panels quartered and book-match veneered, the raised mouldings carved with lambrequin ornament, stamped to the rear "Mellier & Co."POA -
An extraordinary run of English walnut-veneered ship’s panelling
£16,500 the lotAn extraordinary run of English walnut-veneered ship’s panelling
two large sections of panelling, each centred with a rectangle - quartered with book-matched veneer - and flanked by a pair of smaller rectangles, similarly veneered and incorporated within pronounced raised bead-and-reel carved mouldings, plus two further sections of panelling similar but with the central panel omitted, to make a ten metre run and some other associated parts,£16,500 the lot -
An English giltwood and mahogany-veneered tapestry frame
£4,600An English giltwood and mahogany-veneered tapestry frame
the rectangular frame with a carved running guilloche moulding and square leafy paterae to each corner£4,600
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