21.5in. (55cm) diameter; 3.5in. (8cm) high.
£3,800
With three frieze drawers below the veined marble top, the cylinder enclosing a pull-out writing surface with its original green morocco leather above four drawers around a kneehole, the right-hand drawer with a coffre fort. With a leather lined slide to each side. All mounts original. Stamped L. MOREAU.
45in. (115cm) high; 50in. (127cm) wide; 25.5in. (65cm) deep.
£28,000
The frame carved with scrolls and rocaille with a leafy cresting flanked by squirrels, the apron centred by a mask.
69in. (175cm) high; 34in. (87cm) wide.
£24,000
This belongs to a distinctive group of Irish rococo mirrors carved with squirrels. A very similar mirror is illustrated in Irish Furniture, The Knight of Glin and James Peill, 2007, p.264 fig. 238.
The angles with a blind gothic fretwork. Handles original.
34in. (86cm) high; 44in. (112cm) wide; 24in. (61cm) deep.
£9,500
The gilding original. Each with ivorine label inscribed 'Jas Shoolbred & Co. Tottenham Ct. Rd. London'
25.5in. (65cm) high; 30.5in. (78cm) wide; 17in. (43cm) deep.
£2,800
Provenance: the Viscounts Mountgarret, Nidd Hall, Yorkshire.
Carved with the twelve signs of the zodiac.
33in. (84cm) high; 64in. (163cm) wide; 23.5in. (60cm) deep.
£24,000
Literature: an identical coffer exhibited at the British Institute of Industrial Art in 1923, is illustrated in The Studio, vol 86 1923, p. 265.
Dry-scraped back to their original paint.
37in. (94cm) high; 78in. (198cm) wide; 31in. (79cm) deep.
£42,000
Provenance: by descent in the Davenport family, Davenport House, Shropshire
With original eared moulded Carrara marble top above two long drawers. All mounts original. Stamped J.B TUART and F. BURY.
34.25in. (87cm) high; 51.25in. (130cm) wide; 24in. (61cm) deep.
£28,000
34.5in. (87.5cm) high; 27.5in. (70cm) wide; 29in. (74cm) deep.
£12,500
The plate rack with grooved shelves fitted with iron cup hooks, the bow-front base with eight panelled doors, and with a door to each
side enclosing three shelves. With exposed dovetails and tenons throughout. Retaining all it’s original wrought-iron handles by Alfred
Bucknell.
72.5in. (184cm) high; 84.5in. (214cm) wide; 28in. (71cm) deep.
£38,000
Provenance: made for Catherine Powell, daughter of Barnsley’s friends Alfred and Louise Powell, the Arts & Crafts architect and ceramicist respectively.
thence by descent until 2023.
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