Antique Panelling and Overmantels from Westland London

Stock: 16243

A large Continental carved gilt wood panel the central carved aromorial cartouche surrounded by carved acanthus leaves and vines, on a blue painted background.
French, mid-18th century.

This panel would look stunning over a fireplace, or even mounted on the ceiling.

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	Width	Height
	53 1⁄2" 136 cms	67 1⁄4" 171 cms

Stock: 12162

A front section of a 19th century Lit Clos possibly of the Beren region in France, typically inlaid with ebonised and boxwood lozenge and compass motifs, set with brass studs and spindle turned roundels and an arched niche and small podium to the centre.
French, 19th century.

A Lit Clos, or Box Bed, is a traditional piece of furniture usually found in homes with only one room. It would be ,like sleeping in a cupboard but it did allow some privacy and was warm in winter.

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	Width	Height	Depth
External	71" 180.3 cms	61" 155 cms	8" 20.4 cms
Internal	35" 89 cms	39" 99 cms

Stock: 14790

A 42 foot run of Walnut marquetry dado panelling consisting of arched panels, pilasters and two open bookcases. The ornately framed arched panels, inlaid with rosewood, pear, satinwood, burr elm and stained sycamore woods, depict Elysian scenes of nymphs reclining on boughs, stylised galleons, urns and cornucopia of fruits amid trailing floral and foliate frondrils and sprigs.
Provenance: Removed from 24 Portland Place, London W1B.
English, circa 1880.

Photos before restoration

	run	height
	503 7⁄8" 1280 cms	49 3⁄16" 125 cms

Stock: 14809

A very large Arts and Crafts marquetry panel depicting a typical 1930s English village scene picked out in inlaid woods including Thuya (Burr) Walnut, Burr Elm, Burr Walnut, Mahogany, Sycamore, Ash, Birch, Rosewood, Kinewood and Elm. Panels like this were often created by craftsmen or carpenters to illustrate to their clients the range of woods available for the piece they were commissioning.
English, made by the Rowley Gallery. Early 20th century.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	81 7⁄8" 208 cms	55 7⁄8" 142 cms	1" 2.5 cms

Stock: 14518

An Arts & Crafts, Edwardian period solid oak antique overmantle in the Jacobean style. The cornice with carved dentil detail sits above three arched recessed niches each arch topped by small rosettes. The outer pair of niches frame a single stylised stemmed rose panel, the central niche panel has a similar stem bearing five stylised roses. These are flanked by a pair of baluster columns surmounted by finely carved goats masks.
English, circa 1910.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	70 1⁄8" 178 cms	33 1⁄8" 84 cms	12 3⁄16" 31 cms

Stock: 12908

A SPLENDID AND WELL PROPORTIONED OAK PANELLED ROOM IN THE ENGLISH RENAISSANCE MANNER. The full suite including the original fireplace with a substantial green verde marble bolection insert & three decorative cast iron fire panels & fire bars; two fitted bookcases and one large matching free standing breakfront bookcase.

The barrel shelf of the fireplace carved with interlinked scrolled mythical beasts, flanked by pairs of grotesque lion masks, supported on either side by pairs of male and female caryatid busts above tapering, carved pilaster jambs. The panelling above the fireplace is set with a large mirror the frame of which is carved in the manner of Grinling Gibbons. Original bell pushes are set either side of the fireplace and the panelling includes a charming concealed door.

The two integrated bookcases with delicate cross-hatched glass fronted upper doors & locks, has hinges and screws of the finest quality silver plating. The central cupboard door of the free standng bookcase is set with a pair of ornate brass plaques depicting female figures in a rural setting. Note: The windows shown in the photograph are not included.

Late Victorian early Edwardian 1895 – 1910.
Known provenance.

For dimensions please see last image

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Stock: 12258

A large antique oak overmantel in the Jacobean manner, the carved moulded cornice over a stop fluted frieze with a central panel depicting a hunting scene, beneath which is a series of strapwork panels with two small shelves flanked by ornately carved volute columns.
English early 19th century.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	56 1⁄8" 142.5 cms	34 1⁄8" 86.5 cms	7 1⁄8" 18 cms

Stock: 11432

A suite of well-carved oak linenfold panelling forming a small salon in the Jacobean / Gothic Revival manner. Includes the original chimneypiece..Stock No 11453. Preliminary images before restoration. Total running length : 1157 cms inc chimneypiece = 39 ft..Height : 203.5 cms = 80" = 6' 8".

PROVENANCE : By repute from an early 20th century transatlantic passenger liner with connections to Cammel Laird shipbuilders in Liverpool...extant 1824 to present day.

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	width	height
	448" 1138 cms	80 1⁄8" 203.5 cms

Stock: 11836

A well carved set of 8 oak pilasters in the Jacobean Revival manner
together with a single taller pilaster of the same design.
English,19th century.

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	Width	Height
Set of 8	8 7⁄8" 22.5 cms	76" 193 cms
Single	9 1⁄8" 23 cms	78 11⁄16" 200 cms

Stock: 11086

A small Arts and Crafts oak panelled room with a stylised carved floral running motif on the top and middle frieze ...including three walls as shown, skirting and window surround.Full measurements etc available. Provenance and designer known. Preliminary images & drawing .Shown with Arts & Crafts stone chimneypiece 10543. English late 19th century.

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	Overall Length.	Average height
	300" 762 cms	79 7⁄8" 203 cms

Stock: 10995

An extremely fine and rare carved walnut and giltwood ceiling in the Rennaissance revival manner, with ensuite pair of doorways 10223 priced separately. Made to order in the English manner possibly in France or Italy for Park Place, Remenham nr Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire, built in 1871 by Architect Thomas Cundy in the French Renaissance manner for the Noble family. Now fully restored ready to install.
English, mid to late 19th century.

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Stock: 9051

CUERO DI CORDOBA : A quantity of Cuero di Cordoba, Cordoban embossed gilded and polychrome leather wall covering. Spanish 19th century possibly earlier.

The panel repeat measures : Width: 55cms....Height: 100cms

Overall total in rectangular format is : Width: 493cms....Height: 254cms.

Stock: 9063

A LARGE OAK JACOBEAN REVIVAL PANELLED ROOM, IDENTICAL TO THAT REMOVED FROM THE "OLD PALACE " BROMLEY BY BOW, CIRCA 1604 , AND ERECTED IN THE VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM , SOUTH KENSINGTON AROUND 1900.

PROVENANCE: This room has recently been removed by us together with 9061, the magnificent carved oak and stone chimneypiece, from KIRKDALE MANOR, NORTH YORKSHIRE, and is of pegged and mitre panelled construction, comprising eight blind strapwork carved diminishing pilasters divided by repeated seven-section rectangular graduated panels to a strapwork narrow frieze with corbelled, dentil and ogee cornice, and including two ten-panel doors with decorative iron handles, plates and hinges ( the doors 83.5 " high by 39 " wide by 2 " thick ) and two window seats over iron radiator vents of scroll pierced strapwork design and rectangular in shape, comprising six metal panels altogether, each 24.5"by 18.5", the panelling 143" high, length of room 37 ft, width of room 19.6 ft, bay of three windows 7.7 ft. deep & 18 ft wide.
NB: The fireplace and overmantel are not included . Illustration, photo before restoration, cleaning and re-polishing.

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Stock: 8549

A Jacobean carved oak overmantle or headboard with earlier elements, the foliate stepped cornice above five arched inset panels, carved with flowerhead & scroll design against a punched ground and figural columns below mask capitols over a shallow shelf & s scroll carved frieze.
17th century and later.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	83 1⁄2" 212 cms	48" 122 cms	5 7⁄8" 15 cms

Stock: 7392

A set of 6 heavily carved Victorian oak panels in the Jacobean manner.
English, circa 1820 (possibly earlier).
Priced per panel. >

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	width	height	depth
	30" 76.2 cms	56" 142.2 cms	2" 5.1 cms

Stock: 7176

A superb Mahogany gentlemans library / study in the George III manner, with cross banded decoration, shown in situ before removal from a Notting Hill, London residence. Finely astragalled glazed Upper Bookcases, with cupboards and drawers below, fall front bureau, two arched alcoves, plain dentil mounted cornice, matching 6 panel single door. Mahogany chimneypiece with double columned overmantel, panelled sections on one return wall either side of the chimneypiece, either side and below the side window and returns, shelf either side of the main window, large fitted window seat, various other mahogany full height fillet skirting. All elements in excellent condition except polish is faded on secretaire wall. All bookcases and cupboards etc. are constructed as stand alone units. Floor plan and all measurements available.
English, circa 1890.

Provenance: A large house in Holland Park, West London.

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	width	height	length
Room Size	192" 487.7 cms	97" 246.4 cms	234" 594.4 cms