Antique Chairs, Tables & Cabinets - Furniture from Westland London

Stock: 16295

An exceptionally fine late Renaissance walnut cabinet from Tuscany. The two-part cabinet comprises an upper section of three cupboards concealing double shelves, and three drawers, divided by slender pilasters. The lower section is the inverse, and is supported on ionic capital feet. It also possesses early locks, and associated key.
This cabinet is characteristic of pieces that were made for the residences of Tuscan nobles during the late-Renaissance, and exhibits regional characteristics associated with furniture made in this region. Very few pieces of this quality survive from this period.

Italian, c.1590. With restorations, commensurate with age.

Villa Cenami, Lucca.

	Width	Height	Depth
	71 3⁄8" 181.4 cms	77" 195.5 cms	22 5⁄8" 57.3 cms

Stock: 16174

A fine and large William IV library or centre table in rosewood, the top with a concealed drawer supported by an octagonal baluster stem over a quatreform base and scrolled feet. A very useful piece of furniture!
English, c.1835.

Provenance: Lockerley Hall, Hampshire

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	Width	Height	Depth
	52 3⁄8" 133 cms	28 11⁄16" 73 cms	26 3⁄8" 67 cms

Stock: 16212

An early 18th century glazed walnut vitrine cabinet on stand. The arch topped display cabinet has its original glass and slender astragals, revealing two shelves and a concealed drawer. The elegant stand of Tuscan column formed legs, are raised on solid ebony bun feet.
Dutch, c.1720 with restorations.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	46 1⁄4" 117.5 cms	79 7⁄8" 203 cms	13" 33 cms

Stock: 16145

A superb octagonal centre table in the manner of Thomas King. The fine octagonal top in book matched pollard oak veneer, inlaid with a satinwood border, on a pit sawn oak top. This rests on four spiral twist legs joined by scrolling stretchers and is raised on bun feet with concealed castors.
English, c.1840.

In 1835, the cabinet maker Thomas King published 'Specimens of Furniture in the Elizabethan & Louis Quatorze Styles', and this table is reminiscent of the designs printed in this publication. Thomas King was a much admired cabinet maker and published over a dozen pattern books during his career.

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	Diameter	Height
	50 13⁄16" 129 cms	29 7⁄8" 76 cms

Stock: 16222

A fine Rosewood William IV ottoman box stool, upholstered in leather with a lightly padded top. English, circa 1830.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	22" 56 cms	19 1⁄4" 49 cms	15" 38 cms

Stock: 16179

A very fine Regency card table in Rosewood with intricate brass inlay. The swivel and foldover top has its original green baize playing surface and provides a useful storage area. The tapered pedestal is also beautifully inlaid and is mounted on a quatreform base with outwept legs terminating in brass paw feet.
English, c.1825.

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	Width
	35 13⁄16" 91 cms

Stock: 16229

A fine pair of early Regency ebonised and parcel gilt side chairs, the square backs inset with painted panels reminiscent of the domestic Roman frescoes of Pompeii, over caned seats.
English, c.1815.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	18 1⁄8" 46 cms	32 1⁄4" 82 cms	18 1⁄8" 46 cms

Stock: 16227

An unusual George I 'mulberry' cabinet in the manner of Coxed and Woster. The cross banded and veneered walnut doors reveal a fine fitted interior which is also beautiful veneered, including a number of hidden drawers, which are beautifully scumbled.
English, c.1710, with restorations.

Notes: It is now widely accepted that much furniture which was commonly thought to be 'mulberry' is in fact stained burr elm, walnut, maple or alder. The popularity of these veneers in the 1690-1730 period is thought to stem from its tortoiseshell like appearance. If mulberry wood is ebonised to reinforce its markings it does not take the staining effectively whereas with elm, walnut, maple and alder the porous parts of the woods retain the dark streaks giving this dramatic tortoiseshell-like appearance.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	41 1⁄4" 105 cms	61 13⁄16" 157 cms	18 1⁄8" 46 cms

Stock: 16151

A William IV foldover tea table in beautifully mottled plum pudding mahogany, with a fluted baluster stem and a quatrefoil plinth over scrolled feet on castors.
English, c. 1830.

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	Width
	36" 91.5 cms

Stock: 16235

A pair of 19th century flame mahogany and ebony lined pedestal cupboards, the rectangular tops above a panelled cupboard door, each opening to a single shelf, enclosed by lion mask capitals, raised on ebonised paw feet.
English, c.1810.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	18 7⁄8" 48 cms	27 5⁄8" 70 cms	18 1⁄8" 46 cms

Stock: 16065

A superb early nineteenth-century Regency library or writing table. The beautifully figured rosewood top sits above a single drawer above octagonal columns which rest on platform bases with concealed castor mounted feet.
English or Scottish, c.1810.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	53 7⁄8" 137 cms	28 11⁄16" 73 cms	28 1⁄4" 72 cms

Stock: 16078

A fine early Victorian bird's eye maple occasional table, with reeded and stylised tulip carved column with quatreform base, carved feet and castors. Perfect as a lamp or side table. Maker's label reads Charles Hindley & Sons.
English, c.1840.

Notes: Charles Hindley & Sons were established at 31 & 32 Berners Street, London, as carpet and rug manufacturers, later taking over the Oxford Street cabinet-makers Miles & Edwards in 1844. The company was a noted furniture-maker, receiving a Royal Warrant of Appointment and a place at the 1851 Great Exhibition.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	20 7⁄8" 53 cms	26 13⁄16" 68 cms	15" 38 cms

Stock: 16140

A large George II mahogany tripod table of provincial manufacture, with a circular tilt top carved from beautifully figured mahogany, over a turned column and wide splayed legs.
English 1750.

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	Diameter	Height
	37" 94 cms	28 1⁄4" 72 cms

Stock: 16072

A pair of William IV tea tables, with book matched veneered tops in the rare Goncalo Alves, or Brazilian tiger wood, the mirror image of the other. The folding tops are mounted on sweeping hexagonal baluster supports, over swept feet. The tables are on oak carcasses, which is a further mark of quality.
English, c.1830.

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	Width	Height	Depth open
	35 13⁄16" 91 cms	30 11⁄16" 78 cms	35 3⁄8" 90 cms

Stock: 16008

An Aesthetic Movement ebonised and parcel gilt centre or library table by Maple and Co, Tottenham Court Road, London. The gilt and painted panelled frieze with a single lockable draw is decorated with stylised foliage and sunflowers with carver foliate details to the corners. All supported on turned legs and a lower shelf with galleried ends, above a double stretcher with turned spindles. The top edge of the draw is stamped MAPLE & CO.

English, circa 1880.

Established in 1841, Maple and Co were leading makers and retailers of fine furniture, operating from their warehouse and showroom on Tottenham Court Road. They enjoying international acclaim, and had an outfit in Paris in order to satiate the continents appetite for their wares.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	56 11⁄16" 144 cms	28 11⁄16" 73 cms	30 11⁄16" 78 cms

Stock: 15982

A late 19th century Japanese Meiji period 1868-1912, cabinet or Shodana, profusely decorated with parquetry and marquetry in a variety of woods on a Japanese elm carcass. This cabinet is fitted with various drawers, sliding doors and shelves which are mounted with silver plated handles. A very interesting and useful piece of furniture.
Japanese, c.1890.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	30 1⁄4" 77 cms	50 11⁄16" 128.8 cms	14 13⁄16" 37.5 cms

Stock: 15939

A beautifully proportioned small early 19th century inverted breakfront Mahogany collectors chest. The four graduated draws with turned Mahogany knobs are flanked by a pair of tapering Tuscan columns over bun feet.
English, circa 1830.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	18 1⁄8" 46 cms	8 11⁄16" 22 cms	13 13⁄16" 35 cms

Stock: 15849

A pair of exceptionally delicate and unusual Victorian sycamore chairs. The slender balloon backs are intricately carved with foliage and centred by a blooming peace lily. The caned seats are in very good condition and are set above turned legs that gently taper and turn out.
These chairs would be best suited - and were probably intended - for light or decorative use, perhaps as bedroom chairs.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	16 1⁄2" 41.8 cms	33 13⁄16" 85.8 cms	14 5⁄8" 37 cms

Stock: 15896

An Aesthetic Movement Bamboo jardiniere planter inset with four J.Moyr Smith for Minton tiles printed with The Waverley pattern including illustrations for Old Mortality, Fortunes of Nigel, Ivanhoe and The Antiquary, printed in black, grey and pale yellow on white with japanned tin liner.
English, c.1880.

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	Width	Height
	9 3⁄8" 24 cms	32 11⁄16" 83 cms

Stock: 15793

A set of three Victorian mahogany hall chairs, the pierced scroll carved cresting rails above shield carved backs, solid seats which are raised on tapering faceted and turned legs.
English, mid 19th century.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	16 1⁄2" 41.8 cms	34 1⁄4" 87.2 cms	16 1⁄2" 42 cms

Stock: 15814

A beautifully made Victorian drop leaf Sutherland table with a fine oval burr walnut top.The legs are beautifully turned and rest on the original ceramic castors.Tables of this type are incredible diverse pieces of furniture, as they sit flat to the wall, and when required, give a good size dining or working space, from either one leaf, or two.
English, c.1860.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	50" 127 cms	28" 71 cms	7 1⁄2" 19 cms

Stock: 15806

A pair of Victorian hall chairs in the continental manner, carved from solid walnut. The chairs have low backs, each of which are set with 3 glazed tiles. The plank seats have removeable cushions and are supported on turned x supports and lion paw feet.
English, c.1880.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	23 7⁄8" 60.8 cms	30 1⁄4" 77 cms	16 7⁄8" 43 cms

Stock: 15556

An ornate mid-19th century Sorrento Ware olive wood dressing table of small proportions. It features a lift up lid with marquetry inlaid scene depicting lovers dancing to the music of a mandolin, bordered by micromosaic, beneath which is an oval silvered mirror. Additionally, there are 2 locking drawers. The table is supported on slender tapered legs and a beautifully turned stretcher.
Italian, c.1850.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	26 1⁄2" 67.3 cms	29 1⁄2" 75 cms	18 7⁄8" 48 cms

Stock: 15836

A William IV walnut and rosewood pedestal teapoy of exceptional quality. The gadrooned walnut top is beaded with rosewood and is mounted on a solid rosewood acanthus column, which stands on a beautifully carved quatreform lion paw foot base. The interior features a red velvet interior with a tooled leather lid. Interestingly, this interior was likely fitted around 20 years after this teapoy was made. This is probably due to the fact that the cost of tea dropped considerably in the mid-19th century.
English, c.1830.

Notes: The potential for tea drinking had increased enormously in the first half of the 19th century, Britain's population had doubled within 50 years and people were wealthier, mostly due to the jobs created as a result of the industrial revolution, and the rapidly expanding trade between other countries. In 1833 the British government removed the East India's monopoly to import tea. Importantly, this opened up the possibility of importing tea from India, which they did in 1839. This lowered the cost of tea, and with it, the necessity to keep it under lock and key in such high status objects. High quality teapoys such as this, were then repurposed as work boxes, or for more general storage.

	Width	Height	Depth
	18 1⁄2" 47 cms	32 11⁄16" 83 cms	15" 38 cms
with lid open		41 1⁄2" 105.5 cms

Stock: 15792

A pair of elegant Regency mahogany hall chairs Italianate in form, the arched backs with scrolls terminating in roundels, beneath which are solid seats and turned legs.
English, c.1820.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	15 3⁄8" 39 cms	31 1⁄2" 80 cms	17 11⁄16" 45 cms

Stock: 15817

A large William IV Victorian glazed bookcase in walnut, comprising four sections, the upper tier with an overhanging cornice and four large glazed doors is fitted with shelves. The base is is also glazed, fitted with shelves and stands on a plinth.
English, c.1830.

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	width	height	depth
	120 1⁄8" 305 cms	78" 198 cms	18 1⁄8" 46 cms

Stock: 15755

An elegant 19th century Gothic Revival glazed bookcase of small proportions and excellent quality. The figured mahogany case is mounted with two pairs of glazed doors, both carved with fine tracery reminiscent of Gothic windows. Inside the bookcase, there is a total of six adjustable shelves, with fine mahogany nosings.
English, c.1840.

This bookcase would sit well at the side of a chimneybreast, and is a very useful piece of furniture.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	43 1⁄4" 110 cms	95 11⁄16" 243 cms	18 1⁄2" 47 cms

Stock: 15754

William IV carved mahogany armchair, with a serpentine front rail and elegantly scrolled arms, the button back, seat cushion and arms upholstered in beautifully soft green leather. The front baluster legs terminate in original brass castors
English, c.1820.
This chair would be a wonderful addition to a library or office.

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	Width	Height
	27 3⁄16" 69 cms	37" 94 cms

Stock: 15756

A pair of elegant Regency Hall chairs in warm mahogany. The backs are Italianate in design and the simple seats rest on turned legs.
English, c.1810.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	16 1⁄8" 41 cms	33 1⁄2" 85 cms

Stock: 15521

An elegant Regency fold-over card table, with a beautifully figured Rosewood veneer top with a crossbanded and carved edge, which swivels to reveal the original red baize interior. The Rosewood frieze with a blank tablet rests on a simple pedestal with a quatrefoil base and splayed legs terminating in brass claw feet and hidden castors.

English, c.1820

This type of table would be a very useful side table with a good amount of storage, and would look lovely in a hallway or under a window.

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	Width	Height
	36" 91.4 cms	29 7⁄8" 76 cms

Stock: 2711

A pair of high backed, deep buttoned leather and mahogany Gainsborough style chairs. The leather has acquired a lovely patina and is fixed in place with decorative with stud work and is supported by square legs and an H stretcher.

English, early 20th century.

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	width	height	depth
	26" 66 cms	45" 114.3 cms	24" 61 cms

Stock: 15561

A rare Regency drop leaf occasional table in solid mahogany, the twin demi-lune drop leaves opening over and folding around an unusual central cylinder, which is mounted on a squat columnar shaft terminating in four lappet carved legs with scrolled feet and their original castors.
English, c.1810.

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	Diameter	Height
	32 11⁄16" 83 cms	28 11⁄16" 73 cms

Stock: 13544

A large and comfortable William IV mahogany and leather arm chair, with elegant scrolled arms and brass studded upholstery. The legs stand on original brass castors. The leather has acquired a beautiful patina from over a century of use, but this could be refreshed if desired. English, c.1820.

	Width	Height	Depth
	25 3⁄16" 64 cms	42 11⁄16" 108.5 cms	29 1⁄2" 75 cms

Stock: 15433

A superb Victorian walnut and solid ebony Gothic library table. This outstanding table is made especially rare by having solid ebony legs, stretcher and finials. The beautifully carved Solomonic legs and stretcher support a fine burr walnut top.

This table is incredibly diverse, and can be used as a centre table, or even a desk.
English, circa 1860.

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	Width	Height	Depth
	54 1⁄4" 138 cms	29 1⁄2" 75 cms	33 1⁄2" 85 cms

Stock: 15457

A William IV rosewood fold over tea table, the top is supported on a swivel action over an octagonal column which is mounted on a pedestal base with scroll feet. English, c.1830.

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	width	height	depth
	35 13⁄16" 91 cms	29 1⁄8" 74 cms	17 11⁄16" 45 cms