Tables and Antique Chairs....
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Fine Georgian Oak Lowboy with Cabriole Legs.
Ref: 228. £675.00.
Beautiful lines to this piece. My photos don't do it justice.
A moulded top with stringing, above three moulded and strung drawers. Shaped kneehole freize and shaped sided.
All supported by cabriole legs with pad feet.
A stunning Lowboy.
The top has some stains, probably ink, with sun fading to the front. All genuine wear as would be expected of an item of this age. We didn’t want to over restore the top but have left the condition to show it’s history.
The brass handles are possibly later replacements due to being fitted with bolts, but the style is contemporary to the piece.
Wax finish. Some signs of long dead historical woodworm.
Approx Sizes: 31.5” Wide; 19.5” Deep; 27" High.
Fine Oak Side Table with Walnut Cross Banding.
Ref 220. £450.00
C. Late 1700's.
Just look at the generous overhang of the top,
a true sign of quality and age.
This piece has been in the house for some time!
The cross banded top is raised on turned legs, all united with moulded stretchers.
Shaped apron to the front and sides.
The single drawer is also cross banded, and has later replacement brass handles.
Wax finish. Some signs of long dead woodworm.
Approx Sizes: 34” Wide; 19” Deep; 27.5” High.
Pair Late 17th / Early 18th Century Chairs.
Ref 213. £375.00
Caned backs and seats.
Scroll carved top rails and front stretchers.
The turned legs are united by turned H stretchers.
The high back stretcher is straight.
The cane seat and back have been renewed on one chair.
The cane on the second chair seat is weak in 2 places.
The chairs are firm for their age, with no major restoration.
Signs of long dead historic woodworm.
Approx Sizes: 40½” Overall Height; 17½“ Wide; 15” Deep; 18½“ Seat Height.
Oak Side Table from the 1700's.
Ref 251. SOLD
Very fine oak moulded top, over a single side hung drawer with moulds and a forged iron replacement handle.
The turned legs are united by stretchers, all of which are moulded.
The top has PR stamped into it. There are a number of repaired splits and cracks to this thin top.
Wax finish. Lovely rich colour and patina.
Some signs of long dead historical woodworm.
Approx Sizes: 29.5” Wide; 20.75” Deep; 25.5” High.
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17th C. Small Oak Serving Table Base.
Ref 210. £550.00
Turned legs below 2 drawers.
The brass handles are replacements.
Beautiful colour and patina.
Some signs of long dead historic woodworm.
Approx Sizes: 45” Long; 16” Deep; 31.5” High.
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Mahogany Upholstered Foot Stool. Ref 275. £125.00
This stylish cabriole leg stool has been beautifully upholstered in neutral colours with a double self piping. The textured fabric is two tone, ivory and the beige has a hint of very pale green. A very sturdy stool dating from the 20th Century.
The wax finish adds to the fine colour and patina. Some signs of long dead historic woodworm.
Approx Sizes: 16.5" x 16.5" Square; 18" High
Country Oak Tripod Tilt Top Table. Ref 269. £95.00
Lovely chunky country base to this tripod with some ironwork reinforcement where the legs come together. 4 plank top. Brass mechanism to the tilt top.
The wax finish adds to the fine colour and patina. Some signs of long dead historic woodworm.
Approx Sizes: 29.5” Dia; 27” High.
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Elm and oak side table Ref. 271. SOLD
A truly charming little country table,
a delight to find in this size.
Dating from the first half of the 1800’s.
Lovely figured grain to the elm top.
The drawer bottom has been replaced with early plywood which is reflected in the price.
The turned legs are united by stretchers.
The wax finish adds to the fine colour and patina.
Some signs of long dead historic woodworm.
Approx Sizes:25” Wide; 17.5” Deep; 26.5” High.
Large Oak Tripod Breakfast Table. Ref 282 £195.00
The moulded top is not original to the base but doesn’t detract from the good proportion and balance of this table. Ideal as a breakfast or lunch table to seat up to 5.
The wax finish adds to the fine colour and patina.
Some signs of long dead historic woodworm.
Approx Sizes: 36” Dia; 28.5” High.
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Very Small Single Flap Gate Leg Side Table in Oak.
Ref: 223. £145.00
1700's in style but made at the end of Victoria's reign.
The perfect coffee table with the period look.
The later age is reflected in the price.
Such a charming side/lamp table, coffee table. Versatile!!
Very good sturdy condition. Lovely colour and patina.
Minor long dead historic woodworm.
Approx Sizes: 29.75" Wide; 15” Deep when closed;
28.75” with flap up; 24” High
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Mahogany Tea AND Card Table Combined.
Ref 273. £175.00
This Georgian table has an unusual triple top.
The edges are carved with a foliate moulding adding a distinctive, classic finish.
Fold the top back once to reveal the full size mahogany wood tea table, fold back the second layer and reveal the Royal Blue baize covered top for cards.
The top(s) are supported by a single wooden original hinged leg, this has an ingenious hidden secret peg attached which adjusts the height of the leg to accommodate either top.
Simple shaped frieze below the top and raised on chamfered legs with a mould to the outer edge.
The wax finish adds to the fine colour and patina.
Some signs of long dead historic woodworm.
Not too often you will see mahogany on The Antiques Source
Approx Sizes: 34.5” Long;16” Deep, 32” when open;
28.5” High.
Pair High Panelled Back Hall Chairs C1700/1790
Ref 216. £150.00.
Lovely to find a pair...But...
The left hand chair (as shown) is the earlier chair, the right hand one is an excellent copy made an estimated 100 years later, the only real difference is the condition.
And now to the condition of the earlier chair!
It has had numerous repairs, and has historically had bearers put to the back of the outside frames (see images below) making it VERY stable for use.
Some shrinkage to panels in both backs. All joints pegged.
Please do look carefully at all of the detailed images and ask me if you have any questions.
Some evidence of long dead historic woodworm.
Approx Sizes: 42” High; 18” Wide; 14” Deep;
18½” Seat Height.
Low Windsor Chair Ref 297 £160.00
Early 20th Century.
Typical Windor chair with shaped back splat.
When the hooped top was bent around it split on both sides, not age related damage as it occurred at the time of making.
The splits do not go through the hoop, so it is sound.
The legs have been cut down at some time so the seat is a little low.
These turned legs are united with a crinoline stretcher.
Gorgeous waxd colour. Slight signs of long dead woodworm.
Approx Sizes: 40” High; 21.5” Wide (max); Seat height 14”.
Oak Octagonal Tripod Tilt Top Table. Ref. 183. £145.00
Georgian octagonal table. Original brass tilt mechanism. There is metalwork below the three legs where they unite to the finely turned boss, this is to add strength where historic breaks have occurred. Please see the detailed images, I have highlighted the repairs and they actually look worse on the images than seeing the table “in the flesh”.
2 feet have glides added to adjust the slight lean.
The block above the turned boss has had a thin piece of wood added as “padding” to ensure the mechanism locks tightly in place.
Beautiful colour and patina. Wax finish.
Some sign of long dead historic woodworm.
Approx. Sizes: Top 25.5” min / 27.5” max; Height 28.5”.
