Early 18th century English oak court cupboard, 50"H x 45"W x 19"D, with replaced early 20th century hinges.

Early 18th century English oak court cupboard, 50"H x 45"W x 19"D, with replaced early 20th century hinges.   « Less

A walnut two door cabinet having raised turned carved gallery above single draw with brass drop handle the lower section having two figured walnut panel doors opening to  More »

A walnut two door cabinet having raised turned carved gallery above single draw with brass drop handle the lower section having two figured walnut panel doors opening to reveal two adjustable shelves raised up on turned feetHeight 52 Inches Width 27 Inches Depth 15.5 Inches circa 1890   « Less

A rosewood chiffonier, the triangular raised back with shelf supported by fluted columns above single freeze draw the base having a pair of conforming pierced fretwork doors  More »

A rosewood chiffonier, the triangular raised back with shelf supported by fluted columns above single freeze draw the base having a pair of conforming pierced fretwork doors opening to reveal two adjustable shelves raised up on plinth base. CIrca 1840 Condition Excellent   « Less

A solid carved oak bedside cabinet the raised back above single carved panel door raised up on bracket feet Height 27.5 Inches Width 17 Inches Depth 14 Inches CIrca 1920

A solid carved oak bedside cabinet the raised back above single carved panel door raised up on bracket feet Height 27.5 Inches Width 17 Inches Depth 14 Inches CIrca 1920   « Less

A burr walnut and tulipwood cross banded antique pier cabinet having boxwood stringing with gilt metal mounts, the rectangular top with proud front corners, over a single  More »

A burr walnut and tulipwood cross banded antique pier cabinet having boxwood stringing with gilt metal mounts, the rectangular top with proud front corners, over a single glazed cabinet door revealing three covered fixed shelves, between fluted front corner pilasters with acanthus mouldings, on a cross banded plinth base Height 42 Inches Width 30 Inches Depth 20 Inches circa 1870   « Less

A Victorian pair of mahogany bow fronted bedside cabinets the moulded top over Flame mahogany panelled doors opening to reveal adjustable shelf raised upon plinth  More »

A Victorian pair of mahogany bow fronted bedside cabinets the moulded top over Flame mahogany panelled doors opening to reveal adjustable shelf raised upon plinth base.(adapted) Height 28.5 Width 18 Inches Depth 17 Inches circa 1870   « Less

the rear superstructure formed as twin shelves supported by scrolling fretted brackets surmounted with a pierced brass gallery, the lower section with canted corner  More »

the rear superstructure formed as twin shelves supported by scrolling fretted brackets surmounted with a pierced brass gallery, the lower section with canted corner rectangular top with ribbon tied fruiting laurel and ovolo and foliate moulded border edges above twin glazed rectangular panelled doors, the canted corner blocks with applied rectangular florette small mounts above scrolling putto terms with interlaced foliate terminals and corresponding inverted foliate strap work bracket mounts, raised on a plinth base, the top of the right door stamped 'GILLOW(Gillows of Lancaster) Height 56 Inches Width 52.5 Inches Depth 17.5 InchesDimensions circa 1860   « Less

A Victorian figured walnut, ebonised and gilt metal mounted bow end three door credenza, the figured walnut top above fitted central cupboard enclosed by a panelled ebonised  More »

A Victorian figured walnut, ebonised and gilt metal mounted bow end three door credenza, the figured walnut top above fitted central cupboard enclosed by a panelled ebonised door with central inlay and gilt metal floral mounts, flanked by display cabinet ends, each having fitted two white lined shelves enclosed by a pair of shaped glazed doors raised up on four turned bun feet circa 1870Date Excellent   « Less

A Victorian walnut butler’s cabinet the rectangular top having quarter gallery with tuned spindles above two carved panel doors with brass drop handle opening to  More »

A Victorian walnut butler’s cabinet the rectangular top having quarter gallery with tuned spindles above two carved panel doors with brass drop handle opening to reveal small single shelf the chest section having single draw fitted for cutlery above five long graduated mahogany lined draws with fitted brass handles to the base having shaped plinth and bracket feet By Lamb Manchester No 36075 James Lamb, founder of one of the most successful late nineteenth-century regional British cabinetmakers, commissioned work from a number of notable designers, such as Bruce Talbert and Alfred Waterhouse, the designer of Manchester Town Hall. The quality of the firm's work was consistently high, and won for the firm prizes at the several International Exhibitions in which they participated. Lamb's main market however, was the new middle-classes living in and around Manchester, People whose aspirations were satisfied by well-made, modish furniture, which showed off a variety of materials in striking and elegant designs. circa 1880Date Excellent   « Less

A mahogany chiffonier, the rectangular top having rounded corners and ebony stringing having two cupboard doors with brass grills and burgundy pleated fabric flanked by split  More »

A mahogany chiffonier, the rectangular top having rounded corners and ebony stringing having two cupboard doors with brass grills and burgundy pleated fabric flanked by split half round acanthus carved columns, the doors opening to reveal three short draws with brass turned knobs and single adjustable shelves, raised up on brass caps and castors, Dimensions Height 38 Inches Width 38.5 Inches Depth 22 Inches circa 1830Date Excellent   « Less