Posts Tagged ‘Beechwood’
Friday, January 15th, 2010
A Queen Anne oak Gateleg Table, french chiffonier bedroom storage cupboards AN ANTIQUE oak Settle, famous danish pottery A pine Dresser, antique inlay side tables 19th Century
A Queen Anne oak Gateleg Table, gillow chairs
circa 1710, arts and crafts oak sideboard the later oval top with a
frieze drawer, 17th century child’s chair [...]
Tags: 18th century, A Charles, A James, A Louis XV-style, A Queen Anne, ANTIQUE, apron, armchair, armchairs, BALUSTER, base, Beechwood, BUN, cabriole, cabriole legs, CARVING, Centre, Century, chairs, Charles II, Charles II-style, columnar, crinoline, Dining, Elizabeth I, farmhouse table, frieze, Gateleg, gateleg table, inlay, louis xv style, Louis XVI, Mary, minor variations, MOULDING, oak ash, pad, Queen Anne, queen anne oak, roundel, rush seat, rush seats, SPINDLE, spiral twist, splat, square legs, strapwork, stretcher, undertier, william and mary, windsor, yew wood
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Friday, January 15th, 2010
A William and Mary Chest, ladder back chairs with rush seats oak Side Table, antique commode cherub An oak Washstand, 18th century cabinet/commode early 19th Century
A William and Mary oak Chest, antique writing slope $10,000
circa 1690, large oak bureau book case from 1700’s the moulded top above four
long graduated drawers with [...]
Tags: 17th century, 18th century, ANTIQUE, Beechwood, bobbin, BRACKET, BUN, Bureau, cedarwood, Charles, coffer, Continental, cornice, drawers, Estate, frieze, fry, initials, lunette, minor restoration, MOULDING, oak chest, panel doors, pigeon holes, seat, small chest, square legs, stiles, Tea, tea table, wardrobe, washstand, William, wood
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Friday, January 15th, 2010
A Charles I oak Refectory Table, leopold desk solid wood A George III oak hanging Corner Cupboard, myott & son angelica oak Armchair, decorative secretaire desk A William and Mary oak Gateleg Table
A Charles I oak Refectory Table, czechoslovakia china lustreware
circa 1640, cabinet walnut 1750 the twin plank and cleated
top above [...]
Tags: A, A Charles, angle bracket, angle brackets, ANTIQUE, armchair, BALUSTER, Beechwood, bun feet, charles i, Charles II, columnar, corner cupboard, cupboard, dining chairs, Dresser Base, fleur de lys, frieze drawers, Gateleg, George, GEORGE II, george iii, lockplate, lozenge, Mary, MOULDING, oak, oak refectory table, open shelves, rush seats, Side, side chairs, SPINDLE, square, square legs, stool, table, William, william and mary, Win, windsor
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Friday, January 15th, 2010
ANTIQUE yew-wood and elm Windsor Armchair, A Victorian ash and elm Rocking Windsor Armchair, A Charles II oak Armchair
A Charles II oak Joint Stool, circa 1680, the moulded top and fretwork apron above baluster turned and square legs, 43cm.; lft. 5in.
AN ANTIQUE IV yew-wood and elm Windsor Armchair, circa 1825, the
pierced splat with a disc [...]
Tags: ANTIQUE, armchair, armchairs, arrangement, BALUSTER, base, Beechwood, BRACKET, cabriole, cane seats, Century, chairs, Charles II, CHEST, CROSSBANDED, cupboard, foliate, inlay, James II, oak, panel, panelled doors, rear leg, Side, spiral twist, splats, square legs, stretcher, VICTORIAN, victorian ash, William, william and mary, windsor, work, yew wood
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Thursday, December 10th, 2009
ANTIQUE BRONZE URN - MARBLE FIGURE - FRENCH COMMODE - FRENCH TABLE - LOUIS XVI - DINING TABLE - WALNUT KNEEHOLE DESK -
A WHITE MARBLE AND GILT BRONZE URN,erly 20th century.
The vase-shaped body decorated en grisaille with panels of cavorting cherubs and amorini, within bands of stiff-leaf and gadrooned ornament, the [...]
Tags: anthemion, ANTIQUE, Architectural, ARMOIRE, ARROW, Beechwood, bronze urns, CANDELABRA, CHARLES X GILT, classical figures, CLOCK, commodes, CONSOLE, CREAM-PAINTED, DESK, drawers, Egyptian, empire style, figure, french table, GILT-BRONZE, grisaille, Italian, kneehole desk, marble, Neo-classical, oak, panelled doors, PARCEL-GILT, pedestal desk, Provincial, Rococo, rosewood, STAND, stepped base, Style, TULIP WOOD COMMODE, Victoria, walnut, wood
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Monday, October 26th, 2009
Four English designers - Chippendale, rococo over the mantel mirror Adam, insect butterfly cabinet paris museum style Hepplewhite and Sheraton
English furniture of the second half of the eighteenth century was dominated by four ‘giants’ Chippendale, antique chippendale sideboard Adam, distressed round wooden tables, england Hepplewhite and Sheraton. In a resume of [...]
Tags: Beechwood, Chippendale, english designers, English Furniture, furniture maker, George Hepplewhite, gothic styles, hepplewhite, mahogany, Museum, Pembroke, poster bed, Robert Adam, thomas chippendale, Thomas Sheraton
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Monday, October 26th, 2009
England
The Middle Ages to the antique queen victoria ladies writing desk seven drawers Restoration
English furniture of the chinese famille verte baluster jar and a cover Middle Ages had little to recommend it either in style or in excellence of craftsmanship. Linenfold carving (see page 17) was one of a few exceptions. [...]
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