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AN EARLY 19th CENTURY MAHOGANY
PEMBROKE TABLE .CIRCA 1820.

Tapered legs and two drawer fronts (one dummy) . Turned brass handles and original casters.

Height: 27¾ ins

Closed: 19¾ ins. X 33 ins.

Table top open: 33 ins. X 37¾ ins.

Price: £1,250

Ref:N16


 


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A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SUTHERLAND TABLE .
CIRCA 1870.

Turned legs and stretcher. Original casters.

Height: 23¾ins.

Closed: 23¾ins. X 10 ins.

Table Top open: 27ins. X 23¾ins.

Price: £

Ref:N15


 

 


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LOUIS XVth GILTWOOD CONSOLE TABLE.
CIRCA 1760


A fine giltwood console table with cabriole legs and central scroll stretcher. Replaced "Occhi di Pavone" marble top, and 19th Century regilding as was common with 18th Century provincial console tables .

Provenance:
From a château owned by the family " Teissier Du Cros" in Vallerauge (Cévennes area in the South of France famous for the manufacturing of silk).

Height: 33ins. ( 84 cms.)
Width : 44ins. ( 112 cms.)
Depth: 22 ins. ( 56 cms.)

Price: £12,000

Ref:O61


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A SHERATON STYLE MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER by CATTELY AND CO..
CIRCA 1800


The mahogany veneered case is inlayed with coloured patterned paterae and has a broken architectural a broken pediment flanking a brass urn finial.
The long alchohol thermometer has a silvered Fahrenheit scale and text markings.
The 8 inch silvered brass barometer dial is engraved with a scale of 28 to 31 inches of mercury , and also " Cattely & Co. Fecit".
There is a blued steel pointer hand and a brass set hand with brass adjusting knob to the center of the glass which has a cast concave brass bezel.

Price:£1500

Ref:O58

 

 


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A WALNUT WHEEL BAROMETER.

Schelble. Dartford.

 

£1,200
Ref: O52

 

 


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A PAIR OF EMPIRE BRONZE AND ORMOLU URNS. CIRCA 1810

The patinated bronze urns with ormolu cockerel head handles have finely chased ormolu mounts of urns and paterae.

Price: £5,000

Ref: L29





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Description: A Pair of Empire gilt bronze and bronze Candelabra by Gabriel Rabiat. Each candelabra is in the form of a winged female figure in classical dress, the outstretched arms holding fruit decorated candle nozzles, and standing on an engine turned column with stepped base. (Signed on upper side of strap under base). Measures 55cms high. The bronzier Gabriel Rabiat was working at the Rue Beaubourg ,Paris between 1810 and 1820.
Age: c1815
Price: £7,900
Ref: K64


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A "FIVE DIAL" MAHOGANY WHEEL BAROMETER by PRICE, SALISBURY..
CIRCA 1840


The mahogany veneered case with ebony and boxwood edge stringing has a swan neck pediment with ivory paterae and a brass urn finial.
The alchohol thermometer has a silvered Fahrenheit scale and text markings. Above this there is a hygrometer dial and below a convex mirror with an ebonised surround.
The 8 inch silvered brass barometer dial is engraved with a scale of 28 to 31 inches of mercury , and also " PRICE, SALISBURY.". The dial center is engraved with a foliate wreath with "Prince of Wales " feathers.
There is a blued steel pointer hand and a brass set hand of a diamond pattern.
Below thew main dial there is an ivory set knob and below this a glazed level with brass bezel and silvered plate engraved "Warranted Correct".

Height: 38 ins. ( 96.5 cms.)

Price: £1,200

Ref: Q13