Recent Acquisitions

A FINE VICTORIAN GEOMETRICALLY-INLAID LAMP TABLE, CIRCA 1880.

25.5 in. (65cm) high; 21 in. (53cm) wide; 21 in. (53cm) deep.

A FINE GEORGE IV GONCALO ALVES WINDOW SEAT, CIRCA 1830.

Original brass castors.

31in. (79cm) high; 56in. (142cm) wide; 17.5in. (44cm) deep.

£5,500

Provenance: The Earls of Devon, Powderham Castle.

A SUPERB REGENCY SPECIMEN MARBLE CENTRE TABLE WITH BRONZED NEOCLASSICAL BASE, CIRCA 1815.

The top Roman, circa 1815, and incorporating many ancient and rare stones. The base remarkably retaining it’s original bronzed decoration.

31 in. (79 cm) high; 27.5 in. (70 cm) diameter.

£21,500

A FINE MARQUETRY-INLAID ASH AND EBONISED CENTRE TABLE IN THE MANNER OF RICHARD BRIDGENS, CIRCA 1830.

28.5in. (73cm) high; 62in. (158cm) wide; 30in. (76cm) deep.

£8,500

A FINE GEORGE III SATINWOOD, AMARANTH AND MARQUETRY COMMODE BY GILLOWS, CIRCA 1790.

Each of the four doors inlaid with a conch shell.

36in. (92cm) high; 52in. (132cm) wide; 22.5in. (57cm) deep.

£12,800

In 1788, Gillows supplied a satinwood and amaranth commode to John Christian for Workington Hall, Cumbria. This commode is identical to our commode in all respects except that the inlay of the ovals differs. See Susan E. Stuart, Gillows of Lancaster and London, 2008, pp.14-16 and plates 538-543.