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georgian antiques, edinburgh, united kingdom
Circa 1920s. A neat sized quartetto of mahogany occasional tables. The rectangular tops with slightly rounded fore edge with the three smaller tables nesting neatly beneath the larger one. The tables stand on simple square...
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Circa 1960. Refectory style oak dining table and four chairs by Wilf (Squirrelman) Hutchinson of Thirsk. The thick two-plank adzed table top with external pegs supported on arched trestles over shaped plinth bases with signature...
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Circa 1950s. A Yorkshire Critter double oak open bookcase. The top with a raised gallery which intersects both sections with a carved thistle to one end. The top, gable and front have been adzed, removing...
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Circa 1790. Georgian inlaid mahogany circular occasional table. The top in beautifully figured Spanish mahogany with ebony stringing, satinwood crossbanding and walnut crossbanded edges is supported on a ring-turned stem over cabriole legs with pad...
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Circa 1900 and later. Decorative pair of tall occasional tables with faux scagliola tops and propeller bases. The scalloped circular tops with moulded edges and hand painted faux scagliola tops supported on brass columns over...
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Circa 1950. Handmade Yorkshire Critter Carvers Oak Trunk or Coffer. The adzed two-plank top in quarter-cut oak opening to interior with brass hinges and leather retaining straps. The pegged front with twelve small panels separated...
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Circa 1960. Circular oak (Colin Almack) Beaverman dining table. The 4cm thick table top in beautifully figured quarter cut oak with adzed finish and nice patina and golden colour supported on cruciform trestles over splayed...
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Circa 1960s. Pair of carved oak Beaverman table lamps. The hexagonal stems with signature mouse carving above a tapered hexagonal base. With a nice patina and in perfect condition. Literature: The Yorkshire Critter Carvers comprise...
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Circa 1790. Matched pair (almost identical) of original George III tambour front tray top commodes. The rectangular tops in beautifully figured Spanish mahogany with wrap around gallery with cut-out carrying handles above the tambour doors,...
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Circa 1900. A neat sized stained sycamore open breakfront bookcase. The top with elegant moulded edge with a concave section beneath with beading, each of the sections has a small arched top and two polished...
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Circa 1900 with adaptations. Inlaid mahogany Edwardian Sheraton style desk. The rectangular top with chequered inlay and a gilt tooled burgundy leather writing inset, over two frieze drawers with quartered veneered fronts with chequered inlay...
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A neat sized one-piece aesthetic movement oak pedestal desk, with tooled and gilded green leather insert, canted corners, tea caddy moulded edge with a Brass presentation plaque screwed to the top; ‘special subscription race, Hawick...
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Circa 1800. An unusual and stylish late George III beech armchair. Decorated with chinoiserie patterns and designs. The simple curved top rail, supported on four rectangular spindles with a curved rail beneath, shaped arms and...
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Circa 1930s. A Queen Anne style, butterfly shaped burr walnut drop leaf table, tops with mirror matched burr walnut, the flap supported by the hinged legs, all resting on four elegant cabriole legs with carved...
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Circa 1950s. Pair of Georgian style crossbanded walnut bedside lockers. The demi-lune tops in mirror matched burr walnut with crossbanded and moulded edges over bowfront cock beaded frieze drawers with pierced brass handle above a...
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Circa 1900. Unusual pair of Georgian-style inlaid mahogany cabinets/bedside lockers. The tops in a nicely figured mahogany with boxwood inlay above an open shelf and drawer with cast brass oval handles, boxwood inlay and panel...
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Circa 1970s. A pair of cast brass hexagonal hall lanterns. The body held in place by four scrolling arms, with pierced brass brackets on the top of the frame, to the center there is a...
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Circa 1950. An unusual nest of three Orcadian stools by David Kirkness of Kirkwall. The seats of typical Orcadian style in woven marram grass with square blocks in each corner. The two smaller stools nest...
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Circa 1870. A very unusual mahogany 2 tier music cabinet. The top with gilded pierced and decorated ¾ gallery. Two cupboards on the top and two large doors on the base. The music cabinet has...
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Circa 1860. Quality set of 4 gilded, cast brass wall sconces (recently converted to electricity). The caps with faux candles, resting on elegant tulip shaped holder with a flower petal drip-tray beneath, Rococo shaped back...
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Circa 1820. Rare pair of large Regency cane upholstered gilt and ebonized bergère chairs. The gilded, shaped and fluted top rail supported on a row of roundels above a cane upholstered back with detachable silk...
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Circa 1830. George IV mahogany circular occasional table. The solid top with simple fore edge, beneath the top a circular block and a brass shaft with an elegant collar beneath (the table may have been...
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Circa 1880. Ceylonese porcupine quill and hardwood jewellery box. The top with three layers of quills separated by hardwood bands with ebony and circular bone inlay. The inside lid with matching pattern of bone inlay....
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Circa 1920. A stylish pair of marble top pedestals by’ Whytock & Reid of Edinburgh’ with raised yellow variegated marble inserts sitting on the sycamore stands, with moulded edges and simple frieze. Standing on four...
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Circa 1800. An Adam style mahogany serving table. Rectangular top with wonderful figured mahogany with simple fore edge. The configuration to the front in the frieze is one long drawer flanked by two shorter drawers....
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