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georgian antiques, edinburgh, united kingdom
Circa 1800 and earlier. George III bow-fronted inlaid mahogany chest on chest. Surmounted by a moulded cornice, the upper section with two short above three long cock-beaded, graduated drawers with brass oval plate handles and...
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Circa 1880. An unusual pitch pine octagonal barrel clothes drum, solid top is hinged, and opens to reveal felt lined interior. To the sides of the body there is two flush brass lifting handles, interesting...
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Circa 1920s. A diminutive mahogany two tier tea trolley. Rectangular mahogany tops, with glass inserts and wavy gallery on three sides. Two tiers are separated by square uprights which are chamfered on the insides. All...
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Circa 1860. A mid Victorian mahogany four tier whatnot. The top surmounted by ¾ mahogany gallery and four elegant finials. All of the shelves beneath have a ¾ gallery also, all supported on turned and...
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Circa 1890. A large taxidermy Highland cow’s head with painted glass eyes, mounted on a stylish heraldic shaped shield with a large loop on its top for wall attachment. Provenance “From the herd of the...
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Circa 1900. A large Jacobean style pull out dining table. The rectangular top with brick pattern to the surface. To the underside of the top there are two pull out leaves and a well carved...
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Circa 1915. A rare pair of ash side chairs designed by Sir Robert Lorimer and made by Whytock and Reid of Edinburgh. The shaped top rail and a classic Lorimer splat, with its book matched...
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Circa 1825. An extraordinary large mahogany framed George IV library chair, with rectangular back and long-curved arms with scrolling section to the top and foliate carving to the base with a shaped seat rail beneath....
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Circa 1920s. a neat sized mahogany open bookcase. The top with a ¾ shaped gallery, the frieze has a lovely blind fretwork pattern of waves. There are three further shelves, all are polished as are...
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Circa 1770. A George III mahogany circular occasional table. The solid top with elegant ribbed fore edge, the table rests on a stylish turned, ring turned tapering stem, resting on three hipped saber legs, finishing...
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Circa 1790 with restorations. Quality pair of George III mahogany side or hall tables. The demi lune top in the finest figured Spanish mahogany above a demi lune frieze in flame mahogany with brass beading....
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Circa 1890 and later. An interesting late Victorian table which has been cut down to make a coffee table. It has a solid top and a rustic look. In the front on the frieze there...
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Circa 1900. A walnut 2 tier occasional table (probably by Morrison and Co of Edinburgh). the top with quarter matching walnut crossbanding and stylish moulded foredge, the tier beneath similar to the top with canted...
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Circa 1810. Rare set of 12 Regency mahogany chairs attributed to Gillows of Lancaster and London. With a wide shaped top rail in flame mahogany over a shaped lower rail with a foliate carved tablet...
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Circa 1770. Rare George 3rd ormolu mounted, serpentine fronted mahogany commode in the French taste, attributed to Henry Hill of Marlborough. The serpentine top in a fine figured Spanish mahogany with a bold moulded edge...
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Circa 1800. A late George III mahogany serpentine fronted mahogany and inlaid toilet mirror. Rectangular mahogany frame with boxwood inlay to the fore-edge, two fine tapering uprights surmounted by elegant finials, with three drawers to...
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Circa 1790. Matched pair of attractive George III mahogany tray top lockers. Both with figured mahogany tops with lovely colour and patina, and wrap around fretted galleries with carrying handles and diamond motifs. The tambour-fronted...
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Circa 1900. A neat sized deep mahogany open bookcase. The rectangular top with caddy moulded fore edge, there is three adjustable shelves, each has a mahogany facing and is ribbed, and the fore-edge of the...
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Circa 1790. A rare George III hand painted and inlaid mahogany tea caddy. The inlaid and crossbanded top with exceptional quality cast ormolu (gilded brass original handle) loop handle. The lid opening to three division...
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Circa 1790. Rare petite-sized inlaid mahogany George III dressing mirror. The shield shaped mirror with crossbanded and boxwood inlaid frame, on shaped supports with axehead brass fittings above a serpentine fronted Spanish mahogany base with...
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Circa 1820. An exhibition quality George IV mahogany open bookcase in the manner of ‘James Mein, Kelso’. The top with figured mahogany, well carved dragooning on the fore-edge with acanthus leaves to the corners, and...
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Circa 1960. Pair of Louis XV style marquetry inlaid kingwood and walnut lockers with marble tops. The serpentine fronted tops in a cream and pink variegated marble above two bow -front drawers with cast brass...
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18th century and later. A monumental carved oak hall bench. The raised back with stylish top with foliate carving and further patterns beneath, three well carved panels in the back with diamond shapes with flower...
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Circa 1850. A quality set of 10 early Victorian mahogany Scottish dining chairs. Curved and shaped top rail in well figured mahogany, supported by two shaped uprights. The larger armchairs have two curved arms supported...
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Circa 1860. An interesting pair of mid-Victorian marble top console tables. The white marble tops with breakfront sections which follow the form of the base. The D end console tables with figured mahogany frieze with...
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