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georgian antiques, edinburgh, united kingdom
Circa 1930, mahogany open bookcase. The rectangular top with moulded fore edge and low moulded back is over the 3 bookcase sections, each with 3-adjustable solid shelves. It is all standing on a neat moulded...
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Circa 1950, graduated set of 3 Scottish oak-framed Orkney stools. Each stool has bent grass cord seats, on square tapering supports and are linked by stretchers. Size 44 cm high x 47 cm wide x...
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Circa 1870, good pair of mahogany pedestals. With moulded edge and full length drawers with flame mahogany facings, and each with 2 turned and carved mahogany knobs. Beneath the bottom drawer is a similar moulding...
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Circa 1870, mid Victorian mahogany cabriole stool. With stuffover red leather seat, recently covered with close brass studding, and beneath is a shaped apron with half round beading which continues to the top of the...
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Circa 1830 with restorations, neat sized Gillows-style mahogany side table. The rectangular top with a low 3/4 gallery and fluted fore edge sits over a beaded frieze. This has a cedar lined drawer with twin...
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Circa 1880, set of 6 satin birch dining chairs, otherwise known as Windsor chairs as illustrated in Scottish Vernacular Furniture. With curved back featuring a large top rail and shaped uprights above a seat which...
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Circa 1720, George I walnut handchair. With arched, scrolling top rail which continues down to shaped uprights and a central splat, the stuffover seat has embossed leather (added later). There is a simple apron with...
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Circa 1800, George III, Scottish inlaid mahogany bow-front chest of drawers. The top is in figured mahogany with a mellow colour over 3 short and 3 long graduated cock-beaded drawers with boxwood inlay and shaped...
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Circa 1870 with adaptations, pair of mid Victorian neat-sized mahogany chests of drawers or bedsides. The rectangular tops with a moulded edge sit over 4 graduated drawers, lined with mahogany (a sign of quality) and...
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Circa 1830, George IV rosewood and leather top drum or rent table of diminutive proportions. With a gilded and tooled green leather insert to the top, contained in a circular bezel of crossbanded rosewood, with...
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Circa 1900, Refectory Table by Whytock & Reid of Edinburgh after a design by Sir Robert Lorimer. This rectangular table with quarter sawn oak segments on the top and a burr elm panel in the...
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Circa 1850, rare full-size early Victorian revolving whatnot. The outer frame in figured mahogany has a rectangular top with moulded edge, supported on tall turned columns. This is over a deep plinth base which is...
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Circa 1800, late George III mahogany inlaid foldover tea table, in the manner of Bruce and Burns of Edinburgh. In a D shape, with mahogany top featuring boxwood and ebony inlay and crossbanding in tulipwood....
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Circa 1830, Rare pair of rosewood and goncalo alves circular occasional tables. The tops have well figured rosewood veneers, with a simple fore-edge featuring half round beading. This leads on to a pedestal stem with...
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Circa 1900, Sheraton style mahogany inlaid armchair. With inlaid shield back leading on to shaped arms, and an upholstered seat. The back legs are square and slightly outswept, with a serpentine front, and tapering, square...
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Circa 1830, William IV mahogany occasional table. Of unusual proportions, with a turned gun barrel stem and standing on a shaped platform base. This is all above four neat bun feet. Size 85 cm high...
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Circa 1880, George III style carved oval mirror. With foliate carving to the sides and pediment, a faded colour and its original oval mirror plate. Stock No. 26842
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Circa 1880, pair of carved giltwood wall mirrors, in the style of Matthias Lock. The top is surmounted with open foliate carving intertwined with the C scrolls beneath it, and further carved flowers continue down...
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Circa 1920, mahogany double section open bookcase. The top has a moulded edge and each section has mahogany facings, with adjustable shelves. It all stands on squat bracket feet. The total shelf space is 7.36...
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Circa 1890, Late Victorian two-part open bookcase in finely figured quarter-cut oak. The upper section with a moulded cornice and plain frieze has 4 adjustable shelves, and the lower section has one deep adjustable shelf....
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Circa 1900, American child’s rocking chair. The classic beech rocking chair frame has a turned spindle back (now upholstered), leading on to turned arms which are supported on spindles. This is all standing on original,...
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Circa 1800, George III two tier mahogany dumb waiter. The graduated, circular, dish-top tiers with fluted rims are supported on a ring turned baluster stem. This is over three splayed tapering supports with fitted brass...
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Circa 1890, Sheraton-influence inlaid mahogany cheval mirror. The oval mirror plate is in good condition with a cross banded, boxwood and ebony line inlaid frame. It is on rectangular fluted supports with brass finials on...
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Circa 1900, pair of oak horseshoe desk chairs. With shaped, raised back held in place by simple splats, leading on to solid oak arms and the seats with red fabric with close brass studding. Standing...
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Circa 1900, set of 4 oak club chairs or captain chairs. In a horseshoe shape, they have a raised back supported by simple splats and a shaped arm supported by curved uprights. The drop in...
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