A fine quality and beautifully patinated Pembroke table, on West Indian satinwood crossbanded with rosewood. The polychrome decoration original, of a basket of decaying fruit & flowers in the manner...

An excellent quality English Regency period rosewood cased, brass mounted pagoda top bracket clock. With 8 day bell striking twin fusee movement, pull repeat and finely engraved large bob pendulum...

A magificent pair of Irish Regency period cut glass vases and covers, with fan and diamond cutting. Cork c. 1820. Height 32cm One of many new to stock items in...

A rare Tasmanian Colonial period native timber exhibition table Hobart c. 1850. Veneered with textbook samples of Huon pine, musk and casuarina, strung with native honeysuckle, on an elegant turned...

An English Regency period metamorphic library chair c.1815 with ‘sabre legs and scroll elbows’. Mahogany with lovely old patina, caned seat and back. An elegant example of a rare chair,...

An extraordinarily rare pair of Anglo Cantonese 3/4 life size portraits of ‘European ladies’ – flower boat courtesans. Oils on fine linen, contained within the original solid carved and gilt...

The tipped in collotype frontispiece from William Hardy Wilson’s “Old Colonial Architecture in New South Wales and Tasmania”, published 1924. The Weslyn Chapel at Ross in Tasmania perfectly expressed the...

An original collotype print of Panshanger near Longford, Tasmania. The most desirable of the Tasmanian prints contained within his beautiful book “Old Colonial Architecture in New South Wales and Tasmania”,...

A well patinated dining chair of a form designed by Gillows of Lancaster, the ‘cross back’ with central Lancashire rose. C. 1800 Price inc GST $375

A very practical and good quality mahogany and brass double jointed table of a type first described by JC Loudon in 1833 as a ‘ camp table’ for taking on...