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Chris Malcomson Reads Tea Leaves
 
These are two finely inlaid tea caddies, circa 1800, magnificently done with satinwood and boxwood. The interior has zinc lined lidded compartments which, would have been filled with condiments for tea-time. Please click on the picture for an enlarged version. 




$192.00

Each


Newest Piece by Chris Malcomson
 
These magnificently designed tables from the George II Period, 1760, have lovely marquetry adorning the top and ormolu gilded legs. This is actually a transitional piece, that is, containing Sheraton motifs as well. The drawers are finely done and dove tailed. Please click on the picture for an enlarged version.



$432.00

Each


How low will Malcomson Go?

Please click on the picture for an enlarged version. This William and Mary, circa 1690, serpentine table/ lowboy is profusely inlaid on all its surfaces with floral motifs. Made using myrtle wood, the table has a single shaped drawer and applied carved mounts. Please click on image for enlarged version.


$480.00


Chris Malcomson Runs For The Roses

Louis XVth ormolu-mounted tulipwood, amaranth and green-stained marquetry table ecrire circa 1760. Even the small drawers are dovetailed. Only four of this type have been made. They are taller than their sister pieces found on page two. These pieces can be used anywhere, but fit best at the side of beds. Please click on the picture for an enlarged version of it. TWO MORE SIMILAR PIECES ARE IN PRODUCTION FOR THE IGMA SHOW IN SEPTEMBER, BUT IN ROSEWOOD.


$710.00

Each


 
Wine Cooler or Caddy or Both?
 

Made using crown mahogany, the wine cooler, circa 1805, is finely inlaid with an ebony and boxwood star to the center and bordered with checkered stringing to match. The interior has zinc lined lidded compartments which, would have been filled with ice to cool the wine. Beside it is a tea caddy, circa 1800, magnificently done with ebony and boxwood. The interior has zinc lined lidded compartments which, would have been filled with condiments for tea-time. Please click on picture to get a magnified view.  


$480.00

and

$140


Malcomson Drawers You In
 
Made using the finest English walnut, this late Regency Period piece, is actually a double drawer Pembrooke table c1820.The table has twin drawers on one side with dummy drawers on the other allowing the table to be used in the centre of the room. At the centre of the table top is a fine ebony and boxwood inlaid star. Please click on the picture for an enlarged version of it.


$480.00






Cheryl Harps On The Right Chords

The De Lin Piano with bench is not only a unique musical piece. It is hand-painted on the inside. The matching side chairs are also featured here. Click on the picture to magnify the image.


$1090.00

$190.00
each




Another New Cheryl Spinet

This is a finely done replica of a  bent harpsichord or spinet characteristic of the Queen Anne Period. It is finely finish and contains a unique and beautiful hand painted scene on the inner hood. Please click on the picture to magnify the image.



$1038.00

 



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