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Mark Gooch Pays The Rent
 
This Mark Gooch octagonal Regency rent table table is the pinnacle of perfection. It was used to keep accounts for landlords. Each drawer for with various letters in the alphabet, contained the monthly rental bill. This fine piece also rotates. It could be found in parlors, studies or even hallways. Made of Burl, it has a French polish finish. Please click on picture to get a magnified view.  

$1375.00



The Cool Chris Malcumson
 
A Table-Rafraichissoir, circa 1750, as they called it was the upper classes wine cooler stand. Versions of it were found throughout Europe. This model is made of olive wood with rosewood and ormolu side mounts. Bespoke bottles and wine flutes are included. Please click on picture to enjoy a magnified view.  

$595.00



Etagere Al La Gooch
 
This is Nineteenth Century marquetry inlaid etagere (whatnot stand) made of amboyna and having three tiers with a chased brass molding to the edge and with floral in-lay. The top tier also has a pierced ormolu gallery and brass finials. The tables supported on rosewood columns that turn out below the bottom tier to form the feet. English, Circa 1870. Atop the etagere is a handmade in Germany vase with flowers. Sterling silver is by Victor Pain and consists of a pair of Victorian vases and water pitcher and a fruit basket with handle. Please click on the picture to enjoy a close-up view.  

 


$398.00



A Neil Bateson Masterpiece
 
A secretary par excellence is not describing this piece adequately. Crafted from a rare Indonesian wood called amboyna, this piece has double domes, many inside drawers, all dove-tailed, and several secret compartments. TWO OF THESE WILL BE READY DECEMBER 2010. HOWEVER, THEY ARE ALREADY SOLD. A total of FOUR will be made, but the wait will be at least two years. Please click on the picture to enjoy an enlarged view.


$4487.00


Alan Barnes  
 
This lowboy is from the William and Mary Period. Its simple gilded vertical post on both sides reflects the era. Ideal for small curio pieces, especially silver. The complete Paul Story tea/coffee set is circa 1815 or George III Period. Please click on picture to enlarge photo.

$674.00

$335.00 for
Tea Set




Alan Barnes

This small bookcase from the Regency Period can fit in anywhere. It's only 1.5inches by 3.25 inches. False mini books are included. Please click on the picture to enjoy a magnified view.


$247.00


Gooch Pedestalizes

This cupboard pedestal is found in the homes of the upper classes as early as George II, but versions of it appear throughout Europe for the next quarter of a century. This pair have dove-tailed drawers, a French polish finish and is embellished with a Mike Sparrow silver writing set with night candle and a silver vase with a red rose. Please click on picture to enjoy a magnified view.  


$440.00
Each

$126.00

$80.00



Chris Malcomson At His Very Best
 
A gilt-bronze-mounted kingwood, tulipwood ecrire with three front drawers and a slide out writing table. It is the epitome of perfection with marquetry and parquetry from the Louis XVth to XVIth transitional Period. Please click on the picture to enjoy an enlarged version of it.  

$549.00




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