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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



Malcomson Inspiration
 
This Luis XVIth French chest, circa 1770, was inspired by a chest in Montgolfier Chateau in Southern France. The chest is serpentine in form and inlaid with beautifully done floral patterned marquetry. The chest is made of olive wood wit individually made ormolu mounts.  Please click on picture to enjoy a magnified view. NEW!

$1400.00



Gooch Version of the Vitre

 
A Vitrine is a glass paneled cabinet or case for displaying china or delicate object of art. This 19th century table is made of beechwood with brass mounts and is delicately hand carved. Please click on the picture to enjoy a close-up view. SOLD, but will take orders for this super piece. Choose your coloration and wood.

 


$787.00



Malcomson On The Side

 
These are exceptional William and Mary side chests, circa 1690. They are unique in that they possess a nice combination of honey colored Myrtle with walnut moldings. The chest is beautifully inlayed with 'seaweed marquetry' panels and sits on bun feet. Please click on the picture to enjoy an enlarged view. NEW!


$284.00
Each




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 Storr tea/coffee set is circa 1815 or George III Period. Please click on picture to enlarge photo.

$674.00

$351.00 for
Tea Set




Malcomson Decanter Cabinet

This is a lovely "Tableau Decantuer". circa 1750. It is made of rosewood with ormolu side mounts and lovely marquetry. The carafe bottle and two glasses are included. You can fill the bottle with color water, but I would then seal bottle closed. The top and sides al open for easy access. Please click on the picture to enjoy a close-up view. SOLD


$595.00



The Gothic Mortimer

Shakespearean chairs and Bar Rack of the Gothic or Tudor Period, circa 1600-1700, were typical in many cottages and manors of the period. Please click on picture to enjoy a magnified view.  


$100.00
Each Piece


Gooch Gamesmanship

Late 19th century satinwood games/card table in the manner of Edwards and Roberts with fine marquetry in the Adams style. The rotating envelope top opening has a baize interior and the table itself is finish with gilt metalwork. Chess set is included. Please click on the picture to enjoy an enlarged view. NEW VERSION


$963.00



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