Important George III Mahogany Hall Chair, attributed to Gillows

Important George III Mahogany Hall Chair, attributed to GillowsAn exceptional example of late Georgian furniture in the Antique style, almost certainly by the celebrated firm of Gillows of Lancaster and London, undoubtedly influenced by the Antique style, promoted by Charles Heathcote Tatham, Thomas Hope and George Smith. English, c. 1805. Crafted of rich mahogany, the chair boasts the sleek, elegant lines and precise construction, adorned by foliate carved scroll cresting above the square panelled back, above

A very fine early 19th century Regency period mahogany open armchair

Buchoz was the first European to copy the oriental style and aimed this work not just at naturalists and painters

Kashan rugs typically follow the Isfahan design

A highly collectible set in a rare form of four porcelain Peking ducks

Now mounted as table lamp on patinated gilt base

in dense solid mahogany

displays lightness and delicacy

The set is beautifully presented in excellent original condition with no repairs

striking grain to the top

Impressed four character seal marks to bases

Height: 28 in / 71 cm

These intricately framed bronzed bas-reliefs