Antique English furniture and decorative objects from the 18th & early 19th century Georgian and Regency periods

A fine late 18th Century fiddleback mahogany Draughtsman’s Table in the manner of Gillows of Lancaster , having green tooled leather double-ratchet rising top above free-standing kneehole base with real & dummy drawers to all sides, retaining original brass swan-neck handles supported on square tapering legs ending on spade toes & brass castors with leather wheels.

A fine quality Mid 19th Century burr-walnut Library Pedestal Desk having moulded edged gilt-tooled leather top above panelled cupboard doors & cockbeaded drawers, supported on plinth base with concealed castors.

A fine Pair of early 19th Century well-figured mahogany “Gillows” bow Side Tables having reeded-edged galleries & tops above 3 cockbeaded drawers retaining original brass handles, supported on ring-turned & tapering legs ending on original brass castors.

Early 19th Century Regency period rosewood Writing Table, having frieze drawers and floral-carved corners above scrolled end-supports with turned stretcher raised on reeded “melon” feet with enclosed castors.

A late 18th Century Sheraton period figured mahogany tambour topped Writing Desk having well-fitted interior with tooled leather adjustable reading slope. The Desk with original side carrying-handles & 2 frieze drawers, raised on boxwood strung square tapering legs ending on brass box castors.

A rare pair of early 19th Century mahogany Library Writing Tables having beaded edge and rectangular tops above beaded friezes containing concealed drawers. The tables raised on ornately turned and reeded column end supports supported on beaded plinths with 'melon' feet enclosing concealed castors. For similar design see Gillows sketch book dated 1824.

A fine quality early 19th Century Regency period figured mahogany Davenport of attractive small proportions having brass-galleried swivel-top above graduated drawer body ending on short tapering legs retaining original brass box castors. Circa 1810.

A fine Regency period burr elm Writing Table having rectangular lobed-end top above ormolu-mounted panelled drawers and frieze raised on solid elm scrolled and honeysuckle carved end supports supported on moulded splay legs ending on original engraved castors