Maple & Co. Card Table

This quality folding card table, circa 1910, was made by the famous cabinet-making firm of “Maple and Company” and certainly has the distinctive details associated with that respected cabinet shop. 

It is constructed from select timber and fastidiously constructed and will no doubt provide years of pleasure to its lucky new owner.  Sourced from a fine English home and already in great condition we have made minor adjustments and revived the original finish.

$2790

Walnut Cheval Mirror

This amazing  cheval mirror is one of the finest examples of its kind and no doubt it would have originally graced a stately home. Dating from 1860, it is constructed from finely turned and carved walnut.

While the mirror would be a worthwhile addition to any home, it could also make a decorative addition to a fabulous clothing shop.

Originating from England, the piece maintains its original mercury mirror and fine, original patina.

$3400

Butlers Tray with Stand

This lovely oak Butlers table tray dates from around 1910 and it is in lovely condition.  Originally, these were used to serve drinks at garden parties or food at functions.  While it could still be used for practical purposes these can also add a lovely decorative touch to a range of different rooms in the house.

$1200

English Pine Settle

This high backed, baltic pine settle dates from around 1860.  It has a lovely paneled back and a handy box section under the seat for storage.  It will be really useful on a covered deck or verandah or in a lovely large kitchen or could even be dressed up with come cushions to provide extra seating and storage in almost any room in the house.  The settle is 137cm wide and 140cm tall.

$2400

Early Georgian Baby Walker

Our mothers loved these in the 1960's and 70's and no doubt thought that these were the latest and greatest modern gadget for their prized offspring.  Little did they know they had already been around for 200 years!  This Georgian baby walker is a real curiosity and usually only seen in books, it is made of elm around 1770.

$550

Georgian Yorkshire Ladderback Armchair

This is one of the best 18th Century Yorkshire ladderback's that I've seen for many years.

It is in very fine original condition with good colour and patination. This chair has the advantage of being of large proportions with a wider seat and tall back.

Circa 1790.

$1850

Yorkshire Ladderback Chairs

This matching set of four Yorkshire ladderback chairs are of a form which is not often seen.  The backs are higher than usual and the feet terminate with an elegant pad.  They are in great original condition and retain their timeworn rush seats.

$1600

Victorian Period Backstool

In the Victorian era the interest in collecting ancient furniture first emerged.  Designers in this period also created new items inspired by earlier times and this chair is an example of this practice.  It is a fairly “true” copy of an early 17th century backstool (these were the earliest chairs).

$650

Set of Six Dining Chairs

These Chippendale inspired chairs date from the 1920’s.  They are made of a lovely dense Mahogany and while unrestored, they are perfectly solid and ready to be used.  They retain their original upholstery that is also in good condition.

$2450

Victorian Mahogany What-not

This great little piece could be used in almost any room in the house from the dining room with a display of treasured porcelain, the lounge with a reading lamp and a pile of magazines or even in a luxurious bathroom with a stack of fluffy towels. 

It is constructed from solid mahogany and the finish has been gently revived.

Chippendale Revival Chairs

This set of six dining chairs date from the 1920's.  They are of the highest quality and fashioned from dense, finely grained mahogany accentuated with crisp, detailed carving.  They have been well cared for over the years and have built up a charming patina.  The chairs are slightly larger than some and extremely solid so are suited to everyday use.  They are currently covered in clean powder blue self-striped fabric that is slightly worn in spots.