Wonderful burr oak freestanding library table with frieze drawer one side and dummy to the reverse. The colour and patina of this table are so much better than these photos can convey. A really expensive-looking statement piece for very little money.English circa 1835.72cm high75cm deep130cm wide

Early 19th century Regency period card table with simulated rosewood and classical motifs applied to mahogany with mahogany frame and structure, this is an unusually fine table both in design and construction, having exquisite detail to the decoration, totally freestanding with decorated frieze all round, a catch to prevent unintentional rotation (which works in...

This exhibition quality table is made of some quite spectacular exotic timbers including solid rosewood for the top, legs and even the drawer linings! The drawer fronts are made of a very fine cut of satinwood and the panels are inlaid with coromandel. The dovetails and joints are very precise and the handles are...

Pair of finely drawn and impressively well cast Heraldic candlesticks in the form of the lion and unicorn.Ormulu or brass circa 1920.23cm high10cm wide at base

Antique library table by Williams and Gibton of Dublin, unusually with pollard oak surface over a very fine end support base. Being made by probably the best maker in Ireland at the time, this is a very fine quality table indeed. It is a useful shape to sit at and use a desk as...