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ic[1] = 3;
h[1] ="An extraordinary George IV solid Welsh slate serving table of Grecian inspiration having its original simulated red porphyry decoration,  c 1825";
d[1] = "w: 96½” (245cm), d: 28” (71cm), h: 57¼” (145.5cm)";
eh[1] = "Incredibly powerful and quite remarkable that the red porphyry decoration has survived.  Every part of this table is made from slate, I would have thought that this table is probably unique.";

ic[2] = 3;
h[2] ="A 19th century Russian Elbow Chair, c 1830";
p[2] = "A finely engraved brass plaque on the tablet back of the chair records its seizure from the Redan at Sebastopol. ‘Six Months at Sebastopol’, a collection of Ranken’s journals and letters published by his brother W. Bayne Ranken in 1857, records the taking of the chair. Subsequently it was in the collection of the 20th century British architect Sir James Stirling (1924-1992).";
eh[2] = "This is a deeply romantic and eccentric trophy captured during the Crimean War of 1853-1856 by Major George Ranken, the last Englishman to die in that conflict. Ranken led a famous action 'The Forlorn Hope', just prior to the capture of the city of Sebastopol.";


ic[3] = 4;
h[3] ="An 18th century marble slab of Breche violet, c 1720";
d[3] = "w: 22” ( 56cm), d: 2½” (6.5cm), h: 47¼” (120cm)"; 
eh[3] = "This slab is monumental in its thickness, the underside has two deep rebates cut into it, making me think that its original base was constructed out of wrought iron in the Baroque style.";

ic[4] = 1;
h[4] ="A pair of 19th century ash “Glastonbury” slat-seated elbow chairs, c 1830";
d[4] = "w: 26” (66cm), h: 35½” (90cm)"; 
eh[4] = "These chairs have a wonderful golden colour and a sophisticated and yet rustic appeal.";

ic[5] = 4;
h[5] ="A suite of George III carved mahogany parcel-gilt cabinets attributed to Henry Holland, c 1795 <br />Comprising a near pair of side cabinets and a large breakfront side cabinet having scroll ended superstructures, the tops of statuary marble.";
d[5] = "w: 227” (576cm), d: 25½” (65cm)<br /><br />Side cabinet 1: w: 78” (198cm), d: 18¾” (47.5cm), h: 47¼” (120cm)<br />Side cabinet 2: w: 74¾” (190cm), d: 18¾” (47.5cm), h: 47¼” (120cm) "; 
p[5] = "Castle Archdale Enniskillen";
eh[5] = "Although requiring rather a large room these cabinets, the grandest of the grand and at the forefront of the English interpretation of French Directoire, would look wonderful stacked with precious objects in a massive neo-classical space.";

ic[6] = 2;
h[6] ="A set of four early George III mahogany “Chippendale” style chairs, c 1760";
d[6] = "w: 23” (58.5cm), h: 36¼” (92cm)"; 
eh[6] = "Simple and beautifully designed these chairs are in pretty much untouched condition.  I also like the soft 19th century leather covers.";


ic[7] = 2;
h[7] ="A George II mahogany cabriole leg box-seat corner chair the drop-in seat having its original dilapidated leather cover, c 1730";
d[7] = "h: 34¼” (87cm)"; 
eh[7] = "This chair has a wonderfully dry surface.  It is also beautifully designed.";


ic[8] = 1;
h[8] ="An 18th century painted Dutch leather four fold screen";
eh[8] = "This screen has an unusual, very pretty cream ground colour.";

ic[9] = 3;
h[9] ="A Charles II oak shallow buffet, c 1680";
d[9] = "w: 42½” (108cm), d: 13½” (34cm), h: 44¾” (114cm)"; 
eh[9] = "I love the original escutcheon on the central door and the transition from bold turned column to rectangular section to either side.  It’s in remarkable good condition for something that was made 330 years ago.";

ic[10] = 1;
h[10] ="A pair of George III mahogany elbow chairs having well shaped upholstered backs and seats, covered in antique French linen, c. 1775";
eh[10] = "These chairs almost certainly came from Ferne, Dorset. The brass nailing has been re-instated to the witness marks discovered on re-upholstery.";


ic[11] = 3;
h[11] ="A pair of 19th century terrestrial and celestial table globes on turned wooden stands.";
p[11] = "LORING'S CELESTIAL GLOBE manufactured by Josiah Loring, Washington St, Boston 1841.<br />LORING'S TERRESTRIAL GLOBE manufactured by Gilmar Joslin. Boston 1860"
eh[11] = "These are in lovely sleepy condition, the stands being a wonderful golden colour.";

ic[12] = 2;
h[12] ="A George III mahogany tripod table c. 1790";
eh[12] = "Just a very elegant form and very much in dry country house state.";


ic[13] = 2;
h[13] ="A Charles II brass mounted walnut veneered parquetry cabinet on stand, c 1675";
d[13] = "w: 53” (135cm), d: 21¼” (54cm), h: 60” (152cm)"; 
eh[13] = "This romantic cabinet has very much the same feeling as some of the case furniture at Ham House, Richmond.  Unusually the stand is original – most have been lost.  It would have housed a gentleman’s cabinet of curiosities, having a slide incorporated into the waist moulding so that objects housed within could be studied.   Very Samuel Pepys! The interior handles are original however the escutcheon and handles to the deep outside drawer have been replaced in c 1740.";

ic[14] =5;
h[14] ="An early George III set of tables. Comprising 2 drop leaf tables that can be linked together using the original eyes and hooks c 1760.";
eh[14] = "This is a rare survival of particularly small scale. I like the simplicity of the Chinese Chippendale corner brackets";
d[14] = "l: 70¼” (178.5 cm) w: 41¾” (106cm) h: 27½” (70cm)";

ic[15]=4;
h[15] ="A George I carved walnut wing chair having cabriole legs to the front and back, c 1720"
d[15] = "w: 27¼” (69cm), h: 43¼” (110cm), d: 32” (81cm)"

ic[16]=2;
h[16] ="A George IV pollard oak and walnut table, having a highly figured marble inset top, c. 1830"
d[16] = "h: 28” (71cm), w: 26¾” (68cm)"
eh[16] = "An eccentric interpretation of the classic early 19th century platform base table."

ic[17] = 4;
h[17] ="A George II mahogany cabinet of strong architectural form having original mirror plates and finely chased lacquered cast Rococo handles and escutcheons, c 1750";
d[17] = "w: 42¼” (107cm), d: 15” (38.5cm), h: 87¼” (221.5 cm)"; 
eh[17] = "This cabinet is redolent of the designs of Batty Langley.  I love the crisply moulded fielded panels to the inside of the doors and its bold architectural cornice.  The escutcheons have that controlled ‘silver form’ quality typical of the early Rococo. ";

ic[18] = 3;
h[18] ="A 19th century oak and pine Gothic centre table the underside incised with the initial LB";
d[18] = "w: 64½” (164cm), h: 31¾” (81cm)"; 
eh[18] = "Although probably a library table it would make a wonderful centre table for a hall. It is unusual to know not only the house for which a piece of furniture was made but also the maker and year of construction."
p[18] = "A pencil inscription underneath the cloth, reveals the table was made by Leneard Bagg in 1869 for Forde Abbey"

ic[19]=2;
h[19] ="A George III mahogany bird-cage tripod table, c. 1760"
d[19] = "w: 35” (89cm), h: 27¼” (69cm)"; 
eh[19] = "Having a later inscription to the underside “Made by Charles Douglas, Joiner at Yester 1760. Yester House, Gifford.”"

ic[20] = 2;
h[20] ="A George IV carved mahogany library reading elbow chair, c 1825";
d[20] = "w: 26½” (67cm), h: 31” (79cm)"; 
eh[20] = "This chair is designed to be sat on from either way and would have originally had a sliding reading slope rebated into the back. It is Palladian revival in style, the design of the front legs having been influenced by chair legs of the 1740s.  It’s upholstered in a fine modern goat’s skin.";

ic[21] = 6;
h[21] ="An 18th century Dutch burr walnut veneered commode of sarcophagus form having finely carved box wood enrichments and feet, c 1740";
d[21] = "w: 42” (107cm)   d: 20½” (52cm), h: 31¼” (79.5cm)"; 
eh[21] = "The form of this rare commode is very close to the famous gilt cut gesso commode from Shobdon Court, Herefordshire, having the monogram of Viscount Bateman which is in the Victorian and Albert Museum.  Its powerful form would fit within a Palladian 18th century interior perfectly.  Unlike many pieces of Dutch furniture it has not been repolished and has retained its wonderful patination and colour.  I think therefore that it is quite possible that it was imported into this country soon after it was made. ";

ic[22]=2;
h[22] ="A George IV mahogany serving table, c. 1820"
d[22] = "w: 67” (170cm), d: 20¾” (53cm), h: 44” (112cm)"; 
eh[22] = "In need of restoration. I like the flame veneers on the frieze and the table's Soane like design."


ic[23] = 2;
h[23] ="A massive George II solid walnut bureau bookcase having original escutcheons and handles, c 1740";
d[23] = "w: 52” (132cm), d: 23¾” (60cm), h: 109¾” (279cm)"; 
eh[23] = "This extraordinary bureau bookcase is constructed almost entirely from solid English walnut, even down to the backboards to the top section. I enjoy the way this piece just seems to go up and up."

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ic[26] = 1;
h[26] ="An early 18th century statuary marble bust of Diana by Michael Shee, on later plinth, c 1720";
d[26] = "Bust: w: 26” (66cm), h: 30½” (77.5cm), Plinth: w: 28¾” (73cm), d: 20½” (52cm), h: 41½” (105.5cm)"; 
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ic[28] = 1;
h[28] ="A large Regency carved mahogony daybed of Grecian form, c 1810";
d[28] = "d: 50½” (128cm) w: 94½” (240cm), max height: 48” (122cm), min height: 37” (94cm)"; 

ic[29] = 1;
h[29] ="A pair of George III mahogany hall chairs, c 1760";
d[29] = "w: 19” (48cm), h: 38” (96.5cm)"; 



ic[30] = 2;
h[30] ="A George I veneered figured walnut chest on stand having its original pierced engraved back plate handles and escutcheons, c 1720";
d[30] = "w: 40” (102cm), d: 21¾” (55cm), h: 83½” (212cm)";


ic[32] = 1;
h[32] ="A late 19th century Punjabi marriage cloth";
d[32] = "w: 85¼” (216.5cm), h: 56” (142cm) ";

ic[35] = 2;
h[35] ="Windmills and Wightman, London. George II walnut veneered spring clock of unusually large size, the restored caddy top above quadrant frets to front and back having side frets, one incorporating a door and characteristic carved Baroque corner trusses above a swept base on bracket feet.  The 12” arch dial having pendulum regulation to the arch matted centre, mock pendulum and date aperature.  The movement having original verge escapement with flute engraving to the back plate, c 1735";


ic[33] = 5;
h[33] ="A late 17th century Indo-Portuguese tortoiseshell veneered and ivory strung cabinet. On 19th century cabriole leg stand. ";
eh[33] = "This cabinet is veneered on the top and back and has silver handles to the drawers. C 1780 the elaborate strap hinges were replaced with English rebated internal hinges and the bulk of the drawers have had beautifully made drop in medal trays made for them.";
d[33] = "Cabinet: w: 34¼” wide (86.5 cm) , d: 18” (45.5 cm), h:  24¾” (63 cm) Stand: w: 38” (97 cm), d: 20¾” (52.5 cm), h: 32¾” (83 cm)";

ic[37] = 1;
h[37] ="A George III kidney shaped writing/dressing table c 1790";
eh[37] = "This is an unusual and early example of this and would have originally had a cloth cover.";
d[37] = "w: 54¼” (137.5 cm), d: 30” (76 cm), h: 38” (71 cm)";

ic[38] = 2;
h[38] ="An early George III “plum pudding” mahogany butterfly Pembroke table c 1760";
eh[38] = "I like the thin top and 18th century cast lacquered Rococo axe head handle";
d[38] = "w: 30”  (76cm), d: (flaps down) 17¼” (44cm), (flaps up) 41½” (105.5cm), h: 28” (71cm)";

ic[39] = 1;
h[39] ="An 18th century portrait in early 19th century frame c 1780. Oil on canvas.";
eh[39] = "I particularly like the cherry red of his dress coat";
d[39] = "w: 28” (71cm) h: 31¼” (79.5cm)";


ic[41] = 4;
h[41] ="A George IV highly figured mahogany dining table having its three original leaves c 1820";
eh[41] = "This table is in remarkably original condition. The top of the table is made of wonderfully figured mahogany which is also echoed in the veneers on the frieze.";
d[41] = "Maximum length 121½” (308cm), length without leaves 49½” (126cm), w: 54½” (138.5cm), h: 29” (74cm)";

ic[42] = 2;
h[42] ="A 17th century Italian cedar folding stool";
eh[42] = "A very satisfying mechanism, this is a classic Italian design. Dry untouched condition.";

ic[43] = 7;
h[43] ="An 18th century Chinese export lacquer trunk, having a japanned Viscount's coronet to the top<br />c 1720";
eh[43] = "A sleepy country house trunk, unusually decorated on the inside of the lid and the back.";

ic[44] = 3;
h[44] ="A Regency oak and burr oak work table in the manner of George Bullock c 1815";
eh[44] = "Wonderful golden colour. I like the mock book bindings to either side of the cedar lined drawers.";

ic[45] = 7;
h[45] ="A George IV oak and pollard oak rollend settee c 1830";

ic[46] = 3;
h[46] ="An early 19th century mahogony estate cupboard, the upper two doors containing a pair of 18th century dummy boards depicting servants, the dummy boards c 1720";

ic[47] = 2;
h[47] ="Late 17th century burr yew box, c 1690";