A charming English cast iron pub table dating to circa 1920, of the type popular in taverns and hotel bars of the period. The tripod cast iron base is cast with a pierced foliate frieze centred by gilded bacchus mask medallions and terminates in three cabriole legs with paw feet. The mahogany top has a warm, rich colour with attractive figuring, and a matching timber undertier shelf sits low on the base. The cast iron has a black painted finish with the gilt highlights showing an appealing rubbed patina consistent with age and use. A sturdy and characterful occasional table, equally at home as a side table, plant stand, or genuine period pub table.

Height: 730mm

Diameter: 635mm

A well-proportioned Australian colonial chest of drawers in kauri pine, dating to Circa 1900. Fitted with two short drawers over three long graduated drawers, each retaining its original turned timber knobs. The case has a moulded top edge with neatly canted front corners, standing on turned feet. All five drawers are dovetailed and slide smoothly with. Slightly narrower in width than most examples of this form, making it a practical fit for smaller bedrooms or hallways where a full-width Victorian chest won't sit comfortably. Presents in nice, clean condition throughout, with the honey tones and grain figure typical of well-aged kauri pine.

Height: 1030mm

Width: 980mm

Depth: 450mm

A handsome mid 19th century low back Windsor armchair, made in the traditional English manner from elm and ash. The elm saddle seat is beautifully figured, with a rich, warm colour and lovely tight grain pattern. The hooped back is fitted with a pierced vase-shaped splat flanked by turned spindles, while shaped arms terminate in turned, swept supports. The turned legs are joined by an H stretcher.

Circa 1850, this chair displays good colour throughout and remains in sturdy, useable condition with tight joints — a comfortable and versatile piece equally at home as a occasional armchair, fireside chair, or a striking addition to a country kitchen or hallway setting.

Height: 910mm

Seat Height: 440mm

Width: 480mm

A fine English George III mahogany chest on chest, or tallboy, dating to circa 1780. Constructed in two sections from high-grade timber, the upper chest features a deep dentil-molded cornice over two short and three long graduated drawers, flanked by elegant reeded, canted corners. The lower base section houses three additional full-width drawers, with the entire piece standing on bracket feet.

The drawer fronts exhibit rich, nicely figured mahogany developing a deep, glowing patina from over two centuries of care. The piece retains its original brass swan-neck handles, backplates, and escutcheons, as well as working locks with two keys. In very good antique condition with smooth-running drawers and superb colour throughout.

Height: 1920mm

Width: 1065mm

Depth: 575mm