Large Victorian solid camphorwood campaign trunk. With side lifting handles and will have a working lock. With some of the most beautiful grain I’ve seen. Shown before restoration.
Size 40 x 20 x 19 inches tall (102 x 51 x 49 cm tall)
Price as is £575
Stock no. 6662
Early Victorian mahogany 5 drawer writing table / dressing table / desk. The drawers of a good hand cut dovetailed construction with oak and pine linings and the original brass plate handles. The top tapering towards the back and originally with a gallery. On turned legs. Shown before restoration.
Size 46 x 20 x 31 inches tall (117 x 49 x 79 cm tall)
Price £180
Stock no. 6707
Charming Victorian oil painting by Samuel Yates Johnson, entitled ‘Abinger Mill near Dorking’. In original gilt frame
Size 24 x 18 inches (61 x 46 cm)
Price £375
Stock no. 6641
Victorian solid camphorwood campaign trunk. Shown before restoration.
Size 37 x 18 x 16 inches tall (94 x 45 x 41 cm tall)
Price as is £350
Stock no. 6702
Pair of cherry wood dining /bedroom / desk chairs. With a well shaped back and upholstered seat above turned and fluted front legs.
Size 20 x 21 x 35 inches tall (50 x 53 x 91 cm tall)
Price £120 pair or £70 each
Stock no. 6709
Good quality cherry wood sideboard. With single drawer and 2 panelled doors enclosing single shelf.
Size 39 x 19 x 33 inches tall (99 x 48 x 84 cm tall)
Price £245
Stock no. 6708
Fine Victorian mahogany 3 tiered dumb waiter. The 3 revolving levels with up-turned edge above a turned column and tripod base with well carved ‘ball and claw’ feet.
Size 23 x 40 inches tall (58 x 102 cm tall)
Price £675
Stock no. 6703
Fine quality, mid Victorian, mahogany kneehole desk / dressing table by Johnstone & Jeanes. The 9 cock beaded drawers of a good, hand cut , dovetailed construction with mahogany and cedarwood linings. With turned knob handles and working locks. With useful central cupboard with panelled door.
Size 48 x 23 x 30 inches tall (122 x 59 x 75 cm tall)
Price £950
Stock no. 6700
Johnstone & Jeanes. John Johnstone of Bond Street is widely know for his collaboration with Robert Jupe (Johnstone, Jupe & Co) whom together patented a remarkably inventive expanding circular dining table with segmented leaves called the Jupe Table in March 1835.
Their partnership was short lived owing to a falling out in 1840. Jupe separated the business moving to Wellbeck Street whilst Johnstone then traded as ‘Johnstone & Jeanes’ at their same initial address 67 New Bond Street, London from 1842 until 1880 suppling fine quality furniture.
The firm exhibited their furniture at the Great Exhibition 1851, The International Exhibition of London in 1862, and The Paris Exhibition of 1878. The Royal Collection Trust and the Victoria & Albert Museum both have stamped examples of Johnstone & Jeanes furniture within their collections as well as Buckingham Palace and numerous other important collections.
Reproduction light mahogany framed Captains desk chair in green buttoned leather. The rounded back with padded arms and a turned mahogany spindled back above a fully adjustable revolving and tilting base. On free rolling castors.
Size 25 x 25 x 34 inches tall, adjustable, (62 x 62 x 86 cm tall adjustable)
Price £675
Stock no. 6704
Reproduction mahogany writing table. With 3 cock beaded drawers to the front of a good dovetailed construction with brass swan neck handles. With the same image to the rear but with dummy drawers. With a lovely new green leather insert. Standing on turned square tapering legs. Shown before restoration
Size 57 x 29 x 30 inches tall (145 x 74 x 76 cm tall)
Price £425 as is
Stock no. 6696
Reproduction golden walnut partners writing table. With 3 cock beaded drawers to the front and 3 to the back, of a good dovetailed construction with brass ring handles. With a lovely old tan leather top. Standing on turned and fluted legs terminating in brass cup castors. Shown before restoration
Size 60 x 36 x 30 inches tall (152 x 91 x 76 cm tall)
Price £325 as is
Stock no. 6697
Beautiful Victorian faded mahogany pedestal desk. The 9 drawers of a good hand cut dovetailed construction with oak and pine linings, the original turned knob handles and working locks. The top with hand carved mouldings, rounded corners and with a new full hide green leather writing surface. The back with panelled door effect. With the makers label ‘J. Alderson, Cabinet Maker & Upholsterer, Bedford Terrace, Derby Road. Bedford’ (?) Shown before restoration.
Size 50 x 30 x 29 inches tall, without castors which raise it by 4cm (126 x 76 x 74 cm tall)
Price when fully restored £2250
Stock no. 6640