A Colonial Australian cedar twin pedestal sideboard with Palladian back, handsomely selected cuts of cedar to the paneled doors, Tasmanian origin, circa 1835. Purported to have been made for "Chiswick", Ross, Tasmania. With accompanying Kent & Kent
An early cedar raised-back chiffonier. Australian circa 1830, 110 cm wide, 40 cm deep, 137 cm high
An unusual cedar double-pedestal raised back sideboard. Australian circa 1835, 170 cm wide, 54 cm deep, 130 cm high
A fine early Colonial cedar two shelf chiffonier. Australian circa 1835, 92 cm wide 45 cm deep, 155 cm high
A finely figured and patinated cedar two-door wardrobe. Australian circa 1830. Provenance: The Keith Okey Collection, Denham Court, Sotheby's, Sydney 2010, 130 cm wide, 71 cm deep, 216 cm high
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Botany, Geology, and Entomology Books (6 vols)
[Botany & other Sciences], 'Select Extra-Tropical plants readily eligible for Industrial culture or Naturalisation....' by Ferdinand von Mueller [Sydney : Thomas Richards, 1881] 403pp, original green cloth binding; 'Report on the Geology, Mineralogy,…
William IV Padouk Cabinet with Yellow Silk Lining
An unusual William IV Anglo-Colonial padouk side or centre cabinet, early 1830s, the rectangular top with rounded ends above a door to one side and a conforming false door to the other, each lined in pleated yellow silk, the edge of the top, columns to…
William IV Mahogany Sideboard with Provenance
A colonial cedar and flame mahogany double pedestal sideboard, circa 1840s, in the William IV manner with a scrolling gallery back, a single frieze drawer and raised on pedestals with flame veneer cupboards, raised on tight scrolled feet. Provenance:…
William IV Mahogany Buffet, c. 1835
William IV mahogany buffet, c. 1835, with two open shelves on turned supports, above a pair of paneled cupboard doors, on brass castors, height 106 cm width 124 cm depth 47.5 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, Sydney
Tasmanian Cedar Sideboard with Palladium Back, 1835
William Hamilton (attributed), early Colonial cedar sideboard, twin pedestal with palladium back, doors attractively cross banded with tapering feather banded pilasters, Tasmanian origin, circa 1835. 119 cm high, 177 cm wide, 62 cm deep
Tasmanian Cedar and Musk Cabinet, 1835
William Champion (attributed) fine cedar and musk two door cabinet, cedar shield panel doors with applied rosette decoration, musk veneered hexagonal split columns and ogee moulded corbels with acanthus baluster supports below, Tasmanian origin, circa…
Colonial Cedar Chiffonier, Tasmania, 1830
A fine Colonial cedar chiffonier, circa 1830 Tasmania, the architectural back board fitted with a single shelf, supported by turned columns. The lower section fitted with a single long drawer, above a pair of panelled doors, flanked by convex pilasters,…
Early Colonial Australian Cedar Chiffonier (9 words)
An early Colonial chiffonier, Australian cedar, circa 1835, design taken from J.C. Loudon 'An Encyclopaedia of cottage, farm, and Villa Architecture and Furniture' (1833), see 'Early Colonial furniture in New South Wales and van Diemen's Land' by Clifford…
Regency Mahogany Cabinet with Doors and Drawer
Regency mahogany cabinet, c. 1830, featuring a pair of doors above a long drawer, all moulded as four drawers, on saber legs, height 73.5 cm, width 68 cm, depth 44.5 cm. Provenance: The Estate of Martyn Cook, Sydney
Tasmanian William IV Chiffonier with Carved Tulip Gallery
William IV chiffonier circa 1840 Tasmanian, cedar and musk with carved tulip gallery back, shield and, Florette doors and squared half columns, height 105 cm, length 122 cm, depth: 58 cm
Tasmanian Cedar Chiffonier, 1835
An early Colonial chiffonier, Australian cedar, Tasmanian origin, circa 1835, cedar secondary timbers with Baltic pine backing boards, 172 cm high, 131 cm wide, 49 cm deep
Colonial Cedar Washstand from John Glover's Family
An early Colonial folding lid washstand, Australian cedar, Tasmanian origin, circa 1830, purported to have come from the artist John Glover's family, nail pricked on the front panel 'R. Glover, 87 cm high, 78 cm wide, 42 cm deep. Provenance: The Rodney…
1830 Colonial Cedar Meat Safe with Zinc Sides
An early Australian Colonial meatsafe, cedar with pierced zinc sides, circa 1830, a similar example of the pattern zinc work illustrated on the end papers of 'Memories: A survey of early Australian furniture in the collection of the Lord McAlpine of West…
Regency Style Cedar Side Cabinet with Blackwood Panels
An early side cabinet in the Regency manner, Australian cedar paneled doors cross banded in blackwood, Tasmanian origin, circa 1830, 106 cm high, 127 cm wide, 44 cm deep
William IV Mahogany Sideboard with Lion Feet
A large William IV mahogany sideboard, the rectangular sideboard with a carved splashback, supported by monopodium pedestals with lion feet, 250 x 74 x 135 cm
Colonial Cedar Double Pedestal Sideboard, circa 1835
An early colonial cedar double pedestal sideboard, circa 1835, designed in the manner of Thomas Sheraton, the rectangular top above three frieze drawers in fiddle back cedar with replacement ring drop handles, the pedestals each with a single panel door…
William IV Mahogany Double Pedestal Sideboard
William IV mahogany double pedestal sideboard, c. 1830, the triangular shaped back with moulded scrolling ends, above an inverted breakfront top, a long central beaded drawer flanked by two arch panelled cupboard doors with dummy drawers to the top,…
1830 Australian Cedar Pedestal Sideboard with Provenance
An Australian full cedar pedestal sideboard, circa 1830, the scrolled back with carved fan and applied roundel decoration above a rectangular top with one long and two short half round drawers, the two pedestals with raised panels between carved feather…
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