Antique English furniture and decorative objects from the 18th & early 19th century Georgian and Regency periods

A mid 18th Century figured mahogany 3-tier Dumb-Waiter, having moulded edged trays supported on gun-barrel turned stems ending on tripod base with pad feet & concealed castors.

A late 18th Century George III period well-figured mahogany 2-tier Dumb Waiter with moulded edged trays, raised on vase-turned stems ending on well shaped tripod base retaining original castors. The Dumb Waiter probably originally with 3 tiers.

An unusual late 18th Century well-figured mahogany “Corner” Tambour Cupboard raised on centre column umbrella-shaped tripod base ending on spade toes.

An early 19th Century Regency period mahogany 3-section Canterbury having spindle-turned supports & frieze drawer below, raised on original castors.

A late 18th Century George III period well-figured mahogany 2-tier Dumb Waiter having moulded edge drop-down flaps, raised on turned gun-barrel stems ending on moulded 3-splay tripod base with brass box castors.

A mid-18th Century Chippendale Period well figured mahogany piecrust edged circular Tray. Circa 1765

A well figured mahogany George III period oval Butler's Tray having panelled centre supported on later moulded leg base with 'H' stretcher

A pair of William IV period rosewood Polescreens having beaded frames supported on carved columns and beaded triform bases ending on “ball” feet. (floral embroidered silk modern)