Posts Tagged ‘colour’
Monday, November 2nd, 2009
TABLESÂ side, pad feet and square leg lowboys
In this section there are a lot of country or provincial pieces with the result that assessment of quality and hence value become more subjective than in the previous section. One may find a feature enormously attractive which to another collector has a glaring design fault. This is, [...]
Tags: 1960s, arrangement, cabriole, chippendale, colour, drawers, inlay, lowboys, mahogany, oval, pad foot, piece, Side Tables, square leg, Tables, walnut veneer
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Monday, November 2nd, 2009
DRESSING TABLESÂ kneehole
A simpler walnut kneehole with herring-bone banding to the drawers. The top is quartered and cross-banded. Note that the shaped section over the kneehole space is, in fact, another drawer. Original handles. 1720-1740.
A solid yew wood kneehole with lip-moulded drawers. A fairly simple piece which will depend largely for its value on the [...]
Tags: Chests, colour, design, desk, drawers, DRESSING, Dressing Tables, furniture, kneehole, mahogany, nineteenth century, Original, Sheraton, table, Tables, top drawer
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Friday, October 30th, 2009
TABLES - occasional gateleg - Willian and Mary fruitwood small side tables - oak occasional table - French country rococo table - Regency carved wood - jacobian gate leg - walnut baroque gateleg table with drawers
First an example of a fruitwood gateleg table. It has a main turned support at each end, showing baluster and [...]
Tags: 17th century, claw, colour, drawers, ENGLISH, FRENCH, fruitwood, gateleg, jacobian, lion foot, oak, Occasional, occasional table, Price, Rectangular, Regency, regency period, Rococo, Side Tables, Tables, top, victorian mahogany, walnut, Wood, Wooden
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