South German marquetry and ebonized two door cabinet on a later stand.

Augsberg.

Circa 1580-1600.

H – 46”

W – 39”

D – 16”

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English George II, Mahogany linen press with a broken pediment crest. The top section with two doors, the base with a pull-out writing slide, and three graduated drawers, all supported on bracket feet.

Circa 1750.

H – 87" W – 38 1/2" D – 18" $22,000

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French Provincial Louis XVI oak vitrine cabinet, the top with two glazed doors, the base with two doors with drawers above.

Circa 1780

H – 90 1/4”

W – 58”

D – 21”

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English Regency mahogany collectors cabinet in two parts with ebony and lightwood inlay's typical of the work of George Bullock

Circa 1815-1820

H – 84"

W – 39 1/2"

D – 16 1/4 "

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English mahogany and gilt architectural model of a Greek temple coin cabinet.

Circa 1830-1840

H – 21 1/2"

W – 20 1/2"

D – 22 1/2"

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Anglo-Indian rosewood cabinet of breakfront form with superb carved details. Bombay.

H – 80”

W – 104”

D – 27”

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Pair of large Chinese Ming period clothes cupboards in zhang-mu wood (camphor wood) with excellent carving and the original pale brass hardware. 17th century. A similar pair is illustrated in Ellsworth’s book Chinese Furniture, plate 131 on page 217.

H – 106” W – 56” D – 22”

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