Pair of Parcel Gilt Empire Vases Neo Classical This William IV walnut library

This William IV walnut library chair draws stylistic parallels with celebrated examples by renowned makers such as Gillows of Lancaster

Date: Circa 1770

contributing to the ongoing appeal of Regency furniture for collectors and interior designers alike

and often family scenes

This distinguished George I oak lowboy exemplifies early eighteenth-century English cabinet furniture

Pair of Parcel Gilt Empire Vases Neo Classical This William IV walnut libraryPair of large Empire vases of classical form, with gilt swan handles, the turned wooden bodies with alternate green japanning, gilt metal rims and mounts, central band and bases, raised on square stepped plinths with pressed and gilt metal mounts. In original condition. Italy, circa 1820 Height: 64. 5 cms (25. 5 ins) Width: 35 cms (14 ins) Depth: 18 cms (7 ins)