George IV Mahogany Desk or Library Table

George IV Mahogany Desk or Library TableA fine quality George IV William IV period library table or desk in beautifully faded mahogany. English, circa 1830. Why we like it The finest quality figured mahogany has mellowed to a most wonderful honey colour. The drawers are mahogany lined throughout unmistakable sign of great quality. The tooled leather top is of particularly nice colour and quality. Very useful piece with its nine deep drawers and a generous legroom between the pedestals and

This wonderfully chic pair of lamps is simple and sophisticated at the same time

The armchair still retains a pleasingly patinated yet very usable historic traditional upholstery

A super chic light blue opaline glass table lamp

having two drop leaves

interior and furniture designer of the late 18th century and one of the main proponent of the neoclassical style in architecture and design

Very useful piece with its nine deep drawers and a generous legroom between the pedestals and under the drawers

The firm of Wilkinson can be traced to its establishment at the start of the last decade of the 18th century by Thomas and William Wilkinson

promoted in the 1770’s by architects such as James Wyatt (d

1) and is illustrated in Regency Furniture Frances Collard

whose influence is seen in his own furniture designs

This unusual hall chair relates to the oeuvre of the pre-eminent London firm of John Mayhew (1736-1811) and William Ince (1737-1834)

Tibats’ is in the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum (W