5 Results: New & Used in mahogany in Canberra Region, ACT

half tester on rollers, queen, disassembled for removalist. Beautiful mahogany large showpiece foot end and canopy. very very easy assembly (only 6 bolts with car wheel spanner, and 2 small bolts for canopy.). All velvet Laura Ashly curtains (change to what you want to modernise, USE YOUR IMAGINATION)., vintage Bedspread included. Sunburst with bevelled mirror, No time wasters, THIS IS A 3 THOUSAND DOLLAR PLUS BED. im moving from a large house to a one room over 55'5 flat. ALL must go, life tim

A beautiful Chiffonier Sideboard. I believe its Victorian era and made of Mahogany. Carved by an exceptional master craftsman, you just don't see stunning items made like this anymore. Would look amazing in a Federation style house. I don't have the room anymore so its time to part with this beautiful piece that has been in my family for 3 generations. This is a genuine Antique item. The unit separates into 6 different pieces for easy transport. Photos show the unit without the doors mounted b

A LOVELY REGENCY LONGCASE/GRANDFATHER CLOCK C.1815–20 An interesting English mahogany 8 day clock with inlaid Sherton style motifs in fruitwood with satinwood, ebony and boxwood stringing and crossbanding. The dial reflects the British Empire at its peak with a painted lion, shield and empire image with floral sprays on the corners. The movement is reliable and accurate with a seconds and date dials, does a bell strike on the hour and only requires weekly winding, the original winder is incl

AN ENGLISH 8 DAY LONGCASE CLOCK WITH SILVERED DIAL c. 1840 A slightly smaller oak with mahogany crossbanding clock made by Edwin Clark of Weymouth [Dorset] who was active from 1830 to 1853. The dial is of silvered brass with engraved floral themed corners and marked Tempus Fugit in the arch [Tempus Fugit is NOT a brand, it is Latin for “Time Flies”, the term has been used for centuries]. The movement is in good working order with a seconds dial and strikes on the hour. Has original winder.

AN ANTIQUE EARLY VICTORIAN 8 DAY MAHOGANY LONGCASE [GRANDFATHER] CLOCK This clock is from the early 1800s and retains the slim lines of Georgian times, before the Victorian taste for wider bodies became predominant. The case is of figured mahogany with stringing and cross banding used widely. The dial has painted scenes of cottages in the 4 corners and arch. The hood has full columns and brass capitals on the columns. The movements is an 8 day movement [runs for a week between winds] and str

A GEORGE III ENGLISH ANTIQUE LONGCASE [GRANDFATHER] CLOCK c.1815 AN ATTRACTIVE CLOCK WITH A VIBRANT MAHOGANY CASE This is an attractive longcase clock made by John Badderley of Newport [Shropshire] active from 1797 to 1827, a clockmaking family in Shropshire who worked in the Newport to Albrighton area. It has a vibrant mahogany case and a very unusual and appealing dial with a dark surround and a classic maiden image. It has tasteful crossbanding and stringing which add to its appeal. It i

AN ANTIQUE GEORGE III ENGLISH 8 DAY LONGCASE CLOCK BY HOLLAND OF CHESTER This clock in made of oak with extensive use of mahogany crossbanding and was made by W. Holland of Chester [UK] who was active from 1795 until sometime before his death in 1829. The lovely dial is a very attractive, type 2 white dial , in very bright condition with hand painted floral paintings in the 4 corners and on the dial. The movement is in good working condition and goes a week between winds [some clocks are onl

AN ATTRACTIVE ANTIQUE SCOTTISH 8 DAY LONGCASE [GRANDFATHER] CLOCK c.1815 WITH THE LOVELY CREAM BACKGROUND DIAL IN A VIBRANT MAHOGANY CASE The Scottish Clock by McLellan of Stonehouse [near Glasgow] c. 1815 has a notably eye catching dial with hand painted flowers in a framed design. The movement is an excellent time keeper with bell strike chimes on the hour [can be silenced]. Winder included. The case is of figured mahogany and the overall is a very appealing clock. CONDITION: Some very o

AN ENGLISH ANTIQUE 8 DAY LONGCASE [GRANDFATHER] CLOCK Made in Newcastle [UK] with a brass, silvered dial. An attractive mahogany clock, the case made in the early 1800s fitted with a movement by John Walker of Newcastle who died in 1773. Clocks from the larger cities like Newcastle, tend to be of better quality due to the strict guilds who maintained standards. The silvered brass dials are popular as they are bright and contrast with the black hands well. SIZE: 216 H x 50 W x 26D cm

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