33 Results: New & Used in drawers in Blue Mountains, NSW

A magnificent example of Australian colonial furniture. The architecture is impressive. It is of substantial proportions & presents in original, unmodified condition. It is made of select, well figured Cedar. The finish shows a mellow patina & it has accumulated a deep polish over it's 150 year life. It has not been stripped, repolished or refinished in any way. The structure is perfectly rigid, without movement, evidence of rot, borer or modification. Every screw & rose head nail is present. T

It is complete with all original handles, locks, escutcheons & feet. It is structurally sound with no evidence of rot or borer & there are no splits in the top or side boards. The top & sides are single boards & all drawer fronts are well figured. The runners were restored in 1955 & all drawers slide well. All locks are operational however the original key is lost. It stands 50" tall, 48" wide & 19" deep.

A formal two height, cantilever secretaire bookcase of elegant proportions figured in flame mahogany. It is a quality build that was made in London between 1845 & 1855. The structure is solid honduras mahogany. The backing boards, which are bolection panelling, & shelving are fine grade baltic pine. Dimensions are 7'6" x 4'. The secretaire drawer front is fielded with a burr mahogany panel which is segregated from figured crossbanding by ogee recessed moulding & finished in pencil cockbeading.

Offered for "Expressions of Interest" is an original Australian Cedar Wardrobe of substantial historical significance. It was commissioned by the Roman Catholic Church (St. Augustine's Balmain) to be made by Sydney cabinetmakers Alex W. Norton for the opening of the Convent of the Immaculate Conception on 22 April 1877. A complete account of provenance will be provided to the purchaser. It is original, complete & unmodified. It shows an original ink on paper label - "ALEX W. NORTON CABINETMAKER

Original, unaltered condition. It retains it's original, naturally faded garnet shellac finish & shows an interesting colour & patina. All timbers are Australian Cedar. The top & sides are single boards. The drawer fronts are continuous, matched boards. All locks & escutcheons are original. All locks are operational & the original bow key is present. One drawer knob has been replaced however it is very close to the original. It was made between 1840 & 1850. There are elements of biedermeier in

Offered for sale is an Australian Cedar Chiffonier of small proportions. The petite, upright design is representative of classic colonial Australian furniture often furnishing city terrace houses of the 19th century. It was made in Sydney around 1870 & it is preserved in original, untouched condition. Before my ownership it resided at Paddington St. Woollahra. The terrace house was built circa 1865 & this chiffonier is believed to be amongst the original furniture. Its unique character is repre

Offered for sale is an original, signed Australian Cedar Lawyer's Wardrobe. It is original, complete & unmodified. It shows two original ink on paper labels "HENRY WOOLLEY Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, & Decorator 419, GEORGE-ST., SYDNEY". A label has been applied to the inside of each door. This particular label, showing the address of 419 George Street, represented the workshop trading period 1851 to 1853. Henry Woolley, late of New Bond St. London, commenced business in Sydney in 1851. He came

This is an early Australian Cedar Chest of Drawers that presents in original condition. It was made by cabinetmakers George Robert Debney of Adelaide Circa 1848. Extensive research was undertaken to confirm it's origin & establish the actual year of manufacture. It was ordered new & handed down within the one family until I purchased it in 2012. The quality of manufacture is exceptional. All timbers are select, heavily figured Australian Cedar. The top & side boards are single cuts & the drawer

Offered for sale is an Eastern European chest - ex Blue Mountains artist Reinis Zusters (provenence will be provided to the buyer). It is rustic, original & complete with key. The construction is Walnut & Baltic Pine. It is designed with a stile lock which is similar to that of an English Wellington Chest. It is positioned to the right side & it operates perfectly. All drawers operate smoothly & it is structurally sound. Each drawer is clean & undamaged. Dimensions are - height 42", width 34",

Large Victorian Bookcase (restored to perfect condition) with certificate of Value from rotate interiors (Valued at $7500) In Great condition (ALL ORIGINAL FEATURES) Height - 220cm Width - 158cm Depth - 47.5cm CASH ONLY, PICK UP ONLY

Offered for sale is a French Commode of "Bombe" shape & in the style of Louis XV. It is well made, the timber employed is Silver Birch & it is solid with no veneer work. There is no secondary timber & it shows evidence of hand tool work & quality joinery. The structure is rigid with no movement & it has no damage except for minimal borer, which is inert & restricted to one rear leg. The Travertine Marble top is clean & has no cracks. The Rococo drawer handles & ormolu mounts are original & are

Offered for sale is an absolutely original Australian Cedar Chest of drawers. It was made in Sydney around 1875 & it is preserved in PRISTINE, original, untouched condition. It is of museum quality - a prime example of colonial Australian furniture. The structure is sound with no movement, rot of any kind, evidence of borer activity or damage. The drawers have not been interfered with in any way. The dawer sides & frame runners are perfectly original & in good operational order & the drawer sto

Offered for sale is a rare "Haberdashery" chest of drawers. It presents in undamaged, original condition. It was made in Sydney Circa 1890 by cabinet makers of German origin. The cabinet work is Australian Cedar & the drawer bases & backboards are Douglas Fir. The joinery is typical German. The brass locks are London made & all operate perfectly. The original key is included. The brass handles are London made & are numbered & date registered to the year 1890. The finish is absolutely original F

Offered for sale is an original Australian Cedar Chest of drawers. It was made in the historic Hawkesbury district of NSW around 1850 & it is presented in original condition. It is a prime example of early Australian furniture. All timbers are Hawkesbury Red Cedar with no secondary timbers employed. It has been made by hand with no machinery (various hand saws, adze, planes & scrapers). The original rose head iron nails & some hand drawn square head blacksmith's forged nails are visible. The st

Offered for sale is an unusual & important Japanese Chest. It bears the maker's label of W. H. Rocke & Co. which, from my research, dates to 1907. A brass Japanese maker's plate "K.I.& Co. Kobe Japan" is fitted to the back. It is a traditional Chest as was typically owned & used by Japanese high society during the 19th & early 20th Century. The quality of design & build is of the finest possible callibre. The external timbers are select persimmon. The front lining board & drawer bases are, for

Offered for sale is a quality Chest of Drawers that was made during the early 20th Century. The quality of build is exceptional. The joinery & structural design replicates traditional 17thC. methods. The timbers are solid - the drawer fronts are 1" thick. It is made of an exotic African timber "Imbuia" which is heavy & hard. The grain is well figured & it is finished in traditional French Polish. It is styled in the "Linenfold" manner, which was a Flemish influence on "Elizabethan Dark Oak" fur

Offered for sale is an original Campaign Chest of exceptional quality. It was made in Barnstaple England by cabinetmakers Shapland & Petter around 1850 & was commissioned for military service. Shapland & Petter (cabinetmakers & joiners) were established in 1854 in Barnstable South Western England & traded under "Raleigh Joinery'' & ''Raleigh Works''. They were well known for producing quality campaign furniture. Both backboards bear the maker's ink stencil & the top right drawer lock, which is

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Offered for sale is a fine Cedar Chest of Drawers. It was made by Sydney cabinetmaker James Lawson who was renowned for producing furniture of the finest quality. It exhibits two paper labels which determines the date of manufacture to be between 1880 & 1883. A further cutting from a newspaper drawer lining shows the date of January 8 1883 & this is considered to be the date of delivery. A reference to the maker's label may be found in "19th Century Australian Furniture by Fahey, Simpson & Simp

Offered for sale is an imposing Two Height Kauri Pine Secretaire Bookcase. The architecture is traditional late Victorian Australian. It is symetrical - the height of the base is 46", the height of the hutch is 46", the total width is 46" & the depth is 20". The total height is 7'8". Top & bottom sections seperate for transportation. It was made in Sydney Circa 1890 & it presents in original, unmodified condition. All timbers are select Kauri Pine & the dark "mission" stain finish is original &

Offered for sale is a fine French Bedside Cabinet in the traditional Henry II style & of the Napoleon III period. It was made in Paris around 1865. It is a rare & most desirable cabinet that would satisfy the most discerning collector or decorator. It is absolutely original & complete with original hardware & marble. It is made of select walnut with secondary framing & drawer structure in white oak. The top is fitted with an exceptional slab of finely coloured & richly figured rouge marble. The

Offered for sale by "Expression of Interest" is an early Australian sideboard of substantial proportions. It was made in Windsor NSW. The number "1858" is painted verso & after considerable reasearch it is considered to be the date of manufacture. Carving is strictly ocean influenced rococo & mouldings are ogee based. The construction is cedar & no secondary timbers are employed. Each board is stategically selected. The doors are panelled in well figured flame cedar. Three frieze dawers, ogee i

The structure is sound with no evidence of rot, borer or modification. It is rigid. The drawer runners are original & worn however the drawers are all operational. Dimensions are of the golden proportion. It stands 48" tall. 42" wide & 18" deep. Further, detailed photographs are available. Delivery, at a reasonable price, is available for areas Sydney to Bathurst.

A gothic chest detailed in the manner of A W Pugin made in Scotland Circa 1880. It presents in original, unrestored & unmodified condition. The profound stop chamfer blade detail & thick, brass drop handles are magnificent. It is made of solid elm with drawer construction of fine mahogany. The backboards, dust shelves & drawer runners are poplar. During the late 19th Century, these materials were considered the finest available for furniture construction in Scotland. It is fitted with fletching