Cabinets

A PAIR OF REGENCY MAHOGANY BOOKCASE, ATTRITBUTED TO MARSH & TATHAM

A Fine pair of Regency Mahogany & Ebonised two Door Bookcases

The stepped moulded cornices with bronze mounts, above two long glazed doors,

supported by ebonised cluster columns with gilt bronze rings,

resting on cabinet bases with bronze mounts and acanthus carved supports,

above lions paw feet.

English: Circa 1813, attritbuted to Marsh & Tatham

Height: 96inches, 244cm

Width: 50inches, 127cm

Depth: 19inches, 48cm

Provenance, By repute made for William Curtis, later Lord Mayor of London, by Marsh & Tatham, circa 1813.

Price on request

A PAIR OF GEORGE III IRISH MAHOGANY GLAZED CABINETS, ATTRITBUTED TO MACK WILLIAMS & GIBTON

This magnificent pair of curved-sided, glazed mahogany cabinets, are an exceptionally rare survivor of grand Irish Regency country house.

The moulded cornices above four glazed doors, with bowed ends, above cabinet bases with central drawers, flanked by bow end cupboards,

resting on bracket feet.

The attribution to Ireland’s foremost Regency cabinetmakers, Mack, Williams and Gibton of 39 Stafford Street, Dublin (1810-1829), has been supported by the Irish academic Dr Angela Alexander on first-hand inspection, and is further strengthened by comparison to a closely related single bookcase which appeared at Sotheby’s in 1987, that has subsequently been ascribed to Mack, Williams and Gibton (see Sotheby's, Important English Furniture, 13 November 1987).

Height 98” (249cm)

Width: 81” (226cm)

Depth: 27” (69cm)

Price on request