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  • An English 19th Century Walnut Miniature Chest of Drawers. Apprentice Piece.
  • An English 19th Century Walnut Miniature Chest of Drawers. Apprentice Piece.
  • An English 19th Century Walnut Miniature Chest of Drawers. Apprentice Piece.
An English 19th Century Walnut Miniature Chest of Drawers. Apprentice Piece.
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Delobelle
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Doorniksesteenweg 87 ,
8580 Avelgem
Region: Brugge
Country: Belgium
Tel.: +32 (0)56 644956
E-mail: info@delobelle-antiques.be
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An English Early 18th. Century turned Tobacco Jar.

An English Early 18th. Century turned Tobacco Jar.

A striking early 18th century turned wooden tobacco jar, striking early 18th century turned wooden tobacco jar, finely crafted in alternating bands of contrasting woods, likely including fruitwood, walnut and possibly laburnum or olivewood, creating a bold striped decorative effect. The beautifully stepped domed lid with turned finial and strong sculptural form reflect the craftsmanship of the period, combining practicality with decorative sophistication. Traditionally used for storing tobacco, this rare and characterful piece is an excellent example of early treen, valued for both its rich patina and visually distinctive use of multiple timbers. including fruitwood, walnut and possibly laburnum or olivewood, creating a bold striped decorative effect. The beautifully stepped domed lid with turned finial and strong sculptural form reflect the craftsmanship of the period, combining practicality with decorative sophistication. Traditionally used for storing tobacco, this rare and characterful piece is an excellent example of early treen, valued for both its rich patina and visually distinctive use of multiple timbers.
An English Pair of Sterling Silver Art Deco Candlesticks by Barker Brothers LTD, Londen, Early 20th Century.

An English Pair of Sterling Silver Art Deco Candlesticks by Barker Brothers LTD, Londen, Early 20th Century.

An elegant pair of finely proportioned English sterling silver candlesticks, hallmarked for London and attributed to Barker Brothers Ltd. With their tall tapered stems, flared sconces and clean architectural lines, these candlesticks embody the refined geometric elegance of the Art Deco period. Graceful, understated and beautifully crafted, they offer timeless decorative appeal.
An English Edwardian Pair of Small Sterling Silver Candlesticks. Birmingham. Early 20th Century.

An English Edwardian Pair of Small Sterling Silver Candlesticks. Birmingham. Early 20th Century.
An English 19th Century Burr Walnut Davenport Desk decorated with cross banding throughout and having a satinwood interior.

An English 19th Century Burr Walnut Davenport Desk decorated with cross banding throughout and having a satinwood interior.
An English 19th Century Burr Walnut Sutherland Table.

An English 19th Century Burr Walnut Sutherland Table.
An English 19th Century Walnut Miniature Chest of Drawers. Apprentice Piece.

An English 19th Century Walnut Miniature Chest of Drawers. Apprentice Piece.
An English/Scottish 19th Century Pine settee.

An English/Scottish 19th Century Pine settee.
An English 19th Century Tunbridge Ware Cabinet with Cube Work and Floral Mosaic.

An English 19th Century Tunbridge Ware Cabinet with Cube Work and Floral Mosaic.
An English 19th Century Burr Walnut Cabinet of Drawers. Signed Heals of London.

An English 19th Century Burr Walnut Cabinet of Drawers. Signed Heals of London.
An English 19th Century Tunbridge Ware Book Stand with Images of Easton Castle and the Ruins of Netley Abbey. Henry Hollamby. Tunbridge Wells, Kent.

An English 19th Century Tunbridge Ware Book Stand with Images of Easton Castle and the Ruins of Netley Abbey. Henry Hollamby. Tunbridge Wells, Kent.
An 19th Century Kashmir Lamp Stand. Hand Painted.

An 19th Century Kashmir Lamp Stand. Hand Painted.
An English 18th Century Mahogany Bombe Tea Caddy on turned Bun Feet. George III.

An English 18th Century Mahogany Bombe Tea Caddy on turned Bun Feet. George III.