A Pearwood Marquetry Cabinet

A Pearwood Marquetry CabinetA Pearwood Marquetry cabinet inlaid with blackberries made from ebony and tulip woods, the moulded top above a single cupboard and a single drawer, on an intricately carved pedestal base. Made in 1985 by J S Shackleton 73 cm high x 61 cm wide x 46 cm deepCondition: Good

the top inlaid with a marquetry vignette within satinwood

Real horse hair tail

Condition:  Small chip but generally good condition

Materials: Mirror and brass

each hung with four implements on chains (oil bucket

also included is an electrical attachment

The continuous seat on turned brass supports and plinth base

Condition:  Some small nicks to gilt but overall good condition

A nineteenth century gilt wood convex wall mirror in Regency style

Materials: Brass

The vertical shaft allows for adjustable height and has 4 implements on chains (oil bucket/snuffer/2 x wick trimmers) all above a circular base on cast feet with an oil reservoir cast as a fish with twin burner spouts beneath a shield shaped shade

Materials: Glass and silver