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| CHESTS
6. Edwardian Kauri Tallboy Chest c.1900 
This large exquisite tallboy chest is one of our New Zealand imports. It is so impressive in size and quality, made of solid kauri with some rimu detailing. The piece has been beautifully restored and boasts eight deep, lockable drawers with original handles.
Length: 122 cm Depth: 56.5 cm Height: 135 cm Price: AUD$4150
 
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5. Victorian Kauri Chest c.1870
Pretty as a picture and ready to impress, this Victorian kauri chest is a handy size with four deep drawers. All drawers run smoothly and have plain knob handles. It is raised on simple bun feet facilitating floor cleaning. The piece has been beautifully restored and easily crosses over the divide between Victorian style and contemporary.
Length: 91 cm Depth: 48 cm Height: 86.5 cm Price: AUD$1950
 
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4. Late Victorian Kauri Chest 1899
This generously proportioned, Late Victorian five drawer kauri chest has been traditionally restored but retains its original brass handles. The strong frame and drawers required no alteration, a testament to the high quality of its original construction, and it will serve for many years to come. It bears the marking ZZ 5 (dated 4/5/99) and is believed to be an important government piece. We have a smaller matching chest currently under restoration.
Length: 116 cm Depth: 54 cm Height: 123 cm Price: AUD$2850
 
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3. Federation Oak Three Drawer Chest c.1910
This handsome Federation oak chest could well be the most useful piece of furniture in a modern or heritage house. It is strongly constructed with solid oak and has three deep, cedar-based drawers with attractive replica handles. The piece has been beautifully restored and its low dimensions make it ideal for use as a television stand, entertainment unit or bedroom chest.
Length: 117 cm Depth: 48 cm Height: 75 cm Price: AUD$950
 
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2. Federation Oak Chest c.1905
This classic Federation oak chest has five deep drawers with solid Australian red cedar interiors. The piece retains its amazing original mellow patina while the back panel has been expertly replaced and new authentic handles added. The chest is a strong piece of quality furniture that will increase in value in the years to come.
Length: 106 cm Depth: 50.5 cm Height: 118 cm Price: AUD$2650
 
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1. Victorian Kauri Chest c.1890
This solid Victorian kauri chest has been tirelessly restored to its former glory. It is constructed of thick slabs of solid New Zealand kauri and has been finished using traditional shellac and wax to reveal its true colour and beauty. Appropriate replacement handles have been added to complete and attractive and useful four drawer chest.
Length: 107 cm Depth: 46 cm Height: 95 cm Price: AUD$1450
 
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DESKS
11. Federation Oak Partner’s Desk c.1900
This imposing desk is one that will make a statement in any location, be it in the finest barrister’s chambers or in the study of a large heritage home. There are two pedestals divided into four drawers and a generous one door cabinet accessible at the rear of the desk. The desk is constructed with solid oak with cedar interiors and the piece retains its original handles, locks and keys. The desk top features a green leather inlay and it has its original mellow patina.
Length: 168.5 cm Depth: 122 cm Height: 80 cm Price: AUD$4450
 
 
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10. Federation Maple Desk c.1915
This beautiful Federation maple desk has been adapted from a quality piece by one of Sydney’s leading furniture manufacturers, Anthony Horderns. Its desirable dimensions make it ideal for use as a computer desk in a student’s room or in a spare room. It is constructed with solid maple and the drawers feature cedar bases and attractive original brass handles.
Length: 114.5 cm Depth: 53 cm Height: 79 cm Price: AUD$950
 
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9. Federation Oak Desk c.1910
This compact Federation oak desk will be ideal for use in a child’s room or in any room where space is at a premium. It is constructed of solid oak and has three handy drawers with timber handles (top drawer has a lock and key). The piece has a strong Arts and Crafts influence and has benefited from traditional restoration.
Length: 91.5 cm Depth: 48 cm Height: 71.5 cm Price: AUD$850
 
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8. Federation Oak Desk c.1910
This Federation desk will be suitable for those parts of the house where the space is restricted. The desk is beautifully constructed of solid, beautifully grained oak and has two handy drawers with timber handles, locks and key. The simplicity of design shows a strong Arts and Crafts influence and the piece has benefited from traditional restoration. It would be ideal for use as a computer desk or small dining table.
Length: 99 cm Depth: 68 cm Height: 77 cm Price: AUD$1350
 
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7. Federation Oak Desk c.1910
The compact size of this Federation desk makes it suitable for those parts of the house where the space is restricted. It has been fully restored, is beautifully constructed of solid Tasmanian oak and has three handy drawers with timber handles (top drawer has a new lock and key). The simplicity of design shows a strong Arts and Crafts influence and the piece has benefited from traditional restoration. It would be ideal for use as a computer desk in a student’s room.
Length: 90.5 cm Depth: 60 cm Height: 77 cm Price: AUD$1150
 
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6. Edwardian Oak Desk c.1905
This quality pedestal desk was made by English furniture maker, Robson & Sons Ltd of Newcastle-on-Tyne in England (maker's mark on top of right pedestal). Constructed entirely of oak, it is in excellent original condition and has nine bevelled edged drawers with unique original brass handles. The separate desk top has an original green tooled leather inlay and sits on a pair of three drawer pedestals with original castors, allowing the piece to be easily transported in three pieces.
Length: 122 cm Depth: 64 cm Height: 73.5 cm Price: AUD$2950
 
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5. Edwardian Walnut Writing Desk 1901
This exquisite Edwardian walnut writing desk has a spindle gallery that leads to a small lockable cabinet. The desk features a green leather insert and attractive original brass handles on the two drawers. Its size makes it ideal for use in smaller rooms as a computer table.
Length: 92 cm Depth: 41 cm Height: 178 cm Price: AUD$2250
 
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4. Federation Single Pedestal Oak Roll-top Desk c.1920
This Federation oak roll-top desk is in excellent original condition and comes with its original keys, locks and handles. The piece has a nicely fitted interior with a tooled dark green leather insert and there is good storage in the single long drawer and the two smaller drawers. The bottom two drawers combine to provide a filing drawer with timber petitions.
Length: 106 cm Depth: 75 cm Height: 113 cm Price: AUD$2950
 
 
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3. Art Nouveau Mahogany Writing Desk c.1890 
This exquisite Art Nouveau writing desk is made of polished mahogany and features intricate copper, white metal and selected timber inlays together with its original black leather insert and attractive copper handles. It is in entirely original condition and has obviously been well used and much cherished by its former owners in the United Kingdom. The desk is a truly unique piece of art.
Length: 99 cm Depth: 52.5 cm Height: 125 cm Price: AUD$3450
 
 
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2. Cutler Single Pedestal Oak Roll-top Desk 1914
The quality of Cutler oak roll-top desks is well known and this piece is definitely one of the better examples. Cutler desks were manufactured in Buffalo NY from the 1880s to the early 20th century. This model 460 (stamped under the desk and on one support panel) retains its original patina and Cutler emblem. The drawers and roll-top are in great condition.
Length: 107 cm Depth: 75 cm Height: 115.5 cm Price: AUD$3650
 
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1. Maple & Co Games Table or Desk c.1885
To own this is to own a piece from the halcyon days of Late Victorian furniture making. The table is made of solid oak and walnut with some veneer work and is in totally original condition. The graceful solid oak legs lead to quality brass and ceramic wheels. The two opposing drawers have walnut interiors, brass handles and both are stamped Maple & Co. The stamped leather top is tooled and has a lovely patina.
“One of the most important names in Edwardian furniture was Maple & Co. Maples was based in Tottenham Court Road, London and was the largest furniture store in the world. It made its own furniture for sale at home and abroad, and drew its own customers from both the middle and upper classes and even royalty – Tsar Nicholas of Russia furnished his Winter Palace with furniture from its workshops. Maples also furnished British Embassies, even going so far as to arrange for a grand piano to be carried up the Khyber Pass on packhorses”. Furniture by Judith Miller (2005)
Length: 92 cm Depth: 92 cm Height: 73.5 cm Price: AUD$1250
 
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DINING TABLES
12. Victorian Kauri and Cedar Kitchen Table c.1860
This delightfully rustic Victorian kitchen table proudly wears a lifetime of scars and its solid original condition has been enhanced with a traditional beeswax finish. Its size is ideal for a kitchen or small dining room and the usual combination of a kauri top and apron with deep turned Australian cedar legs makes it easier to match chair and floor tones.
Length: 138 cm Depth: 94 cm Height: 74 cm Price: AUD$950
 
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11. Federation Oak and Cedar Dining Table c.1920
This is a unique dining table which has been professionally reconstructed using quality 1920’s oak table base with an 1880’s French panelled cedar top. The entire table has been restored using shellac and wax. It will be ideal for use in a country style dining room or kitchen and seats six to eight people.
Length: 160 cm Depth: 90 cm Height: 76.5 cm Price: AUD$1650
 
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10. Federation Oak Dining Table and Chairs (6) c.1910
This outstanding Federation dining suite comprises a generous table with one extension, two carvers (57 cm x 50 cm x 103 cm) and four sturdy chairs (45 cm x 40 cm x 103 cm) . The superb construction of solid Tasmanian oak shows all the qualities of a gifted cabinetmaker. The entire suite has been restored to the highest standard, with all seats newly reupholstered in a tasteful traditional jacquard material. It comfortably seats six to eight people.
Length: 139.5 cm to 179.5 cm Depth: 106.5 cm Height: 76 cm Price: AUD$5550 (Suite price)
 
 
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9. Arts and Crafts Lift-top Oak Dining Table c.1920
This unique Arts and Crafts oak dining table was made by leading Sydney furniture makers and retailers, Beard Watson Ltd (metal plaques beneath). The innovative foldout design creates a strong, portable table which opens to create a good sized table that seats six. Beneath the table top is an ingenious storage area. This table is in fantastic original condition and should prove to be a very sound investment. There is a matching set of six dining chairs and the quoted price is for the whole suite.
Length: 122 cm Depth: 51 cm –102.5 cm Height: 76.5 cm Price: AUD$4500 (Suite price)
 
 
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8. William IV Cedar Dining Table c.1840
This exquisite William IV cedar dining table is in remarkable condition for its age. It is well balanced and the shaped top is the classic D end with simple moulding. The table is constructed with beautiful cedar and has elegantly shaped legs with acanthus leaf carving on ceramic wheels. The top surface has been repolished but the apron and legs are untouched. The piece originally would have had a number of extensions and these could be replicated by a competent cabinet maker. The table comfortably seats four people and could accommodate as many as six. Cedar castor bases are included for added height.
Length: 122 cm Depth: 122 cm Height: 73 cm (with cedar castor bases 75 cm) Price: AUD$3250
 
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7. Edwardian Oak Drop Side Dining Table c.1900
This Edwardian oak gate leg table dates from around the turn of the century and is constructed with quality sold oak with attractive turned legs. It can be used as a dining table or as a space saving hall table. When fully extended, it can seat four people.
Length: 45 cm to 81 cm (one drop up) to 116.5 cm (both drops up) Depth: 87.5 cm Height: 77 cm Price: AUD$950
 
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6. Victorian Oak Drop Side Dining Table c.1880
The extraordinary Victorian dark oak gate leg table is a Queen Anne revival piece in remarkable original condition. It is constructed with solid, beautifully grained quarter cut oak and has slender cabriole legs on club feet. The table can seat four people and would be an attractive addition to the living room, dining room, family room or hallway.
Length: 41 cm to 89 cm (one drop up) to 136 cm (both drops up)
Depth: 98.5 cm Height: 76.5 cm Price: AUD$1650
 
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5. Art Nouveau Mahogany “Starburst” Dining or Games Table c.1890
This highly unusual table was originally used as a games table with individual seating for seven people. There are seven individual divided drawers that retain their original brass Art Nouveau handles. The table is raised on seven turned legs and the star –shaped leather insert has been professionally replaced. Rarely seen and very collectable, this piece would make a unique addition to the study, dining room, lounge room or family room.
Length: 138 cm Depth: 128 cm Height: 76 cm Price: AUD$2250 On hold
 
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4. Victorian Cedar Tilt-top Table c.1870
This magnificent Victorian tea table is constructed of solid cedar with a beautifully grained veneer skirt. The table top tilts back for display and storage when a latch underneath is released. The top rests on a deeply turned baluster column with four outstretched legs and ornate clawed feet. The table and finish are in excellent original condition, with all original brass fittings in good working order. These tables were first made popular with the onset of tea drinking in Western society at the beginning of the 18th Century. Taking tea had a revival of interest in the Victorian age and these tables were also used for a ‘new’ game called loo (they are sometimes known as loo tables). This is a quality piece of furniture that adapts well to the lifestyles of today.
Length: 120 cm Depth: 89 cm Height: 73 cm (145.5 cm when folded) Price: AUD$1950
 
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3. Tudor Revival Dark Oak Dining Table c.1920
This high quality dining table seats four adults and is constructed of dark stained English oak in the Tudor Revival style. The strong barley twist legs have their original castors and the piece retains its original aged patina.
Length: 118 cm Depth: 118 cm Height: 74.5 cm Price: AUD$950
 
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2. Edwardian Walnut Dining Table c.1900
Beautiful Edwardian walnut dining table with turned and fluted legs. Fully restored finish, gilt piping and replacement ceramic wheels. Maker's mark, Turrerville, Smith, Norton and Co, Sydney underneath. It would be ideal for use as a television table or computer desk.
Length: 97 cm Depth: 80 cm Height: 77 cm Price: AUD$950
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1. Federation Oak Drop Side Dining Table c.1910
The simple design of this Federation oak gate leg table is but one of the attractions of this space saving and versatile piece of furniture. The table dates from the early 1900s and is beautifully constructed of solid quarter-cut oak. When fully extended, it can seat four to six people.
Length: 54.5 cm to 103.5 cm (one drop up) to 152.5 cm (both drops up)
Depth: 106.5 cm Height: 77 cm Price: AUD$950
 
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DINING SUITES
2. Federation Oak Dining Table and Chairs (6) c.1910
This outstanding Federation dining suite comprises a generous table with one extension, two carvers (57 cm x 50 cm x 103 cm) and four sturdy chairs (45 cm x 40 cm x 103 cm) . The superb construction of solid Tasmanian oak shows all the qualities of a gifted cabinetmaker. The entire suite has been restored to the highest standard, with all seats newly reupholstered in a tasteful traditional jacquard material. It comfortably seats six to eight people.
Length: 139.5 cm to 179.5 cm Depth: 106.5 cm Height: 76 cm Price: AUD$5550 (Suite price)
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1. Arts and Crafts Lift-top Oak Dining Table and Chairs (6) c.1920
This unique Arts and Crafts oak dining setting was made by leading Sydney furniture makers and retailers, Beard Watson Ltd (metal plaques beneath). The innovative foldout design creates a strong, portable table which opens to create a good sized table that seats six. Beneath the table top is an ingenious storage area. Each chair (43 cm x 39 cm x 91.5 cm) is sturdy with strong back slats and original brown leatherette sprung seats. This setting is in fantastic original condition and should prove to be a very sound investment.
Length: 122 cm Depth: 51 cm –102.5 cm Height: 76.5 cm Price: AUD$4500 (Suite price)
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DISPLAYS
 
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3. Federation Oak Barrister's Bookcase or Display c.1910
This tall, thin Federation barrister’s or solicitor’s bookcase is made of oak and retains three of its original retractable doors that can be arranged at any shelf height. The generous proportions will accommodate a large number of books, documents, collections or cherished ornaments.
Length: 91 cm Depth: 33 cm Height: 149.5 cm Price: AUD$1750
 
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2. Art Deco Maple and Walnut Display Cabinet c.1950
This stylish Art Deco display cabinet was made by Beard Watson and Co Limited, noted Sydney furniture manufacturers. This simple “new modern” design is pure Art Deco but would not look out of place in a modern home. This piece is in totally original condition with solid maple construction, walnut veneers, large glass door with original lock and key and three adjustable shelves.
Length: 106 cm Depth: 30.5 cm Height: 120 cm Price: AUD$1450
 
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1. Federation Oak Display c.1918
This exquisite bookcase or display is an early example of Australian craftsmanship by Ricketts & Thorp Pty Limited of Rockdale. This company was considered, along with Beard Watson Limited, to offer the best training in quality furniture manufacture. Its long list of esteemed clients, including banks, libraries, government offices and schools, showed the high regard that the community held for the company and its products. This bookcase features solid French polished oak that has been tastefully carved, four beveled glass doors, eleven adjustable shelves and original handles. New locks have been added. The bookcase can not only be used for books, but for treasured pieces of china, glassware and ornaments.
Length: 153 cm Depth: 36 cm Height: 178 cm Price:AUD$4350
 
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