Peter J. Martin & Son

Attractive and superior quality Edwardian mahogany pedestal cabinet, having cant corners with half columns flanking four panelled sides (allowing it to free-stand), one of the sides opening as a cupboard door to reveal a shelf and a drawer. Bears label ‘Rd. No. 506423’.

Circa 1900.

Width 19” (48cm) Depth 18” (46cm) Height 33” (84cm)

£395

Handsome and superior quality George III neo-classical style mahogany overmantel mirror, having three bevel glass plates and parcel gilt decoration to its carved swags, paterae, etc. In the manner of Robert Adam.

Circa 1900.

Width 58” (147cm) Height 31” (79cm)

£525

Handsome Victorian brass dinner gong in Gothic carved oak frame, with later beater.

Circa 1890.

Width 27” (69cm) Depth 14” (36cm) Height 37” (94cm)

£375

Handsome and fine quality Victorian walnut teapoy, now converted to a work table, with carved decoration, on carved stem with cabriole leg tripod base.

Circa 1860.

Diameter 16” (41cm) Height 29” (74cm)

£575

Pretty and fine quality George III mahogany four section music Canterbury, with single drawer and raised on four ring turned legs terminating in original brass ‘barrel’ castors.

Circa 1810.

Width 18” (46cm) Depth 13” (33cm) Height 20” (51cm)

£850

Fine quality Georgian oak and inlaid long case clock with painted arch dial, by James Blackmoor of Sidmouth (Recorded maker Baillie 1795).

Circa 1810.

Width 18” (46 cm) Depth 10” (26 cm) Height 89” (226 cm)

£1950

Exceptional quality Edwardian Sheraton Revival kidney shaped satinwood tray with profuse marquetry inlay, the later stand being hand-made to match.

Circa 1900.

Width 21” (54cm) Depth 18” (46cm) Height 22” (56cm)

£850

Fine quality early Victorian rosewood what-not with elegant spiral twist supports and original mirror back.

Circa 1850.

Width 26” (66cm) Depth 12” (30cm) Height 61” (155cm)

£850