Late Regency Mahogany Sarcophagus Cellarette

Early 19thC Regency Mahogany Bedside Cabinet Late GeorgeIII/GeorgeIV pot cupboard with gallery top, geometrically patterned door with brass handle supported on turned legs - 14.5" sq...

Late 18thC Georgian Mahogany Sideboard of Bow Formed on Sheraton Square Tapered Legs and original brass fittings with cellarette and fitted cuttlery drawers - 54£ x 27" x 36.5"h

Regency Rosewood Sofa Table with Coramandel and Amboyna Crossbanded Top, Parcel Gilt Acnthus Decorated Baluster Column on Pedestal Base Supported on Scroll Feet - 34"w (58" fully ope...

Late 19thC Mahogany Chippendale Design Heart Shaped Occasional Table with galleried top, and with square tapering cluster columns united by C-scrolls to a platform stretcher with han...

A fine qualioty Regency period mahogany celleate of small size with brass line inlaid edges and raised on turned and reeded inverted vase-shaped legs and fitted with original ring ca...

A fine and large antique Georgian Regency period mahogany wine cellarette, circa 1810. This large cellarette is of sarcophagus shape and displ...

A fine quality early 19th Century Regency period plum-pudding mahogany Cellarette of sarcophagus shape with canted corners, having scrolled brass mounts with anthemion corners to the...

Wonderful Early 19th-Century Regency Mahogany Sarcophagus Wine Cooler or Cellarette A superb early 19th-century Regency period mahogany wine cooler, or cellarette, of sarcophagus form, crafted in striking flame Cuban mahogany and retaining its original removable zinc lined interior. Of coffered, architectural design, the piece features reeded and canted corners with inset panelled sides on all four faces, creating a strong, elegant silhouette. It is raised on bold, finely carved lion’s paw feet, and still standing on the original brass castors, allowing it to be moved with ease. Inside, the original zinc (or lead) liner with a pair of brass swan neck handles remains intact, a mark of both quality and authenticity. The overall form, use of richly figured mahogany, and the distinctive carved paw feet are closely associated with leading Regency cabinetmakers such as Gillows of Lancaster London, to whom comparable examples are often attributed. English, circa 1820, this is a wonderful quality Regency cellarette...