Spring Exhibition 2015
Exhibition opens on Saturday 31st October 2015
Showing 1–16 of 34 results
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Regency mahogany and inlaid tea table c1810
$2,485.00Regency mahogany and inlaid tea table c1810
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‘Mysteres De Paris’ close stool French c.1860
$3,485.00‘Mysteres De Paris’ Close stool French c.1860
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Chinese embroidered banner & Wood Buddha & Chinese lacquered vases
$14,985.00A magnificent late 18th/early 19th century Chinese embroidered banner, with three, three clawed dragons chasing a ‘flaming pearl’, flanking a resplendent peacock standing on a gilded lotus pad; $16,985
An 18th Century carved and painted wood Burmese Buddha; $19,950
A pair of early 19th century Chinese red lacquered vases c1820. $5485
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French Art Deco period walnut desk c1930’s
$4,685.00French Art Deco period walnut desk c1930’s
one of a set of four French oak ‘Modernist style’ chairs c.1960 (ready for reupholstery) $3985 (set of four) : SOLD
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Pair of Art Deco French beech chairs
$11,985.00Pair of French Art Deco period upholstered beech easy chairs c1930’s;
Pictured items:
sunburst mirror circa 1960 SOLD
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mahogany chest of drawers & mahogany dressing mirror – SOLD
$3,985.00A George IIIrd full mahogany chest of drawers with its original oval brass handles c1800: SOLD
a mid 19th century mahogany dressing mirror c1860: SOLD
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Victorian mahogany ‘campaign’ chest of drawers c1870
$5,985.00A mid Victorian brass bound mahogany ‘campaign’ chest of drawers c1870
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Regency chest of drawers
$2,485.00A Regency period small chest of drawers well adapted from a commode (at front) as seen in the 2015 Spring exhibition
Pictured items:
Late 19th century mahogany ‘Wellington chest’ circa 1880 SOLD
Mid Victorian mahogany collector’s chest circa 1860 SOLD
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Pair of finely carved rosewood Chinese chairs & Side table
$5,985.00A pair of finely carved rosewood Chinese chairs c1890
pictured also: 19th century carved Chinese elm side table
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Carved Cedar Elbow chair
$2,495.00An Anglo -Colonial period carved cedar and caned elbow chair c1830, $2,495
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A cut crystal gueridon in the manner of Osler of Birmingham SOLD
$4,985.00A cut crystal gueridon in the manner of Osler of Birmingham
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A finely carved and gilded 19th Century Florentine torchere
$12,485.00A finely carved and gilded 19th Century Florentine torchere in late Renaissance/Mannerist style.
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French country oak centre table & terracotta decanter
$2,485.00French country oak centre table c1900: $2485
A salt glazed terracotta Calvados decanter: $695
Wrought iron and tin crown vent cover c1900: $695
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French oak draper’s table (SOLD) & Giant Clam shell & ‘lettuce forcing’ cloches
$12,500.00A mid 19th Century French oak draper’s table c1850; SOLD WAS $12,500
French 19th century glass ‘lettuce forcing’ cloches;
A giant clam shell. $2,850
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Finely figured Scottish mahogany chest of drawers c.1825 – SOLD
$5,850.00A George IVth period Scottish mahogany chest of drawers with finely figured veneers and boxwood stringing c1825
SOLD
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‘Reformed Gothic’ style three door ash wardrobe c1870
$5,985.00Good quality Eastlake ‘Reformed Gothic’ style three door ash wardrobe c1870, stamped by John Taylor of Edinburgh.
Could you please give me the price of French Art Deco wrought iron and gilt marble topped console c.1925
Hi Angelina
the price for the console is 4,985 (gst included)
if you need any more information or images, just call or email, and I will send them straight through
Thanks
What the best price can you offer?
Hi Hua
For which item would you like to know the price, the dumb waiter or some/all of the Chinese porcelain.
The Dumb waiter is $3,485 and the Chinese porcelain which are priced individually
Would you like a price on the whole set of items?
Thanks Mark Howard
Please advise me what the best price for porcelain fish tank and how high and the diameter of the
Fish tank.
Hi Hua
The marked price is $14,985 however we would be able to take $3000 of that, coming to $11,985 for this lovely piece, it is also in perfect condition, With the dimensions being Diameter: 69cm and Height: 60cm
If you have any other questions feel free to ask
Thanks Mark Howard
Valuable info. Fortunate me I found your site by accident,
and I’m stunned why this accident did not took place earlier!
I bookmarked it.
Hi im glad you found our site, is there anything i can help you with?
Are you interested to purchase a Butler Tray Table larger than on your first photo, exact the
same style.
It has been part of our Chesterfield group since 1980.
Cordially,
Monica Bergenstrom
951 252 3443
Sorry we missed your comment, At the moment we are not really looking to buy Butlers tables. But thank you for the interest
The picture “He loves me, he loves me not” by L M Hunter is attributed to M Hunter an American artist on your website. Laura Mary Hunter was my grandmother and the signature at the bottom left is hers. I can supply more information if you require.
Dear sir,
I am interested in the guanyin in the background.
I mean the porcelain guanyin which on a animal, could you please send me pictures in detailes???
and what is the conditon? What is the best dealer’s price??
THanks.
B.rgds
LUlou
Hi Lulou,
Please find your reply within your email inbox
Thanks
Ben & Les
This is my absolute favourite piece in your wonderful offering. We have an original Chippendale 18thC mirror with the mercury literally running off the back of the bevelled glass. The gilt bird and carved internal frieze are so divine . . . but this addition of a painted still-life is exemplary. I’m selling stuff as of now – LOve your work and hope tonight goes well . . .
Hi Jim is here. Interest for above painting. May i have look if are still available. Thanks. Regards,Jim
Hi Jim,
Yes that watercolour is still available if you would like to email us or send us an email I would be happy to send you some more information and pictures if required.
Regards
Les Lauder
enquiries@lauderandhoward.com.au
Hello Lesley,
What price on the Buddha?
Juanita Hattersley
0409 331 949
j_hatter@bigpond.com
HI Juanita,
I apologize but the Buddha has been sold
Regards
Les
Hi
How much is Judy Cassab’s painting?
Where can one view it?
Regards
Lesley Saunders
Sorry Lesley we have just sold it
Best wishes
Mark Howard