‘Cymbal Dancer’ French Art Deco period patinated spelter figure c1930’s signed Garcia for Max Le Verrier $1,895.00
‘Danseuse’ French Art Deco period patinated spelter c1930’s signed Fayral for Pierre Le Fauguays $1,785.00
‘Girl with Hoop’ French Art Deco period patinated spelter c1930’s $2,850.00
‘Hoop Dancer’ French Art Deco period bronzed & patinated spelter figure signed ‘Limousin’ c1930 $4,985.00
Limousin was a name used by a professional sculptor of the 1930’s in France.
‘Woman with Orange Ball’ French Art Deco period patinated spelter figure designed by Briand for Max le Verrier c1930’s $1,895.00
Marcel Briand is one of the pseudonyms of Marcel Bouraine (1886-1948), a famous sculptor of the Art Deco period.
‘Atalante’ French Art Deco period patinated spelter figure designed by Jean de Marco for Max le Verrier c1930’s $1,985.00
‘Atalante’ French Art Deco figure c1930’s 
Demarco signature
‘Atalante’ French Art Deco period patinated spelter figure designed by Jean de Marco for Max le Verrier c1930’s 35cms high $1,985.00
An unusual, small Regency period mahogany adjustable drum table c1825
Regency period small mahogany adjustable drum table c1825
A very unusual, small, Regency period mahogany adjustable height drum table; the top having rosewood crossbanding and the drawer knobs of ebony.The table with four drawers, one of which has a concealed compartment. Attributable to Gillows of Lancaster & London, c1825.
59 cms diameter x 69.5 cms high $5,985.00
Extremely rare, Regency period mahogany concave fronted chest of drawers attributed to William Trotter of Edinburgh c1820 $9,985.00
Rare Regency period Concave Fronted Mahogany chest of drawers c1820
The use of birch as secondary timbers to the drawers indicates a likely Scottish origin, and the highly unusual concave front coupled with detatched, reeded columns point to an outstanding cabinetmaker, such as William Trotter.
William Trotter of Edinburgh (1772-1833) was a highly respected maker of Regency furniture; he has been called Scotland’s greatest cabinet-maker.He has a distinctive and recognisable style. He also attained prominence as Lord Provost of Edinburgh (1825-1827). He provided furniture for many distinguished patrons (Lord Gray at Kinfauns Castle, John Holme Robertson at Paxton House and the Signet Library, Edinburgh).
Dimensions: 1.11m wide; 0.62m deep; 1.10m high