Welcome to The Appleyard. We buy, sell and restore all antique and modern furniture. We custom make tables, bookcases and cabinets. Below is a selection of our current stock. Please enquire if you need something else; we may already have it. Please call 0403000799 or click here to contact Patrick. |
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Biedermeier Chest of Drawers
Continental origin Biedermeier chest with shaped drawer fronts, raised ebony escutcheons and bookmatched flame mahogany over splay bracket feet, Circa 1840. 950mm high x 950mm wide x 550mm deep  |  |
French Nouveau Style Hall Set
A pretty wrought iron and marble hall table with a matching mirror in the French nouveau manner. Mirror 650mm wide x 950mm high $795  |
Appleyard X Dining Table
Large contemporary style family table in reclaimed elm and oak timber with a cross stretcher base. Custom made from three thick ancient planks of elm and matched to a contemporary crafted base. The Appleyard tailor makes every table to suit your particular needs. 3000mm x 900mm x 750mm $6975  |   |
Regency Secretaire Bookcase
A fine quality English Regency secretaire bookcase in mahogany Circa 1825. The glazed top fitted with adjustable shelves and later drawer compartments, the secretaire base with fitted interior over glazed doors with brass trellis backing, all over a shaped bracket base. Overall in excellent condition, this elegant piece has been revived and waxed, and is ready for the discerning collector. Dimensions: 2500mmm high x 1260mm wide x 510mm deep Price: $3750   |  |
Joseph Sly Chest of Drawers
A very good original Australian cedar chest of drawers stamped J.Sly to the rear top and backboard, circa 1840. This chest is in virtually original condition, retains most of its original finish and apart from some minor repairs is in good condition. The cedar timber is dense, well figured and weighty. I have left the finish undisturbed and the drawer runners as is; restoration work is an option of course- some collectors may not wish to alter this fine piece of Australian history. Price $4495   |   |
Australian Cedar Chest
Australian Cedar chest of drawers circa 1850, in excellent revived condition, early Victorian but still retaining the basic Georgian form. Locks and escutcheons intact, full cedar interior and back. $1695  |   |
Kafka Dining Table
Superb Paul Kafka Walnut extension dining table on stylized tapered legs capped by brass pads. Australian C1950, and in excellent revived original condition. 1700mm x 860mm closed seats 6 3140mm x 860mm open seats 10-12 $3495 SOLD   |   |
Mahogany Side Table
A late Georgian mahogany dropside centre pedestal side table on a splay leg base. Featuring fine fame timber and in excellent condition. $935  |   |
Dining Tables
Antiques, recycled timber and new designs. Contact: Patrick on 0403000799    |      |
Colonial Apothecary Cabinet C1840
Original apothecary cabinet reputed to have come from the Salt Water Creek Penal Settlement near Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, circa 1840. The drawers are in original condition, with the hand painted labels clearly describing what a mixed bag of goods were available: mace, caraway seeds, and salt petre, for instance. The hand drawn lettering font is Didot Bold, which originated from France in 1830 and spread rapidly across the globe. Most of the brass handles are original and some of the drawer interiors have been rebuilt. Most, approximately 24 of the 32 drawers still retain ink pricing inscriptions in pounds shillings and pence, locating the provenance as certainly British Colonial. The drawers have been scientifically identified as western white cedar and Central American cedar, both from 'the new world'. It may have been imported from there ready made or repurposed from immigrant boats arriving at the colony. The cabinet is freestanding, although originally built in, as the sides top and base are bare of polish and there are reference marks from old fixing points. The plinth base has been added later. Further analysis is being undertaken to identify inscriptions on the drawers and prove historical evidence of the cabinet's links to Tasmania. An intriguing, rare and lovely piece.    |
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