I also make tables from salvaged and selected timbers to suit.

Regards 

Patrick 

French oak $2495

Rustic pine limewash $2250

Elm X stretcher base made to order

Australian Blackwood made to order

Traditional oak $2950 

Made in Australian native timber in late 19th Century Aesthetic style, the two carvers with stylized floral carving to the top rail and featuring a central floral medallion depicting native flora over caned seats, the six side chairs with simpler detail and drop in rush seats.

Norton and Reed were cabinetmakers in Sydney from 1892-1896. They manufactured from 185 Pit Street in 1893. This set of chairs is the first known existing example of their work.

Black bean is an Australian hardwood species from the rainforests of northern NSW and QLD. It is dense, hard and much sought as a cabinetmaking timber around the turn of the 19th Century. The enduring original condition of the chairs is testament to its quality.

Made from pressed tin on a central axle with a timber base supported by castors.

$4400 Contact The Appleyard

The top edge with half round nulling above ribbon grained mahogany drawers bordered by cockbeading, over gently out-swept bracket feet with ebony stringing.

$2975 Contact The Appleyard

Moulded cross banded top, original escutcheons and locks, turned knobs and feet. 

Smaller cedar chests from this period in original condition are very hard to find.

$2450 Contact The Appleyard

On tapered legs with lovely rustic patina this original French piece will add earthy character to your kitchen or dining room.

Seats 6 easily, 8 at a pinch. Revived original finish. 

Size 2200mm x 830mm x 760mm

$3450

The first known example of an Australian Cedar Serving Table from the Macquarie era of Australian white history.

The bow fronted top is one piece with cross banded edges over a curved apron with a simple applied moulding to the lower edge.

The front legs have a distinct Regency shape with finely executed acanthus carving to the knee, and terminate in stylized Sphinx four toed feet.

The rear legs echo the front leg shape without embellishments.

It is an extremely rare early 19th century artifact with stylistic connections to contemporary Georgian and Regency designs of the period.

The finish has been revived and the patina is exceptional and original. 

A fine French walnut mid 19th century French abatante or secretaire. Drop front with a fitted interior, flanked by half turned pilasters with brass capitals. 

Choice of granite or marble top.