An early 18th Century George I solid red Walnut Lowboy of very good colour, with superbly shaped elegant cabriole legs. In excellent original condition apart from the handles that have been replaced through the same holes as the originals many yeas ago. The drawers with ash cross grain banding and clean Oak linings.
Price £3,200
Height = 72 cm (28.3″)
Width = 76 cm (29.9″)
Depth = 48 cm (18.9″)
A fine quality mid 18th Century Mahogany Lowboy in mint original condition and of very good colour. Retaining the original handles and made from first class cuban Mahogany. The piece has obviously been well cared for over the years, due to the lack of wear and tear it is possible that it lived in a country house where it was not used on a daily basis.
Price £2,200 Sold
Height = 72 cm (28.3″)
Width = 76 cm (29.9″)
Depth = 47 cm (18.5″)
Exceptional George I Walnut Lowboy of absolutely wonderful faded Walnut colour and patina, retaining the original chased brass handles and lock. The matched walnut veneers are bordered with a fine checkered banding , the top with a double checkered banding. The elegantly shaped cabriole legs are finished at the base with a carved slipper foot that is so typical of this early period. The cross grain ogee moulding to the edge of the top features carved inverted corners to the front. The fine cross grain lip mould to the edge of the drawer fronts is a feature typical of the George I period. The drawer linings are clean and original and made in pine. The period key works the lock to the top drawer.
Price £6,800 SOLD
Height = 72 cm (28.3″)
Width = 84 cm (33.1″)
Depth = 51 cm (20.1″)
Early 18th Century Walnut Lowboy of small proportions, good colour and patina, in excellent original condition, retaining the original handles. The top is four piece matched Walnut with double feather banding, cross banding and nicely rounded corner to the edge. The Oak linings are all clean and original just as we like to see them.
£3,300 SOLD
Height = 70 cm (27.6″)
Width = 76 cm (29.9″)
Depth = 50 cm (19.7″)
A fine 18th Century Oak Lowboy with well shaped cabriole legs and nicely carved beak foot, in superb original condition retaining the original handles. The drawers and top are inlaid with a Walnut cross banding, the edge of the top is moulded with a quadrant bead and has nicely worked carved rounded corners. The Oak drawer linings are in very good clean original condition just as we like to see them.
£2,800
A nicely figured early 18th Century George I Oak Lowboy of good colour with well shaped square cut cabriole legs and wild grained Oak cross band to the edges of the drawer fronts and top. One handle original , the other two replaced.
Price £1,100
Height = 71 cm (28.0″)
Width = 78 cm (30.7″)
Depth = 51 cm (20.1″)
An exceptional early George II solid red Walnut Lowboy in completely original condition of outstanding colour and patina. The top is made from one piece of solid Walnut with nicely carved corners, the cabriole leg with well carved knee and scrolled ear pieces. The handles are original and the drawer linings wonderfully clean are made in Oak.
This is a fabulous piece of English furniture that has been well cared for over the years, it really glows.
Price £4,800 SOLD
Height = 73 cm (28.7″)
Width = 76 cm (29.9″)
Depth = 46 cm (18.1″)
A superior early 18th Century Oak Lowboy of exceptional colour and patina with canted corners inlaid with cross grain Walnut. The drawers and top inlaid with Walnut feather banding, the cabriole legs shaped with a fabulous slipper foot. The handles are original and remarkably have never been refixed.
Price £4,800
Height = 70 cm (27.6″)
Width = 79 cm (31.1″)
Depth = 49 cm (19.3″)
A Fine George I Walnut Lowboy of superb colour and patina in very good original condition with the original handles and very clean original pine linings.
Price £5,500 SOLD
Height = 70 cm (27.6″)
Width = 82 cm (32.3″)
Depth = 51 cm (20.1″)
A rare early 18th Century George I Oak Lowboy of small proportions with Mahogany cross banding, inlaid star to the top and original chased brass handles. The Lowboy has a good rich warm colour and the original drawer linings are in pine.
Price £1,100
Height = 69 cm (27.2″)
Width = 75 cm (29.5″)
Depth = 50 cm (19.7″)
A small and rare early 18th Century Walnut Lowboy of good colour and patina with original pierced brass handles. The top and drawers with matched walnut and box wood stringing. The front corners of the top are nicely inverted sitting above a fluted canted corner. The elegant legs are well shaped with carved knees and shaped slipper foot.
The drawers have wonderful clean original oak linings. This is a rare and fine quality piece of English Walnut of exceptionally small size in very good original order.
Price £6,200 SOLD
Height = 73 cm (28.7″)
Width = 66 cm (26.0″)
Depth = 45 cm (17.7″)
A really nice quality George I Oak Lowboy of outstanding colour and patina with original handles, carved scroll shaped apron and tiger Oak cross banding throughout.
Price £2,600
Height = 73 cm (28.7″)
Width = 86 cm (33.9″)
Depth = 53 cm (20.9″)
A wonderful quality George I red Walnut Lowboy with nicely shaped apron and well drawn cabriole legs. The handles and locks are completely original, the colour and patina is superb. The two piece top is made from matched timbers.
Price £3,900 SOLD
Height = 75 cm (29.5″) Width = 80 cm (31.5″) Depth = 53 cm (20.9″)
18th Century George I Walnut Lowboy of superb untouched colour and patina with original handles and Quarter veneered top. The Lowboy has a cherry wood half herring bone banding. The drawer linings interestingly are made from a combination of Oak, Walnut, Ash and Cherry. The Oak sides are original and have never been veneered.
Price £3,800 SOLD
A rare George 1st Walnut Lowboy with caddy top in excellent original condition and of exceptional colour. The Lowboy has fine feather banding to the drawers and top and retains its original brass knobs. It is nice to see the quadrant bead continuing down the sides of the lowboy from the top.
This Lowboy was previously sold at Christie’s on the 21 June 2004 , Lot 210 from the collection of the Myddelton family of Chirk Castle
Christie’s Country House Sale
21 June 2004
London – On 21 June 2004, Christie’s will stage a classic Country House Sale of works of art and
household objects from the private collection of the Myddelton family at Chirk Castle, Wrexham,
Wales. The superb auction will comprise a diverse selection of over five hundred objects from the
family wing at the Castle, the majority never seen by the public before. Highlights will include
furniture, paintings, ceramics, books and silver as well as antique household effects.
“After long discussions, we have decided with sadness to leave our private apartment at Chirk Castle. The Myddelton
family has had an unbroken connection with the property since 1595 so this has not been an easy decision,” said Guy
Myddelton. “The National Trust who run Chirk Castle very effectively now welcome around 80,000 visitors a year.
While we are pleased that so many people come to visit and enjoy the Castle and its grounds, it has become too busy an
environment to bring up our young children. We will not be able to take all our belongings with us to our new home,
hence we have instructed Christie’s to stage this sale in June.”
“We are confident that this auction will not only provide an opportunity to introduce the rich history of Chirk Castle
to a wider audience but will also give collectors, both private and institutional, a fantastic opportunity to acquire fine
works of art and household mementos”, said Richard Roundell, Vice-Chairman of Christie’s UK and
Representative of Christie’s in Wales.
Dimensions
Height = 70 cm (27.6″)
Width = 81 cm (31.9″)
Depth = 48 cm (18.9″
Price £6500
A very good 18th Century Figured Walnut lowboy of Superb colour, retaining the original handles. The lowboy has matched veneers throughout and lovely clean oak linings. It is a nice feature and a sign of quality that the cabinet maker has gone to the trouble of fitting dust boards for the drawers to run on, this construction is not usually seen on such pieces, it is more commonly associated with chests of drawers.
Dimensions
72cm high, 80cm wide, 53cm deep
Price £3,800 SOLD
A rare and most unusual 18th century Oak Lowboy, possibly Welsh with boldly shaped and carved apron. The Lowboy is a superb honey colour and retains all but one of its original handles. The drawer linings are made in fruitwood. The Lowboy is in very good original condition.
Price £2800 SOLD
Dimensions
Height = 75 cm (30″)
Width = 90 cm (36″)
Depth = 50 cm (20″) 
A Fine Early 18th Century Oak Lowboy with walnut feather banding of very good proportions. It is a Superb rich warm Colour ,retaining the original handles. The piece is in very good original condition.
Price £2500 SOLD
A lovely little George 1st Oak Lowboy of small proportions of light honey colour retaining its original handles.
The lowboy has a shaped apron and nicely executed lappet knee above straight cabriole legs. Although this is a country piece of furniture the maker has had the skills to enable him to miter his dovetails on the drawer backs.
Dimensions
70 cm high ,71cm wide ,54cm deep
Price £1100
A lovely 18th century Oak Lowboy of excellent untouched golden colour and condition retaining the original handles with clean Oak lined drawers.
It is rare to see a piece from this period in such condition. Circa. 1750
Dimensions
Height = 70 cm (28″)
Width = 78 cm (31″)
Depth = 50 cm (20″)
Price £1600 SOLD
