Below are a few examples of previously sold Inlaid furniture, but if any particular style looks of interest please let us know as we do get many similar designs in stock and we can try to locate something similar.
This quality Antique Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Occasional Table dates from around 1900 in the Edwardian period. This table displays a beautiful inlaid top. The four tapering legs are connected by a lower shaped tier with elegant sweeping side supports. The moulded rectangular shaped top benefits from beautiful satinwood cross banding with boxwood and ebony string inlay with a fabulous floral decorative inlaid centre.
This Superb Quality Inlaid Georgian Mahogany Antique Cupboard is of nice slim proportions and dates from ca. 1800. It has been constructed from the finest quality mahogany timbers and has beautiful inlays, so built by a true Master craftsman from the Georgian era. The piece has a moulded cornice with Grecian design decorative edge, above a deep frieze with detailed inlaid shell and bird oval panels. The two cupboard doors are beautifully figured, again with decorative inlays and cross banded edges. The panels have reeded sides, and the doors have diamond shaped key escutcheons with key and working locks. The base has two over one drawers with cockbeaded edges, beautifully turned handles that have mother of pearl inlaid centres.
This Victorian Inlaid Mahogany Tray Top Etagere has a removable glass tray top with original brass handles. The tray top sits on a three tier serving table with oval moulded tops that have beautiful shell inlay centres and satinwood inlaid banding.
