Godson & Coles

Mahogany Serving Table
An Exceptional Regency period Mahogany Serving Table with Leopard Monopodia Legs
An Important Chippendale Period Carved Mahogany Partners Desk, English, circa 1760
An Important Chippendale Period Carved Mahogany Partners Desk, English, circa 1760
Alan Davie, Phantom Horse, 1961
Alan Davie, Big Bad Tropic Man, 1964
Gwyther Irwin, Wave Rave, 1965
Gillian Ayres (1930-2018)
Roger HIlton (1911-1975) September 1960
Alan Davie (1920-2014) Little Ball Game, 1960
Adrian Heath (1920-1992) Composition Grey, 1959
Adrian Heath (1920-1992) Composition Grey, 1959
Roger Hilton (1911-1975), July 1960
Paul Mount (1922-2012), Untitled,
A Rare George III Period Carved Mahogany 'Gainsborough; Armchair Attributed to Paul Saunders, English, circa 1760
A Rare George II Period Carved Mahogany Card Table, English, circa 1750
A Rare George I Scarlet Japanned Double Domed Secretaire Cabinet, Attributed to Giles Grendey, English, circa 1720
A Fine Pair of George III Period Mahogany and Burr Yew Wood Semi Elliptical Side Tables, English, circa 1790
A Rare Pair of George III Blue and White Painted Armchairs, From Easton Neston House, Attributed to John Cobb, English, circa 1760
A Rare George I Period Giltwood Side Table, Possibly by James Moore, English circa 1705
A Rare Mid Eighteenth Century Octagonal Carved Mahogany Silver Table Veneered and Inlaid with Tortoiseshell and Bone, English, circa 1740
A Pair of George III Period Mahogany Window Seats, Attributable to Mayhew & Ince, English, circa 1770
A Rare Pair of Regency Period Ebonised and Parcel-Gilt armchairs attributed to Morel and Hughes, English, circa 1810
A Particularly Rare George III Period Fiddleback and Marquetry Card Table, by George Simpson, English, circa 1790
A Fine Regency Period Simulated Rosewood and Gilt X-Frame stool to a Design by George Smith, English, circa 1807
A Rare Regency Period Amboyna Elliptical Tripod Table Designed by George Smith, English, circa 1805
Patrick Heron, Halsetown, 1945-46
Alan Davie, Emblem of the Seal Men, 1958
Millicent Roger's Iconic Regency Writing Table, English, circa 1820
An Exceptional Pair of Card Tables Attributed to Thomas Chippendale Junior, English, circa 1782