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A handsome Chippendale revival mahogany settee made in England during the last quarter of the 19th century. The style originates in mid 18th centur...

A Chippendale slant front desk, England, circa 1790. Measures 35" d when open.

A fine Chippendale-designed slant front secretary bookcase in mahogany with mirrored cabinet doors, made in England circa 1770. Richly carved and m...

A Chippendale style mahogany stool, England circa 1870.

A Chippendale style walnut lowboy, 19th century, American.

A chopstick holder, China, 19th century. The holder is pierced in the front, divided into 2 sections in a celadon glaze.

A Christofle Art Deco silver bowl, France circa 1940.

A chrome and glass modernist round center or side table by Jay Spectre, circa 1980. Half-inch glass rounded top. Some wear and signs of age.

An early 20th Century French pottery "Cigale" or cicada wall pocket meant to bring good luck to a home.

A cinnabar painted Chinese cabinet, late 19th century. Lacquer worn.

An exceptional high quality, well carved pair of Louis XIV Period armchairs - Os' De Mouton, France or Italy circa 1650. Great color and patina sea...

German Renaissance majolica, 16th century.

An 18th Century English large unfinished engraving of a minister, circa 1700

A small early French buffet deux corps, circa 1700.

An early 18th Century map of the city of Nuremburg by John Baptise Homann,circa 1732.

A pair of brass candlesticks, circa 1750.

A pair of Continental brass candlesticks, circa 1750.  

A mid 18th Century English George II Period small game table, circa 1750. When opened table measures 30.25" deep.

A mid 18th Century fruit wood ladder back side chair with a nice old finish, circa 1750. Seat height 19.25".

Memorial portrait painted in Germany during the middle of the 18th century. We originally thought this was a portrait of a dwarf. An art historia...

A pair of rare early armorial plates, China, circa 1750. As is.

A late 18th Century hand colored engraving of the Port at Bayonne.

A pair of George III brass candlesticks, United Kingdom, circa 1770. Rare shape.

A classic George III Period mahogany side chair with pierced stretchers, England circa 1770. Upholstery in need of updating. Seat height 17.5".