Furniture

An 18th Century English Chippendale mahogany cellerette - wine cooler with brass bands, circa 1780 (as is).

A good example of a George III period mahogany chest on chest. Standing on bracket feet with what appears to be original brass swans neck handles....

A burl English lap desk on later stand, very good overall condition, circa 1860.

A late 17th Century Charles II Period English oak bible box on stand, circa 1690

A mid 17th Century walnut Baroque stool with turned legs. Seat height 16".

A brass stand with a round face with pierced surface that tilts on a tripod foot base. In the upright position 16.5″ high.

An early 19th Century English mahogany Chinese Chippendale tea table with a pierced gallery, circa 1800.

A late 17th Century Charles II English oak drop leaf table. When closed the table is 15.5" deep.

A 19th Century Italian Baroque oval stool

An antique Chinese root table or pedestal, circa 1920. Pieces like these were made for scholars and intellectuals

A great early 19th century fancy painted American console in mahogany with ebonized accents. Painted all over in gold with scrolls, garlands and bo...

An American Chippendale secretary desk. Measures 36.5" d when open.

A good architectural oak cabinet made in England during the last quarter of the 18th century. Good antique condition. Back boards 19th century. Ba...

An early 19th Century American mahogany console table with a mirror back and lion paw feet. Marble has been replaced.

An early 19th Century Italian buffet, cabinet, 2 drawers over a cabinet, paint later.

A pair of early 20th Century Baltic mahogany armchairs with gilt highlights, circa 1900. This model is typically described as Russian but was made...

A 19th century English Regency period pedestal game table, circa 1810.

A late 19th Century Chinese bamboo and black lacquer square low table, circa 1880. Was $1750

A nice small drop-leaf table drilled to be made into a lamp, England, 1920s. Measures 22" w when open.

This is a set of 4 Provincial walnut Chippendale side chairs. The chairs were made in England circa 1780. Seat height 19".

An 18th Century Georgian walnut armchair with ball and claw feet with carved shells on the knees, Ireland circa 1790. Seat height 18".