Furniture

A child's table or possibly a salesman sample of a Spanish one-door table, 19th century.

A vintage French oak Steel-mounted center table in the taste of Ruhlman, probably 1970s.

A chic vintage gilt bronze Louis XVI style stool, circa 1950s.

A painted and upholstered Louis XV provincial chair, France, 18th century. Seat height 21.25". Supplied by Parish Hadley.

A Belle Époque small round side table, France circa 1890. Green marble on bronze decorated legs and feet.  

A single Directoire grey-green armchair, 19th century. Old upholstery needs attention. Seat height 15.75" 

A pair of vintage oversized twig style rustic upholstered armchairs, circa 1970. Seat height 17.75".

A Louis XVI–style walnut upholstered armchair, France circa 1870. Seat height 20".

A modern glass top dining table on metallic finished wood pedestals, U.S.A. circa 1970.

A vintage white painted metal gueridon (round table) with frosted glass top, U.S.A.

A vintage terracotta urn, circa 1920, with later glass top.

A vintage provincial-style pedestal table in beechwood, circa 1950. 27.75" knee.

A 19th-century elegant Chinese red lacquered and decorated trunk on later custom stand.

A Baltic states neoclassical mahogany cylinder desk, circa 1790.

An Italian Baroque walnut chest or commode, 18th century, with restoration.

A vintage Swedish clock, ex collection of Ira Yeager, circa 1940. Not in working condition.

A bespoke bench-made Baroque style walnut armchair, circa 1990. Seat height 22.75".

A 1990s upholstered screen in suede and linen with brass nailheads.

A pair of late career Michael Taylor table bases, circa 1980.

A Victorian English amboyna and ebony folding game table with baize top, circa 1870. Measurements when open are 36" w x 36" d.

A nicely proportioned Welsh cupboard with architectural balustrade-shaped silhouette legs, circa 1780.

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

A Neoclassical inlaid display case or vitrine, made in Sweden, Russia, or Germany, early in the 19th century. Richly inlaid with three glass shelves.

A George III Period mahogany tray top commode. Two doors over a shelf. England, circa 1790. These pieces are great where you need a side table with...