Large Furniture

Black and gilt lacquered Japanese cabinet with red interior on a modified Chinese stand, England circa 1920. Very sophisticated storage piece.

Early 18th Century walnut small 3 drawer commode, France circa 1720. Nice patina and old repairs.

An early 19th Century English mahogany wash stand

An early 20th Century Swedish nicely figured flame birch inlaid 3 drawer chest of drawers

A 19th Century Italian painted chest of drawers with a faux marble top, later paint 32.25" high x 34" wide x 17.25" deep

An early 19th Century Italian walnut drop leaf desk, circa 1820. When opened 54.5" wide.

A mid 19th Century English mahogany Wellington secretary chest of drawers, dresser, circa 1840. The top lifts up to support a book or artwork.

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

Chest of drawers with detached polished veined white marble top

An inlaid Federal sideboard, New York circa 1800 with box wood stringing and bell flowers on square tapered legs. Mixed woods framing doors and...

An antique Chinoisiere painted 2 part cabinet, with a brushing slide, Sweden 19th Century

Impressive Louis XV style oak armoire circa 1880. Probably from area around Lyon.

Rare Swedish Gustavian mahogany writing table or desk with brass mounts and inset tooled leather, circa 1820. Later leather. The two extra dr...

A nice early 19th century French oak cabinet also known as a buffet deux corps. The crown center carved with a basket of fruit. The two glazed doo...

A rare Northern Italian three part Secretary with a wonderfully shaped profile and elegantly mixed inlay cabinet. With gilt bronze handles from a ...

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

A great looking French oak Buffet Deux Corps made during the 18th century.