Small Space Furniture

An English Regency rosewood pedestal table, circa 1820.

A rare 19th Century Irish fool's chair circa 1840 made of elm with splay legs and an old green painted surface. Also called famine or hedge chairs,...

Set of four matching vintage side chairs in the Chippendale style. Made of either walnut or mahogany. Seat height 18.75".

A classic Louis XVI carved wood and cream painted settee. Made in France during the 18th century. Nicely carved provincial piece that has been pain...

A charming turned side chair made in Spain or France. Condition: We have had the chair tightened and polished. The rush seat could be redone.

A Napoleon III side table in mahogany with brass trim and marble top.

A pair of red walnut Queen Anne Chairs, England circa 1710. Nice quality. Seat measures 20" high.

A rare walnut Italian serpentine and bombe three-drawer chest, circa 1750.

A Biedermeier round work table, 19th century.

An early 19th Century Regency Period painted sewing box, circa 1810.

An early 20th Century Moroccan inlaid plant stand circa 1900

A Vintage folding book stand on casters, circa 1900. Wood panels replaced.

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

A small early French buffet deux corps, circa 1700.

A late 18th Century English mahogany Chippendale one drawer table, circa 1780.

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

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 19th Century Italian Baroque oval stool

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

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

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

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