Continental Knee-hole Desk

Chinese Sang de Boeuf Glazed Porcelain

Canton Tureen

English Regency Drum Table,

Edwardian Vitrine

French Fruitwood Side Table

Gothic Revival Candlesticks

English Leather Cushioned Brass Fire Fender

New England Sheraton So-Called “Fancy Chairs”

Sheffield Silver Candlesticks

Georgian Brass Candlesticks

French Chiffoniere

Antique Chinese Ginger jar, circa 1840’s.

18th Century English Mahogany Secretary Desk

19th Century Chinese Tile

French Trictrac Table

Neoclassic Lamp

18th Century English Portrait

Antique Saki Jar

Antique Corridor Rug

Pair of Heavy Gilt Bronze Neoclassic Oil Lamps

Elegant Paris Urns

American Late Federal Fire Tool Pair

American Federal Brass and Iron Andirons

Le Baiser Au plein Galop (A Kiss at a Gallop) by Alfred De Dreux – SOLD

Georgian 18th century gilt pier mirror

Chinese Champleve’ bronze urn

Mahal Room-sized Carpet

Mahal room sized carpet, first half 20th century

Maria Louisa Mutton, American, circa 1810, oil on board – SOLD

English “banjo form” mahogany and inlaid barometer of the 19th century

English Hepplewhite games or tea table, ca. 1785-1810

American Chippendale chest, New England, ca. 1760-1790

American ship in oil on canvas, 19th century

French trumeau, 18th century

Hallmarked silver London salt

Still Life, Italian, 17th/18th century

19th century Anglo-Indian model

American Windsor writing armchair, ca, 1790-1820’s

Four Philadelphia chairs, circa 1785-1800

Four Philadelphia chairs, circa 1785-1800

Chinese export tea caddy, early 1800’s

Louis XVI provincial mirror, late 18th or early 19th century

Delft charger, 18th century

Pair of George II gilt pier mirrors, 18th century

Classical terracotta urn, late 19th c.

New England games table

Ships on the Hudson at the Palisades

Pier table, ca. 1830

French cabinet from the 18th century

French cabinet, 18th century

English 18th century lowboy

17th century Spanish trestle table-SOLD

Spanish 17th century walnut armchairs

George II pier mirror, circa 1750

Chinese, late 19th century porcelain jar

Chinese export porcelain, 19th c.

Regency tilt top breakfast table, 19th c. – SOLD

19th century brass oil lamp

Italian rococo looking glass

Chinese porcelain ginger jar

18th century mahogany Queen Anne games table

Early 18th century Italian pier mirror

Set of 10 French 18th century prints

Savorenolla armchair, 18th century

Lacquered tea caddy, mid 19th century

Afghan rug in the Bohkara tradition

English dummy board

Chinese garden seat pair

Old Paris porcelain urn

American slant lid desk, 18th century

Chippendale side chairs, 18th century

Bugles, horns, equestrian hunting gear

Portrait of Sir Robert Marsham, 1685-1750

18th century Delft charger

Bronze and gilt late 19th century French candelabra

“Les Chevaux de Marly” bronzes.

Belouche rug, ca. 1900-20’s

Caucasian style oriental rug with figures and animals, mid- century

Antique French Empire Fireplace Mantle

French Empire mantle, 19th century – SOLD

Set of six Hepplewhite side chairs

Chinese trays, 19th century

English genre, 19th century

Pair of English platters, circa 1810

American inlaid Pembroke table, ca. 1785

A wooded lake, 19th century

Neoclassical gilt mache tazzas, c. 1810-30

Mrs. Spencer Cooper and her daughter, English, early 19th century

Early 19th century English brass bound mahogany stave service tray

17th century English lowboy

Canterbury, early 19th century

George III breakfront bookcase, 18th century

Mahogany Chippendale armchair, circa 1760

18th century card early Georgian card table

Guendje runner

Delft charger , 17th century

Italian still life, 18th century

French country scene, late 19th century

Fall lake scene, late 19th century

Sheffield tea urn, ca 1790

American gilt Federal pier mirror, ca 1820.

Italian walnut trestle table, 17th century – SOLD

Isfahan carpet

9235- American Scene

American scene on board, 19th century, probably Hudson River Valley. 11 ½” X 15 ½” overall. A couple at shore views sunbeams highlighting a distant town. Period gilt cove frame. $495.

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