English country Queen Anne dresser in oak or elm, 18th century. In layered old finish, showing the wear and shrinkage of 200 years. An overhang top is above a central drawer with brass bail handles and a brass escutcheon sitting over scalloped aprons. Shapely legs are...
Welsh dresser of the 1700s in a wonderful, dark oak. In two parts, the upper section has a molded cornice above shelves with original iron hanging hooks. The open structure is meant for drying or displaying your pewter or soft paste china. The lower case has three...
Small English inlaid Hepplewhite George III sideboard circa 1785+. You could love this piece for its size alone. However, thorough design and embellishment are what makes it a masterpiece. The exciting flame grain and banded top overhangs a conforming bow front...
New England Queen Anne type corner cupboard, 18th century, in pine with old original dark finish. The overhang cornice is above an arched opening, revealing scalloped shelves which will neatly present your collections. Below is the central door with the deep cut...
English flame grain mahogany breakfront bookcase, circa early 1800s. An overhang cornice is above four glazed doors with Gothic arched dividers. The lower section is of four doors concealing shelves over a molded base The central doors have brass lips. The interior is...
English Hepplewhite type highly inlaid sideboard, circa 1785+. In rare demi-lune form, dense flame grained mahogany is outlined with satinwood borders with cockbeading and panels inset with satinwood ovals. The top is banded and rimmed with light wood line inlay....
From the early era of French commode making in the transitional style, this Regence commode carries the still original, heavily veined and deeply colored marble top. The slab shows the old hand sawn marks at back and has survived the last centuries with some character...
Louis Phillipe console, circa 1840s in polished condition, ready to use and enjoy. In mahogany with fine ormolu gilt mounts, the marble top conforms to a molded case with a central drawer over scrolling legs on an incurvate base. All stands on lion's paw feet in the...
From a local collection of some years, this 18th century mahogany George III bachelor's chest of drawers has just been lovingly restored to solid, ready to use condition. Its desirable small size of 36 inches width and a low 32 inch height places it in the bachelor's...
British chiffonier, circa 1820s, is of mahogany in a polished old finish. Ormolu mounts and gilt moldings highlight the surface. The upper shelf is rimmed by a pierced brass rail held by lyre form supports with ormolu. Cupboard doors have brass screening in front of...
