American Impressionistic oil on canvas Painting

French Provincial Poudresse, 18th Century

English inlaid Mahogany Regency Style Sofa or Library Table

French Oil on Canvas, Late 19th Century

French Petite Desk with a Tray Edge, Provincial Late 18th Century

French Country Sophisticate Small Desk in Fruitwood

Neoclassical Provincial Nightstand

Oil on Canvas Attributed to E. F. Holt

French Neoclassical Looking Glass, from the 1700s,

French Regence’ Looking Glass, circa 1720s+

18th Century English Walnut Armchair

English regency mahogany inlaid breakfast table folded

English Regency Mahogany Inlaid Breakfast Table, ca. 1810+

George III pair of Side Chairs

Italian Tin and Iron Small Three Light Rococo Sconces

Larger French Brass Five Light Sconces

Antique Chinese Six-Panel Red Lacquer Coromandel Screen

American Connecticut “Country Queen Anne Chairs”

Walnut Pennsylvania Dish Top Tilt and Turn Table

George III Mahogany Demilune Tea or Card Table

English Baroque “William and Mary” Dropleaf Gateleg Table

English George III or Chippendale Type Armchair

English Regency Sofa Table or Library Table

Pair of 19th Century Sheffield Candelabra

Early 19th Century Heavy Pewter Tureen

Joined English Oak Dropleaf Gateleg Breakfast Table

Early Georgian Chippendale Mirror

English Regency Pedestal Dining Table

Drum Table or Rent Table, Circa 1790-1820

George III “Lolling” or “Easy” Chair, ca. 1760

Chinese 19th Century Qing Vases

American 18th Century Windsor Chairs

Late George III Bookcase Cabinet

Elegant Pair of Sheffield Candlesticks

Detailed Pair of Sheffield Candlesticks

Hepplewhite Style Sewing Table

18th Century Oak Provincial English Clock

French empire pair of sand-cast bronze antique wall scones with green candlestick base and wall mounting.

Beautiful French Empire Pair of Sconces

Seven Mahogany Chippendale Style Chairs

Early Georgian Walnut Side Chair, Mid 18th Century

French Empire bureau conceals a a traveling liquor case, circa 1810

French Empire Bureau Conceals a Traveling Liquor Case, circa 1810

18th Century Mahogany George III Bachelor’s Chest of Drawers

British Chiffonier, Circa 1820s

Rose Medallion type Chinese Export Porcelain

Late 18th Century Louis XV Petite Commode

17/18th Century French Carved, Gilt Baroque Period Frame

American Decoupage Four Panel Screen

Late 20th Century Large Sarouk Carpet

Continental Patinaed Chandelier

French Cast Bronze Neoclassic Chandelier

Italian Iron and Tin Chandelier

A French late 19th Century Fruitwood Panettiere

George III Candlestick, 18th century, in Brass and Mahogany

Chinese 19th Century Wall Screen Brick

Folding Firescreen, American or English, late 18th or early 19th Century

English Brass Trivet, Early to Mid 19th Century

Dark Oak Cupboard, 17th Century, English or Continental

18th Century English Settle Pine Bench

Louis XVI Neoclassical Design Mirror

English Mahogany Hepplewhite Dining Chairs, circa 1785+

French Style Chandelier With 16 Lights

English George III Serpentine Front Chest

French Still Life with Shellfish and Game Oil on Canvas

Old Paris Style Pharmacy Jars as Lamps

Louis XV Style Late 18th Century Table Top Screen

Mahogany Commode Stand, English, Late 18th Century

Category: European Porcelain

French Porcelain Urn

Handsome on a mantle or sideboard, this French porcelain or “Old Paris” urn is an elegant example. This would be an excellent example to use with neoclassical or Empire furniture. The polychrome floral design is bound byContinue reading

Worcester Porcelain

Early Worcester porcelain was a great competitor to the Chinese imports of the 18th century. The English factories worked hard to find this fine glaze and develop high temperature kilns to produce a quality that would compete withContinue reading

French Faience Shaving Bowl

A popular French faience form in the 18th century, a shaving bowl. The old repair at the lower left does not detract from the delicate floral design, called the “Bourbon Sprig” pattern. H.3″ w.11.25″ d.8.5″Continue reading

French Faience Round Plate

Above, a round plate, also probably Strasbourg, from the 1700s and as the above example, rich with finely hand drawn images of flowers. These can be arranged in a period provincial cupboard with certain success. We happen toContinue reading

French Faience Oval Platter

Among early wares, 18th century French faience is treasured for its soft colors and crisp but free-spirited decoration. The body is of a soft clay pottery with a glass-like hard glaze which, after 200+ years, reveals itselfContinue reading