Seldom do we encounter such an unusual piece, created by someone with great imagination and equal talent. We can only imagine that this was made for a special person ordered by someone of thought and some wealth. Initially, appearing as a side table, the finest of...
Dining tables and sideboards of periods ranging from Queen Anne to Regency. Dine in elegant style with prices ranging from $500-$2500. Please call or email for details and photos.
Early Georgian lowboy or dressing table, ca. 1750-1790. The molded overhang top has a quartered book match walnut veneer bounded by line inlay and banding. The case is of two short drawers over one long drawer having figured veneers and cock beaded edges. Below, bold...
A handsome English rosewood Regency breakfast table circa 1810 to 1830. Beautifully polished rosewood enhances this tilt top table with a baluster form pedestal on rosewood inlaid and banded saber legs. Brass paw feet. Height 29 inches, top diameter 45 1/2 inches,...
Antique American walnut three part Hepplewhite banquet table circa 1790 to 1820. In three parts, the demilune ends flank a central table section. There are two later additional leaves to increase table length that insert and are held by wood supports and brass clips....
Splendid mahogany Regency, two pedestal, dining table, circa 1840, is large in size and capable of holding serving pieces at center during your banquet. The bases have well turned urn pedestals, and molded saber legs terminating in carved volutes and lion's paw brass...
George III mahogany washstand, circa 1785 1810. This shapely bowfront example has rosette brasses and a brass pot added to it to be used for plants or cut flowers. A lower central drawer and shelf is flanked by two false drawers and is above an incurvate support with...
English late 18th century, inlaid mahogany washstand, dramatically fashioned with scrolling sides holding a shelf. the lower shelf has two inlaid drawers. H. 41.5", w. 24", d. 17.5". Not to be replaced at $365.
Just polished, This Regency style drum table shows well against the winter sunlight. Circa 1810+, a gilt embossed brown leather top overhangs a tier of cockbeaded drawers, four of which work between false drawer fronts. the ring pull brasses are old but not the first...
George III mahogany silver table, circa 1775-1790. A most beautiful setting with your hallmarked silver tea service, the pierced or reticulated rim is above a veneered frieze, on squared Chippendale legs braced by fretwork. Each leg terminates in a bold block foot....
