A most desirable form in dining tables, this Cumberland action dining table should seat 10 people. The reeded edge top is above turned columns on reeded saber legs with paneled detail and brass paw foot casters. The heavy, fine mahogany is in marvelous old patina and...
English Empire Teapoy, circa 1820-40. All is veneered in exotic rosewood from India. The tapered case has a lid which opens to an interior that formerly had dividers for teas. The hexagonal shaft is on an incurvate base above bun feet. Put it by the front door as a...
A Continental Fruitwood Console in the French taste from the 1700s, is a country expression of the Louis's XV period with a scalloped top, blocked façade, and extremely shapely slender cabriole legs terminating in hoof feet. All in an old mellow tone with good...
Refined Neoclassicism: A Satinwood games table of great wood and with painted decoration, ca. 1790-1810. The refreshed leather top is in verde with multiple gilt embossed rings. All is ready to play on and enjoy. Each apron panel is banded with rosewood and rimmed...
English small drum table, early 1800s in satinwood. A finer example with a green leather gold embossed insert over satinwood with mahogany banding and inlay. Baluster stem on saber legs with brass paw feet. The light wood with nice figure. H. 29.5", d. 28.5". $1800.
In the glorious years for the city in the 18th and earliest 19th centuries, Portsmouth thrived as a major trade center for timber, ship building, house building and furniture making. It was a major natural harbor supported by what seemed to be endless forests for the...
A highly detailed dark brown lacquer tray, 19th century. A Chinoiserie landscape scene with figures in gilt is with orange highlights. Of mache' and likely English, the tray is now expensively mounted on a fine handmade stand of a later date. It is of generous size...
American tilt top candlestand, circa 1810-20s, in birch originally stained to a mahogany color. A convenient form as an end table, this is a solid and original piece of new England furniture, probably New Hampshire. H. 28", w. 16", d. 21". $325.
Curly Maple Inlaid New Hampshire Games Table, Ca. 1800. This beautiful and useful flip top games table is endowed with "turret" corners having ring turnings and flanking book matched panels of curly maple framed by mahogany banding and light wood line inlay. each leg...
American Hepplewhite mahogany Pembroke table, late 1700s. The central cockbeaded drawer has the original bail brass intact above slender tapered legs with spade feet. These are especially useful and versatile tables. this one is in solid condition and ready for...
