Catalog: Antiques (337)

48" x 24" x 26". Pennsylvania Grain painted blanket chest.

42.5" x 36" x 20". Early 19th Century mahogany slant-front desk, original brass.

16.5" diameter, 29.5" high. Cherrywood and with gilded highlights Provenance Christies, NYC 1989.

Maker's mark Matthew Cooper, 1715 4 3/4: high. Approx 4 oz.

Fine English sampler with custom frame, 22" x 17.5" very nice condition.

Approx 19" x 13" x 9" transfer painted , note painting inside the foot bath has wear. Otherwise in good condition.

Pair chairs mostly original paint, caned seats later. Likely Baltimore

Approx 52" high and 32" wide. Very fine quality. Carved and gilt. Possibly New York but very hard to document.

Approx. 53" high./ Parcel gilt and with two part glass. Rare model. Two part beveled glass.

72" wide, 34" high of the type made by Hagen, NYC, circa 1880-1910

Wood test in inconclusive, from a prominent New England collector but I cannot prove this to be American so assume it to be English, approx.39.5" wide, 22.5" deep, 38" high. Original brass. Feet with repairs.

Portrait of Alexandra Amalia, Princess of Bavaria by Joseph Karl Stieler 1845 Joseph Karl Stieler (1781-1858) was a German painter who worked as a royal court painter of the Bavarian kings. He was one of the most important painters in the Neo-classical style and specialized in portraits of women. He attended the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna under the instruction of Heinrich Fügler. He then studied in Paris with Francois Gerard where he became influenced by Neoclassicism...

Good condition. Beautifully carved. 21" 30"

New England Sideboard, most likely western Connecticut.

5.5" Diameter. Bronze finial. Note marking on the base.

Nice pair of carved armchairs, with good patina, well upholstered seats.

9.5" bowl.

Die-stamped and note hallmarks, 5" wide, 2 3/4" x 2 3/4" high.