Catalog: Antiques (231)

Approx 36" wide, 14" deep and 38" high. Reticulated and made to mount to the wall. Note cut in glass at one corner to accommodate something in the room of the previous owner not objectionable.

Having oval top and with old surface, 15 1/4" x 22" and 27.5" high. I could easily refinish if requested upon purchase.

17 1/4" x 17 1/4" top and 28" high. Great stance with figured cherry top single board, yellow pine secondary. This is a collector's quality southern antique table.

Unusual Federal mirror, bearing maker's label, Philadelphia or original backboard, 24" high, 14" wide.

Having original backboard and mirror plate, the background of the panel has enhanced I assume. Original gilding 38" high, 21" wide

60" high, 33.5" wide. Mostly all original gilding, attributed to Platt, Boston.

North Shore, Massachusetts or NH, having figured maple and rosewood veneer and fine fluted and tapering legs and the best figured mahogany. 34.5" wide, 18" deep, 29.5" high.

Having replaced brass pulls and this chest would look much better with a better set of pulls, original feet. Inlaid banding on top, figured mahogany.

Having choice figured mahogany and nice rope turned legs one drawer set in the skirt.

Having the best quality mahogany, lacks sewing bag and most prefer it that way. I have a related stand from the same collection that would make an assembled pair of tables.

Approx. 24" x 11" old finish.

20.5" x 17.5" x 30" high. Having black and gold marble top, excellent carved standard, parcel gilding on the base and with drawer set in the shirt. A rare wonderful form.

Fine quality Roxbury-Style Tall case clock in a remarkable state of preservation. choice small scale only 88" high over top finial. Note rosewood banding fluted quarter columns and ivory escutcheon

New Hampshire stand with nice turnings and figured mahogany. No breaks or repairs to the legs.

Baltimore or PA, circa 1825, having tripod base and tilting top, canted corners.

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

Approx. 24" x 12"--having silver leaf eglomise panel with Eagle.