Catalog: Antiques: Furnishings (347)

34" h x 64" w

25" d x 29" high, game table.

Cranberry glass cut to clear on brass bases that were never electrified. Includes portrait of Nasser al-Din Shah Qajar(16 July 1831 – 1 May 1896), King of Iran/Persia ( 17 September 1848 - 1 May 1896).

Unique shaped stand. 19.5" w x 11" d x 34" h

Valuables cabinet/spice cabinet, 14.5" x 9" x 10" high.

13" high.

29.5" x 19.5" deep, 30" high, having gameboard top that flips to bear match pollard elm veneer top and with short drawer for game pieces on right side of each side, the inside made for Parcheesi. Possibly made by Gillows, extraordinary quality.

Rare pair of small bronze mounted bombe commodes, likely South German, early 19th C. Each 24" wide, 13" deep, 29.5" high.

Rare Chippendale bench, 63" wide, 30" deep, 42" high, having carved front ball and claw legs.

Having elegant needlework and large scale, 32" wide, 22" deep, 52.5" high.

Fine Federal desk, 39.5" wide, 75.5" high. Provenance: Elizabeth Jewett Lloyd, note: Exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The American Wing, 1934-1939, loan # L.3261. Also note with inscription and label of Ernest Hagen, NYC who says he restored the item in 1911.

Having marble top, approx. 23.5" wide, 13" deep, 60.5" high. Note, all hardware is present. Circa 1880-1910.

Nice Georgian table with inlay, drawers working on one side, with flaps up: 54" wide, 24" deep, 28" high. with flaps down: 36" wide. Original casters.

Fine brass mounted box on later custom stand,19" octagonal and 27" high.

39" wide, 22" deep, 93" high over the detachable carved cornice of exceptional quality.

Nice Regency chair with brass inlay and figured mahogany.

Bearing makers stamp of Jean-Gerard Theodore Sar, listed as maitre in 1766 and listed in Maitres Ebebnistes Francais of the 18th C, page 674. in an excellent state of preservation with original and undamaged top and mounts. 49 1/4" 24 3/4" deep, 35.5" high.

49.5" and 7" deep,6" high. Pierced.