High-style Chippendale Secretary, possibly Irish having broken arch, pedimented top with mirror doors (replace glass). Interior with prospect door fluted, document doors, pigeon holes, and short drawers. Bracket base completely original. Oak secondary wood.

Rare and important pier glass with original candle arms, likely British, 67" high, 27" wide. I was fortunate to have sold this mirror years ago and I now have another chance to re-sell it, for a lower price.

Rare bombe commode with walnut secondary wood, 52" wide, 22.5" deep, 36" high.

Having gilt-bronze mounts and bearing label of the apparent maker in Florence, 53.5" wide, 23/34" deep,, 36.5" high, having laminated marble top.

Having a restored top, partly period and with period bases, 54" wide and having one 24" extension leaf of a later date. Length: 105" without leaf, 129" total with leaf, 29.5" high. Period bases and portion of top circa 1815- 1820

Rare New England, likely North Shore MA/NH--probably Portsmouth server with original marble top, 45" wide, 23.5" deep, 37" high. Note: repaired split in top. Figured maple ovals inlaid on short drawers, crossbanding on all cabinet doors and original brass including carrying handles on each end.

In two parts, both original to each other, PA, all walnut, circa 1770-90. Base restored. 61.5" wide, 17" deep, 81.5" high. A great looking PA Dutch cupboard in old finish.

Fine Federal sideboard with high leg, 41" high, 71" wide and having serpentine profile. Very fine condition and choice, select figured mahogany.

Period walnut chest, all oak secondary wood. Note backboards on lower section are replaced.

43" wide, 78" high, 23" deep. Having original mirrored doors with fitted shelves, original black and gold marble.

Choice small-scale corner cupboard, English or Irish, circa 1770, will fit a corner of about 26" and total height of 86" and with raised paneled doors and with shaped shelves inside.

Having a butler's section, with astragal glazed doors, original hardware and bracket feet.