19th C copy of a period settee, desirable small scale.

Attractive pair of 'famille rose' platters on undertrays, approx. 9" x 12.5"--note one with one inch area of repair visible on back edge and hairline crack--the other in good condition.

Approx. 12" diameter. Made as a basin for a wash stand.

37" high.

Fine Continental pier glass, of unusual design, with original two-part mirror glass.

Walnut, amaranth and satinwood, veneers, opening to a practical games table with concertina action, approx. 35" square and 17" deep in the folded position. We have not changed the old leather.

Essex County, Massachusetts serpentine tea table in a good original state, having birch block and cleats, well formed snake feet. Approx. 28" high, 39" wide.

Rare diminutive Neo-Classical inlaid lady's desk with tambour cylinder section and fine inlay. Mirrored doors and writing section pulls out. 28" wide, 15" deep, 53" high.

Assembled pair of old English bead pattern sterling silver sauce ladles. Eley and Fearn, London makers.

Having caned seat and approx. 74" wide. NY state or Canadian in origin, stained curly maple.

In three parts, from a building in New England. Approx. 40" high and 54" wide. White glaze terra cotta.

25.5" wide, 17" deep, 40" high. Attributed to the maker Guillaume Cordie as a very similar model is illustrated in French Furniture of the 18th C.