Rare reclining chair with deep seat--unique to my experience.

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.

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

45" wide, 21" deep, 41" high. Restoration to feet.

Pollard Elm and figured Oak games table, complete with chess pieces, attributed to Gillows and part of a group of elm and oak furniture sold at Christie's London some years ago--all pieces attributed to the famed Gillows company, circa 1820. Approx. 29" wide, 19" deep and 30.5" high.

Set of four, showing one, late 18thh C provincial side chairs.

18th C side table, with drawer set in skirt, cabriole legs and pad feet, 29" wide, 19" deep, 28.5" high.

7'11" high and 54.5" wide, 19.5" deep. Good library cabinet with flaring 'french' feet.

29.5" wide, 33" high, 19" deep. Unusual with plinth base., and having serpentine front and dressing slide.

Having bold bronze mounts, ready to be re-upholstered by new owner--approx. 72" wide.

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

31.5" wide, having hinged leaves and painted decoration, working drawer set in skirt. 29" high.