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.

Approx. 40" x 50"--the very best Venus and cupid painting I have ever owned. Cropping seems to be right although placed on a stretcher in England circa 1800. I now have it framed. The previous owner thought it to be British School while I surmise it is Italian.

Oil on canvas, approx. 24 3/4" x 29 1/4"--Oil on canvas, framed, approx. 32.5" x 36.5". Prov.: Collection of Frederick W. Schumacher, Columbus Museum of Art, as attribted to Johannes Lingelbach, Dutch 1622-1674 and bearing old signature of Lingelbach. An art historian in Holland has suggested an attribution of Jan Griffier as more plauasible.

River landscape approx. 19" x 22.5" canvas and 27" x 30" in the early 18th C frame.

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.

32" x 24" oil on canvas, signed lower right. Grouse with baby chicks. Hill died in 1870.

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.

12" x 19" oil on canvas, signed and dated lower left. Bio from askart.com: ohn Francis Murphy is increasingly recognized today as one of the leading American Tonalist painters of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Over a productive career of some fifty years, he developed a highly individual aesthetic that was notable for its expressive and poetic nuance...

20" x 36" Framed: 28" x 44" Autumn landscape with a waterfall and cabin by Knapp. It is framed in a period scoop frame with decorative leaf corners. Charles W. Knapp is well known for his quintessential depictions of farm life along the rivers and shorelines of America from New Hampshire to upper state New York. "View of the Susquehanna River" was painted between 1860-1870 in Pennsylvania farm country, where cattle drank along rivers and farmers piled hay on wagons to feed animals...

Having two 36" leaves, 60" wide and 82" long. Add 72" for the leaves and this table extends to 154" x 60" with both leaves. Illustrated without leaves. This table made by our workroom in the finest Georgian style and french polished.

20" x 24" Gloucester view with figures. In custom gold leaf frame. Signed lower right and inscribed verso. For a very similar work--see Skinner sale early 2012--20" x 24" $9600.