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Approx 52" high and 32" wide. Very fine quality. Carved and gilt. Possibly New York but very hard to document.

42" wide, 75" high,, 21" deep, bearing inscription, possibly for Elijah Sanderson. Mahogany and flame bird panels. White pine secondary wood.

41.5" x 23" deep, 93" high. Important model with original feet and great interior. This desk was shown at Winter Antiques show in NYC at $38,000 in a better day.

Custom made by our craftsmen using old wood, cherrywood throughout, it measures: 108" wide, 48" deep, 30" high. We are making tables in walnut with square tapering legs, in 7' and 8' lengths and with square tapering legs. We can also make them to your specifications.

Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1753. 39.5" x 52" currently unframed. Nymph running from a satyr in an extensive landscape. For bio, see Benezit, and listings of museums holding work of this artist who had a way of painting large works over mantles. I can make a custom frame for this work or allow the purchasing client to make that decision.

Approx 78" high. See detail of back is also attractive and a fine quality early screen.

24" x 38" oil on canvas signed lower right. Painted about 1830. This artistic work shows the vessel in two positions inbound to Liverpool. The scene is off South Stack Rock and lighthouse. The small multi-colored vessel just below and a little to the right of the lighthouse is a Liverpool Pilot cutter headed for Princess Charlotte to offer a pilot. The three flags atop the foremast are 217 in the Liverpool or Watson's code. They represent Princess Charlotte.

32" x 22" oil on canvas signed prominently lower right, Wm Hahn, NY, 1879 The frame is a custom gold leaf reproduction 40" x 31" Bio from ask art.com: Born in Ebersbach, Saxony, Germany on Jan. 7, 1829. At age 14 Hahn entered the Royal Academy of Art in Dresden where he studied for five years under Julius Huebner and continued for two more years at the Düsseldorf Academy. He received gold and silver medals from the Dresden Gallery. Some of his first watercolors were purchased by the Ki...

34.5" x 19" x 29" high. Having shaped skirt and two board top with notched corners, stockinged feet, replaced brass hardware. Provenance Sotheby's Americana sale NYC.

Fine Oval Pembroke with finely figured satinwood veneer.

20.5" x 17.5" x 30" high. Having black and gold marble top, excellent carved standard, parcel gilding on the base and with drawer set in the shirt. A rare wonderful form.

George III Satinwood and Mahogany Inlaid Sideboard Table from the late 18th Century. This Georgian sideboard table measures 53.5 inches wide 35.5 inches tall and 25.5 inches deep. This 18th century desk has a bowfront and is wonderfully banded and inlaid. The table is of high quality and is a choice small size.

Fine quality Roxbury-Style Tall case clock in a remarkable state of preservation. choice small scale only 88" high over top finial. Note rosewood banding fluted quarter columns and ivory escutcheon

Oil on canvas laid down to a cradled panel and in custom frame, approx size 21" square.

Having the best quality mahogany, lacks sewing bag and most prefer it that way. I have a related stand from the same collection that would make an assembled pair of tables.

Signed lower right and dated 1957, Impressionist street view of a market to Tzfat. Oil on canvas board. approx 16" x 20" in the custom frame. Exhibition label from gallery in Jerusalem.

Oil on paper, 18 3/4" x 21.5" laid down on masonite, framed approx. 26" x 30" The following is from an interview with the artist conducted by Aline Brandauer, Santa Fe, August 4, 2008: Jason Berger is one of the last painter's painter. On a lovely afternoon this July, I had the chance to speak with this charming, intense eighty-three-year-old while he smoked an old and elegant Meerschaum pipe. ... Berger was born in Malden, Massachusetts in 1924. A clever student, he became known early ...

Portrait of a French Couple in a Forest Landscape circa 1885. The artist is Louis Henri Deschamps, French 1846-1902. Beautiful, large oil painting depicting a couple from Brittany, France signed in the lower left corner by Deschamps. It also seems there is two numbers under the signature that read 87, but it's hard to tell so we marked it circa 1885. Deschamps lived and worked in France 1846-1902. The painting measures 60" tall by 52" wide in the frame. It protrudes from the wall ...