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

Impressionist sketch of the profile of a woman, possibly done while she studied in Paris, oil on canvas, 34" x 27" approx size. Currently unframed. Justice exhibited at the Pennsylvanian Academy and studied with Frederick Bridgman and Sartain. We can find no birth and death dates this work is likely about 1890. Signed boldly upper right.

Louis XV style poudreuse, marquetry inlaid dressing table, late 19th century

Oil on canvas, good decorative School of Pannini painting in what appears to be the original frame--the size is approx 43" x 57"

Yellow Pine with what appears to be original red wash paint, 43" wide 47" high, approx 20" deep.

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

50" wide, 38" deep, 29" high. Having leather top and fine quality figured mahogany.

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.

Collection of Canton, priced individually, from a local collection.

Rare pair of Southern portraits at this poiint unattributed, by Family history depicting a brother and sister from North Carolina and I have not yet had them studied at MESDA. I original frames, outside dimensions are approx 40" x 34" The boy grew to be killed in the Civil War. The hand is strong enough to trace with time and effort. The mountains behind the girl suggest the area west of Winston Salem.

Roman landscape with classical figures. Oil on canvas, approx. 18" x 25" and 26" x 32" in the expensive custom gilt frame. The attribution to Dughet is reasonable.

41" x 74" fireboard that serves beautifully as a decorative painting. Oil on wood. Probably French.

Pair of Dutch School still life paintings, signed and dated 1756. Oil on canvas. The stretchers frame dated 1880-90.

Pair of massive carved marble urns on stands. Italian. Early 20th century. From a Washington, DC collection. Just under 65” tall. Very heavy.

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.

Oil on canvas, signed upper right. Charming portrait of African-American Boy with basket of bread. Bio from askart.com: An artist whose specialty was depiction of children, especially street urchins and newsboys in the style of John George Brown. He was born in Austria or Poland and lived in New Jersey, having studied in Paris at the Academie Julian in the late 1880s. He exhibited at the National Academy of Design.