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Sheraton side chair.

Approx. 13" diameter.

15.5" x 9" x 10" high

Second Q 19th C, English--original glass shades, never electrified.

Provincial slant-lid desk, mellow walnut. Amazing the legs have not broken in 230 years. Approx. 42" wide.

Rare small-scale tea table, approx. 28" diameter, attributed to Henry Burnett. The best carved base. Note: cleats were trimmed back with shrinkage to the top--they extended over the plane of the top. Top is approx. 28" one way and 28 5/8" against the grain of the single board pie crust top. IN the opinion of my cabinetmakers, the top and base are original to one another. However, contrary opinion exists. I would have not bought the table without reassurance that the top and bottom began li...

19.5" x 33.5" canvas and approx. 30" 43.5" framed. Signed lower left. Bio from askart.com: Thomas Corwin Lindsay, born in Cincinnati, Ohio, was a well-known painter of landscapes, animal subjects and occasional portraits. He studied in Dusseldorf, Germany, in the 1860s, but lived and worked most of his life in his native city where he opened a studio in 1856 or 1857. He taught several pupils from his studio, and was a founding member of the Cincinnati Art Club, which became the Men's Art Cl...

oil on canvas laid to panel, 24" x 32"--signed lower left and identified verso with date of 1937. Framed. Bio from ask art.com: A native of Woodsville, New Hampshire, Earle A. Titus was born on October 12, 1895, the son of Frank E. Titus and Nellie (King) Titus. After graduating from public schools in his hometown, he went to Boston, and studied at the New School of Design with John Douglas Connah and Vesper George, planning to enter the field of illustration. He subsequently did illustrati...

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

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.

Oil on paper, portrait of a yeshiva boy in Baltimore, monogrammed SB and dated 1903. Approx. 11" x 7.5" site size and about 17" x 14" framed. bio from ask art.com A native of Lithuania, Bernstein arrived penniless in the United States at the age of sixteen. He began to paint while employed as a clerk in a general store in West Virginia and later studied at the Maryland Institute College of Art and at the Art Students League in New York. While in Paris to complete his training at the Academie...

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.

20" x 16" oil on canvas, no apparent signature. In the style of European masters, I assume a 19th C rendition by an American artist. Framed.

Some figures about 5" high.

Oil on canvas, 29" x 36"--circa 1845-55. I placed it in this circa 1865 American frame from my frame inventory. The frame is optional. Inpaint at the lower edge precisely where it may have been signed. Bio from ask art.com: Born in Dedham, Massachusetts, Alvan Fisher was a pioneer in American landscape, genre, and animal painting. He was one of the earliest Americans to rebel against painting only portraits, and as a result, became a pioneer of genre painting and landscape painting. Howev...

Oil on canvas, laid down on board at a later date, circa 1915. 20.5" x 15 3/8"

Old bowl, old paint. 20" x 17"