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Approx. 9" wide, x 5" x 5" elaborate inlay. I bought this fine box many years ago for $400 and never had it repaired. Will sell it as is today at cost.

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

41" wide, 36" high,17.5" deep. Having shelved interior and likely with pleated fabric behind the doors, mounts and ebony.

Fine quality Canton platter, approx 12" wide, 9" high. Crisp detail and best color.

22" x 15" in the frames. Fine pair of calligrapghic profile portraits, watercolor on paper, signed and dated 1791. Pair of Revolutionary portraits. Bernard was renowned for creating such profiles of aristocratic French personages in this period.

16" diamter with gilded highlights and chop mark on base.

Approx 54" wide. Fine small scale period sideboard.

11" 13" x 7" having hinged doors and drawers inside. Really ideal as a jewelry casket.

Approx 11" wide. Good condition. Blue and white.

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

Nice wall cupboard, likely PA area, in two parts. 56" wide, 83" high, 23" deep.

24"high and note minor defects associated with the making of these shades which are original.

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

Oil on mahogany panel, approx 9.5" x 13.5" signed lower right. Bio from askart: Leon Emile Caille, French 1836 - 1907 Leon Caille was well known for his small, simple works of peasant life and the strength of their appeal to human nature. His interiors glow with the freshness and innocence of happy childhood and domestic life as they capture and characterize the intimacy and affection of the scene. Born in Merville, France, he was initially a student in Aire-sur-la-Lys of Henri Magnard, ...

25" x 30" oil on canvas and in the original frame. dated 1923. bio from ask art.com explaining that this is a Gloucester Harbor view at Twilight--perhaps his most prized image and a related work sold at auction for $3500.A painter of society portraits, as well as landscapes of Addingham, Bucks, Delaware and Chester counties, and the Philadelphia area, he lived most of life in Philadelphia. His travels to New England led to his moonlit harbors and dock scenes. Ricciardi began his formal art stu...

18.5" x 21.5" In what appears to be original frame and eglomise mat, signed by the young woman with stitched this extraordinary needlework picture, Mary Ann Earle.

Decorative cast iron stove plate, approx 12" x 24"

Fine period mirror with what appears to be original glass in desirable oval format. 39" high, 25" wide.