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Four Shield back armchairs, note the carving on the back rail. Priced as a set of four chairs.

15" high. Bronze figures with marble bases and with wooden balls that are dense wood.

Chair back window seat small size, only 30" wide, 17.5" deep,

26" square, 18" high Paint decorated New England stand with black and red graining and stenciled decoration incorporating fruit. It came with a side chair that is slightly earlier than the chair but put together years ago by a collector as an assemble. Having a bold overhang on the top with ovolo corners and solid birdseye maple. The step down windsor side chair is really a great match even if a bit too elegant and early for the table. Priced for the two items together.

63.5" wide, 23.5" deep, 18" high. Tufted leather.

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

Good quality with burgundy leather, 59" wide, 25" high and 23" deep.

Classic southern chest with ogee feet and molded edge top, white cedar and yellow pine, , approx. 38.5" wide, 21" deep.

37.5" x 32.5" in the original frame, canvas size approx. 32" x 27" Original frame

41 1/4" high, rush replaced. Old refinish and with Spanish feet. Clearly a New England chair.

46" high. Fancy silvered, nickel, copper formal lanterns like I have never opened before. Later electrified. Stamped by White manufacturing.

Oil on wood panel, 10 3/8" x 16 1/8" panel size., signed.

33" high, 12" diameter. Note minor defects. Acanthus leaf motif.

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

46" wide, 35" high, 21 3/4" deep Fine quality neo-classic commode with original marble top, oak secondary wood,. Great quality gilt bronze mounts. Possibly Scandinavian, Swedish or Danish.

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.

With later black paint, but a very nice period chair. Most likely a Connecticut model.

Approx 11.5" x 17" Very good quality. Bears old label from original frame on the back (see photo)