Catalog (545)

In ebonized oval walnut frames, verre eglomise panels, 13" x 11" and with classical figure.

New Hampshire stand with nice turnings and figured mahogany. No breaks or repairs to the legs.

Having scrolled ears and nice old surface. A superior chair.

Baltimore or PA, circa 1825, having tripod base and tilting top, canted corners.

Each approx. 17" high and 18" wide. 3 light and not electrified although this can be done at an additional price. Priced for the pair

Nice windsor side chair, complete and original. Nice turnings.

In what appears to be the original frame, Italian view, oil on canvas

24" diameter approx size. Backboard replaced and gilding restored to a high level by my gilder.

Likely French, 23" diameter and 23.5" high.

37" high and 31.5" wide. Having die stamped brass ornament around each mirror and with distressed mirror plates.

Having professionally restored painted surface, plank seats and circa 1830-40. Priced for the pair.

9 1/4" diameter, 17.8 oz troy. Having engraved armorial, stiff leafage border. 1819-38 standard.

25" wide, 29" high, 127.5" deep, Having original brass and original foot facings (some blocking is replaced), the top lifts and has a false front. 20 years ago, this kind of chest was routinely re-done and made into "bachelor's chests." This great little chest still makes an ideal bedside chest for any interior.

Having drawer set in skirt, nice Sheraton leg design and with good overhanging top, 45 3/4" wide, 35" deep, 29 7/8" high.

Having shell bowl and bottom marked with legible date letter but not maker. London, circa 1765.

18" high, 10" diameter. Original surface and with red as the most desirable color.

Having all original paint. Note wear to seats. Nice honest chairs. Priced for the pair.

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.