Catalog (612)

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)

Oil on canvas, approx 13 .5 x 19.5" Horse cart. signed.

Having square overhanging top and with telescoping top resting at 25.5" high and revolving on the standard. Could be Ohio, there is a period pencil inscription on the drawer bottom. Note screw holes and defects to top, likely to accommodate fabric top when in use.

Stamped by maker on bottom of seat. Good patina.

Altered, having walnut top and excellent cherry base, dish rim and birdcage support. Both elements Pennsylvania but by association. 34" diameter and 28" high.

Approx 50.5" high in a fine original state. Provenance upon request.

28" high, 2\14.5" diameter. Fluted and with hinged door opening to a shelved interior

Good Massachusetts tea table with serpentine top, single board, maple block and cleats, good old patina.

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.

28.5" x 23" framed Pair of architectural engravings, in nice Roma molding. Priced for the pair. Albertoni is well listed as an engraver in Benezit. page 89, volume 1.

Of typical size this edition circa 1850 on laid paper. Unframed. Ask about our other Gould prints.

Oil on canvas, 18" x 24" canvas size. Approx 23" x 30" in the frame. Fully signed but most Danish makers not well known or researched.

Oil on wood board, signed lower left "RH Fuller", approx 7" x 12" and fully restored and framed with a custom frame of our own manufacture and with gold leaf. This is an American view likely from NH. Bio from ask art.com: Richard Henry Fuller, an artist known for his landscapes and portraits in oil and crayon, was born in Bradford, NH on October 19,1822 and died in Chelsea, MA on December 24, 1871. Fuller was orphaned at the age of seven and moved to Boston, MA in 1840. Later he moved to Chels...

Oil on panel, 12" x 16" signed lower right and bearing original title and inscription verso, "The Afterglow" priced unframed.

Having oval top and with old surface, 15 1/4" x 22" and 27.5" high. I could easily refinish if requested upon purchase.

38" x 28" x 30" high. Having drawer set in skirt. Likely made as a writing table and the extra height of Italian furniture makes this more utilitarian for that purpose.