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Used as a small fountain. Stay tuned for a longer description.

34" x 18" overall. Porcelain with fixed board mounting. French or Italian.

Good set of six Federal carved mahogany dining chairs with sabre legs with slip seats. Likely New York.

Approx 12.5" x 15.5" Nice colors and enamels. Very useful and decorative.

Approx 65" x 45" having a sleeve this fine rug has been hanging for decades and hence in good condition for this kind of textile.

Minor chips. I dont know the factory, possibly British.

Having original laminated top and label by maker. Bronze mounts, 52" wide, 22" deep, 32" high.

Having two armchairs and six side chairs, excellent bench made copies of New England style Federal chairs, sorry carving not so apparent in my pictures. I leave fabric and upholstery for the new buyer.

Large pair of Double arm argand lamps, later electrified, no apparent maker's mark by likely NYC about 18.5" high and 17" wide. Having two pair of cut and frosted shades.

Oil on canvas , 16" x 19" in the original frame. Woman artist who was trained in Europe and painted in Washington DC, exhibiting widely her work is in MOMA, LOC Baltimore Museum. Fully signed and dated 1891

George III Paint Decorated Neo-Classical Console Table from the late 18th Century. This is a really superb decorative period table that measures 39.5 inches wide by 32 inches tall by 20 inches deep. The table is parcel gilt. I would not say Angleica Kaufman but this is a first rate period Georgian Console table for the advanced collector.

Oil on paper, 18 3/4" x 21.5" laid down on masonite, framed approx. 26" x 30" The following is from an interview with the artist conducted by Aline Brandauer, Santa Fe, August 4, 2008: Jason Berger is one of the last painter's painter. On a lovely afternoon this July, I had the chance to speak with this charming, intense eighty-three-year-old while he smoked an old and elegant Meerschaum pipe. ... Berger was born in Malden, Massachusetts in 1924. A clever student, he became known early ...

Signed lower right and dated 1957, Impressionist street view of a market to Tzfat. Oil on canvas board. approx 16" x 20" in the custom frame. Exhibition label from gallery in Jerusalem.

12 1/4" wide, 7" deep, 15 1/4" high, all original. Grain painted to resemble rosewood.

Having original backboard and mirror plate, the background of the panel has enhanced I assume. Original gilding 38" high, 21" wide

Having the best quality mahogany, lacks sewing bag and most prefer it that way. I have a related stand from the same collection that would make an assembled pair of tables.

Oil on canvas laid down to a cradled panel and in custom frame, approx size 21" square.

Fine quality Roxbury-Style Tall case clock in a remarkable state of preservation. choice small scale only 88" high over top finial. Note rosewood banding fluted quarter columns and ivory escutcheon