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Nice period wing chair, stripped down to the frame for your custom use. Casters are original.

14" x 26" in what appears to be the original frame. Depicting Salt works

Approx 32 oz. 14" diameter. In georgian style with scroll and shell border

14" high. Bears monogram that could be removed. A bit over 20 oz troy

Roxbury, Massuchusetts, circa 1811, registry for the Hyde family beginning with Aaron Hyde born 1770, signed "Martha Hyde Roxbury Sep 1811", meandering floral vine border with bows, silk on linen, 19-1/2 x 16-1/4 in. (sight); later gilt decorated frame, 21-3/4 x 18-1/2 in. Note: Martha Hyde is listed in the Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988, as being born in Newton, Massachusetts May 14th, 1800. Provenance:Private Collection, Atlanta, Georgia

Having fan carved in lower drawer, good proportions, cabiole legs and old finish.

Pair of Italian armchairs--ask about the interesting provenance. Nice proportions

Sterling silver in Louis XV design. I will sell these individually although bought together

14.5" wide, in good condition. Having octagonal shape. Please ask for detail images.

Approx 10” high. Great detail and never electrified Tripartite base Gilding in good condition

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.

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

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.