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A Louis XV tapestry armchair, with wear and repair, circa 1740. Seat height 17.5".

An early 19th Century English mahogany tea table. When opened table measures 32" deep.

A large 19th Century English Majolica pitcher with birds and fans

A 19th Century English Majolica pitcher with a bouquet of flowers.

A late 19th Century Mappin Brothers trophy in the form of a drinking goblet from the Aldenham Grammar School, England.

A 19th Century Japanese 2 panel screen depicting an eagle perched on a pine tree branch

An early 19th Century Italian walnut drop leaf desk, circa 1820. When opened 54.5" wide.

A 19th Century English oak drop leaf table. Listed measurements are when closed; when opened, the table measures 28.5" high x 50.5" wide x 39" deep.

A small Ottoman fighting shield, 17th Century on later custom steel stand.

A Japanese patinated metal diamond shaped censor with ancient Chinese Style Decoration .

An early 19th Century American Pennsylvania tavern table that turns into a chair, with a pine top and an elm chair base, circa 1830.

A 19th Century gilt wood American pier mirror with a carved shell and pearl.

A German porcelain candelabra lamp, circa 1900

Palissy was first made in France for Marie de Medici about 1620 by Bernard Palissy. An interest in Renaissance decoration caused these pieces to be...

A Chinese powder blue plate, circa 1850

A mid 19th Century French 3 panel privacy screen in mahogany and silk, circa 1850.  Each panel has 10 framed miniatures pinned to the silk.

Rainbow Night 7 from the series Rainbow Passes Slowly by Ay-O (1931-), edition 55, circa 1970 Japan.

A 19th Century German picture word game or Rebus. 

A late 19th Century South East Asian red painted round box on legs, as is.

A Chinese reverese glass painting of two women and a child, Republic Period circa 1920

A set of 5 20th Century French Limoges dinner plates with a beige border and gilt rims.

A late 19th Century silver on copper basket, England. Overall height with handle up is 11" high.

A Tang Dynasty pottery Bactrian camel, circa 8th Century, with restorations

A 7th Century early Tang Dynasty pottery horse with original paint.