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An Edwardian English mahogany folding coaching table, early 20th century.

An Edwardian folding mahogany side table or bar, England circa 1910. Listed measurements are when open; measures 29" h x 16" w x 3.25" d when closed.

Edwards, "Black Basalt: Wedgwood and Contemporary Manufacturers", 1994.

Egyptian Revival brass andirons, circa 1880.

An elaborate medicinal Sheraton cutlery box with four large cubbies for bottles.

A Delftware charger depicting Elizabeth I of England, Holland circa 17th century.

An early 19th Century English elm dressing table - low boy with 3 drawers, circa 1800

An English blue and white chinoiserie platter, circa 1890. The center of the platter is decorated with a Chinese pavilion next to a lake.

An English Edwardian gout stool, circa 1910. Seat height 10".

A 19th-century English ironstone plate with a burgundy border and gilt acorns and oak leaves in the center. We have three available, priced separat...

An English Jacobean oak coffer with later lid.

This elegant round tray features a deep black lacquer surface topped with a beautifully gilded rim adorned with ornamental detailing. The removable...

Pair of English ladderback armchairs modeled after 18th century designs. Seat is lined with caning.

A 19th Century Chippendale mahogany folding game table with one drawer, England. When opened table measures 35.75" deep.

An English marble top bookcase modified from a Georgian secretary, 19th century and later.

An English oak armchair with saddle seat, 19th century or earlier.

An English oak barley twist tavern table with drawer, 18th century.

An English oak cabinet with hidden drawer, circa 1860.

An English oak hanging corner cupboard, circa 1800.

A late 18th Century oak low boy, dressing table on scrolled feet, England circa 1780.

An English oak provincial Queen Anne chair, 19th century or earlier. Seat height 18.5".

An English oak slant front desk, circa 1830. Knee 29.5".

A 19th Century porcelain 2 handled dish, with an orange border and gilt highlights, England circa 1860.

An English porcelain tureen, possibly Coalport, Imari style, early Victorian.