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"Unseen Versailles", published by Doubleday & Company, first edition 1981. Wear and tears to dust jacket.

A hand colored engraving titled "Wa-Bish-Kee-Pe-Nas, A Chippewa" by McKenney & Hall, American circa 1836–1838. This hand colored engraving is f...

"Wasp, Child & Billy", print of bulldogs and badger, published 1809 by Random & Sneath.

A 16th or 17th century engraving of Baroque themes.

A 16th or 17th century engraving of Baroque themes.

An 18th-century Scottish chestnut one-drawer table. The drawer is carved along with the knees.

A 17th-century architectural print, Italy. This engraving was used as a template for decorations.

A 17th-century architectural print, Italy. This engraving was used as a template for decorations.

A 17th-century architectural print, Italy. This engraving was used as a template for decorations.

A 17th-century architectural print, Italy. This engraving was used as a template for decorations.

A 17th-century architectural print, Italy. This engraving was used as a template for decorations.

18th Century Delft Pair of Urns, circa 1780

A very beautiful and large oil painting of Saint Francis painted in Italy during the second half of the 18th century. Recently cleaned with some sm...

An 18th-century fruitwood table with shaped apron on all sides, possibly American.

An 18th-century fruitwood tray top table, Italy.

An 18th Century Georgian walnut armchair with ball and claw feet with carved shells on the knees, Ireland circa 1790. Seat height 18".

An 18th-century German print showing a colonial scene in Brazil, titled "Bahia".

An 18th-century Italian engraving, "View of the Palazzo at San Pietro in Montorio".

An 18th-century Italian landscape.

A 18th-century Italian print of ancient Greek pottery from the Vatican Library.

A classic Louis XVI carved wood and cream painted settee. Made in France during the 18th century. Nicely carved provincial piece that has been pain...

An apothecary jar in faïence, 18th century or earlier.

This is a set of 4 Provincial walnut Chippendale side chairs. The chairs were made in England circa 1780. Seat height 19".

An 18th- or 17th-century Italian walnut dowry chest or cassone on lion's-paw feet with Baroque decoration.