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A George III–period mahogany chest of drawers, England circa 1790.

A George III Period mahogany men's dressing cabinet, now a bar, England circa 1790. These pieces are great where you need a side table with storage.

A George III round mahogany dropleaf table, England circa 1780. Measures 18.5" w when closed.

A George III secretary bookcase, England, 18th century. The secretary has a broken pediment and mirrored doors.

A George III three-drawer mahogany oxbow server, circa 1790.

A George III tilt top mahogany rectangular tea table, circa 1790.

A print from "Miserere" by Georges Roualt, published after the war 1948.

This Georgian cutlery box showcases the refined craftsmanship of late eighteenth-century furniture making with its figured mahogany construction an...

Georgian mahogany demi lune table, England circa 1800.

Georgian mahogany demi lune table, England circa 1800.

An early 19th Century Georgian English elm child's high chair. Seat height 16.75".

An early 19th Century English bow fronted inlaid mahogany sideboard - server, on square tapered legs.

A Georgian English Sheffield plate tureen, circa 1780.

A late 18th Century George III Period English mahogany hanging shelf, circa 1780.

A Georgian inkwell and pen tray, circa 1800.

This two-tiered serving pedestal showcases the refined proportions characteristic of Georgian design, with a turned and reeded center column that r...

Georgian Mahogany Wash Stand A beautiful Georgian mahogany wash stand, its graceful silhouette showcases the refined craftsmanship of the early 18t...

A well covered Georgian oak mule chest, England circa 1770. There are 3 drawers on base of the mule chest.

A Georgian oak or elm round dropleaf table, England circa 1720. Width measurement 69" open, 23.5" closed.

A Georgian pad foot dropleaf table, England circa 1780. Width measures 57.25" when open, 20.5" when closed.

Early George III mahogany secretary cabinet with broken pediment circa 1770

A Georgian treen needle case that unscrews into two pieces, England circa 1800.

A German engraving, "Palace of the Emperor Justinian", circa 1800.

A German or Italian dairy cabinet in elm, 18th century circa 1720. Great large storage piece.