American Beauty

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

An early 19th Century American blue painted dowry chest with red accents, circa 1810

American Antique Sled

An American beachwood child's platform rocking chair, circa 1880. Seat height 10.75".

A 19th Century American gilt wood pier mirror.

A small scale American wood sled in oak with iron runners

A mid 19th Century American gray painted iron plate rack or pie cooling rack, circa 1860.

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

An early 19th Century American mahogany console table with a mirror back and lion paw feet. Marble has been replaced.

A pair of walnut armchairs in the George II Style, with later gilding, circa 1890. Seat height 18.5".

A late 19th Century English painted bamboo magazine rack with a shelf, circa 1890.

Handmade English Georgian oak low boy, dressing table, circa 1780.

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

A mid 18th Century English George II Period small game table, circa 1750. When opened table measures 30.25" deep.

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

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

An early 19th Century English black and white engraving titled "Elephant Capture" circa 1820.

An early 19th Century English framed needlepoint of a woman and her dog standing in a garden.

An early 19th Century English mahogany Chinese Chippendale tea table with a pierced gallery, circa 1800.

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

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

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

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

Early George III mahogany secretary cabinet with broken pediment circa 1770