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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.

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

A late 17th Century Charles II Period English oak bible box on stand, circa 1690

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

Early George III mahogany secretary cabinet with broken pediment circa 1770

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 late 17th Century Charles II English oak drop leaf table. When closed the table is 15.5" deep.

A 19th Century English painted tole hat box.

An antique tole black painted with gilded decoration, England circa 1830.

An early 19th Century English colored engraving of "The Tiger" published June 4, 1806 in London, original condition.

An early 19th Century George III Period fancy painted satinwood slant front desk. Was $7500

A 19th Century English faux painted desk & cabinet with gilt wood columns. Was $4950

An 18th Century English Chippendale mahogany cellerette - wine cooler with brass bands, circa 1780 (as is).

A Vintage George III English mahogany and leather desk chair - bergere in the French taste with subtle cabriole legs. Upholstered in leather with...

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

A 19th Century silver albumen photograph of the interior of the House of Commons, London England

A George III Period English low table in mahogany with a burgundy leather top that converts to a set of steps, circa 1800 Was $5950 Measures 20.75"...

A 19th Century English brass candlestick later mounted as a lamp

An Arts and Crafts carved oak frame with later mirror, England circa 1900.

A good looking Regency mahogany tavern clock made in England early in the 19th century. The case features nicely figured veneers with reeding.

Hard to imagine a more ornate pair of andirons. These are brass and made in England, circa 1820. The crowns suggest noble provenance. The andirons...

A set of 6 19th Century English soup bowls with a brown transfer ware pattern. The word "Japanese" is on the back