Antique dinning room furniture

A large Chinese Export charger featuring a central armorial crest, crafted with the delicate precision and vibrant palette that defined mid-18th ce...

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

A handsome classic French green painted armchair from about 1840. The design was first made about 1720. The painted surface is wonderful and possib...

A charming turned side chair made in Spain or France. Condition: We have had the chair tightened and polished. The rush seat could be redone.

A large Staffordshire blue and white earthenware platter featuring the "Columbia" pattern, an intricate design typical of the region's historic pro...

A refined Chinese pink low bowl decorated with vibrant dragons and a trailing white slip, featuring the legendary motif of the "flaming pearl." The...

A refined 19th-century faïence serving bowl by the celebrated Longchamp factory, likely produced during the influential tenure of Robert Charbonnie...

A great-looking French oak buffet deux corps made during the 18th century.

A Belle Époque Second Empire server with marble and ormolu, France circa 1880.

A handsome George III corner chair crafted from oak, featuring a curved toprail and arms above two pierced splats. The sturdy frame is supported by...

A handsome French kitchen cabinet, known as a vaisselier, features detailed carvings that speak to the refined yet sturdy nature of provincial furn...

An exceptional George III period spice cabinet crafted from solid oak, featuring a handsome fielded panel door and a protruding moulded cornice. Th...

A mid 19th-century American yellow painted iron plate rack or pie cooling rack, circa 1860.

A 19th-century French cherrywood farmhouse table. This table has a breadboard pull on one end and a drawer on the opposite end.

A 19th-century Italian provincial pine draw-leaf farmhouse table. One drawer and great feet. When opened the table measures 72.5" wide.

A massive hard-to-find English oak dropleaf table incorporating some antique elements. This table would easily seat twelve. The style is first made...

A 19th-century English oak dropleaf table. When opened the table measures 28.5" high x 50.5" wide x 39" deep.

There are two sets of leaves: the first set makes the table 75.25" diameter, and the second set makes the table 90.5" diameter. Each set of leaves ...

A George III period side chair crafted from mahogany, featuring the refined lines and balanced proportions that define late 18th century British de...

A great early 19th-century fancy painted American console in mahogany with ebonized accents. Painted all over in gold with scrolls, garlands and bo...

A refined pair of Baltic armchairs from the dawn of the twentieth century, showcasing the deep, lustrous grain of solid mahogany. The sweeping curv...

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

An 18th Century Georgian Irish Armchair, featuring a distinctive silhouette with a pierced splat and a superb scrolled top rail that speaks to the ...