Furniture

A nice sophisticated pair of hand carved Louis XVI period chairs in Elm with great honey color and rust upholstered seats. Sturdy and stylish a gre...

A pair of pear wood Italian armchairs, circa 1900. Seat height 20".

A pair of vintage Austrian style large side chairs in paint and wood. Seat height 18.5". Another pair available.  

A Chinese opium bed in gilt and painted lacquer, with caned top surface, circa 1890. The listed height is with the headboard and sideboards attache...

A French Louis XV style chest, circa 1880. Relined.

A Chinese hardwood armchair, circa 1880. Ex Hearst.

A French country draw leaf table in walnut, circa 1880. Can seat four or six. Width when opened is 62.5"; knee clearance 24.5" w.

An early 19th Century Regency Period painted sewing box, circa 1810.

A handsome and nicely proportioned walnut Kas or armoire made in the Low Countries early in the 19th century. This piece has nice architectural m...

A French carved kitchen cabinet/vaisselier, Late 18th Century. Was $6950

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 early 19th Century Italian walnut drop leaf desk, circa 1820. When opened 54.5" wide.

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 English mahogany tea table. When opened table measures 32" deep.

An early 20th Century Italian walnut writing table.

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

A well carved painted Louis XVI style gueridon (small round table) inset with marble. Made in Sweden, circa 1900. The painted surface older in ...

A good example of a George III period mahogany chest on chest. Standing on bracket feet with what appears to be original brass swans neck handles....

A 19th Century French chestnut kneeler

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

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

A 19th Century Italian Baroque oval stool

An antique Chinese root table or pedestal, circa 1920. Pieces like these were made for scholars and intellectuals