Furniture

A vintage large Ming-inspired coffee table by Baker, "Collector's Edition 1471 Cocktail Table in Carpathian Elm Burl", U.S.A. circa 1970.

A 19th-century French fruitwood folding dining table. Measures 28.5" h x 86.5" w when open.

A Baroque style carved oak long bench, France circa 1900. Great at the foot of a bed.

A French Baroque walnut armchair, large and comfortable with later springs. Seat height 19".

A steamer trunk in pine with metal straps, circa 1900.

An English George II oak chest in two parts on bracket feet, circa 1750. Good storage and a classic.

A pair of French or Italian Louis XIV walnut large armchairs. Great patina, solid frames. Mid-18th century. Seat height 19".

A Louis Philippe bookcase with a drawer, France circa 1840. There is also a hidden drawer behind the bottom apron and a hidden compartment on top o...

A Ming Dynasty hardwood altar table, China, 16th–18th century.

A mahogany lowboy, England, 19th century.

A Chippendale style walnut lowboy, 19th century, American.

A small Georgian corner cabinet in mahogany, circa 1830.

A Continental strong box, possibly Spanish, with iron decoration.

A handsome, rustic large scaled trunk made in colonial Mexico or Peru during the 19th century. This wonderfully whimsical piece with its mass of ta...

A mahogany Scottish sofa table, U.K. circa 1820.

A Beau Brummell dressing table in mahogany, England circa 1800.

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

A rare Italian Empire secretary (desk) abattant made of well-figured faded cherry and giltwood accents. Storage is a well-fitted desk, in Neoclassi...

A French country walnut buffet, circa 1800.

A 19th-century Dutch collector's cabinet over a three-drawer bombe base resting on lion paw feet.

A Zanzibar metal mounted strongbox, circa 1860. Rare and desirable.

An Edwardian folding mahogany side table or bar, England circa 1910. Listed measurements are when open; measures 29" h x 16" w x 3.25" d when closed.

A provincial small Chippendale chest on bracket feet, American, 18th or 19th century.

A Victorian pine pedestal, painted to look like hardwood, with gilt highlights.