Discover antique living room furniture that balances form and comfort. From carved settees to marble-topped tables, each piece carries generations of craftsmanship and charm.
A brass stand with a round face with pierced surface that tilts on a tripod foot base. In the upright position 16.5″ high.
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.
An early 19th-century English elm, Windsor elm, or yew armchair on pad feet, circa 1840. Seat height 16.75".
A great early 19th century fancy painted American console in mahogany with ebonized accents. Painted all over in gold with scrolls, garlands and bo...
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An American Chippendale secretary desk. Measures 36.5" d when open.
A good architectural oak cabinet made in England during the last quarter of the 18th century. Good antique condition. Back boards 19th century. Ba...
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An early 19th Century American mahogany console table with a mirror back and lion paw feet. Marble has been replaced.
A pair of early 20th-century Baltic mahogany armchairs with gilt highlights, circa 1900. This model is typically described as Russian but was made ...
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A late 19th Century Chinese bamboo and black lacquer square low table, circa 1880. Was $1750
A nice small drop-leaf table drilled to be made into a lamp, England, 1920s. Measures 22" w when open.
