New Arrivals

A rare Piranesi engraving of ancient stone carvings, Rome, circa 1770.

A Gustavian mirror with old plate and enamel paint, Sweden circa 1820.

A watercolor of a sail boat on the ocean, signed Sessions (James Sessions, American, 1882–1962).

A French Belle Epoque gilt metal and crystal container with lid, circa 1900.

A 19th century ancestor portrait of a man dressed in a dark blue robe with a rank badge depicting a bird, China. This is one of a husband-wife pair...

A Georgian pad foot dropleaf table, England circa 1780. Width measures 57.25" when open, 20.5" when closed.

Engraving of " Nouvel Opera de Paris Coupes Transversale", France, 19th century.

Engraving " Le Nouvel Opera de Paris Facade Posterieure" of the Paris , France, 19th century.

A late 19th-century faux painted box, circa 1880.

A pair of colored woodblocks depicting Flavio Biondo and Lorenzo Valla, Germany, 16th century.

A pine dropleaf table, U.S.A., 19th century. Width measures 50.5" when open, 18.5" when closed.

Pair of Charles I Style Baroque Silver on Bronze Candle Sconces, England circa 1850

A very nice framed antique Chinese ancestor portrait. Wear as expected.

A 19th-century French corner cabinet with a rouge marble top. The sides measure 23.25".

A 19th-century mahogany work table, U.S.A. circa 1820. The table has 3 drawers on turned and carved legs.

A Georgian oak or elm round dropleaf table, England circa 1720. Width measurement 69" open, 23.5" closed.

A pair of Venetian mecca and mirrored carved wood corner shelves, circa 1800.

An 18th- or 19th-century Chippendale ottoman, upholstered in antique tapestry and fringe, circa 1800.

A pair of Italian oversized carved Baroque style thrones in gilt tooled leather, circa 1860. Seat height 21.5".

An engraved lantern, probably England, 19th century. Chip to bottom button.

For local sale. Long case or tall case oak clock, probably from Lancashire. The clock case is carved in the Charles II Style.  

A Baroque chest of drawers, Spain circa 1700.

A refined pair of walnut Queen Anne–period chairs on trifid pad feet with elegant details. England, circa 1710. Seat height 19.25".

A 19th-century bronze bust, Austria circa 1890.