An elaborate, 19th Century French server, or ‘deserte’, with several tiers and shelves for storage or display, the marble surface above two drawers and supported by turned columns. A highly-detailed,
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A solid mahogany, French vintage eight-door Empire-style bookcase, the upper section with four bevelled glass doors opening to reveal adjustable shelves, the lower with enclosed cupboards behind solid mahogany panelled
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Exceptionally large 19th century ‘faux bamboo’ ebonized and gilt ‘Chinoiserie’ frame. Would look excellent with a segmented mirror installed. Likely of British origin. Circa 1870 98″ Tall x 65″ Wide.
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A set of six Eames EA-105-style aluminum-framed chairs with white leather upholstery. Circa 1970. Charles Ormond Eames, Jr. and Bernice Alexandra “Ray” Kaiser Eames were an American married team of commercial
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Impressive and highly carved French Renaissance Revival buffet in walnut, featuring finely carved faces, lions’ heads, dragon, etc. Circa 1880. 78″ Wide x 24″ Deep x 107″ Tall (top gallery can
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An impressive, solid oak French mantle, the lower panelled fire surround with fluted pilasters and surmounted by a panelled upper case with carved inset walnut details, the whole further capped
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Photos do not do this piece justice. An impressive mid-19th Century Victorian breakfront bookcase in highly-figured mahogany, with four glazed doors up, four cupboard doors down and a fitted secretary
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Distressed, but in good original structural condition, comes this maple artists easel from Paris, complete with original paint drips. Circa 1950. 23.5″ Wide x 28″ Deep x 76″ Tall. To
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An extravagantly-carved Italian library table in walnut, the double-pedestal base with carved figures, scrolls, swags, etc., the pedestals joined by a highly-carved stretcher. The top has a warm patina and
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An early-20th Century, highly-carved South Asian smaller-scale easel. Circa 1910. 20″ Wide x 21″ Deep x 40″ Tall. To see our other easels, click here Purchasing this item via our
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A 19th Century, highly-detailed, gilt-framed three-panel screen, embellished throughout with carved foliage, swags, faces, etc., the lower panels with inset aubusson tapestries, the upper panels with mirrors. Circa 1880. 66″
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A 19th Century French, single-door cabinet or bookcase with adjustable shelves to the interior and a lower drawer. The case features book-matched figured walnut veneering. Circa 1880. 41″ Wide x
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An English mahogany adjustable reading stand – the reading surface tilts and is adjustable up and down with a ratchet mechanism. It retains the original maker’s label, ‘C. Fowle of
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Lovely quality English mahogany Sheraton-Revival server, or console, of serpentine profile and fitted with three drawers. The mahogany top and the drawers feature banded edges with boxwood stringing. Circa 1950.
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A vintage, Georgian-style, eight-door bookcase with four upper glazed doors and adjustable shelves and four lower cabinets. Circa 1960. 77″ Wide x 15″ Deep x 76″ Tall.
A large-scale, late-18th to early-19th Century, French two-door armoire, in walnut with finely-carved details and boldly carved crown. Circa 1800. 69″ Wide (crown) x 26″ Deep (crown) x 101″ Tall.
A very unusual egg-shaped sculpture constructed of sections of Douglas fir. Nice patina, impressive scale. Circa 1980. 42″ Tall x 27″ Wide at the widest point.
An American National Cash Register vintage cash register, made in Dayton Ohio, Circa 1907 This is a large and fairly rare double-drawer nickle-plated brass cash register in the ‘dolphin’ pattern
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Very large French tapestry with lovely rich colour, good condition, and evocative subject matter. Mid-20th Century. 81″ square. To see our other tapestries, click here Purchasing this item via our
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A vintage French Empire-style mahogany console with gilt mounts and a marble top. Circa 1950. 41.5″ Wide x 15″ Deep x 33″ Tall. To see our other consoles, click here
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