A beautiful Georgian sideboard period piece from 1810. Inlaid satinwood on the top, with inlaid shell motif to the front. Square, tapering legs with spade feet. An outstanding example of
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A nicely-carved solid oak single door armoire or ‘bonnetiere’ from Brittany, the front embellished with hand-carved flowers, swags, heraldic symbols etc. Circa 1880. 36″ Wide x 18″ Deep x 81″
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A French cast iron, Baroque-style, fireplace plaque, the central ‘cartouche’ with a portrait surmounted by a crown. Circa 1800. To see our other fireplace pieces, click here 18.5″ Wide x
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A Victorian English, inlaid walnut, side cabinet of serpentine form, having three glass arched-top doors and an inlaid top. Circa 1910. To see our other cabinets, click here To see
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A French Directoire-style upholstered daybed with an ‘antiqued’ painted finish, the ends with classical carved motifs and columns, the side rails also nicely carved and finished. Circa 1910-20. To see
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An outstanding French Art Deco period table, the round base supporting up-swept curved legs beneath a round rosewood-veneered parquet top. Original label, ‘G.E.J. Dennery, Paris’. Circa 1925. To see our
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An unusually-small English Edwardian solid mahogany revolving bookcase having four sections for books, each side in an elegant pierced fretwork ‘Chinese Chippendale’ style. C. 1910 20″ Wide x 20″ Deep
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A lovely and smaller Directoire-style writing table with brass-inlaid legs, and brass accents to the drawers and sides of the piece. Circa 1930. To see our other writing tables, click
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A French, Louis XVI-style, mahogany ‘bouillotte’ table, the marble top with pierced brass gallery over two drawers and two pull-out leather surfaces, the whole raised on tapering fluted legs with
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A lovely French, Louis XV-style, kingwood and rosewood occasional table with a shaped marble top. Circa 1930. To see our other occasional tables, click here 24″ Diameter x 27″ Tall.
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A comfortable, larger pair of French oak-framed wingback armchairs with ‘Os de Mouton’ legs. Original French fabric in excellent condition, with individual hammerhead nails. Circa 1930. To see our other
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A fine, English George III bureau-bookcase in figured Cuban mahogany, the top with adjustable shelves and Gothic-influenced glazing pattern, the bottom having a finely-fitted secretary drawer over three drawers. Beautiful
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An English, solid mahogany, drop-leaf sofa table, the frieze fitted with two drawers and two false drawers to reverse side, the two pedestals joined with a turned stretch, and each
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A nice-quality, solid oak Arts & Crafts-style drop-front desk, with copper drawer pulls and hammered copper strap hinges Circa 1910. To see our other desks, click here 30″ Wide x
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An English, mid-20th Century, Queen Anne-style, four-drawer chest in burl walnut, the drawers and top with herring bone inlay and banded edges. Circa 1960. To see our other chests, click
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An unusual set of four Peruvian tooled-leather folding armchairs, low-slung and comfortable, the thick full-grain leather embossed with various mythical characters (each chair with a different motif). Circa 1960-70. 27″
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An exceptionally well-carved and gilt Louis XVI-style Italian side table – with original shaped-edge marble top, the skirt finely pierce-carved with oak leaves, the tapering carved and fluted legs joined
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A Dutch Queen Anne-style armchair in mahogany, with a serpentine profile front and a drop-in seat. Circa 1930. Sturdy and suitable for everyday use. To see our other armchairs, click
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A small country French commode in oak with three drawers and a marble top. Circa 1930. To see our other commodes, click here 33.5″ Wide x 16″ Deep x 30″
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Sideboard constructed out of elements from the 1600’s: heavily carved solid oak with brass studs. The carvings are intricate and unique to 17th Century pieces. To see our other sideboards,
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