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A late 19th century Louis XVI style mahogany folding games table, featuring a square green baize playing surface framed by a Greek-key gilt border. The top swivels and unfolds from
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A compact side chest of drawers made from solid Chinese rosewood (likely “hongmu”), with a framed top panel showing dark, contrasting grain typical of mid-20th-century Chinese hardwood furniture. The three
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This French Louis XVI style mahogany cylinder desk features an open upper gallery with a molded top, three mirrored back panels, and four finely turned front columns above a row
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A striking 19th century mahogany console table. The table features a dramatically grained mahogany apron above an elegant serpentine front profile, paired with a thick marble top in deep green
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A still life painting in oil on canvas, signed and dated, by Sergey Smetanin. This highly detailed still life artwork features a lavish bouquet of roses, lilies, irises, and morning
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A very rare pair of vintage Murano Glass Chandeliers with “Torciglione” Spiral Tubes. This matched pair of Murano glass chandeliers is composed of hand-blown clear glass elements, each tube formed
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A late-20th-century chrome-and-glass media console with three tempered-glass tiers supported by cylindrical chrome-plated steel posts. Clean lines, angled corners, and full transparency give it a light, modernist presence while still
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A pair of Louis XV style French armchairs (also known as fauteuils) with carved walnut frames, shaped backs, scrolling open arms, and cabriole legs. Upholstered in vintage floral tapestry in
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A late-20th-century Chinese scholar’s display shelf made from a dense Asian hardwood with grain characteristic of the highly coveted chicken-wing wood (jichimu). The tight, high-contrast streaking – from warm brown
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This metal bar cart by Global Views has branch textured detailing on the frame and handles, a black granite bottom shelf, and two tempered glass upper shelves. Global Views is
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An English, Victorian Settee constructed from solid mahogany with contemporary wool upholstery, supported on scrolled feet joined by skillfully carved friezes. Dimensions: L: 63″ D: 29.5″ H: 35″ SH:
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A French mahogany restoration style folding games from the late 19th century. The rectangular top swivels and unfolds to a square playing surface lined in red felt with gilt-tooled edging.
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An eye-catching floor torchiere combining a carved and giltwood Blackamoor figure with an elaborate hand-blown Murano glass light. The figure is carved from hardwood, stained a deep reddish-brown, and highlighted
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A Dutch, Mid-19th century oak buffet hutch with original gilt bronze hardware, glazed door panels, and a wonderful patina. Dimensions: W: 67″ D: 22.5″ T: 86.5″
A late 19th century English porter’s chair, upholstered in its original deep green hand-dyed leather with rich patina and deep button tufting. The high-back canopy form—designed to retain heat and
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An elegant Louis XVI style French display cabinet, circa 1890–1910, crafted from mahogany with kingwood and tulipwood parquetry, with finely cast gilt bronze mounts. It features two glazed doors with
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A rare, authentic, 18th-century Italian Rococo carved giltwood mirror with original red bole and water-gilded finish. The pierced frame features exuberant acanthus scrolls, shell motifs, and lattice-textured detailing, all displaying
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A Louis XVI style cabinet veneered in satinwood with diamond-matched parquetry and light fruitwood banding. The upper display case is glazed on three sides and retains its original red fabric
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This Arts & Crafts tiled washstand was made by Liberty & Co, London, and retains its original ivorine maker’s plaque. Constructed in solid oak, it features splayed legs, simple panelled
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A solid oak step-back hutch in the Renaissance Revival style, likely French, dating to around 1890–1910. The upper cabinet has glazed doors with adjustable shelving, and the lower section offers
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