Set of six William Switzer armchairs in a Rococo Revival style. Carved hardwood frames with a painted and parcel-gilt finish, featuring shaped cartouche backs, shell and acanthus motifs, and cabriole
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Early 20th century Empire style mahogany cabinet featuring a clean architectural form with a stepped cornice and restrained classical ornament. Fitted with mirrored double doors opening to adjustable interior shelving,
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This is a 1960s Murano “Poliedri / Ice Glass” style chandelier by: Carlo Nason for Mazzega. Made with thick, textured, sculptural glass blocks in alternating clear and amber tones. The
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Upholstered chaise lounge with a shaped backrest and scrolled arm, featuring deep button tufting to the back, arm, and base. Recently reupholstered in a soft neutral fabric, presenting clean and
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Set of six Louis XVI style dining chairs, including four side chairs and two armchairs. Constructed in burl walnut with a warm-toned finish, featuring shaped cane backs and seats within
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This antique, Empire style extending dining table features a richly figured burl wood top with a warm, high-gloss finish, accented by a fine inlaid border. The frieze is decorated with
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A fine mid-19th century Victorian mahogany breakfront sideboard, crafted from richly figured mahogany with a shaped backsplash adorned by carved scroll and foliate motifs. It features a recessed central section
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A striking vintage “Memphis” lounge chair and matching ottoman designed by renowned Italian architect and designer Mario Bellini for Natuzzi. This sculptural lounge set embodies late 20th-century Italian modernism, featuring
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This French Louis XVI style carved oak marriage armoire dates to the late 19th century and was crafted in the Normandy area of France from solid oak with a rich,
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A mid 19th Century French rosewood upholstered settee, also commonly referred to as a parlor sofa or couch, features a solid carved rosewood frame and graceful serpentine form with a
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This pair of French style Marge Carson leather accent chairs features carved hardwood frames with a warm, lightly distressed finish and brown leather upholstery. The frames follow a Louis XV
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An antique French marble top nightstand or small chest of drawers in the Louis XV style, featuring three drawers decorated with geometric cube marquetry in kingwood, satinwood, and tulipwood. The
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French Empire style bookcase in flame mahogany from France, circa 1850 – 1875. Featuring two partially glazed doors opening to adjustable interior shelving with traditional sawtooth shelf supports, allowing for
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A breathtaking monumental crystal chandelier attributed to Schonbek, crafted in the late 20th century and showcasing the refined grandeur for which the Austrian firm is renowned. Standing nearly 5 feet
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Empire style Schonbek crystal chandelier. This striking fixture features a dramatic tiered silhouette, with a gracefully tapered upper column cascading into a wide, bowl-form body. The frame is richly adorned
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This hand-wrought iron round dining table features a substantial glass top resting on an exceptionally heavy forged iron base. The base is constructed with scrolling ironwork, turned supports, and a
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A set of four Art Nouveau style nesting tables featuring landscape marquetry in the manner of Emile Galle. Each top is inlaid with a different scenic motif – trees, cottages,
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A contemporary crystal chandelier in a classic basket form, hung with faceted icicle prisms and square-cut drops over a gilt metal frame. The crystals have sharp facet lines, producing strong
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A striking Swarovski crystal chandelier from famed Austrian lighting company Schonbek’s Bagatelle collection, known for its classical European design and high-end construction. The fixture features eight scrolling arms rising from
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This French cheval mirror is likely an early Empire period piece, dating to approximately c. 1800–1820, though a slightly later manufacture in the early to mid-19th century cannot be ruled
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