Antique Chippendale style chest on chest in mahogany having a cove molded cornice with rosewood inlay above a series of graduated drawers with line inlay; the top case with canted, fluted corners, the bottom case raised on ogee molded feet. English, circa 1840.
Antique English brass bound lap desk in mahogany with a rectangular hinged lid opening to a fitted interior with writing slope and secret compartments; having a side drawer and mounted on a later stand.
Circa 1830-1840.
Fine antique Classical small scale chiffonier / bookcase in nicely figured mahogany, having a superstructure with carved and shaped gallery with turned supports, a bowed central drawer and cabinet doors below with brass grillwork. Circa 1835
Fine English Regency bedside table in mahogany, having a galleried “tray” top above a bowfront cabinet door flanked by recessed panels and raised on tapered, reeded legs. Circa 1810.
Antique French Louis XVI style carved and gilt wood stool, having a needlepoint seat above a carved and pierced skirt and carved tapered legs.
Circa 1880.
Rare 18th-century child’s tilt-top tea table in mahogany, having a circular dished top above a “cannon” turned pillar raised on cabriole Queen Anne legs. English, ca. 1760.
Diameter: 21.75”
Height, at rest: 35.25”
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Fine 18th century English “riddle-back” sidechair in mahogany having shaped and pierced crestrail and three similarly carved slats above a saddle seat and straight, moulded legs joined by an “H” stretcher. Circa 1780.
Provenance: from the Boiardi Family Collection, Penderyn House, Wye River, MD.
Fine antique French marquetry vitrene table in rosewood with brass mounts, having rectangular top with scrolling vine and floral inlay, brass banding and an inset beveled glass panel above a similarly decorated skirt and raised on octagonal tapered legs with similar inlay and ending in brass turned feet. Circa 1870
Rare pair of colonial carved ebony sidechairs, having pierced crestrail above an oval upholstered back, with reeded tapered legs and pierced skirt. Probably Anglo-Indian, mid-19th century.
