Rare small scale George III architect's (or reading) table in mahogany, having a hinged, two part adjustable top with detachable book rest above a pierced fretwork skirt and raised on straight moulded legs with pierced corner brackets and leather castors. English, circa 1760.
Provenance: from the Estate of Ella Poe Burling, Washington, D.C.
Rare small scale English bookcase on stand with two shelves with scrolled ends above two drawers with ebony and boxwood stringing mounted on a tapered leg stand with lower shelf. Early 19th century.
Fine American carved walnut, marble top centertable, having a rectangular white marble top with babys bottom corners above a conforming molded skirt and supported by a central vasiform pillar with carved acanthus decoration and four cyma curved legs above an X form molded base raised on turned feet ending in castors. Circa 1870.
Antique Edwardian painted satinwood work or sewing table inlaid with rosewood and ebony, having an oval hinged top opening to a well, a conforming skirt and downswept legs joined by an "X" stretcher. (Missing fabric work bag.) Circa 1880.
Height: 30.25"
Length: 18.25" ...click for details
Two Similar George III Armchairs in mahogany , having carved and shaped crestrails above openwork splats, scrolled armrests, slip seats and straight chamfered legs joined by "H" stretchers. Circa 1780.
Heights:37.25" and 36.75" Widths: 22" and 23.5" ...click for details
Fine antique English William IV upholstered armchair in rosewood, having a curved crestrail above a leather upholstered back, downswept, scrolling arms with padded rests and shaped supports and raised on octagonal tapered legs ending in later brass castors (rear legs tipped). Circa 1835.
Provenance: from the Boiardi Family Collection, Penderyn House, Wye River, MD. ...click for details
Nice small scale antique English Hepplewhite style bowfront sideboard in mahogany inlaid with satinwood with central drawer flanked by two deeper port drawers and raised on straight tapered legs ending in spade feet. Mid 19th century.
Unusual inlaid satinwood and mahogany one drawer stand having square inlaid top with brass banding, above a single drawer and raised on a ring turned pillar and downswept tapered legs ending in brass castors, English or Continental, early 19th century.
Provenance: from the Boiardi Family Collection, Penderyn House, Wye River, MD
