Pair of Italian Baroque gilt carved mirrors, the crests with heavily carved floral baskets within scrolling cartouches, the sides with scrolling and pierced foliate and leaf decoration above a foliate bottom border. Both fitted with central rectangular mirror plates and individual mirror plates within the carved frame. 48 1/2" H x 24" W. 18th century. […]
Lot 282: Pair Small Continental Painted Console Tables
Pair of small Neoclassical style parcel gilt and polychrome painted pine console tables, each having a five sided top with polychrome paint simulating stone, over a conforming frieze with applied giltwood ribbon, swag and rosette carved moldings, supported on a single tapering square leg with fluting at top and gilt molded husk and leaf decoration […]
Lot 278: George III Server or Huntboard
British, possibly Irish Hepplewhite server or huntboard, European hardwood and softwoods. Rectangular top with molded edge and breadboard ends, over two scratch beaded and dovetailed drawers with batwing brasses and medial molding over slightly tapered square legs with fretwork corner returns. Dimensions: 37" H x 43 1/4" W x 18 5/8" D. Late 18th/Early 19th […]
Lot 279: Geo. III Trumeau Mirror with Anglo-Indian Landscape Oil
Trumeau mirror framed with oil on canvas Indian scene in the manner of Thomas and William Daniell, featuring a river landscape with long boat containing numerous Indian figures, sailing by two ships bearing British flags. Overlooking the river is a terrace leading to two white-washed Georgian style buildings surrounded by trees. Below the painting are […]
Lot 280: George III Inlaid Mahogany Standing or Collector’s Desk
Rare Sheraton inlaid mahogany Standing Desk, also known as a “Stand Up Desk” or Collector’s Cabinet Desk. Tall rectangular case having brass gallery and a slant front top with reeded edge, opening to reveal a fitted interior with string-inlaid central prospect door and four pigeon holes with scalloped valances, atop a reeded base. Hinged and […]
Lot 276: Aesthetic Movement Jardiniere, possibly Herter Bros.
An American ebonized and marquetry inlaid Aesthetic Movement jardiniere, possibly Herter Brothers workshop. Comprised of a rectangular shaped planter with black metal liner, the exterior with stylized floral marquetry inlay and reeded corners above squared and carved tapering legs with carved and square capitals and repeating carved decoration to the lower legs and feet, all […]
Lot 277: 19th C. Center Table with Black Marble Top
English Regency or American Classical Center Table, mahogany and mahogany veneers with oak secondary wood; circular black marble top with molded edge over a hexagonal baluster form pedestal and tripodal plinth base with carved volutes and demi-rosettes at ends, raised on ball feet. Dimensions: H: 27 3/4 inches x 38 1/4 diameter. 19th century. PROVENANCE: […]
Lot 273: New England Hepplewhite Mahogany Inlaid Server
New England Hepplewhite mahogany and flame mahogany inlaid server or serving table, pine secondary. Comprised of an overhanging molded top above two full length dovetailed drawers with line inlay and finely figured veneers, oval brass pulls, and pull out slide having brass pulls between the drawers. Tall tapering Hepplewhite legs with line inlay are extensions […]
Lot 274: Classical Gilt Carved Girandole Convex Mirror
American Classical gilt-carved and gesso girandole and bull's eye mirror. Consisting of a gilt carved frame with rococo style crest and base and two scrolling arms to each side supporting one candle holder and one carved urn, centered by a convex mirror accented by applied ball or orb shaped ornaments. 31" total H x 25 […]
Lot 275: American Late Classical Mahogany Mixing Table
American Classical ham or mixing table, possibly Anthony Quervelle, Philadelphia, or Baltimore; mahogany with flame mahogany veneers, poplar secondary. Rectangular ogee molded top above an applied scrolled decorative frieze, single trapezoidal form paneled cabinet door opening to three shelves and paneled sides, on a flaring and molded base with front scrolled feet and rear turned […]