George III Mahogany Framed Sofa

England c. 1780

Late Queen Anne / Early George I Carved Walnut Side Chair

England, c1710-20

Of generous proportions, the highly figured walnut and walnut veneered side chair 

with quite finely carved shells and exceptional C-scrolls to the front knees

40" High x 24" Wide x 24" Deep

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Queen Anne / George I Oak & Walnut Chest of Drawers 

England, c1705-1720

A well-figured walnut fronted oak chest, the rectangular top above two short and three long

graduated fruitwood crossbanded drawers, d-form moldings and oak paneled sides, raised on

bracket feet, pegged top; keyhole escutcheons possibly original; excellent color and patination

34” High x 38” Wide x 21” Deep

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George III Mahogany "Gainsborough" Library Chair

England, c1765

Retaining old surfaces and brass and leather casters, with squab cushion.

Newly covered in linen under-upholstery, for slip-cover or upholstery of choice

18th century English library chairs were introduced in the mid-18th century.
The contemporary name was a "French chair".  However they are sometimes referred 

to as Gainsborough chairs, as they resembled the low open arm chairs frequently used 

in the 18th century paintings by Thomas Gainsborough.

39" High, Seat Height 17"

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George II Cuban Mahogany Wine Table

England, c1740

An elegant and early form of the tripod wine table, the circular dished top above a plain column 

stem, terminating in a wide shaped platform base above cabriole legs ending in pad feet

  The tripod table evolved from the rudimentary candlestands coming into England c1680.  About 1725,

the first tables seen on a straight shaft above cabriole legs are seen.  Note the remains of the 17th

century platform still discernible where the legs meet the standard. 

The lower tripod tables with smaller dished tops are wine tables, as opposed to

candlestands - although they could serve varied functions.

A table of the same form is illustrated and discussed in British Antique Furniture, Andrews, Figure #890.

 21” High, the dished top 11” Diameter

Regency Mahogany and Satinwood Pembroke Table

England, c1810

A very fine and rare high-style form with klismos legs, with wide

satinwood crossbanding, and satinwood and ebony stringing;

beautiful surfaces 

28” High x 19” Wide x 33.75” Deep

William III / Queen Anne Walnut Side Chair

England, c1700-1710

Still reflecting the late 17th century Chinese influences, a superb early walnut side chair with

a raised crestrail ending in applied decoration, above “bended” back and stiles, over a

padded seat in the William & Mary manner, the front cabrioles of quite fine form, curving over

at the seat juncture with applied endings and terminating in pad feet, the rear legs extending the

 fine sweep of the rake and ending in block feet, the legs connected by block and turned stretchers

43” High x  23” Wide x  19” Deep

George III Provincial Mahogany Bachelor's Chest

England, c1765-70

Of well figured mahogany in the original finish, with original bail handles and original feet,

the top drawer with a retracting leather-covered writing slide

30" High x 32" Wide x 17 1/2" Deep

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