Seventeenth century British William and Mary mirror, ca. 1690 or so, in fine burl walnut veneers, with what appears to be original wood backing and forged iron hook hanger and a replaced but very old mirror glass. Indicates it at one time may have had what was probably an elliptical or rounded crown attached, now long gone. A fine period piece with wonderful glow in delicate smaller size.

A high country ca 1835 Sheraton style chest in thick solid cherry and curly maple. Made in Cass County, Indiana in 1835. Signed with provenance. Attributed to James Henry, born circa 1804 in Tennessee, arrived in Miami Township in 1832-33 and settled next to David and Catherine Berry Miller, also amongst the earliest settlers in the county and the original owners of the piece. Fantastic and important piece of early Indiana furniture...

A fine American Classical Mahogany Commode, circa 1830 and featuring its original marble top over a molded frieze, cross-banded door with shelved interior, molded base and casters. Height is 30 1/4 in., width is 20 1/2 in., and depth 17 1/4 in. A perfect stand for bed or foyer.

Absolutely rare and original bench made buckboard wagon low seat with back. Found in the 1970's and probably made in New Orleans ca 1890-1910. Features original green paint on weathered cypress and rusty iron brace supports in fantastic patina. Interesting conversation piece and rare object from old Louisiana. Measures 10 h to the seat, about 15 inches high to top of the back, and about 30 inches wide.