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.

Finely made Sheraton Mirror ca. 1830 Pennsylvania or possibly Ohio Valley. Rich tiger Maple with pilasters, roundel blocks, original wavy glass, original backboard. Fantastic, all original piece. Prov. Morris Finkel and Daughter.

Wonderfully original and fully intact, carved hardwood box from India, dates to the second half of the 19th century. Fantastically carved into a lotus shape, with a raised carved lid which pivots on one early machine made nail (certainly imported to India from England at that time). Patina is aged and darkened and interior includes ancient residues from usage over about a century. It is getting hard to find the real thing from India but this is it. Hand forged hasp lock top...

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.

American Sheraton Washstand, Pennsylvania origin, ca. 1840-60 Grain Painted with aged patina, dovetailed drawer underneath shelf.

An American work table made of solid walnut, early to mid 19th century, likely ca. 1840. Features chamfered bottom, dovetailed drawer also of solid walnut and the most interesting legs, which softly curve from a square shape into a curved French or Biedermeier style upturned foot. Originally sold as a Lower Mississippi River Valley piece, it may also be Texas origin. Relates closely to documented Texas Hill Country examples, probably German cabinet made in that region mid 19th century...

ANGLO-IRISH CUT CRYSTAL DECANTER 19TH CENTURY Wonderful and brilliant cut crystal decanter, mid 19th century with Anglo irish origin. Provenance of an important New Orleans estate. One minor fleabite along one ring. Beautiful in any setting.

Fantastic Chinese round wooden box, turned wood possibly jumu or cypress with well defined neck to the bowl and small turned lid. Probably paste box. Qing dynasty early 19th century, possibly earlier.

Fantastical and rectilinear delight! English tea caddy in single size, featuring exquisite striped marquetry pattern of lighter to darker woods and trim. Rosewood and fruitwood, I believe, possibly hickory as well. Original foil lining interior, original green batten cloth underneath as well.

A lovely and scarce pair of matching wall boxes, made and found in Valley of Virginia, 4th quarter 19th century. Made of walnut. Beautiful kerf marks are evident from both radial and straight saws. Dovetails are early machine cut, it appears, dating this to probably 1870. These may have been made as dresser boxes originally. Lovely!

British Oak Barleytwist Candlestick Ca. 1880 British oak candlestick in barleytwist form, Victorian circa 1880s or so. A fantastic example of a classic form with an generous turned saucer base and rich burnt umber colors coming from the oak twist. Top features a brass bobeche. One small area along lip of saucer reglued. Measures about 18 inches high. Dying to be electrified.

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.