American small occasional table with a scrolled top panel that is on a hexagonal pedestal base over a circular base that is attached to four carved bold lion claw feet. Age: 19th century Size: 25 ½” high x 36 ½” wide x 29” deep

This unusual 19th Century empire settee has a mahogany wood frame, carved top rail has linear lines that terminate into a scrolled large leaf motif and a scrolled back rail, curved sides have a carved wood detail on the front of each end, and apron has the linear lines and leaf motif, four large carved animal claw feet that are on wheels. It is upholstered in an animal print fabric, and the side bolsters are removable. It is 36” high x 63” wide x 24 ½” deep.

This elegant late 19th century Victorian walnut library table has simplified lines with carved detail on the top coroners and the side supports that are stained a darker accent color, the side support carved with scrolled design with a shield medallion, the bottom rectangular stretcher has a subtle curved and cut out design. It is in good condition throughout with slight signs of wear. It is 31 ½” high x 51” wide x 23 ¾” deep.

Exquisite 18th Century Tiger Maple Flattop Highboy whose upper and lower case is supported on slender Queen Ann legs, the five drawer upper case and the three lower case drawers all have their original hardware except for the small drawer at the bottom which is missing its hardware. The elegance of this chest is seen in its form and the quarter-cut tiger maple with its warm amber color, made in Massachusetts. America: 1740-1760 - Height: 63 ¾”x (Uppercase 35 3/4” wide x 18 ½” deep) (Lower Case 38 ½” wide x 20” deep) (161.9 x 97.8 x 50.8 cm)