Impressive 18th Century Gold Leaf Italian Florentine Mirror. Fully restored with new backing, replaced beveled glass and re-gilded in 23 kt. gold leaf by a master gilder. Excellent condition. Size: 42.875" H x 32.5" W...

American Cherry Chest Of Drawers. Straight front with four full length graduated drawers having ebony inlay. Original brasses and with a scalloped apron and sides supported on french feet. Circa 1800...

American Cherry Hepplewhite Chest On Chest. Flat Top With Molded Cornice - Mahogany Veneer Banding - Canted Corners And Good Drawer Confirmation. On French Feet. Three Small Drawers Across Top With Center Small Drawer Concealing Three Secret Compartments. Then Double Drawers Over Three Graduated Drawers. Lower Section With Two Large Drawers. Scalloped Apron Sides. Secondary Wood Poplar - Brasses Replaced. Fifty Year Old Refinish. Connecticut. Circa 1790...

American Cherry Bureau/Slant Front Desk. Having fitted interior with series of small drawers and secret compartments. Four graduated lower drawers and ogee bracket feet. Original brasses. Hand dovetailing and plank drawer bottoms with beveled edges and original plank back. New England. Circa 1780...

American Chippendale Maple Lift Top Tall Blanket Chest (with mahogany stain). Two false top drawers and three functioning bottom drawers. Original brass pulls and pins. Bracket feet. Probably Pennsylvania...

American Four Drawer Chippendale Cherry Chest. With lift-up top having original cock pins, large bracket feet, and single board top and sides...

American Windsor Duck Bill Arm Chair. Having knuckle arm and 7 spindle back with continuous bamboo turnings. Seat now plugged. Pennsylvania...

American Empire Rosewood Secretary. With two double doors having original glass panes and three full size drawers with wooden knobs. Rosewood veneer throughout, except for fabulous painted graining on the upper portion sides. The back with original hand-forged steel nails. Circa 1820. Size: 39" W x 28.25" D(when open)- 19.5"(when closed) x 84.5" H....

American Federal Mahogany Game Table. Faded carmel color with canted corners and carved and reeded legs. Unusual and rare 5 leg configuration. The fifth leg swings out for support when table is extended. New York type. Circa 1800-1815. Provenance: placque attached Drew's Antiques, Omaha Neb. A distinguished shop owned by two twin brothers in business many years. Size: 35.5" L x 17.5" D x 29.5" H....

American Federal Style Mahogany Dining Table With Satinwood Inlay. Table Has Single Leaf But Could Accommodate Three Additional Leaves. Size: 59" W x 73" L (with leaf) x 28.5" H; (size without leaf: 58" L x 59" W). Clearance to apron is 24". Circa 1890. Set Of Six Dining Chairs Available Separately....

American Mahogany Hepplewhite Game Table With Contoured Frame And Flame Birch Inlay On Center Panel And Front Tapering Legs. Circa 1780....

American Chest Of Drawers With Faded Mahogany. Two small drawers over three long drawers flanked by reeded quarter columns on a moulded base with ogee bracket feet. Secondary wood: red cedar. The design for this piece was no doubt inspired by Thomas Chippendale in his Cabinetmaker’s Guide” published 1754. Circa 1790. Size: 45" L x 40.5" H x 21.5" D....

American Miniature/Child's Slant Front Desk. Fitted interior and with leather covered writing surface. Three graduated drawers below. Original brasses. Inlaid decorative wood band above the french feet. Circa 1810. Size:...

American Mahogany Period Hepplewhite Chest With Cupboard Top. The cupboard having pillar and scroll top with finial and twin pinwheels beneath which are double doors concealing four shelves and two small drawers at base. The bottom chest having fine satinwood inlay. The cupboard top and base are both period, but the cupboard top has been "married" to the base. Circa 1790. Possibly Virginia. ...

American Hepplewhite Maple Upright Secretary. In two sections with lower section having writing surface and single drawer with wooden pulls. Upper sections with two drawers and assorted pidgeon holes and open slots. Original brasses. Circa 1815-1820....