Chinese Export Porcelain In Rare Orange Fitzhugh Pattern - With Ornate Butterfly Border Made For The American Market - Comprising 16 Pieces. Provenance: Webb-Stewart Families From Virginia - Direct Descendants Of Jefferson Davis. These Pieces Are From The Service Owned By Jefferson Davis. Circa 1820. Sold Only As A Lot...

American Mahogany Neoclassical Game Table. Lyre shaped standard with brass rosettes and four splayed legs carved on ends terminating in brass capped feet on castors. Hinged top rotates and contains open storage space with original wool baize lining. Original throughout. In the manner of Charles-Honore' Lannuier. New York - Circa 1820's. Size:36.75" L x 18.5" D x 29" H.

Queen Anne Secretary Veneered In Various Woods. Walnut, ash, satinwood and ebony. Having bonnet top and single door with beveled mirror. Leather covered writing surface over four graduated drawers. Bun Feet. Replaced brasses. Circa 1720.

A Queen Anne Walnut Bachelor Chest. The rectangular highed top opening to a polished three piece book matched feather-banded figured walnut interior, above four graduated feather-banded drawers, all raised on large bracket feet. Circa 1720. Size: 28.75" L x 13.375" D x 31" H.

Four Piece Sterling Tea Service. Set Consists Of Tea Or Hot Water Kettle On Stand Retaining It's Alcohol-Burner Hinged Lid, Sugar Basin With Lid, Milk Or Cream Jug, And Waste Bowl. Each Piece Is Stamped 11 oz. And The Monogram "J.V.L." Is Also On The Bottom Of Each Piece. "J.V.L." Are Initials For Julie Villiers Lewis Who Married James McMillan (Detroit) And Later, Spencer Penrose In 1906 - Builder Of The Broadmoor Hotel In Colorado Springs. Circa 1880-1890.

Chinese Chippendale Gold Leaf Mirror With Pagoda Top And Carved Clusters Of Grapes And Leaves On Sides. Glass Mirror Has Been Replaced - Otherwise In Original, Untouched Condition - England Circa 1755. Size: 57" L x 27" W.

Exceptional Quality Qing Dynasty Chinese Bronze Incense Burner Having Imperial Chowmark Of Ming Dynasty Emperor Xuande. The censer or incense burner in neo-pagan witchcraft is used for burning incense, herbs, wood and other substances, to cleanse and purify the air before rituals...

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. Size: 74.25" H x 39.25" W x 30.25" D.

Early Walnut Chest On Frame. Beautiful Color with crossbanded drawer fronts - two short drawers over three long graduated drawers on arched apron frame with cabriole legs. Ornate brass pulls. Circa 1730. Size: 40.75" W x 12/5" D x 54.75" H.

Welsh Oak Dresser with three drawers across the frieze above turned legs joined by a pot cupboard. Upper portion having closed back with place rack shelves and several remaining cup hooks. Circa 1730-1750. Size: 81" H x 16" D x 61.75" W.

Regency Period Mahogany Architect's Desk. On turned legs terminating in brass castors. With flat top working area - false drawer front with brass lions heads and ring pulls. The drawer front drops down revealing a tan tooled leather covered sliding interior with two shallow small drawers and pidgeon holes. Well area lined in green felt and flanked by six hinged boxes with satinwood ovals each containing four letters of the alphabet for filing. Circa 1810. Size: 33.75" D x 57" W x 35.25" H...

Georgian Mahogany Bureau Bookcase/Secretary. With double fretwork glass doors and removable cornice. Slant front bureau section fitted with satinwood interior drawers and conch shell patera. Secret drawers either side of small central door. With four full graduated drawers below terminating on low bracket bandy feet. Brass bail pulls. Bookcase added later. Circa 1800. Size: 47.5" W x 27.5" D x 87.25" H.