This unique round, wooden occasional table features pierced decorations on the skirt, and a metal center panel decorated with cloisonne enamel and depicting rose flowers, butterfly and floral vines. Measures 25.2" across and 29.6" tall. Remnants of an old Japanese label on the underside is not decipherable. This table dates from the late nineteenth to early twentieth century.

This is an exceptional antique Aesthetic Movement, Japanned twig occasional or serving table. Measures 28" high and top measures 30" wide by 17" deep. Condition is excellent. Top features a black lacquered finish with red, gold and yellow floral designs. Structure is an "X" leg design with lower platform stretcher decorated in the same fashion as the top. Top has handles on the left and right sides.

This fabulous antique, ebonized and newly upholstered chair is believed to date from circa 1870-1880 or possibly earlier. Possibly English in origin. Features elements of Easthetic Movement style, including the ebonized finish, spaced ball turnings of the legs, rectangular back, and organic scrolled designs of the crestrail. Measures 35 7/8" high by 17" wide by 15 1/2" high. Features new padding and upholstery in neutral color with black geometric pattern...

This lovely antique ebonized armchair has its original hand-painted golden floral decoration and rush seat. Made by the Grand Ledge Chair Company of Grand Ledge MI, it's an exceptional example of American Fancy painted furniture in the Aesthetic style. Measures 33.75" high by 23" wide by 22.5" deep. This chair dates from no earlier than 1885...

This unique Brighton Pavilion style bamboo mirror likely dates from the Aesthetic Movement period of the late 19th century. Measures 36" wide by 36" tall by 7" deep. Candle platforms feature their original leather paper surfaces, and the left and right panels feature lovely lacquered floral designs. Beveled mirror is not original. There are no other known restorations or repairs of any kind. Rear carries a stamped mark that reads " M & C " and " No...

This unique Brighton Pavilion style bamboo and glass display cabinet likely dates from the early to mid 19th century, or possibly as late as the Aesthetic Movement period of the late 19th century. Measures 55.75" high by 26.5" wide by 15.5" deep. Interior features beautiful red and gold paper decoration, and top features a lovely lacquered floral design. Original door pull. Mirror is certainly old but doesn't appear to be original. There are no other known restorations or repairs of any kind.

This lovely Brighton Pavilion style bamboo cane table likely dates from the Aesthetic Movement period of the late 19th century. Measures 28 3/8" high by 25 3/4" wide by 18" deep. Top features a beautiful floral lacquered design and stretcher shelf features its original decorated leather paper. Top has a crack running lengthwise. Table is structurally sound.

This oak dining table dates from the early 20th century. It features a parquet design with ebony string inlay along the edges, and pedestal with hand-hammered metal base with metal florette motif. Metal is believed to brass or copper. Without leaves, table measures 71.25" long, 47" wide and 30" high. With two leaves (each 24" long) the table extends to 119.25" (9 feet 11.25 inches). Table has two pairs of turned legs that drop down to support the leaves. Leaves are not original...

Included here are four antique industrial steel pallets with their original wooden planks. They each measure 30" square and 8" high and have been stacked in our image to create a unique side table. Pairs may be stacked to create a cocktail or coffee table 16" in height. These items reside with our client near Hudson NY and may be seen in person by appointment.

This exceptional and large parquetry inlaid and gilt bronze-mounted commode dates from circa 1900, and exhibits the highest level of craftsmanship. We have inspected a few mounts and found the impressed marks of the bronzier which appear to read HPP, HFP, HPB OR HFB. Condition is excellent.

This extraordinary middle eastern wooden screen is believed to date from the early twentieth century, and features some of the most extensive and exceptional mother-of-pearl, ebony and bone inlay we have ever seen. Motifs are generally Islamic and geometric. In addition to the inlaid decoration, the curved tops feature a row of turned spindles, and the center panels feature intricate latticework crafted from assembled spindles. It stands 80" tall and each panel measures 24" wide...

This tremendous cabinet by Druce & Company of London dates from the period of Napoleon III or the Third Republic. It measures 92 by 60 by 14 inches (233.7 by 152.4 by 35.6 cm). Inspired by the designs of Boulle under Louis XIV, this ebonized mahogany cabinet features extensive ormolu bronze mounts and brass marquetry. Lower cabinet doors open to reveal two shelves with old (possibly original) red velvet and the Druce and Co. nameplate...