This bentwood hallstand or coat dates from circa 1910 and is in excellent condition. Unsigned. Likely by Thonet, it was imported from Hungary a few years ago. Rich dark brown finish. New beveled mirror and Mucha reproduction print placed in the center. Original small center drawer is a convenient place to store keys, flashlights, small change, etc. Would make an impressive statement in any foyer or hallway. Measures 82 1/4" high by 36 1/4" wide by 13" deep...

This unique, mahogany art deco table comes from Austria or Hungary, and dates from circa 1925. Measures 26" high by 24 3/4" in diameter. Features four bobbin turned supports, resting on a square pedestal. Rich, reddish brown finish. Overall condition is very good. Largest flaw is a 1/4" nick from the top edge. Some other small nicks and scratches here and there.

This unique antique triple-armoire in pine features terrific classical ornamentation. Three distinct sections in total measure 75" wide. Center section measures 21" deep and side sections measure 18.5" deep. Center section measures 86" high and side sections measure 77.5" high. Original hardware. This item resides on the upper west side of Manhattan ( New York city ) and may be seen by appointment.

Included here is a matching pair of model 275 " S " chairs, circa 1970, attributed to Verner Panton (1926-1998). Black knit fabric is in good condition. There are no rips or tears. Each measures 36" high, 18.5" wide and 20" deep. Designed in 1956 by Panton, this chair was first put into production in 1966 by A. Sommer for Thonet. Made from bent laminated wood of various finishes, Thonet also covered this (and other Panton models) in various fabrics...

This fabulous vintage mirror features a three-dimensional lily pad motif crafted from copper and sheet metal, and very likely a work by Curtis Jere. Measures 31" wide, 20.5" high and 4.5" deep and weighs an estimated 15 lbs. May be hung horizontally or vertically. Signed with the initials " DT " or " DF " in the center of one pad in upper right corner...

Included here are a matching pair of mid-century modern table lamps and matching floor lamp, circa 1970, crafted from acrylic (lucite) and stainless steel. Each is in fine working order. There are no hallmarks. We have seen the table lamps attributed by other sellers to Pierre Cardin, but virtually all of his pieces were signed or labeled in some way and we do not support this attribution. A more likely designer is Charles Hollis Jones, George Kovacs, or Curtis Jere...

Included here is a set of six (6) matching polished brass side chairs, circa 1940, by Chiavara of Italy. Each measures 41.25" high, 15.25" wide and 15.50" deep. All are in very good condition, with no dents or repairs. Finish is tarnished and requires polishing. Red velvet upholstery is not original and requires replacement. Upholstery in quite dusty and on one chair has been torn severely. Padding is minimal. We have no additional images at this time...

This French Art Deco cocktail cabinet in rosewood dates from circa 1940 and is believed to be a design by Jules Le Leu (1883–1961). Could also be used as a display cabinet. Recently imported from Paris, beautifully restored and refinished. Measures 51" high by 39" wide by 19" deep. Top compartment features two sliding glass doors and glass shelf. Lower compartment interior is finished in lovely blond sycamore...

This magnificent antique Colonial Revival dining set is believed to date from the 1890s and features an 8 foot long refectory or library style table, two upholstered armchairs and 6 upholstered side chairs. Table measures 95.75" long by 40.5" wide by 30.25 high. It features cross-grain sections at each end, mortise and tenon and dowel construction methods. Its shape is normally associated with the Colonial era and commonly referred to as a library table for its long length and center stretcher. ...

This dramatic French Empire ebonized jardiniere dates from the 19th century and features its original faience plate made in Gien France. Plate is marked ""GEOFFROY Et Cie" and "GIEN". The stand features winged female dore bronze mounts at each shoulder, thin animalistic legs with stretcher holding the plate, a reticulated brass gallery along top of rectangular well (not lined), and decorative cross mounts on each side. There is damage to one leg and the stretcher where plate resides. We have all...

This fine Venetian painted and partially gilded blackamoor table dates from the 19th century and was appraised by Sotheby's in 1998 for $5,500. Measures 20" high and 11.5" across. Original finish. Very good condition. There are some minor losses from the base where the kneeling figure is affixed to the base, and the base is slightly loose. This item comes from the collection of Roni Steinberg Sokoloff, and resided in her former 63-acre estate on Cantitoe Street in Bedford New York, known as Cant...

This roundabout armchair in walnut dates from the Queen Anne period, circa 1725-1750. American or British (English) origin. It features solid center splats on each side, cabriole legs ending in pointed pad feet, and very old upholstery. Patina is very old and it does not appear that the chair has been refinished. Measures 31.5" high, 28.5" wide and 23.5" deep.

This chair comes from the collection of Roni Steinberg Sokoloff, and resided in her former 63-acre estate on Cantitoe Street i...