Catalog: Antiques: Furnishings (129)

Large (8 feet tall) Grand oak bookcase attributed to Gustave Herter circa 1880. Note the unmatched fine cabinetry and artistic deep three dimensional carving. Herter brothers furniture is among America's finest and can be viewed in museums such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Dimensions: 97" high X 87" wide X 19.5" deep.

Striking unmatched quality in execution, style and materials this remarkable piece demonstrates the superlative excellence only matched by the two verified Neo Grec Alexander Roux pieces in the Metropolitan Museum and the Munson-Proctor-Williams Institute. French born cabinetmaker Alexander Roux (1813–1886) produced some of the finest American furniture in his New York facility...

Grand striking Mahogany Neoclassical Centennial bookcase made by the Bradburn Furniture Company in London, England as an homage to the original 18th Century mahogany piece custom made by William Vile and John Bradburn for Queen Charlotte of England and Buckingham Palace in 1762 (see photos of original). The original its origin and background can be viewed on the royalcollection website for English Museums and Palaces, e-Gallery page – see bookcase)...

Elegant 19th Century French ebonized brass inlaid console cabinet features marble top as well as finely chased brass Bacchian God and Goddess motif of Civilization. Dimensions: 52" high X 48" wide 20" deep.

Superlative Museum quality 1850s Philadelphia deeply hand carved oak set including elaborate sideboard, expandable dining table and 8 chairs. Note the exquisitely carved dragons, cornucopias, grapes, walnuts and Bacchus of the Masterpiece sideboard (sideboard dimensions: 7' high X 6'8" wide X 2'3" deep). Round carved dining table (5 feet round expandable to 9 feet long X 30" high)...

Striking outstanding example of the one of the best American cabinet makers - Pottier and Stymus inlaid rosewood cabinet. Dimensions: 51" high X 63" wide X 22" deep.

Dimensions: 88" high X 89" long X 70" wide. Inside dimensions (for mattress) 81" X 65".

Matching highly carved 19th Century French oak canopy bed and armoire, from the Saxe-Coberg-Gotha Collection, custom made for the Veste Coberg Castle in Coberg, Germany for the Saxe-Coberg-Gotha Royal family in 1840. The Saxe-Coberg family is related to many European royal families including the British Royal Family (Queen Victoria’s husband, Prince Albert, second son of Ernst, Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha), the Belgian Royal Family, and former Royal Families of Portugal and Bulgaria...

Rare graceful curvilinear antique 19th Century ormalu mounted mahogany marble top table in the stylish kidney shape by Paul Sormani. Circa 1860s. Dimensions: 30”high X 27” wide X 18” deep. Galleried kidney shaped period specimen marble top over ormalu mounted mahogany structure with drawer, shelf, subtle cabriolet legs and ormalu claw feet...

Large antique rare special Turtle shape English Rosewood tilt top table. Beautiful rosewood surface, original bronze hardware and casters. Dimensions: 30" high 65" long X 48" deep.

Three piece rosewood Rococo parlor set in the Hawkins rose pattern manufactured by J.W. Meeks Including a sofa with a pair of matching chairs upholstered in a beautiful fabric - note chair fabric is different than sofa fabric. Circa 1850. Dimensions: Couch - 48" high X 64" wide X 38" deep. Chairs - 43" high X 19" wide X 19" deep each. Ask about buying the couch or chairs separately.

This rare museum quality master-crafted and detailed English Aesthetic Movement Sideboard was designed and signed (see photo of hallmark) by Charles Mills, famous cabinet maker of Bradford, England. Featured in this amazing rare historic piece are finely executed Nature motif inlaid panels, deep three dimensional hand carved Nature scenes, six hand carved Owl finials and supremely chased custom made aesthetic themed drawer pulls, locks and decorative accoutrement bronze hardware...

At over six feet long and more than five feet high this Grand rare late Jacobean, English upholstered carved walnut triple-back settee is an exceptional example of fine craftsmanship. Remarkable, refined, detailed pierce carving. Circa 17th - 18th Century. 75" long X 62" high X 33" d. Re-upholstery can be provided at cost.

Beautiful oval antique 19th Century ormalu mounted mahogany table by Paul Sormani. Circa 1860s. Dimensions: 29”high X 28” wide X 21” deep. Subtle cabriolet legs and ormalu appointments on table, drawer and claw feet. Paul Sormani (1817 - 1877), one the most important cabinetmakers of the 19th century, was born in Venice then moved to Paris and became the award winning furniture maker for the French Imperial Court of Napoleon III...

Beautiful rich lustrous brass inlaid rosewood English regency breakfast table with gilt trim and casters. This your chance to own a real museum quality treasure. This all original fine piece has fully functioning brass hardware for tilt feature to save space (see photos). h. 28.5" X 49.5" diameter. Circa 1800-1815.

Superlative quality antique French Napoleon III ormolu mounted, brass inlaid ebonized desk, Cremer Hallmark (see photo), circa 1850. The desk is raised by straight fluted tapered legs decorated by ormolu sabots and chased bands. The legs are joined by an ‘X’ stretcher with chased brass ormolu accents. The desktop and locking cabinet doors are inlaid with artistic handmade intricate Nature themed brass design (key included)...

Own this beautifully Master crafted burl wood 19th Century American Victorian partial canopy bed which features fluted columns, artistic finials and exquisite design. This fine piece of living functional artwork measures 9 feet 3 inches tall (at the top of the canopy), 86' X 68" (outside dimensions of length and width) and inside bed frame dimensions(mattress measurements) of 79.5" X 58.5".

Beautiful rich lustrous brass inlaid rosewood English regency breakfast table with gilt trim and casters. This your chance to own a real museum quality treasure. This all original fine piece has fully functioning brass hardware for tilt feature to save space (see photos). h. 28.5" X 49.5" diameter. Circa 1800-1815.