Early 19th Century mahogany cased two day marine

A good mid-19th century two-day mahogany marine chronometer Richard Hornby, Liverpool, No. 793 The three part case with blank brass cartouche inlaid on the top lid, the centre section with 12 point br

A good mid 19th century two-day brass bound mahogany marine chronometer with unusual auxiliary compensation Frodsham, Gracechurch Street London Number 499 The three part case with blank brass cartouch

A Scottish Mahogany Cased Three-Day Ship's Chronometer Kelvin, Bottomley & Baird Ltd., Glasgow, Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height of case 7 3/4 x width 7 3/4 x depth 7 1/2 inches.

British Double Fusee Bracket Clockearly 19th centurythe mahogany case with a brass pineapple finial, trim and two floral handles, 8-day double fusee time and strike movement, signed "Middleton, S

Early 19th c. Mahogany Cased Banjo Barometer, by Matthew Woller of Birmingham, having a brass finial above a double swan's neck pediment, round hygrometer and stick thermometer with silvered dials bel

Early 19th c mahogany cased banjo clock attributed to Horace Tift, North Attleboro, Massachusetts (note glue block arraingement), ht 33"

Item/Description: 19th Century, two-day marine chronometer by James Sweetman Eiffe, London. Silvered dial is numbered: 457 and marked: Eiffe, 48 Lombard St. South Cresct, London City and Bedford Sq. T

Early 19th century, mahogany. Two piece with molded cornice, turned feet and paneled doors. Interior shelves, the top also has a fold down shelf. Refinished, age splits, some pieced repairs to cornice

GEORGIAN CHEST OF DRAWERSEnglish, 18th-early 19th century, mahogany. Two short drawers and three long drawers raised on bracket feet.50 3/4 x 43 1/2 x 21 1/2 in. (128.91 x 110.49 x 54.61 cm.)

Having Reeded legs top having molded edge. H 29 3/4 inches width 18 inches depth 23 inches.

Early 19th century mahogany highboy. Two piece construction original hardware and finish, note joint seperations, old restoration see photos for lose. Approx. 75" t by 44" w by 21" d.

Circa 1800 / Early 19th C. Mahogany, with two oversized leaves, and straight legs. Condition commensurate with age and use. Gouges and staining to top, legs possibly cut down, resulting in slight wobb

C. HARRIS, CORNHILL, LONDON. NO 862 AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY EIGHT-DAY MARINE CHRONOMETER the brass gimbaled drum-shaped case enclosing a 4.5" matt silvered engraved dial with subsidiary seconds and powe

A good mid 19th century two-day brass-bound rosewood marine chronometer Frodsham & Son Liverpool & London No. 1608 The three part case with blank brass cartouche inlaid on the top lid, the centre sect

Early 19th c. mahogany sofa table. Two drawers with side drop leaves. 47" x 28 1/2" with 12" leaves, 27 1/2" Ht..

EARLY 19TH C BOSTON DINING TABLE, MAHOGANY, TWO PART, ORIGINAL CASTORS AND TABLE YOKES FOR LEAVES, TWO LEAVES INCLUDED, 65 X 51 X 28.5 LEAVES 15.5 WIDE

EARLY 19TH C MAHOGANY FEDERAL STAND HAVING TWO DRAWERS, CARVED SPIRAL LEGS, DROP LEAVES, ORIGINAL BRASS PULLS 18.5 X 18 X 27.5T

Early 19th C. mahogany hanging shelf with two drawers, 30"h. x 22 1/2"w. x 7"d.

Early 19th century. Banded mahogany case. 8-day brass time only. Moberg glass. Ht. 32". The Dr. Gregory Zemenick Collection, Michigan.

possibly Charleston, SC, early 19th century, thin mahogany top over two dovetailed drawers, white pine secondary, 27-3/4 x 16-1/2 x 15-1/4 in.

British, early 19th century, mahogany circular tops with two drop leaves and brass banding, tripod-base with brass casters, 48 in.

English, early 19th century. A George III mahogany two over three drawer chest with rectangular top over a molded edge and raised on bracket feet. Apparently unmarked. Approx: h. 37", w. 41", d. 20.5"

English, early 19th century Georgian inlaid mahogany eight day time and strike tall case clock having a arched or bonnet top over a circular brass and glazed door opening to the brass dial having Roma

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY EIGHT-DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, SIGNED W. TERRY, RICHMOND, the 12¾-inch painted break-arch dial with shepherdess in the arch, shells to each corner, subsidiary