A set of four carved oak pilasters, 17th century

A Group of Three Carved Oak Figural Pilasters 17th Century comprising a Continental pair and an English example. Height of two taller examples 30 3/4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Assembled Set of Six Carved Oak Side Chairs, Lancashire, England, 17th century, each back with assorted carved leaves and flowers, plank seats and turned legs and stretcher, back approx. ht. 42, seat

Set of Four Carved Oak Fluted Ionic Columnslate 19th century106 x 13 1/2 x 9 inches

A matched set of four late nineteenth century carved oak panels having various relief carved masks. Ht: 35" Wd: 26"

Set of four 19th century German carved oak side chairs with dark finish, all with unique backs and seats, 34" H x 15" W x 15" L.

A harlequin set of eight carved oak side chairs or 'joined backstools' Late 17th century and later, South Yorkshire/Derbyshire Each chair with differing interlaced carving and ornament, all with scrol

A Set of Four Carved Oak Capitals with a Glass Top as a Low Table 20th Century Property from the Estate of Stephen B. Contro, Bassando del Grappa, Italy and Chicago, Illinois

AN ENGLISH WILLIAM AND MARY CARVED OAK FOUR DRAWER CHEST, LATE 17TH/EARLY 18TH CENTURY, the rectangular top within molded trim above drawers centering three stepped rectangular molded panels with rave

late 19th / early 20th century; each top with three planks with butterfly joints, raised on carved cup-and cover supports 17 x 42 1/4 x 14 in. (43.2 x 107.3 x 35.6 cm.)

Late 17th / early 18th century carved oak four drawer chest, 39".

(4) SET OF FOUR FINELY STONE CARVED WITH FOUR IMMORTALS FIGURES. China, Probably Ming dynasty and later, Probably 16-17th century. CONDITION: Considerable overall wear to surfaces and some chips. Each

Ebonized Dog's Head Figural Chairs late 19th century, oak and possibly other mixed woods with mask-carved and pierced backs, barley twist styles and legs, the armchairs each with well-carved dog's hea

Jacobean Carved Oak Chest of Drawers , 17th c., plank top, four double-paneled drawers, bracket feet, h. 40 1/2 in., w. 40 in., d. 22 in.

late 20th century, splint oak seats, two with woven backs and two with slat backs. 40 x 19 x 17 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

A set of four nineteenth century vine and leaf carved wood pilasters with gilt carved capitals. Ht: 106" Wd: 13.5" Dpth: 4"

A carved oak Flemish figure of the Archangel Gabriel Late 16th or early 17th century Carved with curled long hair and flowing robes, set on a shaped base, lacking hands, 34cm wide x 24cm deep x 106cm

17th century, having four drawers, original finish and brass tear drop pulls hardware, post feet h. 34-1/2 w. 37-1/2 d. 21-1/2 in. Provenance: By descent through the family of an important South Salem

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN OAK PARLOR DOORS, LATE 19TH CENTURY. Each set with four panels of carved and reticulated scrolled acanthus and with later extensions to the height and width. Together with later c

Grand pair of carved wooden (Oak with Inset Burled Walnut Panels) doors from the interior of a castle in Yorkshire, England. Circa 17th c. They are 8 ft tall and come with hinges and locking mechanism

Swiss carved wood draw-leaf table; the rectangular top with a long frieze drawer to one side; set upon four splayed baluster legs connected by a broad box stretcher; 17th Century; Provenance: Collecti

Some elements 16th/17th century, divided into three bays with four acanthus-carved brackets flanking three short drawers, each over a grillwork cabinet door flanked by cartouche-topped pilasters that

English Jacobean Oak Linen Fold Cupboardlate 17th / early 18th century, one part form, top with molded edge, four pin-hinged relief carved linen fold doors, shelved interior, each side with four panel

A small 17th / 18th century plank top stool with four hewn legs. Plus a small carved stool, the rectangular oak top with carved sloping overhanging edge, over a plain frieze raised on block legs joine

English, circa 1690 - 1710. Early Georgian oak side or tavern table having a rectangular twin board top over a relief carved frieze of joined trefoils beneath arcading on all four sides concealing one