ca 1800 period CT River Valley birch & cherry tray top

period Hepplewhite ca 1800-1815 CT River Valley cherry 4 drawer chest from Springfield, MA w glass knobs on flared French feet - sgnd on the back - 38" tall x 43" wide x 19" deep

ca 1760's QA CT River Valley cherry round top snake ft candlestand in old surface - 27" tall

A serpentine thumb molded cherry 2 board over 4 graduated drawers on an applied bracket base, old red stain with old brass. 33”H x case 38.5”W x 18.5”D.

Very Fine circa 1800 Connecticut Serpentine Top Stand, eastern CT or CT River Valley, with full drawer, set on square tapered legs with edge beading and chamfered backs, connected by raised and pierce

excellent quality 18thC CT River Valley QA cherry dish top, tilt top candle or kettle stand - 21" diam top

Nice old ca 1760 CT River Valley pine scrub top vase & ring turned stretcher base tap table scraped down to old blueish paint on base - table retains full height - 42 1/2" x 25 1/2" top x 25 1/2" tall

Fine period Federal ca 1800 CT cherry 4 dr graduated chest w tiger maple drawer fronts on flared French feet

ca 1760 period QA CT cherry candlestand w shaped & molded top & well formed cabriole legs - in old surface w traces of orig red stain - 27" tall

Period Federal ca 1800-1820 CT cherry 2 dr stand w tiger maple drawer fronts - 29" tall x 23 1/2" wide x 19 3/4" deep

Fine period QA ca 1760 CT cherry & pine true tap table on wonderful legs- 31 1/2" x 26" top x 28 1/2" tall

Most unusual period Hepplewhite ca 1790-1810 Stratford, CT cherry pembroke dropleaf table on cross stretcher base w heart & crown crested apron cut outs and shaped top

Very nice ca 1760 CT cherry & pine Chippendale period corner cupboard w orig glass panel top door & raised panel bottom featuring reeded column molding & good old color & surface - 76 1/2" tall x 46 1

tiger maple two board top with cherry or gum wood splayed turned legs and molded box stretchers, Hudson River Valley, 17th century. 26" high, 23" wide, 16" deep. Age expected wear and losses, shrinkag

Pair of Late George III Mahogany Knife Urns on Bases ca. 1800, each with an urn-form top with a lift lid with pineapple finial, on a square pedestal cabinet base with a single door, the interior reta

Ca 1800, a fine Federal NY mahogany tall clock, pagoda top bonnet inlaid and floral painted center, inlaid mahogany case with fluted quarter columns on bracket base, brass works and painted iron dial

18th c. cherry Kas. Saddle River New Jersey, Van Buskirk Family (1st settlers of the Saddle River Valley). One of five examples purchased from the Bond House in Saddle River (Pook and Pook sold one in

Roman, Eastern Mediterranean, possibly near Antioch, Imperial Period, ca. 3rd to 4th century CE. An impressive section of a dado from a Roman mosaic depicting a semi-recumbent river god propped up on

Late Period, Ca. 664 - 332 BC. An amazing 19.5 ct gold inlaid pendant rendered in a scorpion shape. The pendant is decorated on the upper surface of the body and tail using the cloisonne technique. Th

A fine ca. 1792 Chippendale carved cherry secretary, a dentil carved pediment top with three carved cherry flame finials, scalloped panel doors flanked with fluted pilasters, a slant lid with a fine i

If you're looking at this piece you more than likely know what it is - Libbey's most recognizable and top design - Aztec. Likely designed by the master, William C. Anderson - featuring clear button ho

American Gothic Revival Rosewood and Marble-Top Center Table ca. 1845, after a design by Alexander Jackson Davis, and probably executed by Alexander Roux, New York, the period hexagonal marble top wit

Namikawa Sosuke Tray with pheasant perched on cherry tree Japan, late Meiji periodcloisonne enamel 0.25 h x 9 w x 6.625 d in (1 x 23 x 17 cm) Tray features shakudo mount on rim and tri-colored

Ancient Egypt, Late Dynastic Period, 26th to 31st Dynasty, ca. 664 to 332 BCE. A hand-carved wooden panel, likely cedar, from the top of a sarcophagus. The tapered panel is comprised of 4 portions, ea

This is a wonderful cut glass round tray from the American Brillliant period. It was cut by L. Straus & Sons and was shown in their advertisement Ca. 1903 without a pattern name. This pattern is shown