Continental Rococo Carved Oak & Leather Chest

Pair of late 18th century Continental Rococo carved oak armchairs, French or Italian, overall with foliate and rocaille decoration around the upholstered seat with nailhead trim. [37" H x 25 1/2" W x

A Continental Carved Oak Chest 19th Century and Later the hinged rectangular top opening to a vacant interior, the paneled body carved to show running coin decoration centered with florettes, raised o

CONTINENTAL CARVED OAK CHEST, 17/18TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 25 1/2"; TOP 19 X 43"

Continental carved oak chest, with running coin, ribbon twist molding, stylized floral carving, rising on projecting paw feet, the interior now fitted with a television lift mechanism, not operating,

A Continental Carved Oak Blanket Chest First Quarter 19th Century the case carved with the date 1819. Height 22 1/4 x width 49 x depth 22 inches.

Early 20th century, with low relief carving, leather panels and an upper section with caning centered by a carved square, all below the openwork carved crest. Dimensions: Each part is 68" x 24", the t

Continental Baroque Style Carved Oak Chest The hinged top opening to a welled interior, the central panel door with a classical figure in a horse drawn chariot, the side panels with standing figures,

A Continental Rococo Style Carved Exotic Hardwood Bombe Chest of Drawers, Late 20th Century. Dimensions: Height 34in; width 42in; depth 21 1/4in.

Continental carved oak coffer/ storage chest, 18th/ 19th c., displaying dovetail construction, top with forged iron nail heads, on iron strap hinges, open interior, front panel with geometric carving,

A CONTINENTAL CARVED OAK AND MARQUETRY INLAID CHEST OF DRAWERS 18th century The chest of drawers having a rectangular top above the conforming case, fitted with three drawers, each centered with starb

Last half of the 19th century. Having a very nicely carved case with thermometer at top and barometer at bottom of case. H39 1/2" W14 1/2" Sold from the personal collection of the late Mr. Joe A Baile

Late 18th Century Continental Oak Carved and Molded Miniature Blanket Chest. 18"h. x 25-1/2"w. x 12"d. Condition: Good with wear and age cracks.

19th Century Continental Rococo Style Carved Desk. Gilt-tooled inset leather writing surface; single drawers; shell carved apron; cabriole legs on hoof feet. {Approximate dimensions: 31 1/4 high x 45

Console Cabinet possibly German, 18th/19th century, oak, pine and other mixed woods, top with deeply carved molding over two applied carved doors opening to a shelved interior, ball feet, 33 x 50 x 14

Pair of Dutch Rococo Style Carved Oak Side Chairs with Painted and Embossed Leather Seats 44 x 19 x 21 1/2 in., seat height 18 1/2 in.

Petite chests or side cabinets in stained oak, with Rococo-inspired carvings; in the manner of Henning Kjaernulf. Danish, c. 1960's. Dimensions: (Taller) H 29.75" x W 25.75" x D 13.25" Condition: Scat

Jacobean carved oak blanket chest, 17th c., Continental, three inlaid floral panels, 28.5"h x 52.5"w x 22"d

Continental, 18th/19th century. A paneled oak blanket chest, with a hinged top, on four square legs, with iron nails and a central key escutcheon, with three front panels and a cornice, each carved wi

Early 19th century, English or Continental origin. Each having maritime or oceanic style. Carved with fine skill featuring neoclassical style dolphins in the back and arms with trident at the center o

Continental, 17th/18th C. 40-1/2"h x 34-1/2"w x 18-1/2"d

Type: Chest, cabinet Materials: Stained oak Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Late 19th century Maker: Continental Description: An ornately carved Victorian period diminutive chest having a tabl

Continental, 18th/19th C. Crack to top, stains, wear. 27"h x 4'8-1/2"w x 21-3/4"d

Jacobean carved oak blanket chest, carved front with flowers on side panels and sword in wreath in center, metal interior, 23-1/2"h x 49"w x 19"d, considerable losses and insect damage

Heavily carved oak two(2) drawer desk. Carved Bacchus head design on corners. Lion head decoration. Twisted leg and stretcher base. Leather top insert with brass tack trim. Attributed to R. J. Horner;