EMPIRE REVIVAL OAK SETTLE HALLSTAND, American, c.19

Renaissance Revival Oak Settle {Dimensions 50 x 62 1/2 x 18 1/2 inches}

A VICTORIAN JACOBEAN REVIVAL CARVED OAK SETTLE, the three panel back with figural tavern scenes in low relief, within carved leaf scrolled border. 130cm high, 134cm wide, 54cm deep

circa 1890; flat molded cornice, scrolled carved frieze, beveled mirror glass panel, seat with storage compartment beneath, spindled arms, brass hat & coat hooks, 87 in. H., 55 3/4 in. L., 19 3/4 in.

American Empire Revival rocking chair, late 19th c., having curved mahogany frame, with button-tufted upholstery, scrolling arms, rising on long rocker rails, approx 35"h, 29"w, 32.5"d, seat: 19"h Sta

A pair of American Empire Revival candelabrasLate 19th centuryEach parcel gilt and patinated bronze with figural egret finial, five arms, figural and bust design atop tri-footed paw feet2 piecesEach:

American Empire Classical Revival mahogany sideboard, early 20th century, having raised ends each with two drawers and one paneled door centering on a lower section with a single drawer, double doors,

Pair of American Empire Revival Silvered Metal Andirons ca. 1900, decorated with faceted urn standards supported on pierced scroll bases supported on ball feet, with matching log stops. h. 25-1/2", w.

A pair of American Empire Revival candelabrasLate 19th centuryEach parcel gilt and patinated bronze with figural egret finial, six arms, and tri-footed paw feet2 piecesEach: 34" H x 10" Dia.

American, 2nd half 19th century. A set of eight Empire Revival mahogany dining chairs comprising two arm and six side chairs, each with a concave crest rail over solid vasiform splat with drop in need

A pair of American Empire Revival candelabrasLate 19th centuryGilt bronze seven light, six arm on a pedestal style column with draped decorative chains and pendants sitting on a molded polished slate

Pair of American Empire Revival Carved Mahogany Child's Beds, c. 1926, New York, by Hathaway, the pineapple carved finials on leaf carved posts, to turned tapered legs on ball feet, joined by a serpen

American, 2nd half 19th century. A set of eight Empire Revival mahogany dining chairs comprising two arm and six side chairs, each with a concave crest rail over solid vasiform splat with drop in need

American Empire Revival style dining table, the circular top with carved frieze and gadrooned apron, rising on a turned and carved support terminating in compressed bun feet, 30"h x 45"dia.

Large American Empire Revival Carved Mahogany Window Seat, late 19th c., the lyre form back above a bench seat, to a plinth, on disc legs with bun feet, now in floral needlepoint upholstery, H.- 30 1/

Circa 1870. The top with a molded frieze, on a columnar support, with four arched legs ending in lion’s paw feet. With two extension leaves. Height 29 ½ in. Diameter 48 in. Width of each leaf 11 in

DESCRIPTION: Carved American Empire Revival center table. Circa late 19th or early 20th centuries. Form consisting of three paw feet joined to a central shaft with a carved edged round top. MEASUREMEN

Pair of American Empire Revival Carved Mahogany Gondola Side Chairs, late 19th c., the carved floral crest rails over vasiform splats above bowed seats on cabriole legs, now in floral upholstery, H.-

Circa 1900. The foliate carved crest rail, over an upholstered back, with scrolled arms on columnar supports, the bowed seat on paw feet, with casters. Height back to floor 43”. Width across arms 27

First quarter 20th century, mahogany. Vase backs, turned front legs "H" stretcher bases, scrolled front feet and worn slip seats. 18.5 seat ht. 38.5"h.

Set of six 19th century French Empire "Egyptian Revival" carved oak armchairs, 34" H x 24" W x 25" D.

American oak empire coffee table with one drawer. Approx. 20"t. x 38"w. x 27"d. Overall good condition, see photos.

Antique Carved Oak American Empire Chiming Mantle Clock with Porcelain Face, Beveled Glass Door, and Brass Detail. Includes key. 10 inches x 10 inches x 5 inches

(pair) American Renaissance Revival oak curule armchairs, attributed by consignor to R.J. Horner & Co. (New York, 1886-1915), early 20th c., having carved and pierced back with scrolling foliates and

American Gothic Revival Oak Armchairmid-19th century, attributed to J. & J. W. Meeks, New York, the elaborately modeled back with Gothic arches, quatrefoils, a pierced roundel resembling a church wind