Victorian Walnut New York Dresser

Victorian burl walnut and walnut marble top dresser attributed to Thomas Brooks (New York). Crown has three carved shells with scrolled accents above an arch mirror with heavily carved center pediment

Walnut Victorian marble top parlor table by Thomas Brooks, New York, 30 in. T, 34 in. W, 25 in. D.

Victorian Walnut Candlestand as Floor Lamp Mid 19th century Height overall 51 inches. C

NEW YORK VICTORIAN RENAISSANCE REVIVAL WALNUT BREAKFRONT BOOKCASE SECRETARY, in multiple sections, the top featuring three arch-top doors concealing adjustable shelves, the base featuring a central fa

Merklen Bros. New York City, late 19th c., makers of Moorish fretwork furniture; framed oval mirror, supported by substantial barley twist columns topped with ball finials and pressed aesthetic design

Leather top pull out and raised panels. Top grade desk signed A.R. Andrews New York. From a Long Island, NY estate. Dimensions: 72" w x 43" d x 48" h.

English, mid-19th C. Losses and repairs to rear foot. 31-1/2"h x 21"w x 20-3/4"d Provenance: Old School House Antiques, Brewster, NY; Property from the Collection of Maggie Cohen, New York City

Victorian Walnut Pedestal Desk. Wear, losses, surface distress. 33-1/4"h x 4'11"w x 29-1/2"d Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia

Victorian Fret Carved Figured Walnut Table Top Stereoscope / Graphoscope, Retailed By E & H. T. Anthony & Co., New York - 23 1/2" x 12" x 9" (SOME MINOR VENEER LOSS)

This music stand was owned by Johnsie Bason Burnham, who was a suffragist from New York. The stand was used by her as a violinist at the Metropolitan Orchestra at the Musical Union in New York. After

Victorian walnut table with inset grey, pink, and white marble. height 28 1/2 inches, top 22 1/2" x 33" Provenance: Estate of Stephen M. Serlin of Lake George, New York*IMPORTANT NOTE: No credit card

J. Kelley & Co./ William C. Robertson, New York Summer Scene in the Country Color Lithograph. Image size 17" x 23½ ". Framed and matted in a Victorian walnut deep molded frame, 26" x 32" overall. Con

FLORENCE KNOLL (b. 1917) RICHARD SCHULTZ (b. 1926) KNOLL ASSOCIATES Pair of dressers and nightstands, New York, 1960s Walnut, laminate, chromed metal Manufacturer labels Dressers: 29 1/2" x 36" x 19 1

Victorian Marquetry Walnut Breakfast Table Height 28 1/2 inches, diameter 48 inches. C

Victorian Inlaid Walnut Three-Tier Étagère Height 40 1/2 inches, width 21 1/2 inches, depth 14 inches. C

The padded rectangular hinged seat opening to a well, the case fitted with arched floral needlework panels above an arcaded base, on casters. Height 19 in. (48.2 cm), width 26 1/2 in. (67.3 cm), depth

High quality pair of Renaissance style side chairs attributed to John Jaliff. These side chairs have an inserted bronze medallion in a floral carved upper crest depicting a Grecian woman; burled panel

Victorian Gameboard-Inlaid Walnut CandlestandEnglish, 19th C.Provenance: Property from a Private 5th Avenue New York Collection28 x 21 in. (71.1 x 53.3 cm.)

19th century carved black walnut Victorian clock. Clock original made for the Flower M'nfg Co. of New York as shown by the original label on verso, see photos. Currently working condition with very or

Victorian Marble Top Walnut Server, American, late 19th C. Sun-bleached 38"h x 34"w x 18"d Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia

Victorian large triple door walnut bookcase, with burl accents. From fine Catskill, New York home, in wonderful finish ( top moldings looke to have been replaced years ago, but match nicely ). Has adj

Third quarter 19th century, walnut. Attributed to William Johnson, New York. Case with arched keystone pediment, scrolled side brackets, incised decorated tin face and brass works. Pendulum, key and t

(lot of 2) American Victorian double dial parlor shelf clock, Ithaca Calendar Clock Company, Ithaca, New York, late 19th c., walnut and parcel-ebonized case, black dial with silver gilt Roman numerals

Victorian Sterling Silver Traveling Tea Service Designed by Christopher Dresser Hukin & Heath, London, 1893-4 Comprising a teapot, hot water kettle, cream jug, sugar bowl, spirit canister and a tea ca