Renaissance Style Stained Mahogany Bedstead

English, late 20th century. A carved and stained Renaissance Revival style buffet, having an upper cabinet with a carved cornice, supported by two turned supports, with two cabinet doors, each with di

Henredon king size Empire style mahogany bedstead, having an arched crest with central carved scrollwork, flanked by turned finials, above a shaped headboard flanked by rounded pilasters with bronze c

English, mid-19th C. Apx. 8'h x 7'w x 6'10"d. Provenance: Property sold for the benefit of the Newark Museum Acquisition Endowment.

Exceptional French Renaissance style bishops seat, featuring two colorful stained glass doors, with flanking portraits, two smaller wooden doors over seat with carved arms, hinged seat opens to storag

2 Italian Renaissance Style Stained Wood Octagonal Occasional Table With false drawers. Height 25 inches, diameter 31 1/2 inches. C

Circa 1890. Having a Flemish needlework style top above well carved frame having owls as its legs leading to a scrolling toe. H20" W41" D17"

Figural. Carved oak. Leaded glass panels. Circa 1920's. Glass inserts in backboard. 89" h x 64" w x 22" d.

Small painted panel of Mary Magdalene in 16th century style. Provenance: Private CT collection. Dimensions: H 11.75" x W 8.75" x D 1" Condition: Some section loose in leading. No apparent cracks.

Renaissance-Style Mahogany Savonarola Chair each stile with an owl-carved finial, the back with a dragon-carved panel, above open arms and a curule-form base. h. 44"

Renaissance style mahogany occasional table, having a shaped green marble top, above the pierce decorated apron, having a central crest medallion, and rising on cabriole legs terminating on paw feet,

Renaissance-Style Mahogany Savonarola Chair - Circa 1900 - each stile with an owl-carved finial, the back with a dragon-carved panel, above open arms and a curule-form base. h. 44" w 26" d 25". Good o

Probably Italian. 20th Century. Each spiral grapevine carved column with a circular dished top and stepped carved circular base, probably walnut. Height 43 ½”. Diameter of top 12 ½”. (Cond: stai

The rectangular top with a carved egg and dart edge above a single drawer, on trestle supports. 31 1/2 inches wide; 19 1/2 inches deep; 21 inches high

20th C. Wear, losses. 5'2"h x 4'9"w

An antique Italian Renaissance style mahogany writing table. This piece has two drawers featuring brass rope pulls with ornate filigree plates. It rests on classic lyre legs and is unmarked. Dimension

20th C. labeled. 5'5"h x 4'10"w x 6'10-1/2"d Provenance: Deaccessioned from King Manor Museum, Queens, NY

Chippendale Style Mahogany Bedstead, 20th C. Lacks rails 82"h x 42"w Provenance: Property from the Collection of Mimi Adler

Eleven-Piece American Neo-Renaissance-Style Mahogany Dining Set late 19th century, attributed to R. J. Horner, New York, commonly referred to as the "Man-of-the-Mountain" pattern, comprised of a circu

American Neo-Renaissance-Style Mahogany Partner's Desk late 19th century, attributed to R. J Horner, New York, having a rectangular top with a molded edge, the front and back sides each fitted with a

(lot of 2) American Renaissance style mahogany his and her parlor chairs, attributed to S. Karpen & Bros. Furniture Company, early 20th c., carved crest with lions supporting shield, button-tufted

American Renaissance style mahogany settee/ sofa, attributed to S. Karpen & Bros. Furniture Company, early 20th c., carved crest with lions supporting rocaille shield, button-tufted back in later upho

DESCRIPTION: An Large Italian Renaissance style mahogany throne chair with carved lion arms and a high back carved crest and stretcher with caned seat and back, together with a fur throw rug. CIRCA: 2

Directoire-Style Stained Mahogany Settee 20th century, the double chairback-form settee with a turned crest rail above a carved horizontal panel and plume-carved splat, raised on turned and carved leg

Pair of Renaissance Revival Style Mahogany and Specimen Marble Side Tables, of Recent Manufacture 25 x 23 1/2 x 26 1/2 in. Note: These tables are patterned after William H. Vanderbilt's library table