William IV Walnut Slipper ChairEnglish 19th Century

WILLIAM IV WALNUT WHATNOT 19TH CENTURY with three tiers, each with a scrolled and pierced three-quarter gallery, raised and divided by spiral turned legs, the lower tier with a shaped apron and lobed

A Late William IV Walnut Game Table 19th Century Height 28 x width 16 (closed) x depth 22 inches.

English William IV Walnut Sideboard, early 19th century, central short drawer flanked by short drawer over door on one side, cabinet door on the other. height 38 inches, width 63 inches, depth 28 inch

English William IV Walnut Sunderland Table, mid 19th c., the table with shaped molded drop leaf top, atop a trestle form base on reeded ring turned legs two conforming swing out legs on casters, H.- 2

William IV Regency Burl Walnut Bookcase, 19th c., molded cornice, three glazed doors, above three molded paneled doors, plinth base, h. 84 in., w. 75 1/2 in., d. 23 in. Provenance: Michael W. Murphy,

William IV carved walnut lounge chair, 19th c., carved scepter-form inset arm post, tufted mohair upholstery, brass casters, 40"h x 28"w x 29"d

A William IV Burl Walnut Diminutive Cabinet 19th century the top opening two a compartmented tray having two doors opening to well with a compartmented tray; the front doors opening to three drawers,

A Late William IV Walnut Sofa Table Mid-19th Century Height 28 x width 41 x depth 20 1/4 inches.

A rare pair of nineteenth century William IV walnut occasional tables. Having hexagonal tops over baluster form column terminating in lobe form plinths and downswept feet. Ht: 29" Wd: 24" Dpth: 24"

Pair of William IV Carved Walnut Console Tables , mid-19th c., marble top, baluster turned legs, h. 30 1/2 in., w. 48 in., d. 24 in

A Late William IV Burl Walnut Two-Tier Table 19th Century Height 31 x width 48 x depth 22 1/4 inches.

William IV Inlaid and Burl Walnut Davenport Desk, 19th c., reticulated gallery, fitted interior, tooled leather writing surface, side cabinet with four drawers

English, 19th century. A large William IV walnut and red velvet upholstered scroll-end library settee or sofa having a rectangular flat back and twin scrolled carved ends enclosing the tufted seat rai

early 19th century; molded edge flat top with leather inset writing surface, two short drawers, two faux drawers on opposite end, turned legs, brass casters, 28 1/2 in. H. 50 1/2 in. W., 37 1/4 in. D.

William IV Carved Walnut Sarcophagus-Form Cellarette , early-to-mid 19th c., sunburst molded panels, boss and acanthus frieze, gadrooned base, paw feet, casters, fitted interior , h. 21 in., w. 27 1/2

English. second quarter 19th century. Pair of William IV ebonized walnut hall chairs, having shield backs, figural painted decoration, and rising on front turned legs. Unmarked. Approx. of one, h. 35.

A William IV Carved and Turned Walnut Stretcher Base Library Armchair Mid-19th Century retains traces of a rich, historic surface. Height 40 inches. Property from the Estate of Paul Thomas Griffith, D

A nineteenth century upholstered walnut William IV style recamier having outscrolled arm and shaped back with floral carvings. Ht: 32.5" Wd: 70" Dpth: 24.75"

A two part William IV nineteenth century mahogany dining table having two 21" leaves. Ht: 29" Wd: 56" Dpth: 53.5"

A George IV / William IV early 19th century unmarked gold seal, circa 1830 Fluted dome with chased foliate edge, with chased C scroll mount. The seal intaglio cut with a crest of a demi rampant antelo

French Napoleon III Carved Walnut Slipper Chair, late 19th c., the carved pierced bowknot crest, above a shaped back, on reeded ring turned vasiform legs, H.- 39 in., W.- 19 in., D.- 19 in.

Antique William IV Oak Trolley , 19th c., three tiers with galleries, lobed finials, reeded supports, toupie feet, casters, h. 42 1/4 in., w. 41 in., d. 17 1/4 in Provenance: Estate of Julia Evans Ree

William IV Rosewood Canterbury, 19th c., spindled divided superstructure, lyre sides, base with drawer, lobed feet, casters, h. 19 in., w. 19 1/2 in., d. 15 1/2 in.

A Diminutive American Aesthetic carved walnut slipper chair, late 19th c., attributed to Herter Bros., New York. The restrained, rectilinear lines of the piece and the lattice trellis work back. In ad