104: Rosewood etagere by J. H. Belter, Rosalie pattern,

Rosewood rococo parlor sofa by J. H. Belter, Rosalie pattern, soft pink new upholstery, 39 in. T, 71 in. W, 21 in. D.

Circa 1850's Rosewood Laminated Chair by JH Belter in the Rosalie Pattern. Pattern named because house in Natchez Ms. Has a parlor with this pattern. Good Original finish and condition. Height 37" w 1

American Rococo Revival Laminated Rosewood Armchair third quarter 19th century, attributed to J. H. Belter, New York, in the "Rosalie Without Grapes" pattern, the concave back with a floral fruit- and

Circa 1850 Laminated Rosewood Chair by John H. Belter in the Rosalie Pattern - height 37" width 18" depth 24" - good sound condition.

Rococo Revival recamier attributed J.H. Belter, circa 1880, in the "Rosalie with Grapes" pattern, the carved and partial gilt cornice as a floral spray with grapes above the tufed chartreuse upholster

Pair of American Rococo Revival Laminated Rosewood Sidechairs, attributed to J. H. Belter, New York, in a variant of the "Tuthill King" pattern, each with an applied floral- and leaf-carved crest over

Pair of J.H. Belter Laminated Rosewood Parlor Chairs, mid 19thc. Rosalie, the arched crest carved in high to low relief with roses and fruits, the sides with a cornucopia motif, over an upholstered ba

American Rococo Revival Laminated Rosewood Slipper Chair, Attributed to J. H. Belter, New York third quarter 19th century, in the "Fountain Elms" pattern, the thinly laminated tall back with a leaf- a

American Rococo Revival Laminated Rosewood Gentleman's Armchair mid-19th century, attributed to J. H. Belter, New York, in the "Tuthill King" pattern, profusely carved with a floral crest and the back

Rare American Rococo Revival Laminated Rosewood Lady's Armchair mid-19th century, attributed to J. H. Belter, New York, in the "Tuthill King" pattern, profusely carved with a floral crest and the back

John H. Belter (American/ German, 1804-1863), third quarter 19th century. A Rococo Revival rosewood slipper chair in the Rosalie pattern, the back comprising seven layers of lamination, decorated with

Rosewood J. H. Belter bed all original from The Dunleith Antebellum Mansion in Natchez MS, built in 1855. Great Provenance: The original owners of this bed were Sarah Surget Davis, granddaughter of Pi

Rare American Rococo Revival Laminated Rosewood Bedstead, Bearing the Patent Stamp of J. H. Belter, New York mid-19th century, in two-part form with a serpentine headboard, footboard and sides, the ce

Gentleman's armchair. 43”H x 24”W x 17” seat height. Matching side chair. 36”H x 18”W x 17” seat height. Both with vintage matching upholstery.

Rare American Rococo Revival Rosewood Settee, Attributed to J. H. Belter, New York of triple chairback form, each section with a finely carved crest depicting fruit, flora and leaves and framed by lik

Pair of dish back rosewood side chairs by J. H. Belter, 35 in. T, 18 in. Wide, 17 in. D.

Rosewood Belter side parlor chair in Rosalie pattern with laminated back, all good just needs new upholstery, 39 in .T, 18 in .W, 18 in. D.

Rosewood parlor arm chair by J.H. Belter with white upholstery, 43 in. T, 24 in. W, 22 in. D.

Circa 1850's American Heavily Carved Rosewood Floral Etagere attributed to (John H. Belter, New York ) height 84" width 54" d 18" - one of a kind floral carved piece with original finish & marble - Fo

Rosewood rococo laminated parlor side chair by J.H. Belter, ca. 1855, 38 in. T, 19 in. W, 19 in. D.

American Rococo Revival Rosewood and Faux Rosewood Work Table mid-19th century, of a form traditionally attributed to J. H. Belter, New York, the stepped top with a hinged cupboard, the whole opening

Beautiful laminated rosewood rococo parlor chair with carved crown by John H. Belter, Fountain Elms pattern in mint condition with period silk like new upholstery, 44 in. T, 21.5 in. W, 21 in. D.

Pair of rosewood laminated rococo Belter parlor chairs with purple silk upholstery in Rosalie pattern, 38 in. T, 18 in. W, 17.5 in . D.

American Rococo Revival Laminated Rosewood Settee attributed to John Henry Belter, ca. 1855, in the "Rosalie with Grapes" pattern, with floral-carved crests with grape clusters, raised on cabriole leg