American Renaissance Revival Metal Gasolier

American Renaissance Revival Brass and Patinated Metal Gasolier third quarter 19th century, the molded standard decorated with anthemia, the lower portion set with bateau-form gas arms, molded with an

American Renaissance Revival Patinated Spelter Gasolier third quarter 19th century, the molded standard incised with anthemia and supported on a fluted rod decorated with applied and pierced scrollwor

American Renaissance Revival Brass Gasolier third quarter 19th century, the six-arm gasolier with Neo-Grec incised linework, each terminating in an Aladdin lamp below the shade holder, fitted with lat

Impressive Renaissance Revival Bronze-Finished Metal and Brass Gasolier third quarter 19th century, the standard decorated with cut scrollwork and weights, the arms decorated with little girls in clas

An American Renaissance Revival Slag Glass and Cast Metal Lamp Early 20th Century Height 32 inches.

Rococo Revival Brass and Metal Gasolier mid-19th century, possibly American, set into a vasiform support, the two gas arms with scrolled ends decorated with putti, set with engraved glass shades. h. 3

American, late 19th to early 20th century, pair of large electrified six-light gilt metal Renaissance Revival floor torchieres or light standards, each having scrolling arms, frosted flame-form glass

circa 1876; comprising a marble-top vanity, ink-stamped "50" to frame of top (Overall: 86 x 61 x 24 in.); a marble-top nightstand, also ink-stamped "50" (31 x 24 x 21 in.); and a bed including headboa

Manner of R.J. Horner (American, founded 1886), late 19th century. A magnificently carved armchair with a horned figure (possibly Neptune) to the top crest rail, flanked by two highly figured gargoyle

Pair American Renaissance Revival bookcases, Last quarter 19th c., American, in the manner of Daniel Pabst, parcel gilt burl and figured walnut, the center section topped with arched pediment, above r

American Renaissance Revival Inlaid Fireplace Surround and Mirror third quarter 19th century, in the style of Herter Brothers, in two parts, the mirror frame with a looking glass beneath an oval panel

Great American Renaissance revival walnut bedroom set with high back headboard. Shell carved crest, raised burled panels, turned finial urns on post. Matching heavily carved princess dresser with carv

American Renaissance Revival Burl Wood and Gilt Marble Top Cabinetattributed to New York, circa 1870, cherry, walnut and burl wood veneers, white pine and mixed wood secondary, later custom conforming

Seven-Piece American Renaissance Revival Walnut Parlor Suite third quarter 19th century, attributed to John Jelliff, Newark, New Jersey, consisting of a pair of sofas, each with a central carved portr

American Renaissance Revival Extra Grade Wooton Desk. Walnut and burl walnut secretary desk in three sections; the two front panels on hinges open to reveal the drop-front desk, with filing, cubbies;

late 19th century; flat top with molded edge, foliate carved frieze, three compartments with shelving enclosed by glazed panel doors, three carved drawers, stylized lion paw feet, 66 1/4 in. H., 76 1/

American Renaissance Revival Marquetry-Inlaid and Gilt-Bronze-Mounted Rosewood Cabinet, third quarter 19th century, New York, the case with a projecting central door with an inlaid panel depicting a t

American Renaissance Revival Wooden Pedestal ca. 1870, New York, in the manner of Pottier & Stymus, Herter Brothers or a competitor of equal rank, the top with perimeter incised carving supported by a

An American Renaissance Revival Carved Oak Server Possibly R.J. Horner, Early 20th Century Height 66 1/2 x width 72 x depth 25 5/8 inches. Property Sold to Benefit the Acquisitions Fund of the Buffalo

American Renaissance Revival Burled Walnut and Walnut Hall Tree, third quarter 19th century, the gently arched crest centered by a carved cartouche, over a mirror plate flanked by segmented burlwood p

with mirrored back over three frieze drawers above two bowed drawers flanked on each side by a hinged door, over a long drawer; 72 inches wide; 26 inches deep; 79 inches high

late 19th century 105 x 112 x 18 in. (266.7 x 284.5 x 45.7 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Estate of Charles Hackett of Charles and Charles, San Jose, CA

(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

Four-Piece American Renaissance Revival Walnut Parlor Suite third quarter 19th century, commonly attributed to John Jelliff or M. & H. Schrenkeisen, consisting of a triple-back settee, h. 43", w. 74",