An American Renaissance Revival oak display case

An American Renaissance Revival carved oak display case, late 19th/early 20th century, the interior having a mirrored back and fitted with shelves, height 57 1/2in; width 49 1/4in; depth 16 1/4in

An American Renaissance Revival carved oak display case, late 19th/early 20th century, the interior having one mirrored back panel and fitted with four oak shelves, raised on carved wood casters, heig

An American Renaissance Revival carved oak display case, late 19th/early 20th century, the interior having a mirrored back and fitted with shelves, height 69in; width 54in; depth 18 1/4in

An American Renaissance Revival carved oak display case, late 19th/early 20th century, the interior having a mirrored back, height 68 in; width 48 1/2in; depth 16 3/4in

An American Renaissance Revival carved oak display case, late 19th/early 20th century, the interior fitted with four shelves, height 68 1/2in; width 46 1/2in; depth 21in

An American Renaissance Revival carved oak display case, late 19th/early 20th century, the interior having mirrored back panels and fitted with glass shelves, raised on casters, height 67 3/4in; width

An American Renaissance Revival carved oak and leaded glass display case, late 19th/early 20th century, the interior having one mirrored back panel and fitted with four shelves, height 72 3/4in; width

A Renaissance Revival carved oak display case, late 19th/early 20th century, with appliqued metal plaque to the reverse inscribed "W.B. MOSES & SONS, / WASHINGTON, D.C. / ESTABLISHED 1861", the interi

Circa 1890, America or England. Having tall display case with bow glass door housing shelves within with looking glass at right of the case over two drawers and two hinged doors having single long car

French Renaissance Revival carved oak vitrine/ display cabinet, early 20th c., molded cornice, over case with running foliate ornamentation, single cabinet door with beveled glass inset, opening to li

French Renaissance Revival carved oak cupboard/ cabinet, early 20th c., having stepped cornice with scrolled foliates, over shaped glass display cabinet door, lower case fitted with single drawer, abo

(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

American Renaissance Revival oak hall bench, with alternating finial and barley twist details, carved floral motifs to the stretchers. [47 1/2" H x 60 1/2" W x 25" D].

American Renaissance Revival Oak Vitrine Cabinet, Possibly R.J. Horner. Single curved door, the cabinet flanked with engaged columns topped with worker figures, the piece resting on thick paw feet. La

American Renaissance Revival oak sideboard, late 19th/ early 20th c., in the manner of RJ Horner, gadrooned frieze with central mask, upper cabinet doors with inset beveled glass panes, opening to she

RJ Horner Manner American Renaissance Revival oak sideboard, six drawers, two cabinets on either side, carved scroll acanthus leaves with carved shell pulls, claw and ball feet, original beveled mirro

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

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

A Renaissance Revival Carved Oak Display Cabinet 19th Century Height 93 x width 54 1/4 x depth 20 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of the Sisters of Charity, Mount Saint Joseph, Ohio Provenanc

American Renaissance Revival Carved Oak Banquet Table, late 19th c., possibly by R. J. Horner, the circular top on six lobed tapered legs on massive paw feet, joined by concave stretchers, with four l

American Victorian oak display case, having a molded top with a gadrooned border, above the case having a single door flanked with lion form pilasters, opening to a fixed shelf interior, and rising on

with leather-inset top, the legs set on casters; Provenance: The E.T. and Wife Collection, Long Beach, California; 54 1/4 inches wide; 36 inches deep; 31 1/2 inches high

This antique, oak sideboard cabinet is an example of furniture made between the first and second resurgence of Renaissance Revival design, during 19th century. This piece has high relief foliate carvi

American Renaissance Revival bombe' oak pedestal, late 19th century, attributed to R.J. Horner, having a triangular top with canted corners, above a shaped apron with carved rosettes at the corners, s