Empire with Later Additions base converted

A pair of 19th century Italian giltwood alter candlesticks Of tapered triangular form, with carved decoration, on plinth bases, some later additions and converted to electricity, 23cm wide x 18cm deep

Condition: the tops probably associated later additions. The tops and bases mismatched in color. Heavy wear to finish. Scratches throughout. each 13 inches wide; 13 inches deep; 14 inches high

Pair of gilt bronze Empire-style 2-light candelabra, later converted to lamps, with flambeau central motif, on circular bases. [13" H x 7" W x 4" D]. In good vintage condition.

19th century, front panel carved with tulip design, iron lock mechanism most likely later addition, converted into receptacle for plants or bottles, applied molding at top, nailed construction, 13 x 2

French Bisque Porcelain Figure of a Boy with Hat - French white bisque porcelain figure, attributed to Edme Samson and titled "Le Pouvoir". With later wood base, Later addition stone turtle at base. F

Country lift top desk on frame, older gray paint, gallery and stretcher base are later additions,

American 7 Drawer Cherry Carved Highboy, 19th-20th C.,later additions, replaced top and added base {ESTE7101} (MM ) Dimensions: 52"H x 42"W x 20"D Provenance: From a Litchfield Connecticut Home

A miniature blanket box in green paint (original paint which has darkened with age) with molded edge on lid that matches molding on base - casters likely later addition. Use wear, but overall good con

PAIR CHINESE FAMILLE ROSE VASES. Finely decorated, each with four circular reserves inscribed with characters and with carved wood bases and later converted to lamps. Height to top of vase 17 inches (

Empire Mahogany Commode Raised on a later plinth base. 34 x 35 x 20 in.

4 tier round store display marked "Hawks Patented Nov 6, 1917"; has cast iron base; round shelving is later addition; measuring 27.5 in H x 12 in diameter

Victorian musical automaton, a girl violinist doll with bisque head and hands, on plinth base with canopy, including possibly later additions, 83cm x 42cm

Twentieth century. Green mottled opalene iridized shade with applied red pulled feather is possibly Austrian. Brass and marble base is a later American addition. Chips on shade ring. 21.5"h.

A FRENCH EMPIRE REVIVAL GILT BRONZE AND MARBLE CASSOULET, CIRCA 1900. Of urn form in brocatelle marble with gilt bronze mounts. Later converted to a lamp, wiring absent. Height as illustrated 16 inch

This antique, Scandinavian Art Nouveau cast iron table is crafted with a tripod base and square marble top. The marble top is a later addition. It is a handsome sturdy piece, great for a sun room or s

A modern design cocktail or side table with a circular marble top over a white enameled tulip base. Unmarked. Top is likely a later addition. 20in tall x 20in wide. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery,

19th century fluid / oil / kerosene lamp, clear pattern glass with amber highlights, brass post with marble base with brass trim, 11 1/4" H. Good, later addition to collar.

Ca. Late 19th to Early 20thC. Wear and partial wood loss on base of figurine. The block of wood used as a plinth is a later addition.

Second half 19th century, oak. Mirror frame with brass acorn finials, folksy cut out stretcher and base with drawer. Reddish-brown grain paint is a later addition. 23.75"h. 16.25"w. 7.5"d.

Music stand has a green painted cast iron base with painted wood top. The stand is adjustable and moves freely, the base appears antique whereas the top is a later addition to the piece.Measurements:

Pair Empire Bronze Candelabras. Circa 1820-30. Electrified and on a later marble base. 25.5 Inches in height

French Empire period black lacquered center table, with St. Anne grey marble top. Circa 1830. [29" H x 35" Diam.]. Base later repainted. Top has wear and slight surface scratches.

Circa 1902-1919; New York, NY Marked to the base: Tiffany Studios / New York / 1651 Model no. 1651 smoker's stand, the patinated bronze stand later converted into a lamp base with two lights, electr

English, first half 19th century. A carved walnut bagtelle board, converted into a coffee table with a single drawers, opening to reveal a green baize game board, retting atop a later walnut base. Wit