English occasional table/stool, 18th century with later

English occasional table/stool, 18th century with later elements, the rectangular seat above the turned legs conjoined by stretchers, and rising on bun feet, 19"h

English, late 18th C. with trefoil top with a conforming apron on attenuated cabriole legs joined by stretchers, later painted with foliate. 29"h x 12"dia.

Lot of two English eighteenth century and later carved oak Wainscot chairs each having decorated backs over plank seats and open arms. Provenance: From the original collection of the Maybrook mansion

American and English, 18th C. and later. Comprising an Empire mahogany two-drawer work table, a George II table, three late side tables and a Louis XVI Style inlaid side table. 6 pieces From 26 1/2" h

English, 18th C. and later. Repairs and restorations. 26-1/4"h x 26-3/4"w x 16-1/2"d

An English 18th century and later bookcase/collectors cabinet with stepped top with 2 glass front doors over central set of drawers and flanked by 2 panel doors. Size: 90.5" x 74" x 20.5"

English 18th Century With Later Elements, Rectangular Top Over Case With Two Banks Of Four Graduated Drawers Flanking A Drawer And Cabinet Door, Ogee Bracket Feet, Later Batwing Brasses, Banded Drawer

English, 18th Century With Later Restorations, Three Drawers With Oyster And Banded Veneers, Later Pulls And Cabriole Leg Stand, 42.5 X 40 X 21 Inches, Later Top Has Shrinkages To Mahogany Veneer.

English 18th Century and later Georgian style step back cupboard. Size: 77" x 61" x 24"

Property from a Private Collection, Charleston, SC Description: Six English Glasses, 18th Century and Later, comprising a 6 1/2 in. stemmed glass, a 5 5/8 in. stemmed glass with gilt rim and etche

A Group of Silvered, Silver-Mounted and Models of Seashells by Buccellati and Others Italian, 20th Century and English, Late 18th Century and Later comprising four Buccellati silvered shells, three Bu

French Provincial Polychrome Occasional Table 18th century and later, the dished and canted rectangular top above a scalloped frieze fitted with a single drawer, raised on cabriole legs ending in hoof

Full title: An English oak sideboard, 18th C. and later Description: H 87 x L 158 x D 43 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fine sculptures and decora

English or Continental, 18th C. or later, together with an inlaid slant-top miniature lap desk, 2 pieces total Some wear, losses to paint. 8-1/2"h x 16-1/2"w x 11"d and 9"h x 13-1/4"w x 11"d

English and American, 18th C. and later, comprising two heart-decorated brass examples and one pierced steel example From 3-3/4"h x 7-2/3"w x 3-1/2"d to 5-1/4"h x 16"w x 10"d Provenance: Property from

English, 18th C., paint of a later date. 15"h x 9"w x 11-1/2"d

A Collection of Ten English Ceramic Articles 18th Century and Later comprising a creamer and vegetable dish made for the American market marked for J&R Clews, a set of four plates and a set of three p

A George III Marquetry and Banded Mahogany Sideboard, circa 1790 and later English, 18th Century Height 38 1/4 x width 49 3/4 x depth 18 1/2 inches.

Armchair, English, late 18th C., mahogany frame with later red plush upholstery, feet raised on brass caps and castors, H-stretcher base, oblong back rest, out curved armrests with down swept arm supp

English, late 18th C., paint of a later date, elements of original paint under black surface. 35"h x 24"w x 17"d

English, late 18th C., stand of a later date 21"h x 29-1/4"w x 19"d (closed) 17-1/2"h x 35-1/4"w x 24-3/4"d (open) Provenance: Property from the Estate of Peter Benchley, Author of "Jaws"

English Oak Dresser Base 18th century and later, the rectangular top above a case fitted with three banded drawers, raised on cabriole legs ending in pad feet. h. 31", w. 73", d. 20" , w. Provenance:

A Collection of Irish and English Silver Flatware Articles 18th Century and later comprising an Irish George III straining spoon marked for James Keating, Dublin, 1796, an Irish George III serving spo

Group of 2 Georgian South Staffordshire or Battersea enamel bonbonnieres/patch/snuff boxes, English, mid to late 18th century or later. Including: hand painted figural bird form box with hinged lid at