Naga Grain Pounding Table, Northeast India, 18'' x 68'' x 25''

Naga Grain Pounding Table, Northeast India. Carved from one piece of a tropical hardwood. Size: 18'' x 68'' x 25'' (46 x 173 x 64 cm).

Cabinet - 82"h x 64.75"w x 15.25"d, Dresser - 30.25"h x 68"w x 18"d, Table - 29"h x 66"w 42"d, Chairs - 43.50"h x 21.75"w x 19"d

3 Naga (Northeast India) Anthropomorphic Hair Picks, Forged Iron. Sizes: 1) 11"H x 1.5"W x 0.25"D (28 x 4 x 0.5 cm); 2) 8.75"H x 1"W x 0.5"D (22 x 2.5 x 1.5 cm); 3) 12.5"H x 1"W x 0.25"D (32 x 2.5 x 0

Dimensions: H 18" x W 70" x D 35.25" Condition: Presents very well overall. A few repaired cracks to trim. Great rustic patina throughout.

Slatted wood bench or low table in ebonized finish, designed by George Nelson for Herman Miller c. 1960's. Dimensions: H 13" x W 68.25" x D 18.75" Condition: Great candidate for refinishing; scuffing,

Naga Carved Wood Double Door, Northeast India. Adorned with Mithun cow horn. Size: 71'' x 22.5''(each door) x 7'' (180 x 57 (each door) x 18 cm).

DESCRIPTION: Chinese carved wood console table with white marble inset and figural dragon mask legs. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: French DIMENSIONS: H: 32.25" x Depth: 18.75" x L: 68.75" - Item located a

3 Anthropomorphic Hair Picks, Forged Iron, Nagaland(Northeast India). Sizes: 1) 10.5"H x 0.75"W x 0.25"D (26.5 x 2 x 0.5 cm); 2) 9.25"H x 0.75"W (23.5 x 2 cm); 3) 12"H x 1"W x 0.5"D (30.5 x 2.5 x 1.5

Great patina and grain on the Maple raised on ebonized bases. From an Englewood, New Jersey estate. - Dimensions: 25" x 18" x 18"

Including 2 leaves. Dimensions: (Table) H 29.25" x W 68" x D 42", (Each leaf) W 17.5" x D 42", (Arm chair) H 42.5 x W 21.25" x D 20.5" x SH 18.5" Condition: Some marks and faint stains to upholstery.

Bed 57" wide X 78" deep X 68" high. Side chairs 16" wide X 15 1/2" deep X 32 1/2" high. Dresser with mirror 39" wide X 18" deep X 72" high. Wash stand 31" wide X 16" deep X 38" high. Table 25 1/2" wid

Round Burl Veneer End Table - approx 18" h x 25.5" diam

Chinese Huanghuali Three Drawer Altar Coffer 37''x68''x21''. A fine three drawer carved altar table with fiery grain. Excellent condition. Purchased in 1980 on Hollywood Road in Hong Kong. Estate of F

Welded designs both with initials and dates PE 69 on lower right sides. Dimensions: H 18" x W 14.25" x D 14.25"Condition: Good.

Rosewood Table and Chair Suite Late 19th/Early 20th Century {Table: 30 1/2 x 35 1/2 x 35 1/2 inches (77.5 x 90.2 x 90.2 cm); Chair: 38 1/2 x 25 1/4 x 18 1/2 inches (97.8 x 64.1 x 47 cm) each} Provenan

Acid etched. Patented bronze. Enameled. Figural. 35 1/2" h x 68 3/4" w x 25 1/2" d.

Pierre Jeanneret Chairs from the Central Library of Punjab University, Chandigarh, set of six France/India, c. 1959teak, cane, upholstery 30 h x 18.25 w x 17.5 d in (76 x 46 x 44 cm) Stenciled

Antique Round Wooden Table w/ Removable Leaf. Table is 42" across, leaf is 18.25" x 42". Table has some water spots. Conditions are fair to good. DM-1554

Paul Evans (1931-1987) for Paul Evans Studio, custom coffee table or bench, New Hope, PA, USA, 1960s, welded and patinated steel, 23k gold-leafed wood, stone, 60.5"w x 24"d x 18.25"h Provenance: Acqui

The pair of green ground famille rose type are in the distinctive beaker vase form and drilled for use as lamps, one with major damage at the rim. Each measures 26.75 x 18.25 inches. Provenance: A pro

A Jain Sandstone Head of a Jina, Central India, 10th Centuryhead 7.1 x 5.3 x 6 in (18 x 13.5 x 15.2 cm), with stand height 9.8 in — 25 cmProvenance:Sotheby's New York, June 29, 1984, lot 383Lite

Sayed Haider Raza, India 1922-2016, Signed Oil Painting on Canvas of City Scape. The painting is unframed and measures 25 inches x 18 inches. The painting was rolled.

An Arts & Crafts leaded glass and patinated bronze table lamp, the floral shade in the Poinsettia pattern, and rising on a bronze base, each marked Tiffany Studios New York, 25"h x 18"w

PIERRE JEANNERET (1896 - 1967) Coffee table from the Chandigarh administrative buildings, France/India, 1960s Teak, glass Unmarked 16" x 52 1/2" x 18" Literature: Le Corbusier Pierre Jeanneret: The In