Victorian quartersawn oak mercantile table display,

Victorian quartersawn oak mercantile table display, late 19th century, the sloped top with two glazed doors opening to the display bay, and rising on tapered legs, 34.5"h x 56.5"w x 26"d (key in offic

Arts and Crafts quartersawn oak table display cabinet, having a glass top above the panelled case, 47"h x 57"w x 32"d

A rare Victorian oak framed table top display case (12"Hx36"x24") with carved glass (33"x24") by Joseph Knight Showcase co., with original swing back , spring back door

Victorian quarter sawn oak dining table, with carved center pillar & lion legs, 2 lvs, beautiful base under a nicely grained table top, finish is nice, table can extend beyond the 2 leaves we have. I

Victorian Oak Etagere Display Table, has one draw, nice ornamentation in wood with brass feet, top could use some refinishing / cleaning. Measures 22.25"W x 16" D x 31.75" H.

This display table has rope legs and claw and ball feet, made out of quartersawn oak and is refinished. This makes a great table for collectors.

Antique 19th C Victorian Catholic / Christian Box. Quarter sawn oak with brass mounts. Cross at center. Likely meant to hold a table top altar / sacrament pieces. Measures 11.5 x 10.5 inches.

A rare and important American Victorian lion head pedestal oak dining table attributed to Daniel Pabst circa 1870. The solid quartersawn oak top having a carved edge. Ht: 30" Width: 71" Depth: 54" The

Quarter-sawn round top mounted on a turned pedestal with a shaped platform base with bun feet. 24 x 29 inches high.

Late 19th C. In quarter sawn oak with slit top, on pedestal base with four claw feet. 30"H x 48"D

Oak Table Top Curved, Mirror Back General Store Mercantile Display Cabinet. Glass Has Been Replaced With Plexiglass. 26 X 14.5 X 8 Inches.

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

Late 19th/early 20th century. Lobed glazed case. Approx. 65" H x 34" W x 18 3/4" D. From a Plainfield, NJ mansion estate, featuring a 100 year collection of antiques.

American quartersawn oak display cabinet, circa 1925, the crest decorated with the North wind, above acanthus reserves, continuing to the single door case flanked with pilasters, opening to a fixed sh

American Victorian quartersawn oak vitrine, having a shaped top above griffin carved mounts, continuing to a single glass door opening to a fixed shelf interior, and rising on short cabriole legs term

late 19th century; compartment with shelves enclosed by serpentine glass panel door and sides, 66 1/2 in. H., 42 in. L., 15 1/2 in. D.

American Late Victorian quartersawn oak settle/ hall bench, attributed by consignor to the Cincinnati, Ohio area, c.1900, shaped back over hinged bench seat, scrolled arms on turned supports, paneled

Victorian Quarter-Sawn Oak Silver Chest, by Elkington & Co. </> With fitted baize-lined interior and brass carry handles. With a brass plaque marked: 'Elkington & Co SILVERSMITHS. LIVERPOOL.' 28 1/2 X

American Late Victorian Quarter-Sawn Oak Server, fourth quarter 19th century, in the manner of R. J. Horner, New York, and bearing a celluloid label inside the right drawer: "J. B. Van Sciver Co., Cam

American Victorian oak display cabinet, having a mirrored superstructure with turned supports, continuing to the case having a single door, 69"h x 40"w x 14"d (Key in office) Provenance:  Property fr

VICTORIAN OAK TABLE AND PRESSED BACK CHAIRS, C.1900, SEVEN, H 29"-43":An oak table with four carved supports, a stretcher carved with foliate detail, and dentil style frieze, measuring H.29 1/2" x 48"

Has some surface scratches to finish but overall fancy ornate wood and hooks. 20 1/2 in wide 31 1/2 in tall.

Victorian oak table with one drawer. ht. 30 1/2in., top: 23" x 38"

American quartersawn oak display cabinet, having a molded top above a single glass door, continuing to a lower door opening to a fixed shelf interior, 69"h x 27"w x 15.5"d (key in office)