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	American Chippendale Cherrywood Chest of Drawers The rectangular top above four cockbeaded long drawers within engaged fluted quarter columns; on bold ogee bracket feet. Nice proportions; original feet. Later finish and brass. Pennsylvania or New Jersey. Provenance: C.L. Prickett; Yardley, PA.   America. c. 1775.			Price: $9,000.00 Ask About this Item
	Anglo-Indian Inlaid Rosewood Table Bureau An early example of Indian work for the British as practiced in Vizagapatam where furniture inlaid with engraved ivory was produced over a period of about 150 years. A virtually identical example is in the Victoria and Albert Museum (Jaffer: Furniture from British India and Ceylon; p. 189). The stand was made... (more)   India. c. 1750.			Price: $12,500.00 Ask About this Item
	Chippendale Gilded Wall Mirror With broken swan's neck crest centering a spread wing eagle, and pendant leaves at the sides; fitted with the original mirror plate.   England. c. 1765. 52" H.			Price: $2,200.00 Ask About this Item
	Connecticut Queen Anne Lowboy A Queen Anne carved cherrywood dressing table, the rectangular top over one long drawer and three short drawers. the center with carved shell; on cabriole legs ending in platform pad feet all with old, possibly original, finish. Connecticut River Valley.   American. c.1750. 35 1/2" x 24 1/2" x 30 1/4"H. Photo courtesy Antiques and Fine Arts			Price on request Ask About this Item
	Continental Carved Walnut Two Stage Cabinet The upper with latticed doors enclosing shelves, and the lower with heavily carved doors; on bun feet.   Europe. c. 1900.			Price on request Ask About this Item
	Delaware Valley Poplar Corner Cupboard In two stages, with cove moulded cornice over a nine-light door with arcaded upper rank enclosing two shelves; above a two door cupboard; on turned frontal feet. Old finish and old but not original interior paint .   America. 1830-40. 75" H.; 27" corner			Ask About this Item
	Early Victorian Music Stand The slanted music holder fixed to a brass rod and adjusting in height; two folding candlearms attached; on a ball, ring, and baluster standard raised on three scroll legs.   England. c. 1840.			SOLD
	Fine Carved Oak and Walnut Buffet à Deux Corps Of Louis XV period and Normandy origin, this handsome example is distinguished by its well executed waterleaf carving and bold cornice. Panels in the doors and sides have been replaced by glazing.   France. c. 1770. 55" x 23 1/2" x 94"H.			Price: $12,000.00 Ask About this Item
	Fine Federal Star Inlaid Mahogany Tall Clock The star inlaid hood with swan's neck crest enclosing a white painted and gilt decorated dial, and original eight day brass movement striking on a bell;, above a waist section with well figured arched door, all supported on French feet joined by a shaped skirt. This clock has a history of... (more)   America. c. 1800. 94" H.			Price on request Ask About this Item
	Georgian Inlaid and Brass Bound Mahogany Tea Caddy With Chippendale brass handle and escutcheon; all edges finished with brass mounts, and with line inlay on the faces; unlined on the interior.   England. c. 1775. 6 1/4" x 6" x 5" H.			SOLD
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