each detailed engraving depicting elaborate torchieres as seen in piranesi's museum; engraved for an english gentleman; some foxing; with custom gilt-wood frames and slips
the upholstered back above a tight seat flanked by shaped arms; raised on turned supports joined by a similar H-stretcher; excellent restored condition with new chenille upholstery
each with arching scrolled crest above a vasi-form splat and burlap-covered seat; raised on shapely cabriole supports ending in a pied-de-biche foot all joined by an H-stretcher; overall wear and chipping to painted surface; good antique condition; with later royal blue silk seat covers; PRICED INDIVIDUALLY
beautiful honey-colored solid pearwood, this versatile server with canted corners fitted with 4 drawers over 4 doors; raised on cabriole feet; excellent restored condition
the rectangular top with d-end flaps all with kingwood crossbanding; fitted with a single drawer with blind drawer on the reverse; raised on tapering square supports ending in casters; overall patination
the ornate clock face within a square pine case front with carved gilt wood crest and shell motif; above a columnar body with a gilt wood capital decoration; restored condition
with foliate molded handles, the neck with a polychrome decorated crest, the body underglaze blue decorated with village landscape to one side, foliage to the reverse; typical scattered flakes and minor chips; firing crack to one handle.
the marble top within a pierced gallery above a body fitted with 3 drawers flanked by fluted stiles raised on fluted legs; excellent restored condition.
each with a cartouche-shaped caned back above a caned seat flanked by scrolling arms; raised on graceful cabriole supports; excellent restored condition with new chenille cushions.
the serpentine marble top above a conforming apron centering an openwork floral reserve emanating meandering grape vines along the apron edge and cascading down the cabriole supports with inscrolled feet; patination to gilding; later top.
each plate depicting delightful images of seals; from the fascinating encyclopedia of natural history and science for children published between 1790 & 1830; minor discoloration; new ebonized frames.
