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Italian Neoclassical Carved Fruitwood Armchair with Leather Seat
4864
circa 1800

the scrolled openwork back with craved green man mask flanked by lively floral and foliate scrollwork above a classical flaming urn flanked by serpent handles; good restored condition with re-glued and refinished frame; refreshed leather seat

Height: 
36"
Seat height: 
19" (arm height: 26")
Width: 
23"
Depth: 
20.5"
$4,850
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Large Pair of Roman Rococo Carved Giltwood Putti Harvesting Grapes
60518
mid-18th Century

purchased in Rome in the 1980's, the well-carved chubby winged putti in opposing stances and poised on one foot over a rock-work base; depicting the grape harvest also known as the allegory of autumn (see detail image of Jean-Jacques Lagrenée's 'Putti Harvesting Grapes'); interior image courtesy 'Edward Lobrano Interior Design', NYC; excellent antique condition with overall rubbing to refreshed gilding

 

 

 

Height: 
37"
Width: 
26"
Depth: 
16"
$12,850
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Robust Italian Neoclassical Ivory Painted and Parcel-gilt Candle Holder
4766
late 18th Century

of cornucopia form with flared candle holder tapering to a scrolled end; adorned with florets and acanthus leaves all over a later ebonized wooden plinth; ex-collection of Michael Taylor, San Francisco; later plinth; overall patina and wear; refreshed gilding

Height: 
22" (top of spike)
Width: 
23"
Depth: 
5.25"
$2,875
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A Striking Pair of Antique Dutch Delftware Blue and White Double-baluster Vases now Mounted as Lamps
4911
18th Century

each tall ribbed vase painted overall with floral and foliate stems resting on a pierced brass base; good antique condition with overall fine craquelure; rewired

Height: 
20.5" (top of ceramic) 32.5" (top of shade)
Diameter: 
9"
$7,850
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a shapely and warmly-patinated french transitional rectangular kingwood-veneered refraichisssoir
4398
circa 1770

the shaped top wit 2 zinc-lined compartments over a deep apron; raised on cabriole supports joined by a shaped stretcher; excellent restored condition

Height: 
25.25"
Width: 
21.25"
Depth: 
12.5"
$3,500
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a fine english george iii satinwood single-drawer d-end pembroke table with kingwood inlay and ebony stringing; in the manner of thomas sheraton
4379
1780-1800

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

Height: 
28 1/4"
Width: 
31"
Depth: 
21.25" (closed), 40.75" (open)
$8,500
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an ornately carved french rococo gilt-wood mirror with exuberant crest
3075
mid-18th century

the lively carved rocaille crest with plump fruit and Hoho bird cascading over the rectangular frame adorned with meandering floral festoons; overall patina and rubbing to gilded surface; later beveled plate

Height: 
32 1/2"
Width: 
16"
Depth: 
4
$3,600
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a charming set of 3 german hand-colored copper engravings of seals from the Bilderbuch für Kinder (Picture Book for Children, dated 1798) by F.J. Beruch
3636
dated 1798

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.

Height: 
20.5"
Width: 
17.75"
$5,450
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a boldly-scaled italian baroque carved giltwood candlestick
3355
early 18th century

with tole candlecup above a well-carved graduated support raised on a tripartite base; excellent restored condition with areas of refreshed gilding.

Height: 
34"
Diameter: 
8 1/2"
$1,625
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a boldly-scaled continental polychromed faience baluster-form covered ginger jar
3175
circa 1780

the domed lid with finial knob resting on a bulbous body tapering to the base with a flared foot; painted overall with blue and rouge-de-fer floral clusters within diaper perimeter bands; The historic production of Faenza majolica is recognized worldwide as one of the highest moments of artistic creativity expressed through pottery.

Height: 
19"
Diameter: 
10"
$3,200
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