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Georgian Knife Box Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Accessories: Boxes: Pre 1837 VR item# 855264 (stock# 8638)
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A fine inlay mahogany Georgian knife box offering an original interior with slotted receptacles for knives, spoons, and other sterling dining utensils. Most knife boxes have altered or missing interiors, but not this one. The upward opening lid opens reveals inlay on the inside lid in addition to the exterior casement. Late 18th or early 19th century, and of superior craftsmanship. The lock, now damaged, has the keyhole covered with an engraved silver shield.

English Walnut One Drawer Table Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: English: Georgian: Pre 1800 item# 855195 (stock# 8646)
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A beautiful cabriolet legged hall table, 31" X 40" X 22". The color of the walnut veneers are gently faded, and so rather light on color tone. The top with burl walnut veneer and herringbone patterns and cross banding with the drawer front in matching pattern. The single has possible the original brass pulls, and a lock (no key). Sturdy carved cabroile legs.

English George III Wine Cooler Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: English: Georgian: Pre 1837 VR item# 855187 (stock# 8648)
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A lidded wine cooler on stand. The lead lined box-like cooler opens upward to display bottles of stored wine within a metal lined cooler. This has finely inlaid, original square tapered legs and brass bale handles on the side. Late George III, probably about 1800. Measures 27 1/2" X 16" X16".

Georgian English Pembroke table Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: English: Georgian: Pre 1800 item# 855185 (stock# 8652)
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An especially handsome George III mahogany and inlay Pembroke table, measuring 29 1/2" X 18 1/2" X 28". One working drawer with a false drawer behind and squared legs with casters. About 1790-1800 in date.

Fine George IV Pembroke table Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: English: Georgian: Pre 1837 VR item# 796044 (stock# 8306)
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A George IV mahogany English Pembroke table with fine color and patination, featuring a solid mahogany top of exceptional grain matching and satinwood stringing and inlay throughout. Taper squared legs with brass casters. Takes an oval shape of 38.5" wide and 30" deep, and with the casters, stands 28.25". One false drawer, both with brass pulls. Circa 1790-1810.

Solid mahogany Georgian table Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: English: Georgian: Pre 1800 item# 796041 (stock# 8233)
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A early Georgian solid mahogany Chippendale side table with a single drawer below the solid mahogany top and taper square legs. Nice rear overhang of 1 1/2". The table measures 28" X 31" X 18 1/2". The single drawer brass pull is possibly original.

American Lyre form Pier Table with marble top Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Pre 1837 VR item# 796004 (stock# 8348)
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A rosewood Lyre base and white marble top distinguish this pier table that stands 43” with a 37" x 20" top. Reflecting the Classical influence in style we date this as circa 1820. Regional origins might be New England or Delaware Valley.

Carved and paneled wainscoting Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Architectural: Interior: Pre 1900 item# 793840 (stock# 8228)
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A carved walnut or fruit wood panel, measuring 51" X 79". Panels are defined by doweled framing bearing various carved motifs, including floral rosettes along the top. The lower center may have been the top of a short door, having the image of a carved dragon. The damage and wear seems consistent with the probable usage throughout over a hundred years of age.

Georgian mahogany table Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: English: Georgian: Pre 1800 item# 787024 (stock# 7955)
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An unusual early 18th Century Queen Anne table whose top is 28"X 54". The caster mounted pad or spoon feet are classic Queen Anne and are pegged into the frame below the top; working drawers on both sides have brass pulls, that appear original. This table is unusual for several reasons. The use of mahogany in the early 1700s was unusual. Besides being less fashionable than the popular walnut or oak, mahogany was and always has been hard to get. It all had to be imported; yet this one p ...click for details

Rosewood and inlay game and work table Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Victorian: Pre 1900 item# 787016 (stock# 8080)
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An unusual and well-preserved rosewood veneer "Lyre" form sewing table and gaming table. The single drawer with lock is above an original sewing bag (which slides outward). The rosewood top slides diagonally and opens to a gaming board, with a narrow compartment below for game items' storage. American 19th century. 28" X 21" X 13 1/2".

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