English solid elm three legged stool, 18th or 19th century. These stools at first seem uncomfortable, but we find them quite pleasant despite the low level of the seat. Many are now used as end tables next to a easy chair as a rest for their magazines or cold drinks. 13 1/2" X 15 1/2" X 10".
A handsome early George II solid mahogany partner's table or serving table whose top surface is 54 1/2" X 28" (29" high). On each lengthwise side is a drawer with possibly original brasses and locks (no keys). Casters might be a later addition and due to coloration differences it is possible that one leg is a later yet early replacement.
A fine early 19th century English Sheraton satinwood veneer and inlay gaming table. The open top shown with old and soimewhat worn green felt. Tapered legs. Minor imperfections and losses of inlay, a slight warping of the top fold-over top, and soiling of the surface is reported as this item is being shown exactly as bought. Mearsures 28 1/2" x 17 1/2" x 36". , "" X "" X "". Dates about 1800-1815.
