“A fine and rare French “Paris” porcelain three-piece garniture, or table setting, with polychrome and raised decorations, circa 1820-1830″ The centerpiece of this table setting has sculptures featuring two women, with wings, and dressed in diaphanous Neo-classical gowns and utilized as columns or … Continue reading
A remarkable and vivid pair of French reticulated “fruit” baskets, circa 1825, with a surrounding circular ring depicting floral arrangements, or “caisse a fleurs”, framed within a raised and gilded “Rococo” border. In absolutely flawless condition, with superb details. A visual … Continue reading
“An exceptionally fine New England Federal inlaid mahogany bowfront bureau, with highly figured front drawers veneers and ivory escutcheons plates, circa 1805″ The condition of this chest is unparalleled For further information and a detailed condition report, simply call or email us … Continue reading
A fine and rare pair of French “Paris” porcelain urns, with “grisaille” (or monochrome) decorations, circa 1790, attributed to the Clignancourt factory and almost certainly painted by Georges Lamprecht with lids that depict Roman warriors and battle scenes which imaginably … Continue reading
A rare late eighteenth to early nineteenth century framed oil-on-canvas, laid on board, of Major General Thomas Pinckney (1750-1828), after the noted American artist, John Trumbull (1756-1843), John Trumbull was a soldier in “The American Revolution” and later served as … Continue reading
An exceptionally fine American Neo-classical mahogany and inlaid bow-front sideboard, circa 1790-1800, with pictorial inlays of bell-flowers, accentuated with “pellet” drops, the upper leg stiles tipped with shaded “urn” details, and ivory escutcheons, from the city of Baltimore. The present … Continue reading
A superior American Federal, or Hepplewhite Neo-classical mahogany and inlaid sideboard, from Baltimore or New York City, circa 1790-1800. The present sideboard is in a remarkable state of preservation, and contains no major repairs or restorations of note. The color … Continue reading
A magnificent Paris porcelain urn of heroic size with excellent gilding and bucolic or pastoral scenes, circa 1815-1825. Attributed to the workshop of ”Dihl et Guerhard”. Provenance: A prominent Southern estate. Height 15″, Diameter (at the top) 9 3/4″. SOLD TO A … Continue reading
“A very fine American Federal mahogany “library” table, New York City, circa 1810-1815″ With a visually commanding presence, this very sophisticated New York City Federal mahogany “library” table, with canted corners, four spiral turned and acanthus carved supports, with finely carved … Continue reading
A fine Scottish George III mahogany and inlaid “swell-front” or bowfront chest of drawers, with a central drawer embellished with an urn and floral shaded inlay, circa 1785-1795. The bureau has a thumb-molded top and is comprised of three top drawers … Continue reading