Rare Sheraton Lady's Work Table

A rare Sheraton satinwood Lady's work table with exceptional inlays. Having a fitted interior mirror, sewing equipment area, writing area and slide top cedarwood inserts. Supported by
tapered legs terminated in brass castered feet. The paper
 inventory label indicates the table was in the collection of Lord Leverhulme (British soap and detergent entrepreneur who built the international firm of Lever Brothers Soap).
Lord Leverhulme was an avid collector of important English Furniture.
Attributed to Mayhew & Ince – Marshall Street - Carnaby Market, London.

Reference #180
 

Width 23"
Height 29-1/4"
Depth 18"

 

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Continental Lolling Chair

An important Continental Lolling chair with exceptional deep dark brown mahogany patina. Supported by well carved base,
stretchers and paw feet. Note the remarkable intricate carving on the stretchers and cross stretchers. Teal blue and white upholstering. B. Altman label, NYC.            Circa 1870

Reference #229
 

Width 25-1/2"
Height 41-1/4"
Depth 26-1/2"
 

Unique Pair of Urn Cutlery Boxes

A lovely large pair of urn shaped knife boxes. Wonderful faded brown mahogany woods with string inlay. The covers rising on a ratchet support. Standing on a well formed octagonal base. In the George III style.
Besides placement on a large serving board, these are ideal ornamentation on either side of a doorway or fireplace.
Circa 1880.

Reference #182
 

Diameter 12-1/4"
Height 29"

Continental Tapered Leg Card Table

A nicely formed well figured mahogany card table with circular baize center. Excellent deep mahogany wood patina. Supported
by tapered legs terminated with ebonized inlays. The back legs
pull out so four chairs can be placed comfortably.
Continental Circa 1840.

Reference #238
 

Width 33-1/2"
Height 22-1/2"
Depth 16-3/4"
Opened 33-1/2" X 33-1/2"