Refurbished French Leather Club Chairs - Cormeilles Deco Caramel Pair
These chairs have a strong presence with their wide, deep, firm seats, impressive feet & softly squared backs. One of William’s favorite pairs, circa 1930’s, they have a rich caramel hue with hand-rubbed nuances.
Dimensions: 42” wide, 40” deep, 33” high

Refurbished French Leather Club Chairs - Cinema Large Roundback Pair
We are always happy to find a pair of these larger round back chairs to restore.
The fullness of the arms, rich caramel color & stylish black piping make this a very inviting pair.
Circa 1930’s.
Dimensions: 36” wide, 36” deep, 34” high

A Late Victorian Quilt or Towel rack; Pine and Oak, with Three Double Spindle Hangers. Dimensions 28.5" wide x 28" high x 12" deep. Very moderate wear for its age, circa 1880-1900.

A beautiful sterling and turquoise match holder and tray by Frank Patania Sr. (1899-1964). Born in Italy, this silversmith came to the U.S. at an early age settling in the Southwest and achieved great recognition for his blending of European and Native American design. The pieces are elegant and sophisticated in their simplicity. The oval cabachon turquoise have a bezel of tiny silver beading. The stones provide the focal point for these fine pieces...

A Victorian Style Oak Washstand, with Center Drawer, Towel Bars and a Scrolled Back. Dimensions; 34" high x 33.5" wide x 16" deep. From the early 1900's and in excellent condition.

An Oak Smoking Stand in the Arts and Crafts Style. An Open top shelf with Fluted Side Columns and Inset Paneled Front Standing on Ball Feet. Dimensions 30"high x 18.5" wide x 15.75" deep. Excellent condition, with minor wear. From the 1920's.

An Edwardian Mahogany Foot Stool; Upholstered with Brass Hobnail Fastenings, and with Fleur-de-Lis Cut Outs at each End. Dimensions; 15" wide x 6.5" high x 11.5" deep. Excellent condition. Circa 1910.

A Victorian Walnut Key Stand or Box, with brass key holders numbered 1-36. The original key works to open the box. Made by E. Parks, Fleet St. London, with a brass label dated May 14, 1859. The wood is stamped Thomas Bradford, and the label of the wholesaler is attached, E T Fisher. The dimensions are 13.25" wide x 11.75" tall x 4" deep. Excellent condition.

An English Oak Perpetual Calendar Box, from the early 1900's. It Has four turning knobs on each side for month day, date controls. Dimensions 7" high x 5" wide x 2.5" deep. Excellent condition.

A Two Part Federal Period Wall Mirror with Turned Column Sides; mahogany and mahogany veneer with brass inserts. It has split columns with relief carved acanthus leaf frieze. Dimensions 33" x 15". Probably New York circa 1820, with the original back. There is age wear overall.