Walnut Louis XV Fauteuil, c. 1750, newly upholstered in silk. Some restorations to the frame. Provenance: the Wanameker-de Heeren estate. 36” h. x 24” w. 21” d.
Fine Louis XV Fauteuil, c. 1750, having remains of green polychrome, newly upholstered in silk. Some restorations to the frame. Provenance: the Wanameker-de Heeren estate. 34 ¾” h. x 20 ½” w x 19” D
A George III Chippendale Carved Walnut Settee, c. 1760, the tall back flanked by scrolled arms and supports above a rectangular frame raised on three frontal cabriole legs with shell-carved knees and ball-and-claw feet and three rear raked legs with chamfered edges. 44 ½”h. (back height), 18”h. (to seat) x 62”w. x 23”d.
A Louis XVI walnut canape, c. 1780. The carved back cresting with laurel bough and wreath motif, with downswept fluted arms, over a down-filled seat, above a skirt having bough and wreath carving, raised on turned, tapered and fluted legs headed by paterae.
40”h. x 82”l. x 34”d. (18”h. to seat).
An very good cherry Chippendale oxbow chest of drawers of outstanding proportions, coastal Massachusetts, c. 1770. The overhanging rectangular top with molded edges and a reverse serpentine front above the cockbeaded conforming case fitted with four graduated drawers on a molded base, raised on shaped bracket feet with scalloped returns. 31 ¾” h. x 36 ¼” w. (33 ¼ the case), 21” d.
A Pair of George III Silver 4-light Candelabra, Mark of John Watson, Sheffield, 1819, Rococo Style, fluted, tapering columns with acanthus leaf shoulders & capitals, shaped circular bases decorated in relief with foliage and scroll, the three branches centered by detachable fourth. Repairs to two of the three arms on one of the candelabra. A minor repair on the second. 20 1/2 in. high, 15” w.
New England Queen Anne/Chippendale mahogany candlestand, c. 1780 a finely figured round tilt-top over vase-turned shaft over cabriole legs ending in molded pad feet. 27” h. x 17 ½” x 17 ¼”.
