An Italian Giltwood and Polychrome-painted Corner table or console, late 18th Century. The fan-shaped top with an applied watercolor, gouache and chalk-heightened panel signed indistinctly E.C.S. and dated 1791 and depicting a Classical scene of women dancing in a ring around a Goddess with attendant musicians, temples and outbuildings beyond in a pastoral landscape over a guilloché-carved frieze and fluted circular tapering legs headed with leafy sprays on flowerhead-carved knob feet, regilt, ...click for details
A set of six Continental open back fruitwood armchairs, each with arched crest rail and vase-turned arm supports above a cane seat raised on square tapered legs, with cushions. With miscellaneous repairs, but all sturdy and stable. 34 ¾” h. (back), 21 ¾” w., 18” d. seat height 15 ½”, 18 ½” with cushion; height to top of arm: 26”
A charming Provincial fruitwood writing or work table, most likely French, but possibly Louisiana, c.1820, a rectangular top over a dovetailed, compartmented drawer over delicate tapered splay legs. 30” h. x 23” w. x 18 ¼” d.
