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Above, a Continental Empire commode in the Biedermeier taste, circa 1830-40. Cherrywood veneers form smooth massive surfaces framed by ebonized half columns and details over block feet. H. 31.5",w. 49.5", d. 24.5".
A Thomas Seymour, Salem, Massachusetts mahogany games table, circa 1810-20's, with a deep serpentine shaped and well grained top above a conforming case with carved acanthus turrets having the earmark punchwork background. All above rope turned legs with the original brass castors. H. 29 , w. 33.75".
Sheraton New England stands, circa 1810-20's. Left, Mahogany and well grained veneers with moulded edge top. Graduated drawers are above rope legs with original castors. H.28", w. 22", d. 16.5'. $580. Right, Mahogany with extensive birdseye maple with graduated drawers and rope legs. H.29", w. 18.5', 16.5". $945. |
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Turret punchwork detail.
Qing vases, 19th century, 23' h. $940 the pair.
 Cast iron figure of a jockey, 19th century. H. 47".
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