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Two matching pink marble top end tables and one smaller table

10 x 14 ft. Signed "Kashan Masnivi." Hand spun with natural vegetable dyes. Estimated to be 50-60 years old.

Overall dimensions of trunk are 20" D x 32" W x 26" T Legs are 6" tall. It has an ornate latch with key hole.

The dagger has a picture frame

The handle is hand crafted ivory

The case and handle are carved in ivory.

Wooden stock with ?brass on butt end engraved with "98" or "86". Brass behind trigger engraved "W Newton". Overall length 54", barrel extends 28" beyond wooden part of gun. (I am not well versed in gun terminology".

Hand carved wood frame, embossed leather, 3’9” tall, 2’ 2” wide. I think it’s a Luis XIV OR Luis XV style.

Possibly burl wood, claw/paw legs, flip down top to desk Glass doors of hutch have a wooden geometric lattice design and topped with an arched split top with a pinnacle. There are 3 tiers of shelves 71" tall (not including arched split top), 30" wide, 16" deep 4 curved drawers w/ornate metal pulls below desk

6 x 4.5 x 4.5 inches. Appears to be plaster. I cannot, for the life of me, make out the signature. I assume it is 19th century. Am very curious about it.

Watercolor on paper. (Slight damage).

Drawing. 2 flowers (the flowers were drawn 4 years apart). On the reverse of the drawing there is a practice landscape drawing.

Flowers - Oil painting on wood.

On The Hunt-North American Series 575/1000

China set of 12. Four sizes of plates including dinner plates (eleven - broken in past), salad plates and tea cup plates, soup bowls, and smaller bowls (finger bowls), ten tea cups, three different size serving bowls, and two (larger and a smaller) serving platters, sugar bowl (missing lid) and cream pitcher (handle broken off). One very small chip on one cup. Otherwise, the collection is in mint condition. RARELY used. I've had collection for 50 years. It was given to me by my mother. My stepfather, who was in the Air Force brought it back from Japan. The stamp on the bottom says 'Noritake Japan 6604 Janatte. In the center there is a wreath with an 'N' in the middle and a bow at the bottom. The design on the china is a single rose, gray and pale pink. I can send pictures.

Approximately 66 inches tall. Glass shade which is 12 inches tall and has a diameter of 16 inches. Ornate post - heavy.

Nine pictures woven on silk. The largest (framed) image and the only one in color measures approx. 19-1/2" x 13-12".

Oak deacons bench with mirror. Has 4 hooks and storage compartment. 28” wide. 15” deep. 78” tall. No visible markings.

15” long x 6.5” high. 11.5” wide (is 15” stretched out). White beaver pelt. Has been work twice.

Sculpture of peasant woman nursing a child. Height 11 1/2 " Cannot read the artists signature, but a small blue insignia is also included.

12 piece tree by a lake with gold guilding

18x24 Signed 330/450

Antique Chinese shutter, but when I research, it seems to be Korean shutters?

This is a Chippendale chair that appears to be made of mahogany. It is extensivey carved at the top portion of the back splat and at the knees. There is a beautiful darker wood patina at the top of the back splat and on parts of the legs, almost black. The chair is 42 inches tall from the back to the floor. The back is 18.75 inches wide at the top portion. The height from the cushion to the floor is 18.75 inches. The chair height from the seat's frame to the floor is 16.25 inches. The seat depth is 20 inches. The seat width is 21 inches at the widest point. It is a heavy piece. There is a nick or two on the nees and one or two at the top of the back splat. Otherwise, it is in beautiful condition -- very sturdy and tight. It was a single piece at the American Veterans sale.

Purchased in 2011 on my honey from Park West. Appraisal back then was 475. I have the letter of authenticity ans original Appraisal.

Height 22" Width 29.5"

Yellowed tassels, some visible wear.

(2) run of chair 32 x 1 inch Height of chair - 40 inches Seat - 19 x19 (2) arm - 19 inches 18.5 inches from arm to run Carvings are on the 4 sections of the front of chair. No carvings on the side of seat or back of chair Seat was re-covered 3 years ago with new stuffing and springs.

A beautiful mid century modern dining table made by Rway Furniture. Features a row of three unusual x-shaped legs with tapered feet and tubular supports underneath. Minimum dimensions = 38” Width x 29” Height x 28” Length. Includes three 12” × 38” leaves to extend the total length to 96” via Watertown Table Slide device. Condition: Good; wear consistent with age: one minor chip and one small area of varnish wear.

These bookends are surprisingly heavy because they are made of strikingly thick solid bronze. These bookends both stand 5 5/8 inches tall and 4.5 inches wide. Also, they have a 2 inch depth when measured front to back. One of these ends seems to have acquired significantly more patina than the other over the years. They have never been cleaned besides the occasional feather dusting. The patina is clearly superficial however, if desired gone one could clean it off with basic supplies. I was told that this particular pair had been holding vigil in a man’s study since they were received as a gift in the early 1960’s. They sat securing a set of rare volumes on a shelf that was only accessible via a sliding ladder that was build into the shelves.

54" X 19" Tapestry with a group returning from the hunt with their dogs and are having a festive picnic with the ladies. The men are dressed in uniforms that seem militar in nature with fluted pointed hats

Clay head about to lbs maybe Terracotta has marks on the bottom maybe settlements height 5.5 inches width 4in depth 6.6 in