2 Early 20th c. carts

French Modern Mahogany and Brass Dessert Cart, early 20th c., the tapered oval galleried top with two brass ring handles on a shaped brass bound lower shelf with spoked wheels, H.- 31 in., W.- 28 1/2

Continental, early 20th C. 27-1/2"h x 33"w x 23"d

Early 20th C., with removable tray. 27-1/2"h x 35-1/2"w x 17-1/2"d

American, early 20th C., fitted with one drawer. 35-1/2"h x 37-1/2"w x 26"d

Pair of late 19th or early 20th century Chinese carved zitan yoke-back armchairs, the shaped crestrail with upswept ends, over an S-curved splat with a centrally carved archaic dragon within a ruyi fo

Pair of early 20th century Art Deco style oak corner cabinets with massive curved glass doors and glass display shelves, 78"h x 41"w x 28.5"d.

Pair of French figural candlesticks, early to mid 20th century, executed in patinated metal, each with a scalloped bobeche held aloft by classical maidens, rising on a socle terminating in hairy paw f

Pair of late 19th or early 20th century Sevres style turquoise porcelain jardinires with overall gilt accents, the hand painted body in a trapezoid shape, three sides with scenes of frolicking cherubs

Pair of bronze sculptures in the manner of Jules Moigniez (France, 1835 - 1894), each depicting an eagle with outstretched wings alighting on a twisting and gnarled tree limb, having no apparent signa

Custom, benchmade. 30 1/4 x 33" x 20 1/4"

Pair of early to mid 20th century hand painted corner cabinets decorated throughout with birds and gilt details, the upper portion with three tiers and scrolling edges, over double doors raised on a s

PROVIDENCE, RI. 1 IS IN A WOODEN CASE, FIGURED MAPLE BACK 23" LONG, GOOD CONDITION WITH 2 BOWS. THE OTHER IS MADE IN 1933 WITH FIGURED MAPLE BACK AND 2 BOWS IN FAIR CONDITION, BRIDGE IS MISSING, VARNI

Pair of Louis XIV style Italian giltwood fauteuils, early 20th century, having a crest and garland cartouche flanked by knop finials, surmounting fluted columnar standards, centering the upholstered b

Pair of late 19th or early 20th century blue, pink, and white paint-decorated French Rococo style doors, each with a relief carved scalloped panel centering an acanthus cartouche flanked by C-scrolls

Pair of early 20th century polychrome decorated carved Venetian figurines, each holding a torch and heraldic spear, on draped pedestals with ebonized plinth bases, 96"h x 17" at widest point.

Pair of early 20th century Continental gilt bronze and marble four arm candelabra in the Louis XIV taste, each having a foliate finial above four scrolling arms held aloft by a seated putto, resting o

New York Prints. Mark Freeman (American, 1908-2003) Lithograph "2nd Ave. El" 1933 - signed and dated lower right and titled and numbered 'ed. 75' lower left; image: 10.25" high x 14.25" wide. Nat Lowe

(2) Early 20th c. task lamps, incl. O.C. White, c. 1910, USA, natural patinated brass, including a double pivoting desk lamp with dome shade, marked OC White, various dimensions, 24"h when fully uprig

Pair of Chippendale style commodes, early 20th century, executed in walnut,, each having a scalloped surface inlaid with acanthus scrollwork medallions, surmounting two long drawers flanked by two sho

Pair of rustic French cast iron green paint decorated handled urns, early 20th century, each having a round gadrooned flared rim, flanked by 'S' scroll handles, surmounting the baluster form urn with

Pair of early 20th century Louis XVI style gilt wood fauteuils, the ribbon twist frame centering a foliate crest along the top rail continuing to manchettes leading to scroll arm terminals, each uphol

Pair of early to mid 20th century Continental porcelain urns on pedestals, the hand painted green body with floral and bird panels surrounded by gilt flowers, raised on a square pedestal base, with wi

(2) Early 20th C. leather / cloth bound poetry sets. (22) Volumes, Stevenson's Works, 1906 - 1907, Scribners, New York; (10) Volumes by Jane Austen, 1906, Published by J. M. Dent & Co. London, with co

Pair of early 20th century bronze clad bison bookends, marked 1914 J. K. Krupka, possibly Joza Krupka (Czech, 1880-1917), 8.5"h x 5"w x 9.5"d.