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Extraordinary pair of circa 1940s largely scaled French limed oak arm chairs. The warm leather is inviting and these chairs sit quite comfortable. Perfect for your throne room,, great hall or grand of

Important Chinese Carved wooden Dragon Throne Chairs. Floral Design with large carved bats to the top of the throne backing. Heavily Carved. Great detail. Vintage. 49 1/2 inches high x 34 inches wide

Nice hall mirror, full length with beveled mirror. There is a little shelf towards the bottom. It has the original backing and paper label from Widman, Detroit, MI. Great for use in a commercial or re

Double handled. Grape leaf and ribbon decorated. Acanthus leaf handles. 28 1/2"H. x 15 1/2"W. Minimal patina to gold gilt in grape leaf pattern. Mansion Great Hall. NO RESERVE. This lot was formerly t

Louis XVI style open arm chairs. Walnut with black leather seat with black and white zebra fabric on the back. Circa 1920. 33" W x 23" D x 40" H. Mansion Great Hall. NO RESERVE. This lot was formerly

Carved walnut with white marble top. Circa 1850. 75" W x 24" D x 36" H. Mansion Great Hall. NO RESERVE. This lot was formerly the property of well-known real estate developer Mr. Melvin Simon and his

Oil on canvas. Depicts a couple, the gentleman is writing. 36" H x 48" W. Mansion Great Hall. NO RESERVE. This lot was formerly the property of well-known real estate developer Mr. Melvin Simon and hi

Oil on Canvas. Brass identification plate reads: Andries Sherboom (Dutch 19th Century) "The Declaration of 1878." 29" H x 36-1/2" W. Mansion Great Hall. NO RESERVE. This lot was formerly the property

Carved walnut with embossed leather. Circa 1860. 27"W. x 18"D. x 38 1/2"H. Slight craxing to leather upholestry on the seat. A repair to the wood facade between the front legs. Mansion Great Hall. NO

[PRODIGY] Great Attraction at Concert Hall. Little Bobby! San Francisco: Commercial Steam Press, 1850s. Wood-engraved letterpress broadside for a three-part show featuring the famous foot juggler Prof

Great lot with several Hall of Famers, stars and minor stars. "Big Poison and Little Poison" Lloyd Waner and brother Paul Waner, Tris Speaker, Rogers Hornsby, Moe Berg (who was a spy during World War

This is an important, early tin sign with a Smaltz surface and wood backing. The sign is a great example of early, handmade advertising. It is amazing it has survived this long. The gold lettering is

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Large and impressive 17th century English Jacobean carved oak hall bench, having a scrolling pediment top with relief carved designs flanking a pair of arched panels with carved busts depicting Mercur

Chinese carved hall bench, having a shaped crest rail carved with a high relief writhing dragon having inlaid eyes amidst auspicious cloud forms, surmounting a carved three-panel back centering a writ

Late 19th or early 20th century Chinese Sino-Tibetan gilt bronze Buddha, the cast meditative figure seated in dhyanasana on a double lotus throne, with downcast eyes and hands in bhumisparsa mudra, or

Continental carved walnut hall bench, late 19th century, having a pierced carved crest rail depicting a central heraldic shield flanked by gryphons and finials, above a relief carved back with a centr

Monumental Italian Rococo style giltwood throne chair, covered in muslin as a base for upholstery of your choice, having an arched back surmounting the curved, scrolling arms, rising on the rectangula

Contemporary paint-decorated English inspired carved mahogany throne chair, the elaborately carved shield crest centering two snarling lions leading to scrolling arms with acanthus supports, the backr

19th century French Gothic Revival walnut hall tree, centering a mirror with two Gothic arches framed by tracery panels mounted with sculptural figures in contorted poses serving as hat and coat hooks

19th century French Gothic Revival carved oak throne chair, having a carved shaped crest with five foliate finials, above a running frieze of a carved geometric pattern, surmounting a rectangular spla

GREAT EXPECTATIONS, Vol. I-III, First Edition, Mixed Issue, by Charles Dickens, published by Chapman and Hall, London, 1861. Hardcover octavo, 1,039 top edge gilt pages, rebound by Riviere and Son, Lo