Rare Philadelphia Mahogany Cellarette with Carved Lions

carving attributed to John Pollard, Philadelphia, circa 1770, works by David Patterson, Sunderland, England, an impressive and fully developed clock with exceptional carving, the hood with rocaille an

A William IV mahogany cellarette, circa 1835, of sarcophagus form, the hinged lid with knulled moulding and leaf carved corners opening to a wood six division fitted interior, on carved lion paw feet

George IV Mahogany Cellarette having rope carved trim with ogee molded hinged lid, on cabinet and supported by pine cone carved support with fluted and turned legs, three sides with 3D lion faces heig

Circa 1815, attributed to John Connoly, Philadelphia, PA, American Federal carved mahogany drop-leaf library table having single drawer, reeded and carved decoration, carved lion paw feet, 29" H x 41

AMERICAN FEDERAL/EMPIRE CARVED MAHOGANY PEDESTAL-BASE, DROP-LEAF TABLE, Made Philadelphia. Shaped oval leaves; turned, leaf-carved pedestal raised on four lion paw feet with leaf-carved overscrolls -

AMERICAN FEDERAL/EMPIRE CARVED MAHOGANY PEDESTAL-BASE, DROP-LEAF TABLE, Made Philadelphia. Shaped oval leaves; turned, leaf-carved pedestal raised on four lion paw feet with leaf-carved overscrolls -

attributed to Anthony Quervelle, Philadelphia, circa 1825, top with single drop leaf rotating over rosette carved ogee skirt, pedestal base with carved lion's paw feet, 28-1/2 x 39 x 20-1/2 in. Proven

American Classical Mahogany Tester Bed, ca. 1825, Philadelphia, the rare original tester supported by turned and foliate-carved posts, the paneled headboard with a cornucopia-, scroll- and foliate-car

A pair of carved mahogany demilune tables with carved cabriole legs terminating in ball-and-claw feet and a carved lion apron. 32in tall x 35.5in wide x 19in deep. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery,

Early 19th c. mahogany Classical carved sideboard. Attributed to Anthony Quervelle Philadelphia or Edward Priestly of Baltimore Maryland. Mahogany with string inlay, gadrooning and brass lions head pu

Rare classical carved and figured mahogany parcel gilt marble top dressing chest signed John Jamison Philadelphia Circa 1872. Dimensions 87x42x22

carved Philadelphia style base, lion paw feet, 29" tall, 35" X 35" top when open (35" X 17 1/2" closed), mid 19th century.

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Architectural salvage carved lion mantle pedestals. Features solid mahogany wood foundations with figural lion and Victorian style scrolling details. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: E

This is an outstanding late 19th Century to early 20th Century bow and violin with rare carved lion head scroll from Hopf. The violin was made in Klingenthal, Germany in the 19th Century. The violin b

Solid mahogany carved lion head motif headboard, footboard, rails, slats and hardware. The headboard measures 88" x 63"

A large solid mahogany carved lion head with carved foliate scrolls. There are removable shelves inside. It measures 83.5"H x 24"D x 52"W. It has key, but it is stuck. Some chips to lion.

A mahogany carved lion arm settee. Measures 46"L x 23" D x 34"H

Carved mahogany. Carved lion panels. 24" h x 10 3/4" w x 1" d.

Ancient Islamic Seljuk Marble Lion c.9th century AD. Size 3 1/8 inches length. Rare carved marble lion probably fitting for a vessel? Provenance: Private New York city collection acquired from Sands o

A nineteenth century English Regency carved mahogany cellarette having pagoda form lid with central finial over octagonal paneled sides. All raised on scroll carved flared feet. Ht: 23" Wd: 26.5" Dpth

George IV Carved Mahogany Cellarettecirca 1835, mahogany, mahogany veneer, three part oval form, carved tiered dome lid featuring a pineapple cap with brass handle, stylized gadrooned edge lifts from

Pr. Lion Carved Mahogany Pedestals. 15 in. dia. top, turned and filigree carved center post with 3 figural carved lion’s head legs with paw feet. Both are in very good condition with an enhanced ori

William IV Carved Mahogany Cellarette </> 23 3/4 x 32 1/2 x 21 1/4 in. </> </>

English Carved Mahogany Cellarette, 19th c, of tapering form, the sloping peaked lid opening to an interior fitted with a bottle rack for 15 bottles, on turned bun feet, H.- 24 in., W.- 31 1/4 in., D.