Nathan Margolis Chippendale style tea table with candle slides. Signed with brand mark. Circa 1940. Measures 26 in high, with a 14.25 in x 24 in top. This is a masterpiece in furniture making with its dish-carved mahogany top and long slender cabriole legs ending in beautifully executed ball and claw feet. Margolis made the finest hand crafted copies of the best examples of 18th century American furniture.

Nathan Margolis mahogany chest of drawers after Goddard Townsend, Newport RI. Circa 1940. This is the best of the best of Margolis furniture. Measures 40 in wide at top, 38 in wide at case, 36 in high and 22 in deep. It has an alternating triple shell carved top drawer and side handles. The Margolis brand mark is on two places on the back. Wonderful estate condition.

Margolis Chippendale style slant front desk circa 1940 from a West Hartford, CT, estate. Measures 42.5" wide by 39.5" high by 23" deep. Perfectly matched solid mahogany boards. Margolis made the finest reproduction copies of colonial pieces in major museums. This handcrafted piece has a shell carved front flanked by quarter columns all set on ogee bracket feet, interior having block and shell carving and secret compartment. After Goddard Townsend, Newport RI 18thc

George III birdcage tilt-top tea table in solid mahogany. English, circa 1760-1780. Hairy paw feet, fluted tapered column and dish carved single board top with piecrust edge. Measures 24.5 x 25 inches across the top, 27.25 inches high when closed and 40.5 inches high when upright. Excellent condition, original finish.

Vintage limited edition Hitchcock armchair with the iconic Etna Insurance Company building in Hartford, CT, painted on the rail. Rush seat. Excellent condition. Measures 32" high to the back, 26.75" high to the arm, 17.75" high to the seat, 21.75" wide, and 15.75" deep. Signed by the artist.