Louis Philippe period fruitwood open armchair, France circa 1835. Upholstered back and seat, cabriole legs. Back height is 38 inches, seat 18 inches. Strong and comfortable, excellent condition. Fabric has wear and fading from use, so a re-upholstery is recommended.
19th century English mahogany dumbwaiter with three graduating cylindrical trays to a turned stem supported on tripod legs with pad feet. Dumbwaiters were traditionally used to display desserts. Diameters are 15, 20 and 24 inches; 43 inches high. Lovely patina and excellent condition.
George III period mahogany wing chair, England circa 1760. Shaped wings and scrolled arms over a loose cushion seat; short cabriole legs with pad feed joined by an H stretcher. Measures 49.5 inches high to the back, 17 inches high to the seat, 32 inches wide and 24 inches deep. Extremely strong and comfortable. Upholstery is faded from use, re-upholstery is recommended.
Rare French "os de mouton" French walnut armchair, circa 1700. Excellent untouched condition. Beautiful original surface patina, hand-cut mortised joints held with wooden pins. Measures 45.5" high to the back, 19" high to the seat, 25.5" high to the upper arms, 26" wide and 19.5" deep. Newly professionally upholstered in straw yellow linen. Excellent condition, strong and sturdy.
J. L. Treharn tiger maple silver table, or silver server, in the country Queen Anne style. Signature square wooden pin construction, strong all over tiger grain, single drawer. J. L. Treharn, of Youngstown, Ohio, no longer produces hand crafted furniture. The table measures 25.5" wide x 15.5" deep x 34" high; the drawer is 5.5" deep inside. Pristine condition.