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Lot 348: English George II period mahogany marble top side table, mid 18th C., of oblong rectangular form with a variegated white marble slab inset within a crown molding overhanging the straight shallow apron raised on four uniform legs of tapered round section ending in pad feet and adorned with overlapping lappet carved knees, refinished and minor damages, 28 1/2" tall x 28 1/2" wide x 18" deep
Estimate: 3,500-4,500
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Lot 354: George II parcel-gilt mahogany looking glass, c.1750-1760. Scrolled pediment centering later urn over rectangular mirror glass with gilt slip enclosed by gilt molding terminating in projecting shoulders, the shaped apron with scrolled ears. Condition: minor cracks in mahogany veneer. 63" high x 33" wide.
Estimate: 800-1,200
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Lot 360: Continental Louis XIV-style carved walnut velour upholstered parlor set, late 19th C., comprising a pair of open arm chairs, 46 1/4" tall x 26" wide x 26 1/2" deep, a piar of side chairs, 40" tall x 19" wide x 18" deep, and a tall back open arm settee, 46" tall x 56" wide, x 34" deep, each leaf carved S-shaped legs of molded square section conjoined by shaped and molded H-stretchers and terminating in scroll feet, green velour shows significant wear
Estimate: 4,500-5,500
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Lot 366: English George II/III period mahogany marble top side table of diminutive size, c. 1745-85, possibly Irish, with a later oblong rectangular slab of rouge marble carved with a thumb molded edge and notched corners overhanging the straight molded apron raised on four cabriole legs of lsight shaping carved with a shell to each knee and all terminating in pad feet, significant veneer damage, 30" tall x 28" wide x 22" deep
Estimate: 4,500-5,500
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Lot 370: English George III period mahogany sideboard, late 18th C., with a D-shaped front and straight sides beneath an overhanging veneered top of conforming outline, the straight central section of shallow drawer over concave deep drawer between a pair of curving doors, all with cockbead perimeter borders and raised on tapered square legs, massive cracking to top and lesser cracking to sides and other veneer damages to a lesser extent elsewhere
Estimate: 5,500-6,500
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Lot 372: Set of eight British Regency rosewood dining side chairs, c. 1820s, low open back centered with a slender slat elaborately carved in a symmetrical treatment of scrolls centered by a round boss between tapered stiles beneath a deep overhanging crestrail of reeded upper edge scrolling down into bifurcated ears, all over straight fronted trapezoidal seat covered in modern leaf figured gold silk damask over a straight rail raised on front legs of heavy ringed and tapered round form ending in toupie feet opposite raked rear legs of square section, minor damages to all, wear to modern upholstery, 33" tall x 17 1/2" wide x 18" deep, 18" seat height
Estimate: 5,500-6,500
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Lot 375: Pair of English George III period carved mahogany splat-back open arm chairs, c. 1760-85, each with low bow shaped crestrail of shallow carved leafage, open work splat of elaborate gothic tracery, overupholstered trapezoidal seat between S-shaped arms with scrolled grips and raised on plain square legs conjoined by an H-stretcher, one chair in poor condition- crestrail broken near join with stiles, 37" tall x 28" wide x 20" deep
Estimate: 3,500-4,500
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Lot 378: English George II period mahogany marble top side table, mid 18th C., plain horizontal oblong rectangular section, the slab of green-white variegated marble contained flush within an applied perimeter molding atop a plain apron applied with a crudely carved continuous gadroon molding to lower edge and raised on four cabriole legs of equally crude treatment terminating in claw and ball feet, apparent restoration to knees, 28 1/2" tall x 344 1/2" wide x 19 1/2" deep
Estimate: 1,800-2,500
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Lot 381: American Federal inlaid mahogany dining table, mid-Atlantic states, c. 1790-1810, comprising a pair of folding top gate-leg demilune tables, each hinged with a straight drop-leaf of joined planks and an apron veneered in crotch grain above a string inlaid edge and raised on tapered square legs inlaid at the ankles with lightwood cross-band cuffs, apron veneer heavily cracked, significant inlay loss to cuffs, 29" tall x 80" long x 41 1/2" wide, with original 1964 receipt
Estimate: 5,500-6,500
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Lot 384: English George II open double chair back settee, scrolled arms terminating in birds heads, broad and tapered splats pierced flat, voluted crestrail between tapered flattened stiles, upholstered slip seat in green wool needlepoint floral design, raised on three front legs of leaf carved cabriole shape terminating in claw and ball feet opposite three splayed legs of tapered rounded section, thick veneer with some loss, seat frame interior with bracing, 39" tall x 61" wide x 25 1/2" deep, 17 1/2" seat height, minor losses and loose veneer on seat rail, with 1973 receipt from Mack & Nicholson, West Chester, Pa for $2800, with photo as well
Estimate: 6,500-7,500
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Lot 387: English George III inlaid mahogany sideboard, late 18th C., front with elongated bowed form with straight central section of shallow drawer over deep drawer of recessed lower section and flanked by a bowed door to each corner, raised on partly fluted tapered square legs ending in spade feet, upper drawer embellished with applied carving of ribbon tied swag between the two round brass ring handles flanked by fluting over a string inlaid lower drawer, all between stop fluted pilasters and large applied swag carvings to the flanking doors, veneer significantly cracked on top, veneer buckling in some places, 37 1/2" tall x 60 3/4" wide x 27 1/2" deep
Estimate: 7,500-8,500
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Lot 390: Pair of English George I / II parcel gilt mahogany fretscroll mirrors, first half 18th C., framed in crudely carved and gilt bezel within a molding flanked to top and bottom with jig-sawed cresting and matching apron of elaborately scrolled domical outline, cresting centered with a carved and gilt shell, veneer thick and hand-cut and glass apparently old replacements, age cracking and buckling to veneer and replacements including repainted gilding, 29" tall x 17 1/2" wide
Estimate: 1,800-2,500
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Lot 393: English George III carved mahogany upholstered sofa, late 18th C., straight back and slightly sloping sided faced with continuous applied crest/arm rail, carved seatrail, raised on four conforming square front legs and four splayed square rear, conjoined by pierced stretcher, leaf figured red silk damask in poor condition, 33" tall x 70" long x 27" wide, 16" seat height
Estimate: 2,750-3,250
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Lot 396: George II-style mahogany armchair, late 19th c. Serpentine crest rail with scrolled ears over tassel-carved pierced splat flanked by shaped arms with scrolled terminals centering a trapezoidal needlepoin-upholstered seat, on acanthus-carved cabriole legs terminating in scrolled feet. 38" high x 27.5" wide x 25" deep.
Estimate: 600-800
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Lot 399: Italian Baroque walnut chest-of-drawers, 17th c. Rectangular top with wavescroll molding over conforming case fitted with three long drawers with raised shaped panels, on bracket feet. Splitting on top and sides; overall wear. 43.5" high x 53.5" wide x 23" deep.
Estimate: 800-1,200
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Lot 417: English George III style mahogany lattice work wing back library armchair, 47 1/2" tall, 27 1/2" w
Estimate: 2,000-3,000
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