Circa 1780 English George III d-form flip top tea table. Mahogany; remarkable timbers. Large shell inlays on green dyed sycamore backgrounds center the top and front.

Circa 1770 George III London made fauteuil or open arm chair in the French taste. An extraordinarily fine period example of carved mahogany.

Circa 1820-30 George IV butler’s trolley etagere, English. Mahogany. 3-tiers of graduated depths with molded gadrooned demi-rosettes atop the vertical upright sides. The tiers with full gallery edges and reeded moldings and each with elongated triangular & demilune carved supports.

Circa 1780 George III period tea table, English. The top surfaces nicely refinished. Mahogany & flame mahogany veneer. Flip top with swing leg. Deal secondary wood. Satinwood & ebony apron line inlay.

Early 19th century serpentine form sideboard, English, George III Period. Lion mask backplate ring pulls. Deep drawers (one retaining cellarette dividers), flank the shaped central drawer, over apron recessed drawer. Mahogany with oak secondary wood.

Circa 1750 early George III period slant front bureau desk. Original, fine cut-work batwing brass hardware. Original bracket feet, tipped up due to wear over nearly 275 years.

English George III period wingback arm chair, c. 1765-80. Raised on molded front legs & outswept rear legs.

Mid-18th century Georgian dresser base, English, breakfront form. Wonderful mellow oak. Four reeded quarter column corners, flanking the two end cabinets, centered by a rank of 3 drawers. Raised on shaped ogee bracket feet. Original rococo well cast bail & rosette pulls.

C. 1815 English Regency Period Chiffonier. Architectural, restrained, and elegant. Beautiful rosewood.

George IV period cellarette of mahogany with carved laurel wreath. English. Well molded and shaped top and feet. Bramah lock. Ideal as a coffee table, side table, or under a grand sideboard.