BOXWOOD GUNTER'S QUADRANT English, 17th century, 3/8'

Four drawers with traditional x-form decoration and period brass hardware, accented with barley twist detail. The chest in two parts. English, 17th C. H. 37 1/2" W. 38" D. 23"

Withe octagonal top on 3-leg base with a 4th gate leg. 28 x 38 1/2 x 20 inches closed 28 x 38 1/2 x 37 inches open.

Four-drawer oak chest with paneled doors, original hardware. H.: 38'' W.: 39 1/2'' D.: 23 1/2''

English Baroque Oak Chest of Drawers, late 17th century 36.75" H x 38" W x 22" D Property from a Fine Collection of Antiques & Decorative Art, Rumson, New Jersey.

Pair of English Oak Joined Back Stools 17th Century and later Each serpentine toprail above a panel-inset back and seat, raised on block-and-ring turned legs and stretchers. Height 38 inches, width 19

#N/A Description: English Oak Blanket Chest, 17th/18th Century, with hinged lid with lock stamped 'VR, Patent'. Measurements: Height: 22 1/2 in. x Width: 38 1/2 in. x Depth: 13

(lot of 8) English 17th century style oak dining chairs, having shaped back with carved finials, over square seat, rising on vase-and-ring-and-block turned legs, with ball-and-vase turned stretcher, r

Oval Scene of Seven Figures at Court, with deep relief trapunto, utilizing a range of textiles, looped silk ribbon providing a border with the rectangular peplum having lion and leopard at bottom, eag

English 17th c. William & Mary Marquetry Inlaid Five-Drawer Chest, brass teardrop pulls, ending on later applied cut out base, 33" high, 39 1/2" x 22 1/4". Old refinish, minor inlay repairs.

with four geometric molded long drawers on bun feet; William & Mary style hardware. 40" high, 40" wide, 22" deep. Losses, cracking, staining. Property of a New Canaan CT estate.

ENGLISH 17TH C. PEWTER PORRINGERCa. 1670. Likely a former owners initials of "M G" to the Old English style ear, makers touch mark of "SB" in center of the bowl.Provenance: Christi

English oak court cupboard, 17th c., the upper part with bulbous supports and a stepped cornice over the geometrically carved frieze, two paneled doors, an open work surface over two frieze drawers an

Overall 36 7/8" x 31 7/8" Sight 29 1/4" x 24 1/4" Rebate 31 1/2" x 25 1/2" Size small Provenance: European Art branch of the Art Gallery of Ontario; received as an anonymous gift in 1997.

English 17th century oak gate leg table, pine secondary wood, all wooden pinned and mortis and tenon construction, dovetailed drawer, original old grungy natural surface, with Spanish feet, 27.5"T x 3

English 17th century oak blanket chest having a paneled and pegged front with carved frieze above single board top sides and back. Mortise and peg construction throughout hinges appear original. Measu

This early, antique, English chest was hand crafted in traditional, stile and rail construction, displaying reeded moulding. It features three, recessed panels on the top and on the front, with carved

DESCRIPTION: Antique Victorian rapier fashioned in the 17th Century style sporting a curvaceous handguard and a handle bound with wire. CIRCA: 19th Century ORIGIN: England DIMENSIONS: H: 1" W: 7" L: 3

English 17th Century style Jacobean Carved Walnut Joint Stool Approx 18" x 17" x 10" English Jacobean

Lot of 2 English 17th century Iron Knifes with wood handle. size 7 1/2 - 6 5/8 inches length. Iron single edged blade with round tip, wood handle. From the Thames, London. Provenance: Ex Eldert Bontek

English 17th century Iron Knife with wood handle. size 9 1/4 inches length. Iron single edged blade with round tip, wood handle. From the Thames, London. Provenance: Ex Eldert Bontekoe, Pegasi. Ann Ha

English 17th century, the case featuring a foliate carved front panel with a later escutcheon and lock, fitted with a hinged top (split) opening to a plain interior, minor losses & surface abrasions.

Portrait of Henry Howard, 6th Duke of Norfolk (1628-1684) by well known English 17th c portrait painter John Michael Wright (Scotland, 1617-1694). The seated Duke is shown three quarter length in Gree

English, 17th C. 32"h x 7'3"l x 32"d

Probably English, 17th C. and later. 30"h x 48 1/2"w x 19 1/2"d By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.