Circa 1910 Mission quarter sewn oak sideboard with mirror backsplash & glass panel doors and sides,

Circa 1910 Mission quarter sewn oak sideboard with mirror backsplash & glass panel doors and sides, nice finish, nice form, and structurally sound. From Hudson Valley estate, it measures 59.5" wide x

Oak display Cabinet, acanthus scroll and fan carved pediment over a straight glass door and curved glass side panels, mirror back, oak shelves, short cabriole legs, circa 1890-1910, 70 1/4" x 14 3/4"

A MISSION STYLE OAK SIDE BOARD, CIRCA 1910. With four drawers and two doors each with bronze pulls raised on squared styles, backsplash absent. Remnants of paper label on verso, otherwise unmarked. H

MISSION OAK CHINA CABINET, circa 1910. Having a rectangular overhanging top with raised back-splash above a central glazed door opening to four shelves flanked by two side glazed panels and rectangula

circa 1910; oak Arts and Crafts mission case with brass numerals, front door with clear glass panel and amber cracked ice panel, fragmentary label on verso, 23 in. H., 14 in. W.

with raised panel back and sides, 4 doors on base, 12 drawers. Circa 1910. Refinished in golden oak. 44" wide x 51" tall x 21 1/2" deep. Brass hardware.

An antique Arts and Crafts Mission sideboard offers quarter sawn oak construction with mirrored backsplash having upper display over demilune form case with central drawer tower flanked by cabinets wi

German Art Nouveau style oak grandfather clock circa 1910. Movement is marked R.M.S. The door having multi-beveled glass sections. The case having side glass panels with floral fine floral carvings. M

An antique Arts and Crafts Mission china cabinet by Larkin offers quarter sawn construction with upper backsplash surmounting case with glass side and doors opening to shelved interior, raised on squa

Fancy knotted and carved galley, beveled glass mirror with full columns, supports on sides, quarter oak constuction with three drawers and two doors of two front claw feet. Dimensions: 76"t x 32"w x 4

An antique oak display cabinet, circa 1920, the bow fronted quarter-sawn case having glass panelled sides and a central door, opening to a mirror-backed interior fitted with a single shelf, raised on

Limbert, Mission Oak Hall Chaircirca 1910, quarter sawn solid oak construction with tapered tall back panel with reverse tapered cut-out, plank seat, leg panels with repeating cut-out, lower enclosed

1910 Signed Gustav Stickley Craftsman Bookcase. Constructed of mortised and tenon quarter sewn oak, two doors retaining original 30 hand hammered amber glass panes, rare custom size. 68 1/2"h x 53 1/2

Circa 1910 Each with a Shop of the Crafters paper label, one further stamped: 331 Oak with marquetry panels of colored Austrian woods, the slatted backs over flat tapering arm rests on post legs raise

Soda Fountain or Saloon Back Bar, Art Deco mahogany w/2-section base w/sliding milk glass door panels, surmounted by 3 large scalloped-cornered mirrors & side bottle cabinets w/mirrored interiors unde

A pair of Continental painted oak library cabinets circa 1900. Each having two large doors with beveled and arched plate glass panels resting a top a cupboard base having two beveled glass doors. Ht:

Circa 1900 Solid Oak Carved Doors with Blue & Red Glass on the back side. H 83" w 30". Good condition.

11 Pcs. R.J. Horner Carved Oak Winged Griffin Dining Room Set. Bonnet top china cabinet has a beveled mirror back with figural winged griffin supports, bowed front door and side glass, has filigree an

Attributed to Thomas Seymour, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1805; mahogany, flat top with inlaid edge, one long drawer and compartment enclosed by solid panel doors with center section flanked by side

A circa 1900 American quartersawn oak china cabinet, decorated with details of lion's heads. Topped with swooping crest over three beveled mirrors, with large serpentine top over center door with larg

LIMED OAK SIDEBOARD ATTRIBUTED TO AMBROSE HEAL & SON, LONDONCirca 1918Four side-by-side drawers over four cabinet doors.Height 36”. Width 59.5”. Depth 17.25”.

GEORGE WASHINGTON MAHER (1864-1926) Vine and Poppy Front Door Window Panel circa 1905 for the Herman W. Mallen House, Oak Park, Illinois, zinc leaded glass height 54in (137.1cm); width 30in (76.2cm);

Circa 1850. Walnut with elaborate folky scalloped backsplash. Having two dovetailed drawers (poplar secondary), above two doors with matching center panel, each with two pierced tin punched tin panels

Tiffany StudiosPair of Gothic Revival Windowscirca 1910plated and leaded glass, oak framesunmarked73 x 30 inches (each)Each window of arched-form and decorated with leaves, grape clusters and Gothic R