Late 19th C. English Hand Carved Oak Mantle

AN ANSONIA CLOCK COMPANY EIGHT DAY CARVED OAK MANTLE CLOCK, LATE 19TH CENTURY, the circular white dial with black Roman chapters, enclosing reticulated cut metal hands above twin key escapements, susp

Antique English Victorian era carved oak full body standing pair of winged lions or Griffins. Dimensions (Approximate): 2 ft. hgt. x 16 in. dp. Late 19th century. Hand-carved oak. Architectural elemen

English carved oak hall bench, lift seat, carved lion head hand rests, paw feet, back and front panel with intricately carved scrolled floral designs, late 19th to early 20th c., 41" (h) x 63" x 22"

Oak front door with carved geometric panel, hand-forged metal strap hinges, inlay parquetry decoration to frame. English late 17th. Remainder of cupboard, 19th C. construction. H. 21" W. 16 1/4" D. 9"

Late 19th century English carved oak hall tree, the asymmetrical unit with a beveled glass mirror with carved panels on three sides, interspersed with nine turned wood coat pegs and a shelf, the lower

English heavily carved oak hall chair with block turned legs. The seat is upholstered in old, possibly original oil cloth leatherette with brass stud trim. Attributed to Hewetson, Milner & Thexton Hei

Late 19th century handcarved oak clock with woodland gnomes flanking the face and supporting a leafy garland, 14"h x 9"w x 4.5"d.

Late 19th century English carved oak library table, the apron with gadrooning and relief carved lion masks at the canted corners, over turned legs with egg and dart and gadrooned details, raised on fu

Late 19th century English carved oak library table, the apron with gadrooning and relief carved lion masks at the canted corners, over legs with gadrooning, stylized acanthus leaves, and turned detail

Late 19th century English carved oak lined humidor on stand. Locking cabinet signed " J.T. Needs Bond St." and After Bramah Picadilly st. . Key included. Dimensions: 37 1/4"h X 24 3/8"w X 16"d

A late 19th century Victorian carved oak over mantle frame having lion face, oak and leaf carved decoration. Size: 39" H x 52" W x 5.5" D

American, late 19th century carved pressed oak decorated mantle clock, with curtains painted on glass, 23" H x 14 1/2" W x 4 1/2" L.

Late 19th or early 20th c. English baroque style carved oak manorial armchair with needlepoint romantic scene upholstery. 48 x 23 x 25" 19" to seat

English Late 19th C. Carved Oak Tavern Table. Size: 28.5" H x 36" W x 27" D

Pair of English Carved Oak Lionslate 19th century, each modeled standing foursquare.h. 14-3/4", w. 18", d. 5-1/4" Provenance: Estate of Ann and Howard Barnett, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Pair of English late 19th Century carved oak hall chairs each having central shield with hedgehog decoration Size: 38"H x 17"W x 15.5"D Circa: 1860 List Price: $3800

English carved oak mirror, late 19th c., having fanned crest, over carved grotesque animals with wings, encasing beveled mirror plate, approx 30.5"h, 22 3/8"w, 10lbs Start Price: $100.00

Large bulbous leg oak late 19th century English harvest table with castle sides, ca 1890-1905. L 11' x W 39" x H 30". Overall good condition. Originally had stretchers on legs, has been converted to d

Antique English carved oak panel with figures. From Olde Blind Dog Irish Pub, Atlanta, GA. Late 19th century. 39"h x 59"w

English carved oak figural cupboard, late 19th century, two drawers above the cabinet doors, throughout with carved details, acanthus motifs, and mascaron Grotesque features, raised on paw feet. 36”

Dates to around the late 19th century. Beautifully carved. Measures 12" long x 6'' wide. Tin lined boxes to the side and place for the tobacco. We will not ship this lot. We can refer local shippers.

Diminutive English Carved Oak Pedestal Lamp Table, late 19th c., the circular top on a turned tapered support to tripod cabriole legs. H.- 26 1/4 in., Dia.- 17 1/2 in.

English Carved Oak Wing Chair, late 19th c., the arched back over two wings and upholstered curved arms, above an upholstered seat, on turned and square legs, joined by rectangular stretchers, in medi

From The Collection of Dr. Richard Fuller Founder Of Seattle Art Museum In Honor Of His Late Father.