Neoclassical settee first half 19th century

Neoclassical settee first half 19th century, having a needlepoint seat and rising on tapered legs, 33.5"h x 36"w

A late Federal Tiger Maple and Upholstered settee, first half 19th century the rectangular back with downward sloping shaped sides, having ring-turned supports continuing to blocks and ring-turned fro

A French Neoclassical chest first half 19th century, with three drawers each with ring pulls, and rising on carved outswept feet, 33.5"h x 48"w x 20.5"d

A three branch neoclassical candelabra, first half on the 19th century, likely German . Marked on the base with a German standard mark and an unidentified makers mark. Each arm supported by a detailed

An Empire settee. American, likely Philadelphia. First half 19th century. Having a hardwood body in mahogany and mahogany veneer. With highly curved arm carved in the shape of dolphins, front legs car

A Russian Neoclassical brass mounted mahogany commodefirst half 19th centuryThe stepped case with arched pediment fronted drawer above a door.height 35in (89cm); width 32 1/2in (82.5cm); depth 17in (4

AN EMPIRE GILT LACQUERED BURL WALNUT SETTEE, POSSIBLY RUSSIAN/BALTIC STATES, FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY, the crest centers a tablet with gilt metal mount of two winged putti riding dolphins, one holding

A North European Neoclassical inlaid fruitwood console tablefirst half 19th centurySurmounted by a later marble top.height 35 1/4in (89.5cm); width 46 1/2in (118cm); depth 20 1/2in (52cm) Provenance:

A Pair of North Italian Neoclassical Bronze Mounted Polychrome Painted Armchairs † First Half 19th Century Height 39 1/4 x width 25 1/2 x depth 22 1/2 inches. Provenance: Fremontier, Paris, 22 J

Late 18th/first half 19th Century. Comprising, a settee and a pair of Fauteuils a la Reine, each with a squared back and shaped top rail, carved with leaf tops, flanked by free-standing fluted columna

First half 19th century. Pair of neoclassical tole candlesticks with worn red paint and gold and black decoration. Probably French. 7.25"h. and a hogscraper candlestick with push up. 6"h.

Italian, first half 19th century Walnut four-drawer Neoclassical center table with ebonized band and center inlays on top, tapering center support resting atop a tripartite base on three pad feet Appr

Continental, first half 19th C. 46-1/4"h x 6'7"w x 27"d

A pair of Italian Neoclassical parcel gilt and ebonized cherrywood drum form commodesin the manner of Giovanni Socchi, probably Luccafirst half 19th centuryEach with frieze drawer above a door enclosi

Southern French or Northern Italian, first half of 19th century. A two-drawer commode in the Directoire or Neoclassical style comprising an oblong molded top surmounting the two-drawer facade, each dr

This card table was made in England during the first half of the 19th century. It was made of mahogany and features hand-turned legs. The two front legs of this piece each have an oval inlay detail an

An antique English Derby porcelain teacup and saucer, circa the first half of the 19th century. Both pieces are painted in black and richly gilded with Neoclassical motifs. The saucer is also adorned

Continental, first half 20th century. A Neoclassical terracotta and plaster bird bath with allover faux marble cream toned glaze, with cast terra cotta round shallow well surmounting a plaster fluted

Tekke small rug, 3 x 8 Main carpet guls, Turkmenistan, first half 19th century. Another choice small format Tekke carpet that fits well into the Marsh Collection. The cherry red color sparkles as with

Tekke chuval, 25-guls, Turkmenistan, first half 19th century. Over the last ten years of Leigh Marsh's collecting life, he added some major acquisitions, many of which were Tekke and included importan

Tekke (?) torba, 12-guls, Turkmenistan, first half 19th century. A refined weaving with elegant style and spacious composition. The twelve guls are beautifully drawn, well-proportioned and tall giving

Yomut mafrash/kap, Turkmenistan, first half 19th century. Very similar to another fine mafrash in the Marsh Collection and possibly woven by weavers in the same region, this example displays three ver

Tekke torba, 6-guls, Turkmenistan, first half 19th century. This is another standout 6-gul torba with handsome proportions and unusually large guls. Expertly woven with soft wool and visually composed

Chodor chuval, Turkmenistan, first half 19th century.A grand statement of early Chodor weaving is this exemplary large chuval with unusually deep dimensions. Rows of beautifully drawn ertmen guls pres