Chippendale style white and blue double door bookcase cabinet circa 1930 to 1950. Professionally painted in soft white with pale blue trim, it is in pristine condition. Grille screen panel doors. Measures 84 inches high, 53.5 inches wide, 18 inches deep at the base and 13 inches deep at the top.

True pair of American country Sheraton balloon seat chairs circa 1820. Both chairs are in very good condition, retaining their original yellow fruit and leaf paint and rush seats. Each chair measures 33 inches to the top back, 17.5 to the seat, 17.75 inches wide at the front, and 16 inches deep.

Queen Anne maple kitchen chair made in New England circa 1720. Very good condition with an old replaced rush seat. A lovely early chair that is strong and sturdy.

Early American four slat maple ladder back armchair. Made in New England circa 1720- 1750. Very good condition with old rush seat. There is some wear to one of the arms and part of the arm cap missing on one chair, which is to be expected from a chair of this early period. Measures 45 inches high to the top finials, 26 inches high to the top arms, 15.75 inches high to the seat, 22 inches wide out side the arms, and 19 inches deep.

Rare museum quality Kangxi period Tibetan scholar's lift top scroll chest. Late 17th to early 18th century. Exquisitely hand painted front panel depicts a magnificent writhing dragon amid blue and green clouds on a red orange ground; the side panels are in tiger pelt motif. All original including the hand wrought iron hardware. It measures 41 inches high by 58 inches wide by 19.5 inches deep. This is one of the most stunning examples of Chinese painted furniture we have ever seen. For a related example, please see Chinese Furniture by Michel Beurdeley, published by Kodansha International, 1979, plate 152.