Wallace Nutting comb back Windsor arm chair circa 1920 in original condition with impressed Wallace Nutting in script branded under the saddle-shaped seat. Measures 41" high to back, 18" high to seat, 23.5" wide at top, 21" wide at feet, and 18" deep.

Georgian Chippendale mahogany arm chair, England, circa 1800. Slip seat newly upholstered in cream cotton damask. Measures 38.25 high to back, 18.5 high to seat, 22" wide at back, 28" wide at arms, and 22" deep.

Paul Sormani Louis XVI style mahogany card table. France, circa 1900. The top has a panel of bookmatched burlwood set in an inlaid frame of satinwood, ebony, and mahogany with a cast bronze edge; it opens to a felt playing surface. The turned legs have burlwood inlay, ormolu mounts and cylindrical feet. The two rear legs pull out to reveal a narrow drawer and to support the top. There is a brass maker's label "P. Sormani Rue Charlot Paris." Height 29.5, width 37, depth 17.5 closed and 35 opened.

Early walnut work table with drawer circa 1800. Thick two board top. Measures 27.25 inches deep, 36.75 inches wide and 30 inches high. Large hand cut dovetails, wooden pin construction, dovetailed slats under top with wide overhang. Very good condition with some minor old repairs commensurate with its age.

Set of 8 American walnut balloon back dining chairs circa 1865. Freshly upholstered, strong and very comfortable. Each chair measures 35 inches high to the back, 18 inches wide, 17 inches deep and 19.5 inches high to the crown of the seat.