Vintage D. R. Dimes tiger maple oval dining table in the American country Queen Anne style with two leaves. Excellent condition. Stamped D. R. Dimes Benchmark underneath the top. The four graceful legs without cross stretchers allows for easy seating of up to 8. This table is one of the most expensive designs Dimes ever handcrafted. Dimes no longer builds dining tables like this one. Purchased 25 years ago. Measures 72" long by 44" wide by 29.5" high. The 2 leaves are each 14" wide; full extension of the table is 100".

Set of 6 vintage Eldred Wheeler solid cherry chairs in the country Chippendale style. Removable slip seats covered in bargello fabric. Pierce carved backs with overlapping definition, straight legs, and wooden pin construction. These were some of the finest and most labor-intensive chairs Eldred Wheeler ever produced. Each chair measures 38.5" high to the back, 20.5" high to the seat, 19.5" wide at the front, 20" wide at the back, and 16 inches deep. The chairs were photographed outdoors and stronger sunlight on one chair makes it appear lighter than the others, but they are all perfectly matched.

Vintage Set of 4 matching D. R. Dimes tiger maple Queen Anne style chairs made from solid tiger maple. These were some of the most expensive and labor intensive chairs that Dimes ever made. Strong all over tiger maple, wooden pin construction, turned stretchers, vase backs and pronounced knees. Each chair measures 40 inches high to the back, 19 inches high to the seat, 16 inches deep, and 20.5 inches wide across the front legs. Removable slip seats, easily upholstered to match your decor. This is the best set of tiger maple chairs we have had the good fortune to come by. It was purchased directly from D. R. Dimes 35 years ago and is in near mint condition.

Mahogany Chippendale style corner chair in the Philadelphia mode, hand made by Sypher & Co., 1883, 739 and 741 Bway N.Y. City #107. Dimensions are 39 and one eighth x 25.25 x 25.25 inches. New York, at the turn of the century, had fine cabinetmakers, such as Hagen and Company that built fine copies of Phyfe’s furniture, whose tools, etc. he purchased and added to Phyfe’s already legendary pieces; another was Sypher & Co. This corner chair is branded (see below) and has claw and ball feet in addition to carved shells on the seat frame, acanthus carving on the legs and, if this were not enough, carved splats and reeded arm supports. Excellent original condition. The identical twin to this chair was purchased by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1994 for their permanent collection.

Silver plated footed butler's serving tray. Bristol engraved pattern by Poole. overall 25" x 15.5" x 2". Excellent condition.