Antique mahogany tilt-top breakfast or dining table circa 1830. Solid mahogany round top on a pedestal base. Measures 29 inches high x 43 inches in diameter. Great estate condition with original finish. Very sturdy. Some wear commensurate with its age.

Karl Schmieg and Henri Kotzian met as apprentices to prominent furniture manufacturers in London and founded their partnership around 1908. They moved to New York City to establish a high-end custom cabinet-making workshop, eventually operating out of a prominent nine-story building at 521–523 East 72nd Street in Manhattan. Their custom pieces and interiors furnished high-profile clients, social elites, and major institutions across the United States, including the Waldorf Astoria and the Supreme Court of the United States. The stands measure: 18.5 x 13.5 x 25 inches; 17.5 x 13 x 24 inches; 15.5 x 12 x 23 inches; and 13.5 x 11.5 x 22.5 inches. Very good condition with flame mahogany inlays. Some wear marks commensurate with their age. Strong and sturdy. One retains its original brass plaque.

Eldred Wheeler diminutive chest in strong-grained tiger maple. Chippendale style of 1760-70, with 4 graduated drawers and bracket feet. Please see Eldred Wheeler A Collectors Guide, page 216, for an example. Each measures 29 inches high by 23 inches wide by 14 inches deep at the top molding and 13 inches deep at the case. Excellent condition.

Rare Georgian period mahogany tilt-top tea table. The shaped border boasts 6 deeply dish-carved scallop shells (integral, not applied). The carved center column and tripod base end in ball and claw feet. This rare table measures 29 inches across and 28 inches high. Beautiful surface, solid plumb pudding mahogany, excellent condition.

Regency period inlaid oval tray mounted as a coffee table on later base. English, circa 1820. Solid mahogany, single board top, line inlay and central shell medallion. The tray measures 28.75 inches long x 20 inches wide; the table is 18.5 inches high. Excellent condition.