Antique wicker table c1880 in excellent condition. Measures 43 inches across, 28.5 inches deep and 31 inches high. The tray top is removable for easy change of fabric.
Pair of diminutive continental silver chests with marble tops and serpentine fronts, circa 1880. Each has one drawer over a door concealing three pull-out drawers over two drawers. All drawers are lined with green felt and are constructed with hand-cut dovetailed joints. The case is solid mahogany. Each door features a lovely inlaid flower basket framed in an oval cartouche. Original keys.
Antique wicker console table circa 1900. Center drawer, open back, solid sides, low shelf. New glass top (not photographed). Excellent condition. Measures 66.25 wide x 22.75 inches deep x 31 high. The shelf is set 9.25 inches off the floor and is 58 inches wide x 18 inches deep and has a 16.75 inch clearance.
English Georgian period mahogany gentleman's chest of four drawers with slide-out shelf, circa 1790. Measures 32" wide at the base, 30.25 wide at the case, 32.75" high, 21" deep at the base and 20" deep at the case. Beautiful leaf cluster brasses. Excellent condition with the original bracket base and finish.
Pair of gray painted arrow and thumb back chairs circa 1900. Each measures 34 inches high to the back, 17.5 inches high to the seat, 16 inches deep and wide, and 17.5 inches wide at top. Made by the Leavens Company, Boston, MA, founded in 1900 by William Leavens. The company manufactured a variety of styles, notably their "Cottage Furniture", in the Arts and Crafts style. Pieces usually carry a brass plate engraved LEAVENS BOSTON MASS. Leavens "Cottage Furniture" designs tend to be of a lighter, less square construction than the Arts and Crafts pieces which many rival companies produced. The range included chiffoniers, dressing tables, writing bureaus, desks and dining chairs. The company were heavily advertised, distributing catalogues and trade advertisements. Leavens were well regarded, and remained in business longer than many rivals. They stopped production in 1930. Bio taken from justcollecting.com