A late Victorian stained oak and antler overmantel

American Late Victorian Oak and Gilt Gesso Overmantel Mirror, c. 1900, the relief frame around an oak band and an inner gilt and gesso relief liner with a rectangular plate, H.- 28 1/2 in., W.- 32 3/8

Victorian stained & leaded glass window, amber with blue bordering, features opalescent spiral disc center, plus rosette & pyramid jewels, oak frame, late 19th C., 29" x 67". CONDITION: 4 damaged oute

Type: Chest, cabinet Materials: Stained oak Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Late 19th century Maker: Continental Description: An ornately carved Victorian period diminutive chest having a tabl

Suite of Eight American Late Victorian Oak Dining Chairs fourth quarter 19th century, in the manner of R. J. Horner, comprised of a pair of armchairs, h. 50-1/4", and six sidechairs, h. 48-1/4", each

late 19th century; compartment with shelves enclosed by serpentine glass panel door and sides, 66 1/2 in. H., 42 in. L., 15 1/2 in. D.

DESCRIPTION: Late Victorian oak hall tree. Scallop cornice and finials over beveled mirror flanked by brass figural swan coat hooks and umbrella holders. Carved foliate designs. MEASUREMENTS: 51" w x

Late Victorian stained leaded glass window, 19th/20th c., hand-painted bird design, 42"h x 10.25w x 1.75"d

A late Victorian oak vanity with mirror and chair circa 1890. Dimensions: Ht: 61" Width: 32" Depth: 20" (vanity)

English oak correspondence box, late 19th c., the handled box with lift top and fall front, opening to slotted storage and three drawers, above pen tray, flanked by two glass inkwells, fold out writin

Late Victorian corner vitrine, oak, a serpentine column made gallery is over a single drawer with elaborate brass escutcheon & a glass door with glass side panels, two lucite shelves, 19th/20th c., mo

Circa 1880; split pedestal base with four scrolled legs, 30 in. H., 54 in. Diam. Provenance: From the Estate of a landowner in The Plains, VA.

Late Victorian oak child's metamorphic highchair, early 20th c., transforms from highchair to walker on casters, highchair: approx 40.75"h, 20"w, 22.5"d **Note: for decorative use only** **Provenance:

Late Victorian oak kneehole clerk's desk, 19th/20th c., green tooled leather top, brass pull handles and escutcheons, 35.5"h x 32"w x 19"d

English, Late 19th century (circa 1890). A late Victorian stained wood folding library or step ladder with four graduated steps to one side and united to the opposing support with cast iron patent act

Maple & Co., English, Late Victorian Oak Two Barrel Liquor Dispenser. Silverplated staves, spigots, fills, stoppers and base trim. Signed on rear stave. 9.5" H, 11.5" W, 8.5" D (overall)

Manner of R.J. Horner (American (New York) 1853-1922), late 19th century. A late Victorian oak and red crushed velvet upholstered Morris type rocking chair having a reclining back with flat arms on sp

Two George III mahogany wheel barometers (at fault), together with a late Victorian oak aneroid barometer / thermometer (at fault)

Late Victorian oak spindle-back settee. [42 1/2" L x 34" H]. Together with a club chair in matching fabric. Worn.

Pair of Victorian Style Stained Oak and Tufted Upholstered Slipper Chairs 31 x 26 x 23 1/2 in., height of seat 15 in. Property from the Collection of Susan Lasker Brody

Suite of Six Late Victorian Carved Oak Chairs ca. 1900, probably by R. J. Horner, New York, the backs carved with "North Wind" masques and foliate sprays, with padded backs and seats, raised on cabrio

A late Victorian carved oak library table with griffin supports circa 1890. Ht: 30.5" Width: 91" Depth: 42.5"

American Late Victorian quartersawn oak settle/ hall bench, attributed by consignor to the Cincinnati, Ohio area, c.1900, shaped back over hinged bench seat, scrolled arms on turned supports, paneled

A late Victorian carved oak buffet, late 19th century, the superstructure having a mirrored back, the lower section having two short and one long drawer with a pair of cupboard doors below, raised on

American Late Victorian Quarter-Sawn Oak Server, fourth quarter 19th century, in the manner of R. J. Horner, New York, and bearing a celluloid label inside the right drawer: "J. B. Van Sciver Co., Cam