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RARE Aesthetic Movement tile top lamp table c1880. This period American Aesthetic Movement table has an inset hand painted and fired tile depicting the most beautiful marsh scene with flowers and trees. Aesthetic movement pieces with hand made tiles are quite rare and highly collected. This table is made from solid walnut and retains its original finish. Measures 18 inches across sits top and 29 and one half inches high.
Mt Lebanon NY Shaker number 3 rocker with orignal label. This late 19th century Shaker rocker retains its original paper label on the bottom rocker. Old hickory splint seat. Measures 34 inches to the top of its finials and 15 inches to its seat.
American Hepplewhite style Mahogany sideboard by Butler. This handmade sideboard has banded inlay, serpentine front and angled tapered legs. Made but the Butler furniture company. Butler made some of the finest reproduction American Federal furniture. This sideboard measures 72 inches wide by 21 inches deep and 37 and one quarter inches high.
Wrought iron inside or outside patio table and four matching chairs c1950. This wrought iron set is in mint condition. The table belonged to Otto Harbach. He wrote the song "Smoke gets in your Eyes" and was a playwrite, lyricist. He worked with Jerome Kern and Rogers and Hammerstein. The chairs belong to Oscar Hammersteins daughter. The table measures 48and one half inches long by 28 and one half inches wide and 30 inches high. Each chair measures 33 and one half inches high and 17 inches to the top of its seat.
Regency dining table with two matching mahogany leaves by the Baker furniture company. This fine oval dining table has two wide 24 inch leaves. This table measures 56 and and one half inches wide by 49 inches deep.The top edge of the table has a lovely banded inlay.The tripod base has line inlay that runs all the way up and down the length of the legs.
