George Davis Fine Arts & Antiques Gallery Furniture

Framed oil on canvas "Extrication" depicting Savannah Lanes, Jeff Markowsky. Measures: Unframed 48" x 48" Jeff Markowsky’s paintings begin with an intimate and direct relationship to nature through painting outdoors in the open air (en plein air). From these oil sketches Markowsky investigates and extrapolates the power of large abstract shape relationships in the studio through a more synthesized internal process. Born in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada, Markowsky’s education as a painter began in graduate school with Gregory Crane and then with Frank Mason at the Art Students League in New York City. You will often find him in the summers hiking the Appalachian Trail or traveling on a plein air painting excursion while camping out in his truck. Markowsky recently won the Grand Prize at the 3rd Annual Saint Augustine Plein Air Festival in 2019. He was the 2018 Grand Prize winner of the Lighthouse...

A sixth-generation Floridian, Doug Whittle received a BFA in painting from the University of Florida in 1984. After graduation, he spent two years as a Peace Corps volunteer in centr...

Silver plate hot water urn adapted as a lamp, 20th century. 20.25" is the heigh without a harp.

English Silverplate eight-light chandelier, early 20th century. US wired.

20th Century English scalloped style arm sofa with a serpentine front and upholstered in off white damask.

Louis XVI style upholstered open armchair, early 20th century. The upholstered back flanked by padded open arms centering an over upholstered seat, raised on cabriole legs.   

Italian Painted Jardinière First Half 20th Century Height 33 1/2 x width 50 x depth 12 3/4 inches

Pair of large porcelain birds made into lamps, 20th century. Shades can be included but they are not in good condition.

Louis XVI French Farm Table with Two Pull-Out Extensions, 18th Century. Length when extensions are open : 107.75" Length when closed: 61....

Pair Louis XVI style Curule stools 20th century Measures: Height 18 x length 24 inches.   

Louis XV Style Cut Glass and Gilt Metal Chandelier 19th/20th Century Height 20 x diameter 29 inches

Hartmann cushion top Wardrobe steamer trunk Gibraltarized deco design, Circa 1920's.

Framed oil on canvas "Transitions" abstract scene by Dino Savio. Unframed 50.25" x 42" Dino Savio earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Penns...

Italian painted settee with seat cushion and pillows, 20th century.

Italian Painted Cupboard or Bookcase, Late 18th Century fitted with a center drawer, top section for display with chicken wire, and a bottom section for storage

Italian Painted Console Table with a Faux Marble Top in the Louis XVI style, Late 19th

Chinese red lacquer and gold detailing dome top trunk on feet, 20th century.

Italian walnut parquetry inlaid bombe sided commode in the 18th Century taste. Two small drawers and two large ones.  

Very Large Louis XVI Style Giltwood Frame with Decorative Carved Designs, Early 20th Century. Fantastic frame that could be use as is to be a piece of art on the wall or add a paint...

Oil on canvas "Sunset Cruise" by Sue Foell. Measure: Unframed 16x12 Sue Foell hails from Erie, Pennsylvania where she had the great fortune of living out her childhood close to La...

Oil on canvas "Serene Sunset" Sailing Boat scene by Sue Foell. Measure: Unframed 20x16 Sue Foell hails from Erie, Pennsylvania where she had the great fortune of living out her ch...

Framed oil on canvas "Golden Morning" by Laurel Daniel. Measures: unframed 30 x 39. Laurel Daniel was born in 1956 in Racine, Wisconsin, and graduated with a studio art degree in 1979 from Wheaton College in Illinois. After almost 20 years in the graphic design business, she returned to oil painting in 1999 and has never stopped. Laurel lives and paints full time in Austin, Texas. Daniel shares her joy of painting with budding artists of all ages through workshops in Austin, Texas and St. Simons Island, Georgia. She also touches countless students all-over the world with her two oil painting videos available through Liliedahl Art Instruction Videos. Daniel is a Signature Member of the American Women...

Framed oil on canvas "Tropical Overflow" Orchid floral arrangement by Laurel Daniel. Measures: Unframed 24 x 24 Laurel Daniel was born in 1956 in Racine, Wisconsin, and graduated ...

Rococo-style carved giltwood girandole mirror, 19th century. Measures: height 31 1/2 x width 23 inches.  

French Marquetry side table with a brass Trim around wood top, 20th century.     

Italian Baroque style giltwood mirror, early 20th century. Height 50 x width 39 inches.  

French Marquetry side table with three drawers, wood gallery, and brass Escutcheons, 20th century.     

Fruitwood marble top kidney shape side table with three drawers and a brass gallery, late 19th century.  

Continental marble-top side table in the shape of a lyriform, early 20th century. Measures: 22 1/4 x width 21 x depth 16 7/8 inches.  

Pair of English spindleback side chairs with rush seats, early 19th century. 32.75" H x 16.5" W x 14" D.  

Roche Bobois contemporary lacquer and glass display cabinet, 20th century. Two glass shelves and two lacquer shelves.

Northern European mahogany marble top commode with painted feet, first half 19th century.  

George III style giltwood mirror, 19th century. Measures:33.5" H X 50 " W X 4.5" D.  

A mahogany Ming Chinese altar table with sides carved and decorative carvings on legs, Early 20th Century.

Louis XV style fruitwood side table, late 19th century.  

Large two section Japanese Kitchen Tansu, late 19th century. Interior has been modified for bar use (glass shelves). Part of the back bottom sec...

Large Two Section Japanese Kitchen Tansu, Late 19th Century. Interior bottom section has been modified to accommodate a TV. Part of the back bot...

English secretary with glass door and three glass shelves, leather inlay on desk surface, original glass panels, 19th Century. There is one ...

Chinese leather trunk, 18th Century. Colored floral motif painted on sides/top; lined with writing on paper. Measures: 32.25" W x 21.75" D x 20.5...

Black Asian trunk with brass fittings, Early 20th century. Glass top that can be removed.

Chinese rattan and bamboo wedding or lunch basket with brass decor, Circa 1950s. Three compartment basket.

English gilt framed bull's eye mirror, 19th / 20th century.

Set of three Japanese Imari Graduated porcelain bowls, 19th century. Sizes are 7.25" x 2.5" - 8.25" x 3" - 9.5" x 3.5".

French cabriole leg flip-top games console table. Carved fruitwood with scalloped apron and finely tapered legs.

Oil on canvas "Summer Sailing" Sailing Boat scene by Sue Foell. Measure: Unframed 24x18 Sue Foell hails from Erie, Pennsylvania where she had the gre...

Oil on canvas framed painting "Clearing Skies over the Marsh", by Michael Reibel. Unframed 22" x 28" Born in 1964 and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, Michael’s earliest recollection of creating art was at the age of 5 during a summer art camp at the J.B. Speed Museum of Art in Louisville. While he began his professional artistic journey later in life than many contemporary painters, he is living proof that it is never too late to pursue a talent, a dream, or a passion. In 2010, he made the decision to leave his corporate day job and solely focus on his fine art career, a decision many viewed as "gutsy", however one that was driven by his passion and desire to continue growing as an artist. Michael has always been drawn to the outdoors and the natural beauty of the landscape. As a young boy, he has vivid memories of riding at the front of his uncle’s boat before sunrise heading out on the lake to fish in a setting of solitude and peacefulness found in the early morning light. The sensory elements of nature are a moving and inspirational experience each and every time he ventures out in search of material for future paintings. The stillness and quietness of the landscape often provide the inspiration for many of his works. Michael loves the patina and rich history of the south, so much so that he and his family relocated to Seabrook, South Carolina in 2016. The majority of his work is of the southern landscape, however he also enjoys still life and figurative work. As a Kentucky native, Michael has a great appreciation for Kentucky bourbon. His unique Bourbon and Spirits still life series has been an enormous success, with paintings selling out almost immediately upon completion. He is a contemporary representational painter working in oils. He has a strong belief in drawing and painting from life. He believes painting a variety of subject matter sharpens his skills and ultimately makes him a better painter. In his view, today’s technologies afford painters a multitude of useful tools, however without the experience of working from life, a painter’s work may not develop to its fullest potential or vision. There are attributes of landscape painting that cannot always be painted from life. Michael describes his work as a pursuit in visual poetry. He is continually striving to move beyond the literal representation of the subject. His goal with each painting is to create a unique piece of fine art that will result in an emotional response from the viewer. Current Member Associations Signature Member National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society Associate Member Oil Painters of America Associate Member American Impressionist Society Instructor at the Studio School Savannah, Georgia Judge and Juror for selected national/regional art exhibitions Michael's work can be found in corporate and private collections across the country Exhibitions and Awards 2019 Splendid and Serene invitational group show, Cabarrus Arts Council, Camden NC 2019 Oil and Water, 2-person show, Wells Gallery, Kiawah, SC 2019 Historic Beaufort Foundation Fall Festival of Homes and Gardens event poster 2019 Masters Meet Modern, Eisele Gallery of fine art, Cincinnati, OH 2018 Cheers!, Wells Gallery, Sanctuary Hotel, Kiawah, SC 2017 National Oil and Acrylic Society's Best of America national exhibition, Castle Gallery, Fort Wayne, IN 2017 Beaufort Art Council, ArtPop winner, Beaufort, SC 2017 American Impressionist Society Small Works juried exhibition, Randy Higbee Gallery Costa Mesa, CA 2016 Award of Excellence, NOAPS Signature Members exhibition, Eisele Gallery of Fine Art, Cincinnati, OH 2015 Viewpoint 47, Cincinnati Art Club juried national exhibition 2014 Best of America, National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society juried national exhibition 2014 Viewpoint 46, Cincinnati Art Club juried national exhibition 2014 American Impressionist Society 15th annual juried national exhibition, Abend Gallery Denver, CO 2011 Telfair Juried Art Fair, Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, GA 2011 Best of America, National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society national exhibition 2010 NOAPS Society Signature Member event, "Visions for New Decade", Cultural Arts Council Fine Art Gallery, Estes Park, CO 2010 Telfair Juried Art Fair, Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, GA 2010 Fine Arts on the River, juried art festival, Savannah, GA 2009 Awarded Signature Status by the National Oil and Acrylics Painters Society 2009 Best of America, National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society national exhibition Solo Exhibition, "Crabbin' Along the Georgia Coast", McIntosh Art Association, Darien, GA, April-June 2009 2009 St. James Juried Art Festival, Louisville, KY Solo Exhibition DS Creations Gallery, Louisville, KY October 2008 2008 Best of America, National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society national exhibition 2008 Central South National Art Exhibition, Tennessee Art...

Oil on canvas framed painting "Long Day Ahead" Boat and Crab Scene by Michael Reibel. Unframed 24" x 36" Born in 1964 and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, Michael’s earliest recollection of creating art was at the age of 5 during a summer art camp at the J.B. Speed Museum of Art in Louisville. While he began his professional artistic journey later in life than many contemporary painters, he is living proof that it is never too late to pursue a talent, a dream, or a passion. In 2010, he made the decision to leave his corporate day job and solely focus on his fine art career, a decision many viewed as "gutsy", however one that was driven by his passion and desire to continue growing as an artist. Michael has always been drawn to the outdoors and the natural beauty of the landscape. As a young boy, he has vivid memories of riding at the front of his uncle’s boat before sunrise heading out on the lake to fish in a setting of solitude and peacefulness found in the early morning light. The sensory elements of nature are a moving and inspirational experience each and every time he ventures out in search of material for future paintings. The stillness and quietness of the landscape often provide the inspiration for many of his works. Michael loves the patina and rich history of the south, so much so that he and his family relocated to Seabrook, South Carolina in 2016. The majority of his work is of the southern landscape, however he also enjoys still life and figurative work. As a Kentucky native, Michael has a great appreciation for Kentucky bourbon. His unique Bourbon and Spirits still life series has been an enormous success, with paintings selling out almost immediately upon completion. He is a contemporary representational painter working in oils. He has a strong belief in drawing and painting from life. He believes painting a variety of subject matter sharpens his skills and ultimately makes him a better painter. In his view, today’s technologies afford painters a multitude of useful tools, however without the experience of working from life, a painter’s work may not develop to its fullest potential or vision. There are attributes of landscape painting that cannot always be painted from life. Michael describes his work as a pursuit in visual poetry. He is continually striving to move beyond the literal representation of the subject. His goal with each painting is to create a unique piece of fine art that will result in an emotional response from the viewer. Current Member Associations Signature Member National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society Associate Member Oil Painters of America Associate Member American Impressionist Society Instructor at the Studio School Savannah, Georgia Judge and Juror for selected national/regional art exhibitions Michael's work can be found in corporate and private collections across the country Exhibitions and Awards 2019 Splendid and Serene invitational group show, Cabarrus Arts Council, Camden NC 2019 Oil and Water, 2-person show, Wells Gallery, Kiawah, SC 2019 Historic Beaufort Foundation Fall Festival of Homes and Gardens event poster 2019 Masters Meet Modern, Eisele Gallery of fine art, Cincinnati, OH 2018 Cheers!, Wells Gallery, Sanctuary Hotel, Kiawah, SC 2017 National Oil and Acrylic Society's Best of America national exhibition, Castle Gallery, Fort Wayne, IN 2017 Beaufort Art Council, ArtPop winner, Beaufort, SC 2017 American Impressionist Society Small Works juried exhibition, Randy Higbee Gallery Costa Mesa, CA 2016 Award of Excellence, NOAPS Signature Members exhibition, Eisele Gallery of Fine Art, Cincinnati, OH 2015 Viewpoint 47, Cincinnati Art Club juried national exhibition 2014 Best of America, National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society juried national exhibition 2014 Viewpoint 46, Cincinnati Art Club juried national exhibition 2014 American Impressionist Society 15th annual juried national exhibition, Abend Gallery Denver, CO 2011 Telfair Juried Art Fair, Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, GA 2011 Best of America, National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society national exhibition 2010 NOAPS Society Signature Member event, "Visions for New Decade", Cultural Arts Council Fine Art Gallery, Estes Park, CO 2010 Telfair Juried Art Fair, Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, GA 2010 Fine Arts on the River, juried art festival, Savannah, GA 2009 Awarded Signature Status by the National Oil and Acrylics Painters Society 2009 Best of America, National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society national exhibition Solo Exhibition, "Crabbin' Along the Georgia Coast", McIntosh Art Association, Darien, GA, April-June 2009 2009 St. James Juried Art Festival, Louisville, KY Solo Exhibition DS Creations Gallery, Louisville, KY October 2008 2008 Best of America, National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society national exhibition 2008 Central South National Art Exhibition, Tennessee Art...

Oil on canvas framed painting "Distant Island Marsh Shadows" by Michael Reibel. Unframed 22" x 28" Born in 1964 and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, Michael’s earliest recollection of creating art was at the age of 5 during a summer art camp at the J.B. Speed Museum of Art in Louisville. While he began his professional artistic journey later in life than many contemporary painters, he is living proof that it is never too late to pursue a talent, a dream, or a passion. In 2010, he made the decision to leave his corporate day job and solely focus on his fine art career, a decision many viewed as "gutsy", however one that was driven by his passion and desire to continue growing as an artist. Michael has always been drawn to the outdoors and the natural beauty of the landscape. As a young boy, he has vivid memories of riding at the front of his uncle’s boat before sunrise heading out on the lake to fish in a setting of solitude and peacefulness found in the early morning light. The sensory elements of nature are a moving and inspirational experience each and every time he ventures out in search of material for future paintings. The stillness and quietness of the landscape often provide the inspiration for many of his works. Michael loves the patina and rich history of the south, so much so that he and his family relocated to Seabrook, South Carolina in 2016. The majority of his work is of the southern landscape, however he also enjoys still life and figurative work. As a Kentucky native, Michael has a great appreciation for Kentucky bourbon. His unique Bourbon and Spirits still life series has been an enormous success, with paintings selling out almost immediately upon completion. He is a contemporary representational painter working in oils. He has a strong belief in drawing and painting from life. He believes painting a variety of subject matter sharpens his skills and ultimately makes him a better painter. In his view, today’s technologies afford painters a multitude of useful tools, however without the experience of working from life, a painter’s work may not develop to its fullest potential or vision. There are attributes of landscape painting that cannot always be painted from life. Michael describes his work as a pursuit in visual poetry. He is continually striving to move beyond the literal representation of the subject. His goal with each painting is to create a unique piece of fine art that will result in an emotional response from the viewer. Current Member Associations Signature Member National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society Associate Member Oil Painters of America Associate Member American Impressionist Society Instructor at the Studio School Savannah, Georgia Judge and Juror for selected national/regional art exhibitions Michael's work can be found in corporate and private collections across the country Exhibitions and Awards 2019 Splendid and Serene invitational group show, Cabarrus Arts Council, Camden NC 2019 Oil and Water, 2-person show, Wells Gallery, Kiawah, SC 2019 Historic Beaufort Foundation Fall Festival of Homes and Gardens event poster 2019 Masters Meet Modern, Eisele Gallery of fine art, Cincinnati, OH 2018 Cheers!, Wells Gallery, Sanctuary Hotel, Kiawah, SC 2017 National Oil and Acrylic Society's Best of America national exhibition, Castle Gallery, Fort Wayne, IN 2017 Beaufort Art Council, ArtPop winner, Beaufort, SC 2017 American Impressionist Society Small Works juried exhibition, Randy Higbee Gallery Costa Mesa, CA 2016 Award of Excellence, NOAPS Signature Members exhibition, Eisele Gallery of Fine Art, Cincinnati, OH 2015 Viewpoint 47, Cincinnati Art Club juried national exhibition 2014 Best of America, National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society juried national exhibition 2014 Viewpoint 46, Cincinnati Art Club juried national exhibition 2014 American Impressionist Society 15th annual juried national exhibition, Abend Gallery Denver, CO 2011 Telfair Juried Art Fair, Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, GA 2011 Best of America, National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society national exhibition 2010 NOAPS Society Signature Member event, "Visions for New Decade", Cultural Arts Council Fine Art Gallery, Estes Park, CO 2010 Telfair Juried Art Fair, Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, GA 2010 Fine Arts on the River, juried art festival, Savannah, GA 2009 Awarded Signature Status by the National Oil and Acrylics Painters Society 2009 Best of America, National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society national exhibition Solo Exhibition, "Crabbin' Along the Georgia Coast", McIntosh Art Association, Darien, GA, April-June 2009 2009 St. James Juried Art Festival, Louisville, KY Solo Exhibition DS Creations Gallery, Louisville, KY October 2008 2008 Best of America, National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society national exhibition 2008 Central South National Art Exhibition, Tennessee Art...

Set of Six Scottish Art Deco dining chairs, Early 20th Century. Set comprised of two arm chairs and four side chairs. Side chairs - 17.75" W x 37" H x 17.25" D and seat height is 18...

English Scalloped style chair with a serpentine front and upholstered in off white damask with ottoman, 20th Century. Dimensions: Ottoman – 23” D x 16” H x 26” W - Dimensions: Chair ...

Louis XVI style parcel giltwood trumeau mirror, early 19th century. Fine oil painting depicting a trio of young women in a Classical garden setting.

George II style carved and distressed giltwood mirror with eagle ornament, 19th century.

Pair of George II style carved walnut settees, upholstered in petit point needlework, 19th century Property from Mar-a-Lago, Christie's, New York, NY, sale 8140, lot 136".    

Louis XVI style marquetry two tier side table with gilt bronze mounts, early 20th century.

Regency style mahogany three pedestal dining table, early 20th century.  

Louis XV style carved giltwood two-part Duchesse Brisee, Late 19th Century.  

French Provincial tray top side table with a drawer, 19th century.

Large oil on canvas wall panel or screen depicting an Old World Pharmacy, Mid 20th Century.

French polished brass decorative pricket or candlestick, 19th century.

French polished brass decorative Pricket or candlestick, 19th century.