Rare 19th Century Folding Pew, Altar, Desk from Regency Period, England or U.S.

The beautiful details make this 19th century occasional table a standout. The design is 360 degrees with stylized touches from every angle, allowing for more design options. The pine finish has developed a warm patina, and the turned legs are flush with detail. The table is either American or English, late 19th Century. The rectangular top with molded edge over a corresponding frame fitted with a single molded long drawer, is raised on ring-turned legs, joined by a shelf stretcher. One of the planks in the stretcher is loose and will be tightened. This is a surprisingly sturdy and solid piece with nice design features. The table is wonderful in a number of settings, including a kitchen area, a foyer, a library or in a hallway accented with blue and white ceramic objects...

A rare mahogany occasional table from England circa the late 1800s has canted corners and acorn feet. This is a unique piece with distinctive handcrafting. The overall appearance is distinctive. The mahogany has a reddish tone with a deep patina. Mahogany was a favorite wood for many years during the Regency period, and faux bamboo was also used. During this period, the use of brass was also introduced and produced with wood. The Regency period furniture...

A fascinating metamorphic table / chair English oak monk's bench from the early 20th century. Having a circular tabletop with molded edge and dec...

This antique ecclesiastical item from the 18th century, with its beautiful appearance and storage compartments, is not only a real eye-catcher but also practically useful. Due to its...