Antiques, Collectables, Furniture

1: A Georgian-Style Mahogany Supper Table, the revolving dished tilt top with scalloped molded edge above a reeded baluster support, the interesting arched legs of human form ending in "buckled shoes", height 33 in., diameter 28 in.

2: A George III-Style Mahogany Candlestand, partially 18th c., the period dished top supported by a later spiral turned stem joined by acanthus carved cabriole legs ending in shaped feet, height 30 in., diameter 21 in.

3: A Set of Four Regency-Style Cream and Yellow-Painted Faux Bamboo Armchairs by Baker Furniture Company, spindled backs and arms, horseshoe shaped cane seats, X-stretcher connected to the bamboo legs height 36 in.

4: A Regency-Style Mahogany Hanging Shelf of Three Graduated Tiers, the sides well-scalloped and with vertical supporting hanging bar, height 32 in., width 25.5in., depth 8 in.

5: An Antique French Provincial Fruitwood Display Cabinet, the fan- carved pediment with knob finials above chamfered sides fitted with glass and an arched door to front resting on ball feet, height 41 in. width 25 in., depth 21 in.

6: A Rare China Trade Hardwood Canterbury late 19th c., the top section with four vertical dividers surmounted by finials, the lower stage containing five relief carved drawers, on bracket feet, height 17 in. width 20 in., depth 11.5in.

7: School of Emile Jean Horace Vernet (French, 1789-1863), "Napoleon and His Generals", watercolor, ink and gouache on paper, illegibly signed lower right and dated "5 Janvier or Fevrier (?) 1814", inscribed with the generals' names "Bertlier, Oudinot,

8: A Pair of English Porcelain Ewers, c. 1865-1875, probably Samuel Alcock, each bearing a stenciled mark on the underside inscribed "Bellerophan Destroying The Chimera, from the Antique Vase", each vessel of typical form with gilded lip and loop

9: A Fine Paris Porcelain Cabinet Plate, early 19th c., the gilt festooned border with alternating diamonds and pendants, the well- painted reserve depicting an English landscape with thatched cottage and windblown trees, diameter 8.75in.

10: An Anglo-Colonial Hardwood Coffer, mid-19th c., the rectangular lid fitted with brass corners opening to a void interior, the case mounted with brass bale handles, height 10 in., width 18.25in., diameter 11 in.

11: A Pair of Italian Renaissance-Style Polychromed Wood Pedestals, late 19th c., each of columnar form with a Corinthian capital, the fluted standard festooned with an angel mask and fruit, height 49 in.

12: A Pair of Continental Urn-Form Tole Peinte Table Lamps in the Oriental Taste, having painted scenes and birds on a robin's egg blue ground with mask-form handles, height 22 in.

13: A Continental Malachite Coffer, late 19th c., of square form, the lid mounted with a patinated bronze figure of an ape, height 6 in., width 5 in., depth 4 in.

14: A Four Panel Screen Painted in the Flemish Style, with scenes of the hunt, oil on canvas, height 41 in., width 74 in.

15: A Pair of Regency-Style Rosewood and Satinwood Wall Shelves, each of hemispherical form and veneered in alternating segments, ending in a bud pendant, height 13 in., width 22 in., depth 11 in.

16: A Fine American Brilliant Cut Glass Punch Bowl on Stand, c. 1900, the bowl ornamented with large circular bursts alternating with elongated star clusters, diameter 12.5in.

17: An American Brilliant Cut Glass Vase, c. 1910, decorated with round starburst designs, vertical rows of small stars, and panels of linear cuttings, height 12 in.

18: A Tall American Brilliant Cut Glass Vase, c. 1910, cut with two large flowers with foliage separated by diagonal bands of chairbottom pattern cutting, height 14.75in.

19: An American Brilliant Cut Glass Water Pitcher, c. 1910, cut in a pattern of alternating flowers with abstract foliage and diamond pattern lozenges, height 10.25in.

20: A Good American Brilliant Cut Glass Berry Bowl, c. 1910, decorated with fine, small-scale star patterns against a chairbottom background diameter 8.25in.