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2 door frames, 2 pieces of molding, 2 doors, 3 panels, and miscellaneous trim

Queen Anne room, c. 1720-1730

England

G326

Card table; by Chippendale?, folding top with semi-circular and broken corners for placing candslesticks (?); cabriole legs terminating in claw and ball feet; knees carved with acanthus leaf designs and foliated cartouches; front of drawer with fine foliate scrollings.MIddle XVIII c. Mahogany.

Card table, mid 18th century

England

G326

mirror, Queen Anne, carved wood and gesso, surmounted by the three feathers of the Prince of Wales flanked by eagles heads; the frame finely worked with acanthus leaves; carved shell at the bottom

Mirror, c. 1710

England

G326

Waterscape with Rainbow, 17th century

after Allart van Everdingen

G326

Side Chairs, pair of, with hoop backs and shaped splats; attenuated cabriole legs in front, end in spatulate feet. The knees are carved with a shell motif. Slip seats upholstered in blue and silver brocade.

Side chair, one of a pair, c. 1710

England

G326

Side Chairs, pair of, with hoop backs and shaped splats; attenuated cabriole legs in front, end in spatulate feet. The knees are carved with a shell motif. Slip seats upholstered in blue and silver brocade.

Side chair, one of a pair, c. 1710

England

G326

settee, Queen Anne style, with club feet on the six legs of attenuated cabriole shape; the knees are carved in ther outline of a leaf which terminates in a simple scroll to frame the ear; on the central front leg the curve of the knee is negligible and the leaf is seen in its complete frrom; the back is formed of two hooped chair backs with solid vase shaped splats; the simple curved arms are unadorned; modern green and gold damask upholster

Settee, 18th century

England

G326

table, round; combination card and tea table; triple top. The legs are almost straight, and the knees are carved at top with a small scroll motif. Dutch feet. The gaming top, covered with green felt, has four fish wells. The tea top is of mahogany, and there are two small drawers in the table.

Card table, 1714

England

G326

one of a pair of andirons of a type found chiefly in Holland in the 17th and 18th centuries

Andiron, one of a pair, 17th century

Netherlands

G326

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