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DETAILS Hand carved, three sides. Could make a nice stool or plinth.  STYLE Louis XIV style PLACE OF ORIGIN France WEIGHT 25 pounds PERIOD Late 19th century DATE Circa 1890 DIMENSIONS Width 21 Depth 21 Height 19.75 inches CONDITION Note: some chips.

DETAILS An antique Gothic fragment with foliate motifs in shallow relief; some with traces of polychrome decoration. Possibly originally from Bolton Abbey (Yorkshire, England, founded 1120). PROVENANCE Chatsworth House (Chatsworth, Derbyshire, England, built 1553). Sotheby's (London, England), Chatsworth Sale, October 5-7, 2010, Lot 2. PLACE OF ORIGIN England | United Kingdom PERIOD Gothic (Europe, 12th-16th century) DATE 15th century DIMENSIONS...

DETAILS An antique Victorian door knob reclaimed from a historic Denver building comprising: a backplate, door handle and lockset.  STYLE Victorian PROVENANCE Cooper Building (1009 17th Street, Denver, Colorado, 1892-demolished 1970) | Designer: Frank E. Edbrooke. The building was named for former Governor Job Adams Cooper (American, 1843-99). MAKER C. H. Manufacturing Company MARKS Cast mark (back): C.H. MFG Co....

DETAILS An antique, oak wall cabinet salvaged from a historic mansion in Denver, Colorado designed by architect Frank E. Edbrooke.  Finely carved with neoclassical motifs including foliate scrolls, dentil molding and a ribbon-tied laurel wreath. Includes: (4) wood shelves. STYLE Neoclassical | Beaux Arts PLACE OF ORIGIN Denver, Colorado | United States MAKER Architect: Frank E. Edbrooke (American, 1840—1921) |...

DETAILS An openwork carving with two opposing griffins (gryphons) beneath a crown, with foliate and scroll decoration. Perhaps a carving from a piece of furniture or an architectural element. PROVENANCE Estate of Dr. & Mrs. R. Lewis Wright (Richmond, Virginia) STYLE Renaissance Revival COLOR(S) Gold, black PLACE OF ORIGIN England | United Kingdom PERIOD Late 19th century DATE Circa 1880...

DETAILS An antique pin hand carved of bog oak with a thistle to represent Scotland, shamrocks for Ireland and a rose for England. Bog oak is a fossilized wood or peat found in Ireland. Bog oak jewelry was worn for mourning but also was fashionable during the Victorian era as a sentimental piece of jewelry to remember someone you love. STYLE Victorian...

DETAILS An antique Windsor pub chair with double front and side stretchers and a single back stretcher. Continuous rail back. Turned arm supports and flat arms rests. STYLE Traditional | Country PLACE OF ORIGIN Pennsylvania/New York | United States PERIOD Late 19th century DATE Circa 1890 DIMENSIONS Width 24 Depth 21 Height 36 inches Seat: Height 18 inches Arm: Height...

DETAILS An antique oak fragment carving with foliate motifs in shallow relief. Possibly originally from Bolton Abbey (Yorkshire, England, founded 1120). PLACE OF ORIGIN England | United Kingdom PROVENANCE Chatsworth House (Chatsworth, Derbyshire, England, built 1553). Auction: Sotheby's (London, England), Chatsworth Sale, October 5-7, 2010, Lot 2. DATE 17th century DIMENSIONS Width 18.25 Depth 0.5 Height 5 inches

DETAILS A large antique dark oak document or bible box with carved decoration on the front side. Lid with monogram: I.D. STYLE Jacobean PLACE OF ORIGIN English | United Kingdom DATE 17th century DIMENSIONS Width 25.5 Depth 16 Height 9.5 inches CONDITION Note: hinges slightly loose. Wear to lock. Some minor losses.

DETAILS A set of three matching antique square tiles with oak leaves and acorns and a brown glaze. STYLE Victorian COLOR(S) Brown PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER The Hamilton Tile Works Company (Hamilton, Ohio, 1883-1901) | Founder: Adolph G. Metzner (German-American, 1834-1918) MARKS Marked (back): Hamilton O PERIOD Late 19th century DATE Circa 1890 DIMENSIONS (3) Width 6 Depth...