Jan 7, 2025
A massive and important imperial cinnabar lacquer slip-trailed and gilt-painted 'dragon' cabinet, Ming dynasty.
Courtesy Alain Truong
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A massive and important imperial cinnabar lacquer slip-trailed and gilt-painted 'dragon' cabinet, Ming dynasty.
Courtesy Alain Truong
CHIPPENDALE SLANT LID DESK IN RED PAINT.
2nd half 18th century, New England. The rectangular birch dovetailed case with hinged sloping lid supported by lopers opening to an interior of cubbyholes with an arrangement of 8 drawers centering a simulated prospect door (unable to open).
The case additionally fitted with 4 aligned graduated drawers, each with original brass bales and oval escutcheons on a molded base with bracket feet and bold scalloped returns.
Poulin Fine Art
AMERICAN FOLK ART PAINT-DECORATED DRESSER BOX 1870
Jeffrey Evans
Arts and Crafts Corner Cabinet,
America, 20th century.
Corner cupboard with oak front, containing four triangular hinged drawers and two compartments of shelving at top and bottom, the bottom door constructed with tongue-and-groove panels, all decorated with Aesthetic Movement handles and false strap hinges, with a conforming fretwork frieze mounted to top.
Bonhams
Cast iron mailbox 1930
Original yellow paint.
Artcurial
FINE AND RARE AMERICAN RED GUM KAST
attributed to Bergen County, New Jersey, circa 1775, excellent proportions with dramatic deeply molded cornice, over two paneled doors opening to shelved interior, two paneled doors centering highly figured panels, lower side hung long drawer with false double front flanked by molded diamond appliques, set on boldly turned ebonized feet, probably original bat wing brass escutcheon, dovetailed construction, 78-1/4 x 74-3/4 x 27 in.
Brunk Auctions
MAKER UNKNOWN
DESK AND BOOKCASE
American
C. 1770
The Clark
NEW ENGLAND QUEEN ANNE MAPLE SLANT LID DESK ON FRAME
old untouched surface; four graduated drawers (bales original); on frame with scalloped skirt and bandy cabriole legs; 9.5"h; 35"w; 17.5"d
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