American Renaissance Rosewood Cabinet attr. Pottier & Stymus Fine American Renaissance Inlaid and Ebonized Rosewood and Gilt Bronze Mounted Credenza, late 19th century and attributed to the New York base cabinet makers Pottier & Stymus.

The cabinet has a stepped top with incurvate sides, over a cabinet mounted with bronze plaques. The panels have inlaid with cattails and wheat sheaves. Satinwood-lined interior of scalloped shelves, raised on a stepped blocked base with bracket feet.

The cabinet is in fine condition. The measurements are height 54 inches, width 69 1/2 inches, depth 18 inches.
 

Renaissance Inlaid & Ebonized Rosewood Cabinet att. Pottier & Stymus <b>Fine American Renaissance Inlaid and Ebonized Rosewood and Gilt Bronze Mounted Credenza, late 19th century and attributed to the New York base cabinet maker Pottier & Stymus.

The cabinet has a stepped top with incurvate sides, over a cabinet mounted with finely painted porcelain plaques representing Michelangelo, Raphael and a Classical maiden. The panels have inlaid with cattails and wheat sheaves. Satinwood-lined interior of scalloped shelves, raised on a stepped blocked base with bracket feet.

The cabinet is in fine original condition. The measurements are height 54 inches, width 69 1/2 inches, depth 18 inches.

 

Renaissance Revival Pedestal A walnut and ebonized walnut Victorian pedestal in the Renaissance Revival style, maintains original finish and fabric. Dimensions: 36" H x 14" Diameter of top.  

Renaissance Revival Center Table attributed to Pottier & Stymus A Fine American Renaissance Rosewood, Marquetry, Ebonized, Bronze-Mounted and Gilt-Incised Center Table, mid-19th c., New York, the shaped top with marquetry floral basket, conforming frieze, raised on scrolled supports, turned and carved shaft, connected to an X-shaped plinth and ending in arched legs with paw feet, retaining much original surface, height 29 1/2 in., width 39 in., depth 33 1/2 in.
 

Egyptian Throne Chair from the Movie The Ten Commandments Original chair used in the movie "The Ten Commandments". The chair retains the Paramount Pictures inventory label. This chair is featured at the beginning of the movie "The Ten Commandments" by Cecil B. DeMille, circa 1956.

The chair is a full size replica of a throne chair from the tomb of King Tutankhamen. The original chair is 3500 + years old and is located in Cairo National Museum. Very well crafted, this chair will impress guests and "Egyptophiles" alike. The chair is beautiful on all the angles.

Measurements: 28" w x 25" d. x 42" h.  

Victorian Griffin Mahogany Sofa and Arm Chair in the Renaissance Style 19th century settee and armchair. Both pieces are tufted upholstered back extending to closed arms terminating in open-mouthed lion's heads, the apron centered by foliate carving and the legs terminating in double knuckled paw feet (settee 33 INCHES t. x 33 INCHES; deep x 55 INCHES wide and the armchair is 33 inches tall x 31 inches wide x 33 inches deep). The upholstery is relatively new and ready to be used.  

Renaissance Revival Walnut Octagonal Table - Antiques by Lise Bohm An American Victorian Renaissance Revival table (30 inches tall x 30 inches wide). The top has been refinished and French Polished the base has the original finish. Lion's head decoration at the base of the table.  

Mahogany Bookcase Signed Gotlieb Vollmer TURN OF THE CENTURY MAHOGANY BOOKCASE WITH TRIPLE DOORS WITH FLUTED COLUMN. BEVELLED GLASS. ORIGINAL FINISH.  

Late 19th Century Furniture by Berkey & Gay Paperback - 320 pages (September 1998) Schiffer Publishing, Ltd.; ISBN: 0764306561 - Book Description: The Berkey and Gay furniture Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan, became one of the leading nineteenth century furniture manufacturers in America. Furniture in the Gothic Revival and Eastlake styles by Berkey and Gay became well known for their high quality, and two Neo Grec chamber suites by Berkey and Gay won recognition of high merit at the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial Exposition. Over 300 photographs of Berkey and Gay furniture from company catalogs are presented with value ranges for today's market in this useful reference book for furniture historians, dealers, and collectors., 300+ photos, 8 1/2" x 11", Price Guide  

The Sphinx and the Lotus: The Egyptian Movement in American Decorative Arts This book was published in conjunction with an exhibition of the same name held at the Hudson River Museum in early 1990. Illustrated are turn of the century products, interiors (such as Grauman's Egyptian Theater in Hollywood), advertisements, etc., that were heavily influenced by Egyptian design. Small fold to the back cover. Soft cover book (55 pages with b/w illusatrations).  

A RENAISSANCE REVIVAL GILT-BRONZE MOUNTED AND MARQUETRY INLAID ROSEWOOD AND MAPLE CABINET -

Probably New York, 1870-1880
62 in. high, 62½ in. wide, 18¼ in. deep

The elaborate marquetry and boldly cast ormolu mounts distinguish this cabinet from others that were made at the time.