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R.J. Horner Winged Griffin Mahogany Desk. This is the king of Horner Partners Desks, with 3 working drawers on each side, and full bodied winged griffins, the carvings are all original and the desk has only been polished. It is photographed with a glass top 56“W 36“D 301/2“T without the glass top
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A 17 1/2 inch round Walnut and Ebonized table with a large bronzed plaque of psyche and cupid in the center, with 4 different oval bronzed plaques on the base. The table has been French polished over the original finish and is 31 inches tall. The previous owner added a glass top that sits inside on a ridge above of the bronzed plaque. This gives you the ability to place something on top of the table.
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R. J. Horner & Co. French Empire style cabinet with glass shelves, label on back “R. J. Horner & Co. Furniture Makers, 61-63-65 West 23rd St. N.Y.“, this is a great display case for your collection of silver, or porcelain. ca. 1890-1900, 62 1/8 inches high x 40inches wide x 18.5 inches deep
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Having a central sunburst-cut mirrored glass panel above a lift-top mirrored glass surface and complementary door. Height: 59-3/4 in ; Width: 21-3/4 in Depth: 16-1/2 in
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This is a wonderful Victorian cheval mirror by Merklen Bros, whose furniture is often misattributed to the furniture by Geo. Hunzinger of New York. The cheval mirror maintains the original mirrored glass and the finish has not be restored or polished and is original too. There is a small triangular piece of veneer missing on the left corner of the mirror, the glass knobs holding the mirror I believe to be replacements. The mirror is physically sound, however, a perfectionist, might be concerned by a wobbliness that exists because of the design. 34 inches wide, approx 78 inches tall, & 18 inches deep at the base. The cheval is Mahogany & the mirror frame is mahogany veneer.
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A Victorian Cast Iron base table which tilts, the top of multi colored reverse painting on glass, table is 18 inches round, the table is 38 inches tall when tilted, but 29 inches to the top when opened
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BOOKCASE,CIRCA 1865,WALNUT AND BURL,MAINTAINS ORIGINAL GLASS AND ORGINAL SHELVES. THE SHELVES ARE TRIMMED IN A BURL VENEER, THE DRAWER PULLS OUT TO REVEAL A MAPLE INTERIOR FITTED WITH CUBBYHOLES AND DRAWERS, ORIGINAL FINISH French POLISHED.91“TALL, 48“WIDE,24“DEEP
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A monumental Philadelphia Mahogany Veneer Bookcase, Museum quality,French polished, with carved capitals, Gothic tracery on the glass doors & acanthus carved pediment. 9ft tall, 80 inches; long. Please visit www.americanclassical.net to see more of our american classical furniture
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Heavily Carved Oak Beveled Glass China,top is deeply carved with flowers and leaves, carved columns on ribbed bun feet, with all original glass, mirrored back, and pulls, cabinet has been refinished, see 362a for more images, 79 inches tall and 59 inches wide
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An quality Mahogany & Mahogany Veneer New York Gothic Revival Bookcase in the classical taste, with gothic tracery on the doors and gothic panels beneath the glass. the pediment is most distinctive and unusual, has been French polished over original finish, 54 inches wide, 16 1/2 inches deep, 90 inchess tall.
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Heavily Carved Oak Beveled Glass China,top is deeply carved with flowers and leaves, carved columns on ribbed bun feet, with all original glass, mirrored back, and pulls, circa 1890. the cabinet has just been refinished, 79 inches tall and 59 inches wide
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Heavily Carved Oak Beveled Glass China,top is deeply carved with flowers and leaves, carved columns on ribbed bun feet, with all original glass, mirrored back, and pulls, circa 1890. the cabinet has just been refinished, 79 inches tall and 59 inches wide
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A 17 1/2 inch round Walnut and Ebonized table with a large bronzed plaque of psyche and cupid in the center, with 4 different oval bronzed plaques on the base. The table has been French polished over the original finish and is 31 inches tall. The previous owner added a glass top that sits inside on a ridge above of the bronzed plaque. This gives you the ability to place something on top of the table
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This is a great pattern by Woodard, & you rarely see this smaller serving table or console, it maintains the original blue/teal paint, & glass top. You can see the Woodard label on the left side of the last image. I also have an Andulasia dining set consisting of 2 arms, 4 sides and table, see item 666 on the website
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a 7pc Wrought Iron Dining Set by Woodard mid 20thC, consisting of table, 2 armchairs, & 4 side chairs. Recently repainted by previous owner, the set comes with the glass top that is not pictured here, the table with glass top is 61 inches long and 32 1/2 inches wide
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Woodard wrought iron dining set, rose pattern, set has been sand blasted & powder coated, consists of 5 sides and one armchair, original tempered glass top has a small chip in one corner, 28 3/4 inches tall, 30 1/2 inches wide & 48 1/2 inches long
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This is the desirable Salterini tea cart in the original pink paint, from a Long Island estate, minus the glass, also find images of a nest of Salterini snack tables from the same house in the same pink
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A painted tole Bistro Set, consisting of a table, 2 side chairs, garbage can, and sconce, these Italian made pieces were boutique items from the mid 20thC, they are in the Hollywood Regency style. The set is photographed without a glass top which it comes with, The glass top can be 30-36 inches, the set maintains its original green, yellow and white painted tole finish
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Victorian Cast Iron fish tank with detailed egrets on the base in the brushes. These are getting impossible to find, especially since this one bears the JW FISKE Park Place label. the glass panes are as found, otherwise good condition 50 inches tall and 30 inches wide
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A 1940’s Woodard Wrought Iron Dining set with the original blue finish, worn but still there, a true shabby chic look, consist of table with 2 arm and 4 side chairsthe table with glass top is 61 inches long and 32 1/2 inches wide
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An Usually large and elaborate Victorian Glass epergne, shading from a pinkish almost lavender pink to blue. the bowl is 13 1/2inches round and it is 20 1/2inches tall, they do not make them larger. This epergne has 4 large tulips and 3 hanging baskets and canes. The condition is very good too! These are becoming almost impossible to find.
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A Green Glass epergne, 11” rd, 19” tall, good condition,
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fabulous Amberina crimped and faceted finger bowl,held to the light it has a star design on bottom, attributed to Sandwich glass, 3inches tall, 5 inches wide, no chips or breaks, great condition
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The most elaborate Victorian Glass Vaseline Epergne I have ever handled. this beauty has 4 tulips in mint condition, with 3 glass canes from which hang 3 vaseline baskets, complete with rigoree and vaseline glass base, this is an epergne that has all parts original and matching one another, it is not one of those assembled or married epergnes
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A Victorian Vaseline Glass Base Kerosene Lamp with Vaseline and jeweled Shade, never wired, 30” tall, circa 1880’s
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A wonderful pedestal cut glass compote in the popular strawberry and fan pattern, bakewell & pears pittsburgh circa 1820, very good condition
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A wonderful early glass cut compote, Almost looks like Pittsburgh glass. this is a great cut candy dish, excellent condition, 5 3/4inches tall
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A Victorian Epergne shading from one vibrant color to another, mainly pinks, to light vaseline green & a light blue, 4 vases on a rounded dish, this is a simple elegant epergne in mint condition, 12 inches round and almost 20 inches tall
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An elaborate Cranberry Floral & Gilt Vase by Moser, bohemian glass at its finest, 14 1/4 inches tall, mint condition
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An unusally shaped Amberina pitcher, 7 1/2 inches tall, 8 inches wide, no chips cracks or breaks
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American early flint cut glass celery by Pittsburgh firm Bakewell and Pears, circa 1820, in the desirable cut strawberry & fan pattern,7 3/4 inches talll & 5 1/2 inches wide, some discoloration otherwise perfect
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An American Brilliant Cut Glass period decanter and tall glass, I was told this was made by Dorlinger, decanter is 10 1/2 inches tall & glass is 5 1/2 inches tall, these 2 pieces are perfect
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A beautifully colored green glass decanter, English, 19th Century can be sold separately or with the set of 6 goblets. price below is for just the decanter & goblets are the same price, no chips or cracks, just some minor roughness to be expected on the stopper.
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A rare and unusual Stourbridge Victorian art glass epergne, This model has 5 fluted tulips with two glass canes with hanging baskets. The condition is excellent, the glass appears to be clear however, when photographing it, there is a definite vaseline tint to the glass, & rigoree, all the glass is trimmed in an unusual blue. In collecting these for over 20 years, I have not seen one with 5 flutes, nor a blue one. 20 inches tall and 16 inches wide
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Early 19th Century Pair of Am Pittsburgh Cut Decanters,circa 1820, attributed to Bakewell & Pears, shown with a Pair of tumblers also pittsburgh cut glass, tumblers are sold separately
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An unusual Victorian pair tie backs with cranberry glass ina floral shape, with huge brass leaves circa 1860’s 10” long & flower is 3” round
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A double pair of white opaline & gilt floral form, with pressed brass grapes and leaves, backs, there are 4 of these, 11 1/2” long, & they would protrude 8” from the wall, the brass leaf is 7” long. price is for ea. pr
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A Victorian Silverplate Cherub Epergne, with a cut glass vase, the vase is wrapped on the bottom to make it stand straighter in the holder. The cherub has wonderful detail. would be great with flowers in vase and fruit or nuts on the bowl. 25 ” tall
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Terra Cotta Pug Dog with glass eyes, 8 inches tall, these desirable dogs have become difficult to find
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A Terra Cotta Austrian Pug Dog with Glass eyes. The dog is 14 inches tall & signed on the base of the leg CS 1897, which is an unfamilar mark to me. I have had a collection of these dogs but never one that was marked.
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A wonderful pug dog, looks like Terra Cotta, look at the reverse image please, with glass eyes, 18“long
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A signed Gillender Glass Shoe, 6 1/4 long 3” tall, marked inside shoe“Gillender Centenial Exp” very minor roughness under shoe, fleck off the top of the bow
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this is a small Pair of Victorian Domes, under the glass in a Pair of old paris style cottage vases are these colorful arrangements, probably of a woven silk, you do not find these today in such good condition, they are right from an old Victorian home complete with the dust. They are 16 inches tall, & the base is 8 1/2 inches wide
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A rare & most unusual American Oak Newel post, with a beveled glass center which allows you to see the silk flowers that surround the gas pipe. I have added a gas newel light to give you an idea of how it looked but the newel light is being sold separately57 1/2 inches; tall, 10 1/2inches; wide at the square base
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An unusual Terra Cotta White Dog with glass eyes and collar, all original great condition, part of a larger collection of terra cotta animals dating from the late 19th Century, 13 1/2 inches long
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A wonderful sitting Terra Cotta Pug Dog, circa 1900 with glass eyes, minor abrasions to surface consistent with age and use. Approx 17inches tall. there are more terra cotta dogs and an cat available, please inquire
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The most wonderful pug dog, with an orange bow around his neck, great condition, with most minor scuffing around toes, glass eyes, 12 inches tall
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An precious glass eyed Terra Cotta Pug dog, unfortunately with condition issues, his right leg exhibits an old worn repair that needs attention, & his left leg exhibits a hairline crack. The expression is both adorable & priceless, 14 1/2 inches tall
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Early 19th Century Pair of Am Pittsburgh Cut Decanters,circa 1820, attributed to Bakewell & Pears, shown with a Pair of tumblers also pittsburgh cut glass, tumblers are sold separately
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A HAND PAINTED BRISTOL GLASS KEROSENE LAMP WITH AN ORIGINAL FROSTED AND ETCHED GLOBE, NEVER ELECTRFIED, CIRCA 1875, 24” TALL.
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An American Astral lamp with a blue cut to clear glass column on a double stepped marble base, maintains a burner with a N.Y. label 241/2” tall.
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6 ARM GAS CHANDELIER WITH FULL BODIED GRIFFINS FOR THE ARMS, THE CENTER OF THE FIXTURE IS 2 CRANBERRY GLASS PIECES WITH HAND PAINTED FLOWERS, ATTRIBUTED TO CORNELIUS & CO. PHILADELPHIA CIRCA 1855.THE GLOBES ARE MUSEUM QUALITY REPRODUCTIONS OF PERIOD GAS GLOBES. NOW ELECTRIFIED.
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23” tall Victorian astral lamp, circa 1840-60, frosted and cut globe, column is white opaline glass with little gold tracery left on column, fount has been drilled
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3 ARM Victorian BRASS POLISHED ANTIQUE GAS CHANDELIER, WITH RARE & ORIGINAL PERIOD GREEN GLASS GLOBES, CIRCA 1890 35” tall, 24” wide.
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Ruby cut to clear hall lantern with original frosted star cut glass base, AM. attrib. to Sandwich glass, overal length 20inches; main body is 13inches; diameter is 12inches;
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A Victorian Gas & Electric chandelier circa 1890, with period blue swirl bullet globes, and period glass gas candles, wired for electricity, approximately 56“long, 25” wide.
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28 inch tall glass base Sinumbra Lamp, bronze footed base in the gothic & rococo taste, with period and original frosted and etched globe, has been wired for electricity and needs to be rewired.
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Victorian polished brass floor lamp, base in a twisted rope design, labeled R Hollings & Co Boston, dating 1890, fount has not been drilled, the slag glass colored globe has been broken & it is being sold minus the globe.
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Victorian Gas Jeweled Brass Hall Lantern, all original has not been wired, with alternating colored glass panels on sides: blue, red, amber glass & colored jewels surrounding the clear glass center panels. Both sides of the lantern are the same, with circular glass panels surrounded by jewels.
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this is probably one of the best kerosene cherub banquet lamps you will come across it is 38 inches tall, & 13inches wide, the condition is excellent and has just been rewired, the globe is most unusual pink/green slag glass panels. one of the panels is out of the frame and needs to be reset, otherwise perfect. This lamp is sold.
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Victorian Longwy 2 Arm Gas Chandelier, now wired for electricity, with period pressed glass globes and red brass patina. This Longwy gas chandelier is one of 5 Longwy gas chandeliers currently in inventory.
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An Unusual Gas/Electric fixture made of a custard colored porcelain with raised amethyst balls over the custard glass between the brass fittings. The fixture originally was used as a combination of 3 gas globes and 6 electric globes, the period globes all are matching with blown out lion heads, the fixture is all now electrified, 39 1/2 inches long and 26 inches wide.
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Pair of Gilt Bronze and Crystal Argand lamps, labeled “Johnston Brooks & Co Manufacturer London“, with a crystal fount and cut glass bobeche, on a gilt bronze base raised on paw feet, with cut and frosted Argand globes, this is one of many Argand lamps not yet on the websites.
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A large frosted and cut hall lantern, hour glass in shape, this is a larger version than usually found, with beautifully cut grapes and leaves. Originally made for candle & now wired. I would suggest rewiring. The chain link is gold and distinctive. This light just was removed from a Victorian Home on North Broadway, Saratoga Springs NY. The home was owned by the Jeffords family, which owned the famous horse Man of War.
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A candle lamp now wired with a clear and cut hourglass shape. This lamp was wired many years ago & should be rewired. This hall lantern also came from the Saratoga Mansion owned by the Jeffords family that owned the famous horse Man of War. Though sold please inquire as to a similar item now in shop.
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An unusual Victorian Aesthetic hammered Brass hall lantern, with colored and frosted and cut alternating panels of ruby and clear glass, there are 4 large and 4 small circles of glass. Overall height is 26 inches, main body is 10 inches wide, & 12 inches tall.
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A slag glass hall lantern, all panels intact, there is abrasion to the metal as it was on a porch, 28 1/2inches long and 13inches wide.
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A Slag Glass Panel Lamp, with all original glass, in great shape, on original floral carved metal base, maintains original patina, has been wired & rewired several years ago by former owner, the shade with metal spider design work in great shape, 18 inches wide, 24 inches tall
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Magnificent Czech glass fruit lamp, 20thC, condition is excellent, with 5 fruits in the all glass basket,& 3 large bunches of grapes, the colors are magnificent, you do not find these as large and as perfect anymore. 31 inches tall and 17 inches wide.
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A large cut glass hall lantern has been electrified, needs wiring now, 39” long, & 12” wide
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A wonderful & colorful Czech Glass Fruit Chandelier, electrified. Measurements:20 inches; long & 16 wide
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A Pair of Murano Italian Glass Fruit lights in the shape of a Pair of pink grapes, maintains its original paper label, also available is a Czech hanging chandelier with 3 yellow/green bunches of grapes and leaves.
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This is a large all glass Italian Glass fruit lamp, retains the original Murano Italy red label, it is similar to the Czech fruit lamps which were earlier & were copied by the Italians. There are 4 hanging bunches of grapes in different colors.
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A Victorian Aesthetic Brass & Jeweled Hall Lantern with original and beveled clear glass panels, has been wired
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A multi grape colored glass grape lamp, bearing the Murano Italy original label, with 4 different colored hanging bunches of grapes, condition is good
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A small dining set by Salterini, consisting of 4 armchairs & a table base, there is no glass top with this set. The set is in the shabby chic finish as found
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A Mercury Glass Lamp with gilt floral decoration, very minor wear to the gilt decoration, or lamp itself, 25 inches tall to the middle of the socket, would work well in a Hollywood Regency Interior
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A wonderful ornate epergne made in Stourbridge England, late 19thC. This epergne is special because it has 3 hanging baskets & 4 tulips, condition is very good, there is a minor chip on the bottom of one of the baskets, otherwise excellent
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This is a hard to find Salterini Wrought iron console, photographed minus the glass, this table was also made to fit on the end of the dining table to enlarge it, approx 30 1/4 wide, 22 1/4 deep & 29 1/2 tall
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this is another Salterini Wrought Iron console table, NY circa 1940. It was also made to be used at the end of a dining table, photographed without its glass
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Surprise, this is a 20thC Fiberglass classical subject of Flora, she would be great in a conservancy or garden. 82"tall, base 21" X 22"
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This is a 48 inch round Salterini Ivy leaf dining table, it does have a glass top which is not shown in the photo
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26 wide overall, 8 3/4 deep, 24 tall, glass surface is 20 1/2 wide
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An unusual & signed Salterini Wrought Iron table, the table is 27 3/4 in. tall, 20 1/2 in. wide and 22 1/4, the table is in the Palm Springs pattern, glass replacements need to be added
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A rare Salterini server or etagare, maintains original black paint,with carved fruit detail, photograhped here minus the glass which I do have
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