Malcolm Franklin

A choice diminutive chest with an oyster veneer top { oyster veneer was highly prized cross sections of tree limbs offering a highly figured design with boxwood stringing to divide t...

With original purchase receipt from Malcolm Franklin.

Loup de Mead" BY A.C WEBB BORN NASHVILLE TN. 1888 DIED 1975 DATED 1930 #31/95 GIVEN TO MRS. MALCOLM FRANKLIN BY ARTIST

Loup de Mead’ Dated 1930 Numbered 31/95 Presented to Mrs. Malcolm Franklin by artist Height 25 ½” Width 19 ¼”

Provenance: Private collection Chicago. Acquired from Malcolm Franklin Inc, Chicago, 1980s English, circa 1710.

This is a large, gorgeous 19th Century Refinished George III demilune Console table. It features tapered square legs with inlay details and crotched mahogany around the front. A b...

A large-scale carved walnut armchair with 19th century loomed tapestry upholstery. Chair is in very good condition, the upholstery is worn in areas, Italy, early to mid-18th century.

A pair of English George III period burl walnut armchairs from the first half of the 18th century, with stamped initials, carved splats, eagle motifs, cabriole legs and claw-and-ball...

English mahogany drop leaf pembroke table with one board top, single drawer, original brasses, and terminating on tapered legs with original brass casters. Late 18th Century. Table ...

English one drawer Kings wood and Satin wood oval drop leaf Pembroke with original brasses, terminating on tapered squared legs with original brass casters. Late 18th Century

English Chippendale mahogany graduated five drawer chest with original brasses and terminating on bracket feet. Early 19th Century.

A handsome 18th-century English chest of drawers, finely crafted from mahogany and distinguished by its classic Georgian proportions, traditional bracket feet and beautifully figured...

A Very Good Quality George III Period, 18th Century, Mahogany Chest, Retaining Rich Colour Throughout, With Exceptionally Well Figured Top Over Two Short And Three Long Drawers, Reta...

A hand carved solid oak armoire by French designer Charles Dudouyt, produced in France in the 1940s. Dudouyt (1885-1946) began his career as an illustrator before returning from Worl...

A pair of English Regency style ebonized and parcel gilt armchairs made by Burton-Ching Ltd., 20th century. 26 inches wide by 26 inches deep by 35 inches tall seat height 19 inches...

Outstanding quality large Victorian antique figured mahogany four door wardrobe having two moulded cornices and a figured mahogany pediment to the centre, two figured mahogany panell...

A striking example of Japanned furniture with European flair, this secretary desk features a vivid green lacquered surface adorned with parcel-gilt decoration in the Chinoiserie styl...

Cradle signed Thonet, all in bentwood has the ability to stop the rocking, and to remove the upper part. Very beautiful shape of the drop. A similar cradle is represented in the Muse...

Early 19th Century English Georgian Chest of Drawers in Flame Mahogany and Satinwood Stringing

This Italian Wood & Metal Trolley from the 1950s, is crafted by the esteemed designer Bergonzi. Known for his meticulous attention to material and detail, Bergonzi’s creation feature...

1920s American eagle drawing table by Keuffel & Esser Co. Overall dimensions: 32″ x 51″ Height range when top is flat: 37″ – 48″ Materials: Cast Iron & wood

Pair of George II walnut side chairs. Ca 1740. With shaped crest rail over a shaped vasiform splat. Old needlepoint seats and cabriole legs with shell carved knees. Trifid feet. Wond...

With a rectangular top with shaped edge and rounded corners over a nicely carved leaf and shell carved frieze . Cabriole legs headed by shells and ending on classic paw feet.

With a bow front with central frieze drawer flanked by two short drawers and two false drawer fronts, at the ends with cupboard doors. Square tapered legs and spade feet. Brass ring ...

English Regency Style Red Tole Chinoiserie Decorated Mirror, 20th Century  This English Regency Style Red Tole Chinoiserie Decorated Mirror, made in the 20th century, exudes timeles...