200. 

Gesso and gilt frame, beveled glass, ca. 1850-1860, 
5' 11" H.   5' 1 1/4" W.   7 1/2" D.

201. 

Carved gallery top, sliding glass door top section with interior shelves, marble top work surface, multiple drawers with sliding panel door base, columnar front, paw feet, one piece, ca. 1900,   6' 7" H.    2' 8" W.    1' 7" D.

202. 

Gallery top with double tambour door compartments, center section with multiple drawers and tambour door, multiple drawer and compartment base, quarter oak cut, one piece,
ca. 1890,   5' 1" H.   3' 5" W.   1' 6" D.

203. 

Carved crest, S tambour curve lid, fitted interior, open shelf base, ca. 1890,  4' 3" H.

204. 

Elliptical shaped tilt top, turned pedestal, tripod base,
ca. 1810-1830,   27 3/4" H.

205. 

3' 6" H.

206. 

Hinged beveled glass lid and beveled glass panel sides, cabriole legs with ormolu trim, twentieth century.

207. 

Fretwork carving, single drawer base, nineteenth century.

208. 

Single drawer, tapered legs, cross stretcher base, ca. 1790.

209. 

Tilt top, turned pedestal, tripod base with snake feet, round top with 1/2" shrinkage, ca. 1740-1760.

210. 

Double drop leaf, two drawers, pedestal base with paw feet, twentieth century.

211. 

Turtle shaped top, cross stretcher base with finial, ca. 1860.

212. 

Ogee cornice, wrought iron rat tail hinges, reworked,   5' 5" H.

213. 

In two parts: top section with double glass doors and adjustable interior shelves; base section with slant lid writing surface, fitted interior, double paneled door base; 
ca. 1860-1870,   6' 11" H.

214. 

One piece, double paneled doors top and bottom divided with two drawers, late eighteenth to early nineteenth century,  
5' 7" H.

215. 

Quarter columns, ogee feet.

216. 

Marquetry design,   6' 6" H.

217. 

Molded and hinged lid with wrought iron hardware, interior till with secret drawer, straight bracket feet, dovetail construction.

218. 

Top section with ogee molding, double eight-lite doors, interior scroll-cut shelves; base with double paneled doors, straight bracket feet; fluted pilasters, 
7' H.   4' 4" W.    2' 2" D.

219. 

Three sliding glass doors with astragal molded panel tops, Corinthian column front,   4' 10" H.   5' 2" W.   1' 3" D.

220. 

Traditional hinged top, mortise constructed base.

221. 

Handpainted dial with moon and calendar wheels and second hand dial, face signed Thomas Wilson, Spalding; hood with scrolled pediments, stamped brass rosettes and finial, two columns, arched glass panel door; wasp waisted case with center parquetry floral paneled door; crossbanded design.  Case signed with paper label inside Oliver, Clock-Case Maker, Spalding. 

Britten's Old Clocks lists this clock maker working circa 1800.

The clock is from the Estate of Kathryn Ewing, Deceased.

222. 

Top section with four drawers and double doors; middle section with double doors; base frame with feet; nineteenth century,   4' 8" H.   3' 1 1/2" W.   1' 6 1/4" D.

223. 

Includes eight chairs, (two arm), sideboard, server, court cupboard, and table with leaves; ca. 1920-1930.

224. 

Fitted top, cabriole legs with stretcher base, ca. 1860-1870.

225. 

Fitted octagonal top with four drawers, lion face carved pedestal base on paw feet, dated stamped 1880.

226. 

Ionic half-columnar front, astragal molded glass doors,  
4' 7" H.   1' 2" D.   6' W.

227. 

Paneled back and ends, wooden shelves, ca. 1900, 
 5' 5" H.   1' 6" D.   4' 8" W.

228. 

Cartouche carved crest, paw feet, mirrored back, glass shelves, ca. 1890,   5' 10" H.   1' 5" D.   4' 4" W.

229. 

Twentieh century.

230. 

Cabriole legs with paw feet, mirrored back, glass shelves,  
5' 2" H.   1' 7" D.   3' 7" W.

231. 

New Hope, Bucks County, Pa., hinged lid revealing seat and storage compartment, secret compartments throughout,  
1' 8 1/2" H.   1' 9" D.   2' 8" W.

Joseph Pickett constructed the commode for his wife Emily.  Her initials appear in the front trimwork.  Signed on base in pencil Made by Joseph Pickett, finished November 1911.  From the Estate of Ruth Baum, Deceased, Fox Chase, Pa.  Mrs. Baum's husband, Herbert, who was the Pickett's grand nephew.

232. 

6' 11"   x   9' 11".

233. 

Double paneled door base, single drawer.

234. 

Double drawers and paneled doors.

235. 

Two sections with glass doors on single-drawer base,
ca. 1900.

236. 

Five drawers, bracket feet, oak secondary wood, early nineteenth century.

237. 

21 1/4" H.

238. 

Burled walnut with string inlay and mahogany crossbanding, single arched glass door opens to three drawers,  18" H.

239. 

Four-section triangular hinged and swivel top, tapered legs,
ca. 1900.

240. 

Stamped on seat base Wallace Nutting with paper label.

241. 

Shell and plain roll top rail, splat back, cabriole front legs with trifid Drake feet, trapezoid slip seat, ca. 1760-1775, inside corner supports replaced. 

See Wallace Nutting Furniture Treasury illustrations 2213 and 2214, specifically compare the shell carving on the rail in 2213.  It is identical.