A Very Fine George the 3rd, English Gate leg Games Table.  Made of the Most Beautiful Figured Walnut.  Single Drawer in apron, with Original hand cast Brass hardware.  Blind hinges on the top corners.  Chamfered "blocked" legs.  Original condition throughout.  This table would easily retail ...

A Superb PAIR of George III period Knife boxes, retaining their original fitted interiors and metal fixtures. Beautiful Flame Mahogany with delicately inlaid with  "Compas" Starburst on the Lid, of Sandalwood and Ebony, and cross-banded with Rosewood. Interiors in excellent condition, with "feathered" inlay of sandalwood and Ebony.  Remarkable ...

Beautiful set of 6, Irish Chippendale chairs, Circa 1850 to 1855. Made in Ireland. 2 Arms, 4 sides. Mahogany frames, tight seats. Beautiful "Curled Ears" Simple, and Elegant back-splat, Block feet, with splayed arch support.  Very Comfortable Chairs!  26"W  25"D  37.5"H    Excellent Condition.  Retails for ...

English Regency, George III,  Mahogany Sideboard, Circa 1835 to 1840.  Figures, and inlaid with Box and Satinwood. Original Pulls and Hardware.  Original Finish, waxed.72"W   28.5"D   36.75"H  Retails for $32,500.  Malleries Discounted Price, $20,500

Important George III sideboard, English, though possibly Scottish.  Circa 1780 to 1785. Beautiful Figured Mahogany, Honduras or Cuban, Oval, Sunburst Inlays throughout, Rare Inverted Serpentine border. Original Finish, waxed. Beautiful Warm patina. Original Hardware, that feature the Scottish Thistle.   30"Center Depth,   26.5 Depth on Each End,  ...

Very desirable, Small, Period George III sideboard, Circa 1790 to 1795, Figured Mahogany, Bow-front, Satin-wood and Box-wood inlay. Originally used in Breakfast room, of Family Supper room. (Perfect in todays, smaller rooms, or apartments)  42"W    21.75"D   31.50"H Retails at $17,500   Malleries Discounted price, $12,500  firm.

Beautiful George III Breakfront Bookcase, English Regency, Circa 1820 to 1825.  Mahogany and Satinwood, Glazed doors, with all Original Glass,  Brass locks are signed by the manufacturer "Hobbs & Company of England"  "Machine made"  Brass locks date from 1824 to 1825.  Hobbs was in Business from 1800 ...

George III Sideboard, Circa 1780 to 1790, English, possibly London.  Mahogany, Satinwood and Tulip-wood. Original Finish,waxed.  Still retails the Original Pewter Liners in the "Cellerette" Drawer.  Was originally filled with the wine bottles and covered in ice, still has the Original stopper, where the melted ...