2005-2006  Photos

Note Honduran mahogany door and wainscoting

Dining room table and chairs in Giuseppe Maggiolini Italian Renaissance style                  Details below:

Marquetry on Giuseppe Maggiolini  Italian Renaissance style table top

Giuseppe Maggiolini  Italian Renaissance style - armchair:

• Curved top rail having straight top edge and double-arched bottom edge
• Stiles, flared out at top and bottom, continue below seat as plain stump rear legs
• Pierced flared splat
• Arms curve out from stiles to scrolled handholds; curved supports
• Gilded leaves and patera
• Slip seat
• Turned, round, flared front legs

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Giuseppe Maggiolini  Italian Renaissance style - side chair

• Curved top rail having straight top edge and double-arched bottom edge
• Stiles, flared out at top and bottom, continue below seat as plain stump rear legs
• Pierced flared splat
• Gilded leaves and patera
• Slip seat
• Turned, round, flared front legs

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Italian Renaissance style - side chair:

• Inlaid contrasting wood on top rail
• Gilded leaves and patera
• Paneled, flared stile
• Pierced splat

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Italian Renaissance style - side chair round leg

• Turned
• Gilded
• Flares out toward floor
  
  

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Art Nouveau sideboard                      Details below:    

  Art Nouveau sideboard - Carved grapes and leaves on carved mirror frame

Art Nouveau sideboard

Art Nouveau sideboard - Brass drawer pull ornamented with grapes and leaves

Art Nouveau sideboard - Marble top detail

Twentieth century marble top Spanish chest            Details below:

Twentieth century Spanish chest:                  Brass drawer pull ornamented with leaves                  Inlaid wood in geometric patterns

Twentieth century Spanish chest - brass, foliated ornamentation on modified cabriole-shaped legs

Traceried leaded glass windows

Traceried leaded glass window on upper part of a Dutch door                                        1870 gilded pier glass                         Details below:

1870 gilded pier glass, made in New York

 Pier glass: very tall, narrow mirror with rectangular frame and overhanging, molded cornice

Sconce        Two details below:

Sconce        Anthemion motif