Height-39", Depth-28", Width-84 3/8", Want a sofa to last you a lifetime buy this one. Very heavy solid mission oak sofa with panel sides with new upholstery circa 1900.

Height-39", Depth-28", Width-84 3/8", Want a sofa to last you a lifetime buy this one. Very heavy solid mission oak sofa with panel sides with new upholstery circa 1900.   « Less

Wooden Loom Shuttle - SF.069 Origin: Egypt Circa: 300 BC to 100 BC Dimensions: 12" (30.5cm) high x 1.65" (4.2cm) wide Collection: Egyptian Style: Ptolemaic Medium: Wood

Wooden Loom Shuttle - SF.069 Origin: Egypt Circa: 300 BC to 100 BC Dimensions: 12" (30.5cm) high x 1.65" (4.2cm) wide Collection: Egyptian Style: Ptolemaic Medium: Wood   « Less

Height-35 1/2", Depth-16 3/8", Width-30 3/8", Another choice super clean Eastlake marble top washstand with marble backsplash , panel sides, and solid brass hardware circa  More »

Height-35 1/2", Depth-16 3/8", Width-30 3/8", Another choice super clean Eastlake marble top washstand with marble backsplash , panel sides, and solid brass hardware circa 1880s.   « Less

Origin: Egypt Circa: 304 BC to 30 BC Dimensions: 28 " (71.1cm) high Collection: Egyptian Style: Ptolemaic Period Medium: Wood The multiplicity of gods in the Ancient  More »

Origin: Egypt Circa: 304 BC to 30 BC Dimensions: 28 " (71.1cm) high Collection: Egyptian Style: Ptolemaic Period Medium: Wood The multiplicity of gods in the Ancient Egyptian pantheon frequently resulted in the merger of the identities of the different gods into one composite deity. Ptah-Sokar-Osiris is one such syncretic deity, combining the attributes of the three gods after whom he is named. Ptah, the creator god, is regarded as one of the greatest deities in the Egyptian pantheon. Ancient inscriptions describe him as “creator of the earth, father of the gods and all the being of this earth, father of beginnings.” He was regarded as the patron of metalworkers and artisans and as a mighty healer and is usually represented as a mummy. The main centre of his worship was in Memphis. Sokar, the “Adorned One,” was depicted in the form of a hawk-headed mummified man. Lord of darkness and death (in the sense of inertia), he presided over the Memphis necropolis and was sometimes viewed as an alternate form of Ptah before their identities were combined. By the end of the New Kingdom, the composite Ptah-Sokar had merged with yet another deity, Osiris, god of fertility, king of the dead, and ruler of eternity. The legend of Osiris states that his brother Seth, overcome by jealousy, murdered him and tore his body into fourteen parts, scattering them across Egypt. Isis, the faithful wife of Osiris, traversed the land and gathered all the parts of his body. She then cast a spell that resurrected her deceased husband for one night, during which their child, Horus, was conceived. Thus, Osiris was the central figure of Egyptian religion, the god who had triumphed over death and therefore offered the hope of rebirth and resurrection to all men.   « Less

Height-69 1/4", Depth-22", Width-45", Gorgeous mahogany acanthus carved column chest with rope carved top and paw feet circa 1840s -1860s the top has a couple of age cracks ,  More »

Height-69 1/4", Depth-22", Width-45", Gorgeous mahogany acanthus carved column chest with rope carved top and paw feet circa 1840s -1860s the top has a couple of age cracks , one can be pulled back ,the other age crack could be filled in, Still a gorgeous chest either way- its all original.   « Less

Origin: Egypt Circa: 336 BC to 30 BC Dimensions: 10.5 " (26.7cm) high Collection: Egyptian Style: Ptolemaic Medium: Wood This pierced rectangular panel depicts a seated  More »

Origin: Egypt Circa: 336 BC to 30 BC Dimensions: 10.5 " (26.7cm) high Collection: Egyptian Style: Ptolemaic Medium: Wood This pierced rectangular panel depicts a seated ibis with its sickle-shaped beak resting on the head of a kneeling male figure. The figure wears a frontal uraeus, a stylised cobra that symbolised royalty, divinity or authority in ancient Egypt. Naked to the waist, he wears a short tunic and holds one arm out in supplication. The ibis was considered a sacred bird and associated with wisdom and purity. Thoth, the god of writing, wisdom and the moon, was often depicted with a human body and ibis head. In the late period ibises were frequently embalmed and interred in tombs in earthenware jugs. It was believed that they would provide instruction and protection during the last journey. This panel may well have come from an item of furniture placed in a prestigious tomb, such as a funerary bed or ceremonial chair. In its original state it would have been painted and gilded, but it continues to impress us with its elegant design. (AM) - (SK.023)   « Less

Height-35 1/2", Depth-16 3/8", Width-30 3/8", Another choice super clean Eastlake marble top washstand with marble backsplash , panel sides, and solid brass hardware circa  More »

Height-35 1/2", Depth-16 3/8", Width-30 3/8", Another choice super clean Eastlake marble top washstand with marble backsplash , panel sides, and solid brass hardware circa 1880s.   « Less

Height-80", Depth-21", Width-40", Very nice two piece antique bonnet top highboy with carved swirl columns with broken arch pediment top, ball and claw feet , and shell  More »

Height-80", Depth-21", Width-40", Very nice two piece antique bonnet top highboy with carved swirl columns with broken arch pediment top, ball and claw feet , and shell carved center circa 1900.   « Less

Height-89"Depth- 20", Width-60" Description-Late 1800s Edwardian black ebonized Etarge with beveled mirrors throughout and heavily carved paneled doors with bow front center.

Height-89"Depth- 20", Width-60" Description-Late 1800s Edwardian black ebonized Etarge with beveled mirrors throughout and heavily carved paneled doors with bow front center.   « Less

Height-61 3/4", Depth- 24 1/4", Width- 39", Incredible heavily carved acanthus carved twist columns with paw feet and flame mahogany front circa 1900.

Height-61 3/4", Depth- 24 1/4", Width- 39", Incredible heavily carved acanthus carved twist columns with paw feet and flame mahogany front circa 1900.   « Less