Height- 36 ", Depth 21", Width- 44", Signed Kindel mahogany Chippendale dresser with Chinese Chippendale carving , bracket feet , and solid brass hardware circa 1940s.

Height- 36 ", Depth 21", Width- 44", Signed Kindel mahogany Chippendale dresser with Chinese Chippendale carving , bracket feet , and solid brass hardware circa 1940s.   « Less

Created during the era of the Kings David and Solomon, this simple yet charming vessel exudes an energy of the ages, glowing from within its surface, richly patinated by the  More »

Created during the era of the Kings David and Solomon, this simple yet charming vessel exudes an energy of the ages, glowing from within its surface, richly patinated by the fingerprints of history. Such a vessel would have been a necessity in the ancient world to contain and transport precious oils and unguents. Our imagination is stimulated as we try to picture whose hands might have held this vessel almost three millennia ago. It is plausible that such a jug was used by Samuel to symbolically anoint Saul as the King of Israel. Whatever the secrets of its past, we are aware that it was crafted by ancient hands, held and used by people who lived in a time of religious and political revolution. Although its original contents have long disappeared, the energy of those vanished lives is still contained within this vessel. This jug was once a vital, indispensable part of everyday life in the ancient world. Today, it is even more valuable to our modern lives, not as a container, but as a symbol of the past. This jug holds history inside, it reminds us of the lives, the joys and struggles, the triumphs and defeats, of those who came before us. - (PF.5875B)   « Less

Created during the era of the Kings David and Solomon, this simple yet charming vessel exudes an energy of the ages, glowing from within its surface, richly patinated by the  More »

Created during the era of the Kings David and Solomon, this simple yet charming vessel exudes an energy of the ages, glowing from within its surface, richly patinated by the fingerprints of history. Such a vessel would have been a necessity in the ancient world to contain and transport precious oils and unguents. Our imagination is stimulated as we try to picture whose hands might have held this vessel almost three millennia ago. It is plausible that such a jug was used by Samuel to symbolically anoint Saul as the King of Israel. Whatever the secrets of its past, we are aware that it was crafted by ancient hands, held and used by people who lived in a time of religious and political revolution. Although its original contents have long disappeared, the energy of those vanished lives is still contained within this vessel. This jug was once a vital, indispensable part of everyday life in the ancient world. Today, it is even more valuable to our modern lives, not as a container, but as a symbol of the past. This jug holds history inside, it reminds us of the lives, the joys and struggles, the triumphs and defeats, of those who came before us. - (PF.5872)   « Less

Height- 36 5/8", Depth- 22 1/4", Width-58", Georgetown Galleries solid mahogany double dresser with ball and claw feet circa 1940s.

Height- 36 5/8", Depth- 22 1/4", Width-58", Georgetown Galleries solid mahogany double dresser with ball and claw feet circa 1940s.   « Less

In Biblical times, this vessel might have held ointments or perfumes, or perhaps an offering of wine or honey. As we hold it in our hands today, admiring its simple beauty,  More »

In Biblical times, this vessel might have held ointments or perfumes, or perhaps an offering of wine or honey. As we hold it in our hands today, admiring its simple beauty, we are aware of the touch of other hands long ago. Who might have held it when it was new? Were the dreams and emotions that guided their lives so very different from our own? The vessel's graceful unadorned shape appeals as much to the contemporary eye as it did to the culture that created it. Such artifacts, ordinary enough in their own age, connect us in an intimate way with the world of the past. In its presence, the centuries melt away and the imagination sets out on a journey of discovery. - (PF.5860)   « Less

Nice Serpentine front mahogany chest with paneled front , splayed legs , and decorative fluted trim across the center circa 1940s.

Nice Serpentine front mahogany chest with paneled front , splayed legs , and decorative fluted trim across the center circa 1940s.   « Less

Height- 34 1/2", Depth- 20 3/4", Width- 46 1/4", Bow front mahogany dresser with solid brass hardware , and fluted columns circa 1940s.

Height- 34 1/2", Depth- 20 3/4", Width- 46 1/4", Bow front mahogany dresser with solid brass hardware , and fluted columns circa 1940s.   « Less

Created during the era of the Kings David and Solomon, this simple yet charming vessel exudes an energy of the ages, glowing from within its surface, richly patinated by the  More »

Created during the era of the Kings David and Solomon, this simple yet charming vessel exudes an energy of the ages, glowing from within its surface, richly patinated by the fingerprints of history. Such a vessel would have been a necessity in the ancient world to contain and transport precious oils and unguents. Our imagination is stimulated as we try to picture whose hands might have held this vessel almost three millennia ago. It is plausible that such a jug was used by Samuel to symbolically anoint Saul as the King of Israel. Whatever the secrets of its past, we are aware that it was crafted by ancient hands, held and used by people who lived in a time of religious and political revolution. Although its original contents have long disappeared, the energy of those vanished lives is still contained within this vessel. This jug was once a vital, indispensable part of everyday life in the ancient world. Today, it is even more valuable to our modern lives, not as a container, but as a symbol of the past. This jug holds history inside, it reminds us of the lives, the joys and struggles, the triumphs and defeats, of those who came before us. - (PF.5869B)   « Less

Height- 36 1/4", Depth- 22", Width- 48", Gorgeous flame mahogany dresser with twisted columns , and solid brass hardware circa 1940s.

Height- 36 1/4", Depth- 22", Width- 48", Gorgeous flame mahogany dresser with twisted columns , and solid brass hardware circa 1940s.   « Less

# Height- 34 3/4", Depth- 22", Width- 50", Mahogany block front Chippendale dresser with ball and claw feet.

# Height- 34 3/4", Depth- 22", Width- 50", Mahogany block front Chippendale dresser with ball and claw feet.   « Less