Up for sale is a John Jelliff sofa with armrests adorned with carved female profiles. This sofa has a floating central back area to the typical Renaissance three part back. Bidding starts at $4,750 and can be seen here.

Up for bidding is a Rosewood pierced slipper chair by John Henry Belter. Chairs of identical overall form with variations in the carved detail can be seen in both “The Furniture of John Henry Belter and the Rococo Revival” by Schwartz, Stanek, True and “American Furniture of the 19th Century” by Eileen and Richard Dubrow. Adorned with roses, grapes, and scrolls at the crown, acorns, vines, and grapes at the sides and fruit and roses on the apron. Belter signature roses on the knees. 7-layer lamination and retains original brass casters. Bidding starts at $1,500 and expected range is $3,000 to $5,000. Ends April 1st.

Here’s a great George Hunzinger signed chair made of Walnut measuring 32″ by 19″. Bidding starts at $1,500 with shipping at $109. This auction ends on April 2nd and can be seen here.

Up for sale is a Meeks Stanton Hall Pattern rosewood sofa. There isn’t much condition information but I can see nicks and scratches in the legs, arms and skirt. Bidding starts at $4,125 and expected range is $12,500 to $17,500. Bidding ends March 24th.

Here is a very complex and detailed table with ivory, silver, copper, and mother of pearl inlays. The cherub scene in the middle of the table can’t be missed. The table is surrounded rather than supported by four caryatid figures with paw feet. This is the first piece by Ferdinando (attributed) that I have seen and will need to do more research on this talented furniture maker. I can see how the seller would suggest that Herter Brothers has been influenced by his work.

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Insanely detailed ivory and multi wood inlaid Italian library table by Ferdinando (1832-1899). Undeniably this maker influenced Herter Brothers as many details exquisitely featured on this high quality rare find are similar to Herter C.1870. Works of this maker were featured at the Expositions in Philadelphia in 1876 and Paris in 1878. The center inlaid scene includes ivory, silver, copper, mother of pearl inlay of cherubic scene. Dimensions: 30 1/4″ H x 47″ L x 31″ W Age: C. 1870 Material: Mixed woods, ivory, silver, copper and mother of pearl

Bidding starts at $9,900 and expected range is $30,000 to $40,000. Listing ends March 24th.