Inlaid Serving Table Attributed to Ince and Mayhew c. 1775 rosewood A rare walnut wingchair with

A rare walnut wingchair with original needlepoint having carved cabriole legs in the front terminating in ball and claw feet

The 60th birthday is apocryphal but became a popular subject in Chinese painting and many allusions can be found to it in Chinese painting through the years

flowers and rocaille in the form of scrolls capped with a vase filled with fruit and flowers

Pair of carved mahogany open armchairs with armorials in the crest with Gothick arches in the backs

English brass production boomed in the 18th century with developments in the smelting of zinc

Inlaid Serving Table Attributed to Ince and Mayhew c. 1775 rosewood A rare walnut wingchair withA fine small mahogany inlaid serving table attributed to Mayhew and Ince, circa 1775 having a banded mahogany top set off with stringing and having a concave indentation above an inlaid frieze with faux fluting, the concave section with floral marquetry resting on six tapered and fluted legs with interesting blocking centered by rosettes in boxwood over shaped feet. Ex Frank Partridge advertised in Arts and Decoration, Jan. 1941, Ex Moss Harris