Cove Landing
18th- and 19th-century English and Continental furniture, unusual works of art, fine objects, and idiosyncratic finds.
167 East 74th Street
New York ,
New York
10021
United States
2122887597
covelanding@gmail.com
Highlight
A William IV pollard ash tilt-top center table with specimen wood banding to the top on tapering octagonal support and tripartite base above ball feet on casters circa 1835
A William IV pollard ash tilt-top center table
with specimen wood banding to the top
A William IV pollard ash tilt-top center table
with specimen wood banding to the top
on tapering octagonal support
and tripartite base above ball feet on casters
circa 1835
29½ inches high
35½ inch diameter
SELECTED ARTWORKS
An early 20th century Italian Murano twin-handled glass vase in the manner of Vittorio Zecchin circa 1925
A Dutch East Indies teak and ebony box raised on bun feet with strapwork hinges Batavia, Indonesia circa 1780/1800
A late 17th century Indo-Portuguese box with mother-of-pearl and gilt-metal trailing vine inlay circa 1700
A 19th century English bobbin armchair with caned seat and leather squab cushion circa 1835
A pair of 18th century English mahogany chairs with shaped upholstered backs, stop fluted front legs and sabre rear legs circa 1780
A large late 18th century English Whieldon-type polychrome glazed mug circa 1765-75
A pair of English Prattware polychrome glazed miniature platters with feathered edges centrally decorated in relief with lemons circa 1800
John Sergeant (British, 1937-2010) Wooden Horse and Utrillo Postcards
A late 18th century English Whieldon-type polychrome glazed teapot the handle shaped as a mythological beast circa 1765-75
A 19th century Portuguese Palissy-style plate by Manuel Cipriano Gomes Mafra (1829-1905) naturalistically modeled as three lizards gamboling in a sandy landscape stamped M. MAFRA CALDAS PORTUGAL
A late 18th century hand-colored trompe l’oeil engraving of French assignats in a giltwood frame circa 1796
An 18th century Continental pottery pitcher with slip decoration and raised nodes possibly French, circa 1750