Chappell & McCullar Contemporary Classics - Michel Sofa. The undulating serpentine show frame base with a 'cushion' frieze and cabriole legs with a carved scallop motif at the knee and terminating in French scrolled feet.

George III period camel back sofa. The camel back adjoins downsloping rolled arms, terminating in a serpentine front rail. The square tapering front legs terminate in spade feet.

Circa 1780

Regency period ebonized and gilt painted chairback settee, in the manner of John Gee. The finialed top rail with ribbon-tied foliate garlands, with painted bellflower decoration descending down the baluster-shaped splats.

Circa 1810

George II period Irish double chairback settee, in walnut. The two pierced interlaced splats with gooseneck arms surmount cabriole legs and pad feet. The splats each with suspended tassels below the top rail, and the pad feet with flattened panels, both features typical of Irish furniture.

Circa 1740