15.5' tall and 10' w mural by Ernest Narjot (1826-1886). This canvas was displayed on the ceiling of the Fine Arts Building constructed for the California Midwinter International Exposition in Golden Gate Park in 1894; became the deYoung Museum.

Rich mahogany and stately lines define this handsome Empire drop front secretary. Multiple interior drawers and storage areas are accented by the internal black half columns. Locks and keys function to upper cabinet doors and desktop (3 included).

Rococo pine chest of drawers with gently curved serpentine front and a carved element along the skirt. Restored, later professionally applied custom painted finish in layered black with the top painted in contrasting gray.

Rustic narrow 8' long elm bench with deep aged patina.

Impressive at 8.5' long, the heavy oak top of this table is substantial. Rich character is revealed in the knots and distress which create the appeal of this stunning French country dining table. Note the size of the two legs and traditional stretcher base. 

Extraordinary antique Empire secretary desk circa 1810-1820 from Denmark or N. Germany. The cabinet is made in 3 sections and covered in flame mahogany veneer with lighter inlays. Behind the drop front, the interior is fitted with a number of smaller drawers and secret compartments.