English Regency period mantle, or bracket, clock. By Thwaites & Reed, Clerkenwell, London, ca. 1830. Classic Grecian architectural design in mahogany veneer and fine brass inlaid decoration, Sphrinx pediment, brass side pulls, carved quarter colums terminationg in Corinthian caps. Eight-day brass movement with hour strike.

Small English oak coffer, c. 1680. Chip-carved three-panel front and three-panel lid with molded lip. Large staple hinges. Candle box inside. Old lock, may or may not be original.

about 12 inches 23 karat gold

these i have research and was told that it is ABG,it does not have and name on it,also i have many other peices that my late grandmother left me,

My great grandmother was one of the very first female corporate executives in the Macy's corporation. She was a collector of a number of antiques including silver sets, furniture etc. However, none of the family is sure of what this piece is and where it came from. A good deal of her other items have been valuable and we just are trying to figure out what we have.

I found this Beautiful piece at an antique store in Jonesboro,Arkansas in 1999. This Buffet is in Mint condition as you can see in picture. I was curious and researched this as on back of the drawer is a marking either stamped or engraved that has 1800 Work hui? This is what I make it out to be. I have not found anything Online except one night I seen the same buffet on Antique Roadshow many years back that sold for $25,000. I bought this piece for $1000 back in 1999. I have seen one on Ebay go for $2500 but for 1900's buffet. Since times are hard I would like to sell this for the right price.If interested please make an offer.