Commerce Club sells its antiques

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Photos: Atlanta Commerce Club furnishings, including 18th and 19th century English and American antiques, Atlanta memorabilia, paintings and prints, will be sold as the club plans to move to One Ninety One Peachtree Tower.

An English Georgian mahogany secretary is among numerous antiques to be sold by Atlanta's Commerce Club on Oct. 23-24.

Two 19th century English sporting paintings are among items to be sold as the downtown business club plans to move to the One Ninety One Peachtree Tower.

Persian-style hand-knotted wool carpets will be sold. Many of the antiques on sale came from long-time Atlanta and Georgia families.

An antique English hand painted porcelain dinner service.

Two 19th century English marine paintings by J. Murday will be sold.

Part of a collection of antique Chinese porcelain.

Antique American Southern walnut sideboard and group of vintage English pub advertising signs.

An antique English Chippendale-style supper table and pair of Chippendale arm chairs.

A group of Waterford cut crystal wall sconces and Commerce Club dining chairs and tableware.

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An English Georgian mahogany secretary is among numerous antiques to be sold by Atlanta's Commerce Club on Oct. 23-24.

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