Offered for sale is a magnificent antique settee attributed to renowned 19th-century furniture maker John Jelliff of Newark, New Jersey. This piece is a museum-worthy example of Renaissance Revival design, featuring hallmark "Jenny Lind"-style back, Egyptian Revival female busts on the arms, and exquisite hand-carved details throughout. Date: Circa 1865–1875 Maker: Attributed to John Jelliff Style: Renaissance Revival with Egyptian Revival accents Wood: Solid walnut with hand-carved ornamentation Upholstery: Reupholstered in rich deep green button-tufted velvet approx. 25–30 years ago Notable Features: Portrait medallion crest at center back Carved floral and geometric details Sculpted Egyptian busts on arm rests Original wood casters Measurements: Height: 48" Width: 72" Depth: 36" Seat height: 15" Condition: Very good antique condition. Frame is sturdy and visually stunning. Upholstery is free from tears or major stains but shows gentle wear consistent with age. Minor scuffs and finish wear to wood, as expected from a piece of this era. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a true piece of 19th-century American furniture history.