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Bureaus
A diminutive American Federal inlaid chest of drawers, circa 1795-1810, Maryland. The “bureau” is in an overall excellent state of preservation, and retains its original bracket feet, and the majority of the original glue blocking system to the underside of … Continue reading
An exemplary nineteenth century English mahogany bow front bureau with line inlays, French feet, quarter-fan inlays, and “brushing” slide, with the original stamped brass oval pulls, in the manner of George Hepplewhite Attractively priced. For a full condition report, additional … Continue reading
A Southern American Federal Walnut chest of drawers, initialed and dated by the maker “W T 1811”, attributed to William Triplett, Fauquier County, Virginia An exhaustive research of American craftsmen working in wood-related fields during the period 1810-1813 reveals only … Continue reading
A very rare American Federal bureau from Massachussets bearing the paper label “Ebenezer Rogers, Newburyport SOLD TO A COLLECTOR, FLORIDA AND CHARLESTON
“A signed New Jersey Hepplewhite bow-front bureau” SOLD TO A CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA COLLECTOR SOLD
“A Coastal, South Carolina “swell” front bureau with original oval hardware, circa 1785″ SOLD TO A CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA COLLECTION
“An exceptionally fine Massachusetts Federal inlaid tiger maple and mahogany bowfront bureau with ivory escutcheons plates, circa 1800″ SOLD TO AN ATLANTA, GEORGIA COLLECTOR
“An American Classical Mahogany dressing bureau, circa 1820-1830, attributed to Norfolk, Virginia” This piece is shown in “Classical Norfolk Furniture 1810-1840″ by Thomas Newbern and James Melchor. SOLD TO A CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA COLLECTOR
An American Federal Serpentine Front Mahogany and Inlaid Bureau, attributed to Charleston, South Carolina, but possibly Norfolk, Virginia, circa 1790, with original fire-gilt oval “recumbent” lion pulls. SOLD TO A CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA COLLECTION
An American Federal Serpentine Mahogany Bureau, circa 1785, with original brasses A very fine American Federal Serpentine Front Mahogany and Inlaid chest of drawers, circa 1780-1790, with string inlays and Zebrawood or Rosewood banding on the chests’ top edging, from … Continue reading