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A very fine New York City mahogany sideboard or server of diminutive proportions, associated with the workshop of Duncan Phyfe, circa 1810, with well-carved “lion’s paw” feet, below water-leaf carved details and dazzling crotch mahogany veneers. Excellent surface and patination. The … Continue reading
Lower photograph shows a very similar Chest of Drawers by an unidentified maker with carving attributed to Samuel McIntire, Salem, shown in “Samuel McIntire: Carving and American Style”by Dean T. Lahikainen, Peabody Essex Museum, 2007. “A truly exquisite American Federal … Continue reading
“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 extremely fine New England Maple Queen Anne High-chest with exemplary proportions and refined cabriole legs with disc pad feet, probably Rhode Island or Massachusetts, circa 1740-1760″
A spectacular English Georgian Period Corner Cupboard with a molded swan neck pediment over a laurel wreath frieze above an arched opening with a green painted interior fitted with shelves and flanked by fluted flat half columns, over carved and … Continue reading
An American Neo-classical Federal era inlaid linen press, circa 1795-1810, with a very old, likely original surface, Maryland. The “clothes-press” is shown in “as found” condition and is in an overall excellent state of preservation, retaining its original bracket feet, cornice, and … Continue reading
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
A middle-Atlantic States Federal mahogany bowfront chest of drawers with a rich old surface and “ribboned” mahogany facing veneers, probably Philadelphia in origin, circa 1800-1810 SOLD
” A superior American Federal Neoclassical mahogany inlaid two-glass door secretary bookcase from the coast of New England, most likely Boston, circa 1795-1805″ This fine secretary has a visually commanding presence, both in form and symmetrical proportions. The architectural plan … Continue reading
A very attractive late eighteenth century Hepplewhite corner cupboard, with three interior shelves and three lower drawers. Highly inlaid corner cupboards are rare. CONDITION: Overall excellent with wonderful color and patination. DIMENSIONS: Heigth 42″, Width 29″ (approximate) $1450. Full condition … Continue reading