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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
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 mahogany … 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 For a full condition report, additional photographs, further details, or price, please inquire by phone … Continue reading
“An elegant American Federal mahogany and inlaid secretary or “lady’s writing desk”, Massachusetts or New Hampshire, with French feet, superior proportions, and unusually graceful lines. The upper-case features two upper doors with “Gothic” arches, the folding writing surface is covered in … Continue reading
“A George III Mahogany desk with original brasses, cross-banded top, and fitted writing surface. Original bracket feet, no repairs. Circa 1785-1800″ SOLD
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) Full condition report, … Continue reading
“A Georgian Mahogany Chest on Chest or “Double Chest” with brushing slide, eighteenth century, Great Britain” An unusually handsome early nineteenth century mahogany chest of chest with “post and bale” brass pulls, “Doric” order dental molding, above fretwork cornice, chamfered corners, with ogee … Continue reading
An American Classical Mahogany Serving or Mixing Table, Philadelphia, circa 1830-1835, with vigorous current associations to the workshop of Anthony Quervelle INTRODUCTION: A refreshingly uncommon, innovative, and possibly unprecedented American Classical mahogany serving table from the city of Philadelphia, circa … Continue reading
This sideboard is in exceptional condition with no major repairs or restorations. The top is lavishly veneered with Cuban or Santo Domingo “Crotch” mahogany, as are the drawer fronts which are bordered with line inlays of ebony and satinwood, by … Continue reading