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“A very fine American Federal mahogany inlaid Pembroke table from the lower Chesapeake region of Tidewater, Virginia, circa 1790-1810, descended through the Prevost Family of Charleston, South Carolina” A fine Southern American Federal mahogany Pembroke Table with inverted conch-shell inlays and … Continue reading
INTRODUCTION: An extremely rare and important, possibly unique, American Neo-Classical Era Center or Library Table from the city of Boston, circa 1825-1830. This handsome table of single pedestal form, was apparently drawn from the designs of the celebrated English designer, … Continue reading
“An important labeled New York City Federal mahogany Pembroke table, bearing the original label of Charles Christian, circa 1810-1815″ This table was formerly property of Mr. Ronald S. Kane, a prominent and profoundly influential collector of American Federal and Classical … Continue reading
“An American Federal “D” Front Inlaid Card Table, possibly New York, or Southern, Scottish school of cabinetmakers, circa 1800″ MATERIALS: Mahogany, mahogany veneers, eastern white pine (frame), birch (fly rail)**, various light colored inlays, brass and steel. All by visual … Continue reading
“A Charleston, South Carolina Federal mahogany pembroke table, circa 1785-1800, in exceptional condition retaining the original “Chinese” style brass pull” HISTORY: Previously on temporary loan to Historic Charleston Foundation and exhibited at “The Nathaniel Russell House” 51 Meeting Street, Charleston, South Carolina. SOLD
A Philadelphia Federal mahogany elliptical front card table, with reeded legs, circa 1810 For a full condition report, additional photographs, further details, or price, please inquire by phone or email us at chicoraclm@msn.com
An appealing New York Federal Era Pembroke table closely associated with a labeled table made by Charles Christian, circa 1810 Christian made furniture for the New York Mayor’s office in City Hall in 1814 and his workshop at 90 Fulton … Continue reading
“An American Classical Center Table with the original ”Egyptian Marble” Top, New York City, circa 1835-1840, with flamboyant crotch mahogany veneers” Height: 32″ , Width 37″ Full condition report, additional photographs, details, and price upon request. Please email chicoraclm@msn.com
A very Fine Boston Federal Mahogany Drop-leaf Table, attributed to the workshop of John and Thomas Seymour, circa 1810-1815 The innovative design of this table is reminiscent of the Seymour family’s prolific gravitation towards popular English Regency designs of the era. It … Continue reading
A truly exceptional English late-eighteenth century Pembroke or Breakfast Table, circa 1780-1790, with a delicate balance of veneer components all working in concert with vibrant and dense “Island” mahogany. The top is bordered with a three-line inlaid edging and the … Continue reading
A Fine American Classical Mahogany Games Table, circa 1825-1835 Attributed to Baltimore, Maryland or Eastern, Virginia INTRODUCTION: A highly ambitious and robustly carved American Mahogany Classical Card or Games “Pillar and Claw” Table, attributed to the City of Baltimore, Maryland, … Continue reading
A rare assembled pair of Massachusetts Classical mahogany work tables, each with fitted compartmentalized interiors on columnar supports with bun feet. Materials: Mahogany, mahogany veneers, various undetermined secondary woods, brass, and textiles. Dimensions: HOA= 28 3/4″ WOA=18″ DOA=18 SOLD
An American Federal mahogany card table with concave front from the Philadelphia or possibly Baltimore area. Accentuated with diamond inlays at the top of each tapered leg. Diamond shaped string inlays on the skirt. CONDITION: Exceptional, no repairs or replacements. Glue … Continue reading
A very rare English Chinese Chippendale Mahogany Silver Table with the original fretwork, circa 1770-1780 Tables of this form from the 18th century are exceptionally rare! PROVENANCE: A Charleston, South Carolina Estate. DIMENSIONS: Height 28”, Length 33”, Width 23”. SOLD
A Northshore, Massachussets Federal Mahogany Work Table with spiral twist legs and the original ormolu stamped brass hardware, circa 1800-1810. In exceptionally fine condition, retaining the original fire gilt hardware. The inverted bell flower carved legs suggest a workshop familiar … Continue reading
Card Table (above) by unidentified maker, Salem, Massachussetts, 1805-1801, carving attributed to Samuel McIntire, from the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley. Detail (above) after Thomas Sheraton’s “Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer’s Drawing Book” 1793. An American Federal mahogany gaming table of the … Continue reading
An exceptionally fine and rare American Classical mahogany card table from New York City, circa 1825, attributed to the workshop of Brazilia Deming and Erastus Bulkley, active in partnership 1820-1840. CONDITION: The present table is in a remarkable and untouched … Continue reading
A Philadelphia Federal serpentine front mahogany card table with old surface, circa 1790. SOLD TO A PRESTIGIOUS COLLECTOR, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
A fine New York Classical server with ormolu mounts, circa 1815 SOLD TO A NEW YORK CITY COLLECTOR
A late 18th century Baltimore Federal demilune mahogany inlaid card table, circa 1790. SOLD TO A RICHMOND, VIRGINIA COLLECTION
An American Classical Pier Table from New York City, with rare “Egyptian” marble columns and top, circa 1825 SOLD TO A CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA GENTLEMAN
A New York City Classical Rosewood Pier Table, posssibly by Duncan Phyfe, circa 1815 SOLD TO AN ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA COLLECTOR OF NOTE.
A Fine New York City Classical Work Table, signed 1827 Sold to the collection of the James Iredell House, Edenton, North Carolina
An exceptional fine American Federal Inlaid elliptical front and finely inlaid mahogany card table, circa 1800-1810, New England. SOLD TO A CONNECTICUTT COLLECTOR
A fine and rare Tidewater, Virginia Federal mahogany Pembroke Table with inverted conch shell inlays and richly figured mahogany, circa 1790-1810. SOLD TO A NEW YORK CITY COLLECTOR
A fine and rare Charleston, South Carolina Dressing Table or “Chamber Table” with an old surface and exceptional condition, circa 1755 SOLD TO THE COLLECTION OF THE COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG FOUNDATION, WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA
A New York Federal Mahogany Library Table of the highest caliber, most certainly by either the Phyfe or Lannuier workshop, circa 1815. SOLD TO A COLLECTOR, LOS ANGELES AND KENTUCKY
A fine and rare pair of Philadelphia Classical mahogany inlaid card tables, associated with the workshop of Anthony Quervelle, circa 1825-1835 SOLD TO A CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA COLLECTOR
A highly evolved Philadelphia Classical Card Table, circa 1820, with undisturbed surface and exquisite carving. SOLD TO A NOTABLE PRIVATE COLLECTOR
An American mahogany pier table, retaining the original label of New York cabinetmakers “Deming and Bulkley, circa 1825, with original surface, glass and marble top. PROVENANCE: A Charleston, South Carolina Collection. SOLD TO A FLORIDA COLLECTOR
A rare Maryland Hepplewhite mahogany center “tea table” with fire gilt brass casters, circa 1785 SOLD TO PRIVATE COLLECTOR
A very nice French Louis XV-Style writing desk of desirable size, with a gilt leather inset top surface, circa 1875-1900. SOLD
A rare American Federal Three Part Mahogany Dining Table, probably Philadelphia, comprised of dense and solid “Island” figured top, veneered skirt, three pedestals with saber legs ending in the original brass casters, circa 1800-1820 Although this form was produced in significant … Continue reading
An outstanding English Regency Rosewood Card Table circa 1815 An English Regency Rosewood Games Table, circa 1810-1820, of the superior ranking in terms of condition, form, and details of remarkable finesse. The table incorporates the best design elements, exotic woods, and … Continue reading
A extremely fine and rare pair of Massachusetts late Federal carved card tables Salem area, circa 1815-1820, shaped rectangular top conforming to elliptic and hollow front frieze with brass trim on bottom edge, resting on acanthus-carved, ring-turned and twist-reeded legs … Continue reading