Federal Veneered and Inlaid Mahogany and Maple Desk

A Federal Inlaid Bird's Eye Maple and Mahogany Tambour Writing Desk Horace Livingston, St. Albans, Vermont, Circa 1815 the top drawer of the upper case inscribed Horace Livingston / St. Albans / June

A Federal Inlaid Tiger Maple and Mahogany Diminutive Tambour Writing Desk, 19th/20th Century, Secondary wood is pine. Together with a Federal carved side chair with caned seat. Desk dimensions: h: 46

Federal Mahogany Inlaid Tambour Desk New England, 19th century, top section two tambour doors opening to dovetailed drawers, center door with curly maple oval inlay, hinged fold-out writing surface, t

A FEDERAL MAHOGANY INLAID AND SATINWOOD CROSSBANDED SLANT FRONT DESK, LATE 18TH CENTURY, the rectangular top above a slant front-hinged mahogany panel centering an oval reserve of an inlaid maple conc

SECRETARY DESK, MASSACHUSETTS, MAHOGANY VENEER, PINE SECONDARY WOOD. TOP SECTION HAS REEDED FLAT PILASTER COLUMNS, MAHOGANY BANDED AND LINE INLAID TIGER MAPLE PANELS, FOLD OUT WRITING SURFACE. BASE HA

The rectangular top above a string-inlaid hinged writing surface, opening to an inlaid fitted interior, the central prospect door opening to five graduated fitted drawers, flanked by rows of pigeonhol

probably Virginia, late 18th century. slant-lid desk with four graduated drawers on flaring French feet. H43 3/4" W39" D21"

Circa 1810. Having a hinged sloped top opening to interior with poplar bottom above lower case having been nicely banded and all standing atop four charming tapered tall legs. H33 3/4" W27" D21" Sold

William Clark, Providence, Rhode Island, circa 1800. Underside of one short drawer signed "W. Clark, Cabinetmaker" 41-1/2"h x 36-1/2"w x 18-1/4"d Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc., New York; Property from

NEW ENGLAND FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY TAMBOUR DESK, two-piece construction, the top featuring two drawers above a central door concealing an interior divided for ledgers, flanked by tambour doors, each

in two parts, with removable pierced and carved swanneck pediment above glass doors, the base with pull out butler desk, large bracket feet. Possibly Mathew Egerton, New Brunswick NJ, early 19th centu

Mid-Atlantic Federal Inlaid Mahogany Tambour Deskearly 19th century, mahogany veneer, white pine and poplar secondary, one part form, rectangular recessed secretary with applied edge molding above a v

Circa 1810. Having a rectangular top with banded perimeter above lower case with pull out desk upper segment having a nicely appointed interior and fold out writing surface atop the lower case having

Federal inlaid mahogany slant-front deskcirca 1800On French feet.H: 46 1/2 in. W: 21 in. L: 40 1/2 in.

20th C., in two parts. 7'h x 46"w x 22"d

Federal inlaid mahogany butler's desk having a drop down writing surface over three graduated drawers. 47 1/2" high, 46 1/2" wide, 20 1/2" deep. Open: 33" deep. Condition: restoration, veneer cracks,

Federal inlaid mahogany two part ladies secretary, with top two door section with cubbies and ledger slots, the base with fold down writing board and two graduated long drawers with crossbanding and g

20th C., labeled "Genuine Mahogany/Mahogany Association" 38-1/4"h x 31-3/4"w x 17"d

A Federal inlaid mahogany tambour writing deskNew England, circa 1790H: 42 1/4 in. W: 36 1/4 in. D: 19 in.PROVENANCE:Purchased from Philip H. Bradley Co., Downingtown, Pennsylvania, November 14, 1987.

Great Quality American Federal Period Inlaid Mahogany Secretary Desk 74.5 h x 40.5 w x 19.75 d

Early 19th Century. Dimensions: (Closed) H 46.5" x W 37" x D 19" Condition: Missing key for lower drawers. Previously refinished; desk presents beautifully overall. Some sun fading to front. Veneer in

Federal Inlaid Mahogany and Glazed Desk and Bookcase, probably Massachusetts, c. 1800. The top section with a shaped cornice centering an inlaid urn of flowers and leaves, bordered by patterned inlay,

AMERICAN FEDERAL MASSACHUSETTS INLAID MAHOGANY WRITING DESK. Chest of four graduated line-inlaid and cockbeaded drawers with oval brass bail-handle pulls, and hinged, fold-out writing surface, suppor

In the manner of George W. Rogers, Concord, New Hampshire or Newburyport, Massachusetts. In two parts: The upper section with a frieze of three short drawers, above a pair of cabinet doors, divided an