Southern Federal Mahogany Dressing Mirror

Circa 1820, likely Virginia or Maryland. The piece having turned wood supports with framed mirror at center having scrolling top, all resting on case with one long drawer at center flanked by two draw

Federal mahogany dressing mirror with two drawers on bracket feet along with similar mirror.

Federal mahogany dressing mirror with dovetailed drawer 16"t. x 14" x 6", pine dovetailed box, walnut square nailed box and a dovetailed pine sliding lid box

Possibly coastal South Carolina. The secondary wood is mahogany and white pine. The mirrors frame having been very nicely banded and is flanked by mirror supports topped with brass finials and the low

Federal mahogany inlaid dressing mirror, circa 1815. Ring and block turned uprights above a "D" form case of three drawers. Height 21.5in, width 22.5in, depth 9in.

American Federal mahogany inlaid dressing mirror, 19th c., three drawers, brass fittings, chevron inlay banding, pine secondary wood, 24"h x 18"w x 8"d

Likely Centennial. The piece having reeded supports centered by looking glass which is banded and atop case with single long drawer having turned wood pulls and resting atop bun feet. H15 1/2" W14 1/2

Circa 1810. Having a well inlaid case and upper section with carved and turned finials holding mirror at center with broken arch pediment and lower case having two drawers with white pine secondary wo

Early 20th century. Bench made example having been very nicely crafted. The piece having a arched top to the frame housing a thick beveled glass panel flanked by mirror supports topped with brass fini

Arch topped mirror supported by rectangular supports having brass urn finials, with brass bail pulls and adjustment knobs. Crest of mirror needs repair. Measures approximately 35" high, 23-1/4" wide,

Federal Mahogany-veneered Dressing Mirror, possibly Boston, Massachusetts, 19th century. Large rectangular mirror pivots on raked turned and blocked stiles that are through-tenoned to top of case cont

Federal mahogany 3 drawer dressing mirror. 24" x 10" x 27" tall.

Circa 1820. Having a rectangular frame supported by two arms atop attractive lower case supported by four turned tapered feet. H17" W14 1/4" Sold from the collection of a private Columbia,SC couple.

with three short drawers on French feet, includes key. 25" high, 17" wide, 10" deep. Several shrinkage cracks. Provenance: Property of a Madison, CT Collector.

A FEDERAL BOXWOOD STRING INLAID MAHOGANY DRESSING MIRROR, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, the oval beveled mirror within a flat conforming framed on two turned supports, raised on splayed legs joined by a turned

American Federal Carved mahogany dressing table, scalloped mirror on moulded supports, on serpentine base with single drawer, original brasses, raised on turned and reeded legs, circa 1820-1830, 20"w

Federal Style Mahogany Lift-Top Dressing Table, American Taste, 20th C., together with an Empire Style mahogany mirror, 20th C. Table: 31"h x 37"w x 18"d Mirror: 35-1/2"h x 23-3/4"w

with swivel beveled mirror and lower shaped shelf. 34 1/2" wide x 61" tall x 19 1/2" deep.

Dressing Stand possibly Williamsburg, Viginia,18th century, rectangular adjustable mirror flanked by teardrop finials mounted over three drawers with brass pulls raised on turned feet, yellow pine sec

True period piece Circa 1800! Solid mahogany with satin wood string inlay. Mirror over shelf with accessory drawers. Case has two drawers going full width and two drawers on either side of kneehole. A

Circa 1800, attributed to Baltimore, Maryland. Excellent oval back chairs having brilliant three piece bell flower inlay at the center elegantly graduating downward over upholstered seat with nicely c

Southern Federal Mahogany Cellaretattributed to Virginia, early 19th century, two-part form, yellow pine secondary, the half-blind dovetailed case having a hinged lid with beveled edge and applied coc

Southern Federal Mahogany Serving Tableattributed to Richmond, Virginia, circa 1820, mahogany veneer, poplar secondary, solid one board 'D-end' top with reeded edge, conforming burl book-matched venee

Circa 1810, likely Charleston, South Carolina. The piece having a broken arch pediment with three turned wood finials atop upper case with two hinged doors housing shelves within the case leading down