A VERY FINE SECRETARY/BOOKCASE, AMERICAN FEDERAL

Finely inlaid with bird's eye maple satinwood. Four graduated drawers; likely Massachusetts; purchased at Sotheby's

Circa 1810, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The piece has a brilliantly grained case housing four slightly graduated drawers flanked by beaded front edges all atop four turned feet. Sold from the collecti

Circa 1830. Having a shaped backsplash above upper case housing two drawers above rectangular top leading to lower case with one large drawer at top above three smaller drawers flanked by turned wood

Circa 1810, Coastal Maryland or Virginia. The piece has a very well figured top with banded edge above lower case boasting brilliant rich darkwood inlay surrounded by what is likely dogwood. The piece

Circa 1820. Having a broken arch pediment with brass finials, rosettes and reeding above very nicely painted dial which looks to have its first surface and with nice rope style gilt brass trim above l

attributed to Annapolis, Maryland, possibly shop of John Shaw, 1780-1800, fine dense figured mahogany throughout, retaining an old dry surface, single dovetailed drawer, pine secondary with maple leaf

The early 19th century gilt mirror with projecting cornice mounted with ball drops above a fine eglomise panel of ships the frame with spiral carved engaged columns with applied rosette blocked base.

MEASUREMENTS: 90 1/2" x 50" x 23"

Fine American Federal Carved Mahogany Three-Part Banquet Table, late 18th c., New England, top with reeded edge and demilune ends, blocked frieze, ring-turned reeded and tapered legs, brass cuffs, cas

Fine American Federal Santo Domingo Mahogany Two-Part Dining Table, early 19th c., Baltimore, top with reeded edge, blocked frieze, heavily reeded legs, toupie feet, incl. two leaves, h. 29 in., l. 82

Fine American Federal Mahogany and Birdseye Maple Bowfront Chest of Drawers in the Hepplewhite Taste, c. 1800, top with inlaid edge above four graduated drawers, original brasses, shaped skirt, flared

A fine American Federal period Three (3) part mahogany dining room table in the manner of Duncan Phyfe. Fine brass paw feet and acanthus carving. Dimensions: 99" X 47" X 30" and Two (2) leaves 22", 17

An exquisite American federal period style miniature grain painted step back chest of drawers with scalloped edge gallery. Consisting of one center drawer over three lower all having tiger grain paint

Circa 1820. Having a very nicely feather painted surface in red and yellow tones with hinged lid having molded edge over the case housing two drawers at lower case atop a nicely pronounced foot. H33 3

Fine set (6) American Federal gilt dining chairs, 19th c., possibly John Seymour, Boston, with gilded Neo-Classical decoration, caned seats, simulated fluted skirt and legs, 34"h x 19"w x 17"d

FINE AMERICAN NEW YORK FEDERAL INLAID SIDEBOARD W/ FLORAL/LINE INLAY W/ TAPERED LEGS, C. 1810/20, H. 39 1/2" W. 74" D. 28" (MASTERPIECE - FINE POINTS OF FURNITURE, ALBERT SACK) Provenance; This sidebo

New York, 1790-1810, each with shield back with carved drapery and central urn, striped silk over the rail upholstery, tapered legs with spade feet, 39 x 21 x 17 in. Provenance: Joe Kindig, Jr. & Son,

American Federal-Style Mahogany Secretary Bookcase late 19th/early 20th century, in two parts, the upper section with a marquetry-inlaid broken-arch pediment over a pair of doors with eglomise panels,

A fine long-case grandfather clock in the American Federal style, hand made by Martin Shreiner of Lancaster, PA circa 1810, numbered 223. With hand painted and gilded scenic clock face, urn form spire

A fine federal period early American red paint decorated one drawer stand or work table seated on Sheraton turned legs. Appears to be painted poplar, most likely Pennsylvania circa 1810-20. Measuring

A fine federal period early American red paint decorated one drawer stand or work table seated on Sheraton turned legs. Appears to be painted poplar, most likely Pennsylvania circa 1810-20. Measuring

Antique American Federal-style banjo clock with a brass eagle finial & trim with eglomise glass painted panels depicting an hunting scene and a house on a hillside. Unsigned. "AS IS" condition: loose

Probably George Whitefield Clark, Concord, New Hampshire, ca. 1815 41"h x 39-1/2"w x 19"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection"

Probably New York, ca. 1810. 28-1/2"h x 5'w x 5'7"l to 13'4-3/4"l Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, publis