American Federal Mahogany Serpentine Sideboard

AMERICAN FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, six-leg form with serpentine profile, square-tapered legs, and complex line inlay framing reserves of contrasting veneers throughout. Poplar secondary

AMERICAN, POSSIBLY COASTAL VIRGINIA, FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, the two-board serpentine top with double-line inlaid edge over a conforming case with central drawer above arched cut-out featur

AMERICAN, PROBABLY BALTIMORE OR PHILADELPHIA, FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, the case with serpentine front flanked by curved cabinet ends, single center drawer, raised on four square-tapered legs

circa 1790-1810, likely Virginia, serpentine top, conforming case with three frieze drawers over cabinet doors and two bottle drawers, tapered legs, light wood and ebonized line inlay throughout, yell

Late 20th Century, Banded Inlay And Batwing Brasses, Serpentine Case With Two Cabinet Doors Flanking Six Short Drawers And Slides, Square Tapering Legs, Height 40, Width 67, Depth 23 Inches, Structura

Henkel-Harris (American, founded 1946 Federal style serpentine sideboard with two drawers and two doors, circa 1997 Mahogany with inlay and metal hardware Labeled to interior of drawer Approx. height

Early 19th century American Federal mahogany sideboard, attributed to George Whitelock, Wilmington, Delaware, having concave front over tapered square legs, with two keys. [37 1/4" H x 72" W x 26" D].

Mid-Atlantic States, circa 1820. with reeded and tapered feet atop well-figured inlaid mahogany case. H46 1/4" W65" D22 1/2"

American mahogany serpentine sideboard, Sheraton style with satinwood inlays, by Marlboro Manor for Sacks; 39"H 63.5"W 20"D

American, likely New York, circa 1815. Federal bowfront Hepplewhite mahogany sideboard, having five-drawers across with two doors below flanking two bottle drawers, central double door compartment, an

19th century Federal period mahogany sideboard. Flame mahogany veneered panels. Fine condition with some minor loss. Please see photograph preview.Dimensions: 40” x 73” x 30”

Mahogany banded inlaid sideboard. Dimensions: 61.00 " W x 21.00 " D x 35.25 "H; 

19th C. Period American Federal Mahogany Serpentine Chest of Drawers. Four dovetailed and chamfered drawers on French footed bracket base. Decorative string inlay on flame mahogany drawers and case wi

A Federal Figured Mahogany Serpentine Sideboard Early 19th Century brasses replaced. Height 40 3/4 x width 72 1/2 x depth 25 1/4 inches. Provenance: John Wayles Eppes (d. 1824), first married to Mary

American Federal Philadelphia mahogany sideboard by Henry Connelly, signed on backboard of right drawer, signed and dated 1815, on left drawer backboard address of shop 44 Spruce Street Philadelphia,

American Federal Flame Mahogany Sideboard ca. 1800, of demi-lune form, the top with a satinwood-banded edge, the case fitted with a long drawer above a pair of cabinets and flanked by a conforming cur

Kindel American Federal Style Inlaid Mahogany Sideboard. Winterthur Custom Reproduction. {Dimensions 40 1/4 x 75 1/4 x 26 1/2 inches}

American Federal Carved Mahogany Sideboard , early 19th c., Philadelphia, banded shaped backsplash, three frieze drawers, bowfront center cabinet flanked by cabinets enclosing shelves, turned legs, h.

Circa 1810, likely New York City. Having excellent form with nicely figured top above the case having brilliant fan inlay at the corners of the doors at left and right and centered by single long draw

American, 19th century. Flame mahogany and inlaid case. "D" form cabinet having three drawers above four doors, and rising on ring turned legs with peg feet. Approx. h. 41", w. 68", d. 25.75".

with "D" shaped front, drawers and doors with banding and crotch veneers, turned and reeded legs, with expected age and use wear. Replaced old hardware in original holes. 40" high, 72" wide, 25 1/2" d

Circa 1810 in part. The handsome sideboard has a serpentine top with banded edge above three drawers and four hinged doors all nicely inlaid and resting on banded tapered legs. The drawers of the piec

Middle Atlantic States, probably Maryland, 1790-1810, highly figured top over three dovetailed drawers, outer drawers with false double fronts, one side drawer fitted as a cellarette drawer with divid

American Federal inlaid mahogany sideboard, 19th century, having three drawers over cupboard doors, raised on tapered square legs. [38" H x 65" W x 24" D]. Fading and marks to top; typical scuffs and