IMPRESSIVE BOSTON CLASSICAL MAHOGANY BOOKCASE/CABINET

Boston Classical mahogany games table with carved lyre shaped pedestal support with light colored wood inlay, on brass paw feet, ca 1820, 35”L x 35”W opened, x 29”H

Boston Classical Figured Mahogany Desk-and-Bookcase, Circa 1835. In two parts; the flat top above an arched pediment and recessed frieze applied with a pair of gilt-metal winged lion monopedia, above

American Late Classical Mahogany Bookcase/Cabinet mid-19th century, in two parts, the upper section with an arched cornice, concealing a hidden compartment at its top, over a pair of glazed doors, the

American classical mahogany drop leaf sofa table, drawer at each end. 28" high, 21" wide (closed), 45" wide (open), 36" deep.

Early 19th C. Boston classical mahogany candlestand with carved acanthus leaf pedestal base on three legs with brass casters, 29"h. x 16" x 16". Attributed to Stephen Badlam of Dorchester, Massachuset

19th c. Boston Classical mahogany upholstered Tete-a-Tete. 47" x 23" x 28".

Massachusetts, circa 1825, carved mahogany frame set with pale blue silk upholstery with tassels, set on brass casters, 35 x 85 x 25 in.

American classical carved mahogany sofa, with scrolled and veneered crest, rolled arms and carved turned feet. 37" high, 83" long, 25" deep.

(6) Boston Classical style mahogany dining chairs, 20th c., back carved with drapery swag design, plaid upholstered seat cushions, curved legs, 35.75"h x 20"w x 19"d, 19.5"h (to seat)

with highly figured solid top swiveling to open on an apron above a robust leaf-carved round column with four leaf carved and molded sabre legs with brass casters. 19th century. 29" high, 36 1/4" wide

mid 19th Century, with a carved S-scroll pediment flanked by urn finials over double glazed doors, the lower case with double glazed grillwork doors over paw feet and S-scroll apron h. 98 w. 42 d. 22

American Late Classical Revival Mahogany Bookcase cabinet, ca. 1900, of tripartite form, each section with a glazed door fronted by mullions, the doors flanked by turned pilasters with acanthine carvi

C. 1825 BOSTON MAHOGANY CLASSICAL SEWING/BAG TABLE WITH 2 DRAWERS, PROB. ISAAC VOSE (29 1/2" TALL) 19" X 17" CLOSED & 36" X 17" OPEN)

Classical chest of drawers, possibly Boston. Classical form with mahogany veneers and white pine secondary wood. Consists of a plain square backsplash of figured mahogany over a top tier section of th

Pair early 19th c. Boston mahogany Classical chairs. 17" seat Ht., 32" overall Ht.. Fragile condition.

AN AMERICAN CLASSICAL WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY BOOKCASE CABINET, 1840s, the cavetto crown with applied molding over a flat frieze above two arching glazed doors raised on a curved corner rectangu

Manner of Robert J. Horner (1853-1922), late 19th century. A handsome late classical revival triple door mahogany bookcase cabinet with rectangular top over a frieze carved with scrolling acanthus cen

Classical mahogany bergere from 'Boston State House Senate' Probably English, circa 1820 Turned legs, brass casters, with plaque mounted to front seat rail, inscribed "Chair from Boston House Senate g

A Classical carved mahogany sofa Boston, MA, circa 1810-1815 Richly carved, brass rosettes and brass paw feet, on casters. (H: 34 in. W: 21 in. L: 86 in.) Provenance Part of the original furnishi

Classical mahogany sofa with reed moldings and foliate carved arm supports on paw-form front feet. Boston, circa 1825. Some loss to upholstery. Height 33in, depth 29in, width 78in.

Two Classical Revival Mahogany Side Chairs, Boston 32 1/4 x 17 1/4 x 20 in., height of seat 18 1/2 in.

A set of ten Classical carved mahogany dining chairs Boston, MA, circa 1815 Comprising two armchairs and eight side chairs. (H: 33 in. W: 22 in. D: 20 in. (armchairs), H: 34 in. W: 18 in. D: 18 in. (s

Group of six Classical carved mahogany side chairs. Boston, MA, circa 1830. H: 32 in. PROVENANCE: Property from a Philadelphia, PA Collection. Part of the furnishings acquired during the extensive res

Pair of Classical Mahogany and Stone Pier Tables, possibly Emmons and Archbald, Boston, Massachusetts, c. 1820-1825. Egyptian marble top over an ogee frieze, on scrolled stone frontal supports and a r