PERIOD INLAID C.1810, THOMAS SEYMOUR SIDEBOARD

(67 1/2" WIDE X 24 1/2" DEEP X 43 1/4" TALL)

Attributed to Thomas Seymour, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1805; mahogany, flat top with inlaid edge, one long drawer and compartment enclosed by solid panel doors with center section flanked by side

Mahogany with purple and yellow pine secondary woods. Unusual with a mixing board slide. Dimensions: 37"t x 25"d x 73"w Date: Ca. 1790-1810

EARLY MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, SERPENTINE FRONT WITH BANDED INLAID VENEER AND, TAPERED LEGS DIMENSIONS: 40" X 72" X 28 1/2" TERMS: Hartzell's Auction Gallery will handle most of the shipping in-house. WE d

An important southern federal period inlaid sideboard, an original furnishing in the formal dining room of Gillionville Plantation, a 10,000 acre quail shooting plantation owned by descendant grandmot

20th century, all folio and smaller, largely with fabric boards, featuring Furniture Masterpieces of Duncan Phyfe; American Furniture: The Federal Period ; John & Thomas Seymour: Cabinetmakers in Bo

Bow front with arched center arrangement of 5 drawer in mahogany with banded inlays, ca 1800, 39.5”H x 51”L x 23”D.

36"H, 71.50"W, 24.75"D

Period Style Marble Top Inlaid Rosewood and Mahogany Sideboard. 35-1/2"h. x 80"w. x 23-1/2"d.

attrib. John and Thomas Seymour, Boston, late 18th c. bellflower inlay to tapering legs ending in unusual spade feet; both back legs swing out to support the top when open; 29"h; 36"w; 17.75"d From th

A FEDERAL MAHOGANY INLAID CHEST Attributed to the workshop of John and Thomas Seymour, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1800-1810 height 42 3/4in (108.6cm); width 42in (106.7cm); depth 21in (53.3cm) Footn

matched set, in the manner of John & Thomas Seymour, Boston cabinetmakers, similar to plate 126, page 386 in Mussey, "The Furniture Masterworks of John & Thomas Seymour" 2003. Later 19th century. 36"

Attributed to John and Thomas Seymour or one of their contemporaries, Boston. The rear rail bears a Levy Gallery label. 29"h x 36"w x 17-1/8"d Provenance: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, New York Provenance:

Federal Inlaid Mahogany Corner Chamberstand Attributed to John and Thomas Seymour, Boston, MA, circa 1805 With original turned inserts to top. Height 40 inches, depth of shelf 16 inches. C

follower of JOHN (1738-1818) AND THOMAS SEYMOUR (1771-1848) A FEDERAL REVIVAL INLAID MAHOGANY CARD TABLE, LAST QUARTER 19TH CENTURY, in the Boston taste, the serpentine, rectangular top with ovolo sha

late 18th/early 19thC period Federal Boston excellent form shaving mirror attrib to Thomas Seymour in mahog & birdseye maple w lunette inlay featuring serpentine 3 drawer front & oval beveled mirror g

REGENCY PERIOD ADAMS STYLE SATINWOOD SIDEBOARD 19THC. INLAID DOUBLE PEDESTAL (110" LONG X 29" DEEP X 47" TALL)

Late 18th/early 19thC Boston Federal mahogany inlaid sideboard attrib to John Seymour - 74 1/2" wide x 43" tall x 25 1/2" deep

Edwardian period. Having a handsome spun brass and barley twist gallery above well figured top leading to two drawers and two hinged doors all inlaid and very nicely figured continuing down to turned

Vintage Sheraton style possibly mahogany sideboard dating from the 1950s period. It has a serpentine shaped front with dummy drawer cabinet on right side a proper drawer in the middle & 2 on left side

Seymour Style Mahogany Inlaid Two Drawer Work Stand, in the style of the Federal period, cross banded top, cookie corners, turned tapering legs Height 30 in. Width 21.25 in. Depth 17 in.

Rhode Island, circa 1795-1810, rectangular top with inlaid edge, two banded drawers and one deep drawer flanking two banded cabinet doors, shaped skirt with foliate and urn inlay, square tapered legs,

Massachusetts or Rhode Island, incorporating some period elements, mahogany top with inlaid serpentine front edge, over three dovetailed drawers and four cabinet doors, on inlaid tapered legs, 39 x 56

Of diminutive size, with a shaped and banded top over a single drawer flanked by two bottle drawers, each drawer inlaid with fruitwood, the whole raised on six tapering square legs ending in spade fee