Southern Federal Bellflower Inlaid Mahogany Sideboard

circa 1800, top with inlaid edge over a single long drawer, cellarette drawer and three cabinet doors, bellflower inlaid legs with spade feet, 40 x 71-1/2 x 23-3/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Dr. J. Fra

By Henkel Harris, Virginia Galleries. The piece has a brass gallery with serpentine case and nicely figured mahogany with satinwood banding and bellflower inlaid tapering legs. Brass hardware is hands

second quarter of the 19th century, mahogany veneers, light and dark wood inlays, yellow pine secondary, central recessed section with carved and inlaid broken arch backsplash, above a bowfront sectio

Southern Federal Serpentine Front Inlaid Sideboardcirca 1800, mahogany veneers, poplar and white pine, diminutive form, featuring a shaped top with bowed corners and having a lightwood line inlay at e

By Neumiester, Charleston, South Carolina, late 19th/early 20th century. Swell-front, bench made sideboard with five drawers and two central cupboard doors on bellflower inlaid tapering legs. H39 1/4"

Henkel Harris Federal style inlaid mahogany sideboard with serpentine front, light wood line and escutcheon inlays, square tapered legs with line and bellflower inlay, diamond inlaid skirt, cuff feet,

Middle Atlantic States, 1790-1810, figured top over dovetailed long drawer and four cabinet doors, white pine secondary, fan, bellflower, and line inlaid tapered legs, 39 x 71 x 27 in. Provenance: Pri

Henkel-Harris, Winchester, VA, 20th century; serpentine front, two conforming long drawers flanked by compartments enclosed by rounded panel doors, six straight tapered legs with bellflower inlay, str

Serpentine shaped top above three central drawers flanked by drawers over cupboard doors on tapering, square, bellflower inlaid legs. H41" W65 1/4" D24 3/4" From a Tiger, GA private collection.

The shaped top is over a single drawer and pair of doors, flanked on each side by a dingle drawer over a bottle drawer. The whole raised on six tapering legs inlaid with bellflowers. Oak secondary woo

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

STICKLEY FEDERAL STYLE MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD WITH BELL FLOWER INLAY AND SECRET COMPARTMENT. MEASURES 11 IN DEEP X 66 IN WIDE X 38 1/2 IN HIGH.

Ca. 1800 Southern NH mahogany card table with a hinged lid and swing back leg support, bowed front apron with birdseye maple and rosewood cross banded panels, on bellflower inlaid double tapered leg,

Virginia, circa 1800, retaining early surface with deeply scalloped single board mahogany top, two inlaid dovetailed drawers, set on tall tapered legs with inlaid bookend motifs, brass casters, yellow

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,

probably Virginia or Maryland, circa 1800, single case construction, inlaid paneled doors opening to adjustable shelved interior, over four dovetailed long drawers, inlaid kite escutcheons, original b

circa 1800; serpentine top with barber pole inlay edge, long drawer over compartment enclosed by sold panel doors, flanked by cellarette, and one deep drawer, six straight tapered legs, 39 in. H., 72

circa 1810; flat top with inlaid edge, center section with two medium drawers, deep bottle drawers and cupboard flanked by curved sides, each with bowed drawer and cupboard beneath, straight tapered l

North Shore, Massachusetts, 1800-1820, the underside incised "Property of Louise Merrill", "Calix", and "1909" 43"h x 72"w x 25"d

New York, ca. 1790, the cupboard doors open to reveal three short drawers. 40-1/2"h x 6'10"w x 24"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Co

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

New York, 1800-1820. 42-1/2"h x 6'1"w x 27"d

late 18th century, likely Philadelphia, serpentine top, conforming case with string inlay throughout, frieze drawer over two cabinet doors flanked by two deep cabinets, tapered legs, poplar and pine s

Maryland, attributed to the shop of John Shaw, Annapolis, circa 1800, with figured, bookmatched shaped mahogany top with molded edges, above a serpentine line inlaid skirt, with single dovetailed draw