Very Fine Federal Inlaid Mahogany Dressing Mirror

Possibly coastal South Carolina. The secondary wood is mahogany and white pine. The mirrors frame having been very nicely banded and is flanked by mirror supports topped with brass finials and the low

Circa 1810. Having a well inlaid case and upper section with carved and turned finials holding mirror at center with broken arch pediment and lower case having two drawers with white pine secondary wo

with three short drawers on French feet, includes key. 25" high, 17" wide, 10" deep. Several shrinkage cracks. Provenance: Property of a Madison, CT Collector.

A FEDERAL BOXWOOD STRING INLAID MAHOGANY DRESSING MIRROR, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, the oval beveled mirror within a flat conforming framed on two turned supports, raised on splayed legs joined by a turned

Federal mahogany inlaid dressing mirror, circa 1815. Ring and block turned uprights above a "D" form case of three drawers. Height 21.5in, width 22.5in, depth 9in.

American Federal mahogany inlaid dressing mirror, 19th c., three drawers, brass fittings, chevron inlay banding, pine secondary wood, 24"h x 18"w x 8"d

Circa 1830. Having a shaped crown flanked by gilded orb finials on turned column frame centered by hinged and framed looking glass above the lower case boasting a very fine deeply figured mahogany abo

Circa 1900. Having a rectangular framed mirror at center over the nicely inlaid case all resting atop four tapered legs. H64" W48" D23 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Georgetown, South Carolina lad

Fine Federal Inlaid Mahogany Diminutive Sideboard. The diminutive form, arrangement of drawers, the shaped apron with distinctive vine inlay and the quality of of construction are characteristics of t

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

New York Federal Inlaid Mahogany Mirror. Carved and gilt urn of flowers and foliate design, circa 1800, 43"h. x 18"w.

Circa 1880, likely Centennial. The sideboard has a serpentine top with excellent grain above the lowercase having one long drawer flanked by two small drawers above hinged doors at the lower case cent

Circa 1810, America. Having a serpentine top above case with nice figured wood and brass pulls atop well turned legs at both front and back. H43" W40" D24"

Height 36 1/2 inches, width 37 1/4 inches, depth 18 inches. may have height loss, top has a seam at left side but doesn't appear to be two boards; refinished.

Georgian Inlaid Mahogany Dressing Mirror, early 19th Century, with peak pediment and brass finial, cross banding and line inlaid drawers, shell inlay on top surface, on bun feet Height 28 in. Width 20

Circa 1820, likely Virginia or Maryland. The piece having turned wood supports with framed mirror at center having scrolling top, all resting on case with one long drawer at center flanked by two draw

Coffin shaped tilt top mahogany stand with curly maple inlaid center panel beaded outline inlays and a rosewood cross banded inlaid top, superior turned shaft with urn on spider legs ending in carved

Federal inlaid mahogany dressing table with hinged frame, the superstructure with three drawers, above a serpentine front single drawer case with band inlay and rising on barley twist legs, 59"h x 35"

Circa 1820. Having turned wood mirror support centered by framed looking glass atop lower case housing three drawers all with turned pulls and atop four nicely turned feet. H22 1/2" W22" D9"

19th Century, with rectangular mirror above a single drawer flanked by bays of two drawers on either side, h. 29 w. 25 d. 8-1/2 in. Provenance: Estate of the late Harry Flynn, Silvermine, CT.

FINE FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY KNIFE BOX H. 12" W. 8"

Circa 1810, America. Having an oval one board top with banded edge over nicely turned base on handsome tapered legs. H27 1/2" L22" W16 5/8"

English, first quarter 19th C. 25-1/2"h x 19"w x 8-1/4"d

with shield shaped mirror frame, serpentine supports and case, three drawers. 19th century. 23 1/2" high, 18" wide, 7 1/2" deep. Expected age and use wear. Property of a Greenwich CT estate.