Unusual Tiger Maple Secretaire a Abattant

19TH C. UNDERSIZED TIGER MAPLE SET-BACK SECRETAIRE ABATTANT/DESK.Bold Tiger Maple one piece set-back Secretaire Abattant/Desk. Ca. 1850-1890. Includes original key. Great small size. Measures: 58&rdqu

Biedermeier maple secretaire abattant, 19th c., part ebonized, 64.5"h x 43.5"w x 20"d

Biedermeier maple secretaire abattant, 19th c., part ebonized, 64.5"h x 43.5"w x 20"d

American, circa 1840. Figured maple with rosette knobs. Scroll-cut backsplash over deep drawer and 15"-tall extended Sheraton legs. Large drawer, 12"h. Overall, 29"h. 37"w. 17.5"d.

A Continental Maple Secretaire a Abattant 19th Century Height 72 1/2 x width 40 x depth 20 1/2 inches.

with four drawers. 26 1/2" high, 31 1/4" wide, 30 1/2" deep. Gouging, cracks, repairs, loose knobs.

Locking, 11 drawer cabinet with portrait inside. Measures 14 5/8" tall x 16.25" long x 9.5" deep

Unusual Maple Kitchen Tools - 1) tiger maple lemon squeezer, 11" L; birdseye maple slicer, 11" L., old repair, see photo; 3) lollipop handled slicer / slaw cutter, 15" L. lacking original blade.

UNUSUAL HALF ROUND HEART BUTTER STAMP, TIGER MAPLE, 7.5 X 3.5 X 4

Fabulous and rare lounge chair in the manner of J.P. Hully or Jindrich Halabala, with curly tiger maple veneered arms and unusual reclining mechanism that allows the seat to glide forward while the ba

Pair of portraits attributed to Erastus Salisbury Field With painted ÒframeÓ surrounded by tiger maple frame. Very good condition, unusual large size.

19th century, possibly a boot jack, with rotating lyre, tiger maple throughout, set with engraved copper plaque "Patent Applied For", approximately 29-1/2 x 20-1/2 x 15-1/4 in.; together with a tiger

The cyma molded crest above a fall front opening to line inlaid maple drawers and dividers and a leather inset writing surface. above two lower doors ending on bracket feet.59in. (150cm) h. 39in. (99c

Second quarter 19th century, tiger maple and cherry. Sheraton to Empire. Turned posts with cannonball finials, headboard with unusual crest, footboard with turned spreader bar. Replaced rails. 68"h. 5

French Louis XVI style mahogany secretaire a abattant, late 19th c., a marble top over a single drawer above the drop front opening to the maple interior with gallery and felt writing surface, three l

A two part Q.A highboy, top section with a moulded cornice over two short over four long drawers, base with three short drawers in tiger maple, above a high scrolled cut out apron (typical of other NH

Tiger maple Chippendale chest on chest. Circa 1800. Untouched condition with original brasses. H 77", upper case W 34", lower case W 36", D 18-3/4". Excellent as found condition. Minor losses and impe

Conrad Fesig Reading, PA Tiger Maple Tall Case Clock. Eight-day time and strike weight driven brass movement, with a painted sheet iron dial signed Conrad Fesig Reading and having painted floral spand

tiger maple two board top with cherry or gum wood splayed turned legs and molded box stretchers, Hudson River Valley, 17th century. 26" high, 23" wide, 16" deep. Age expected wear and losses, shrinkag

A Chippendale style two-part bonnet-top secretary in a desirable scale with the finest bold grain tiger maple. The upper bookcase section with a broken arch crest bonnet and sunburst carving, and two

20th century; by Eldred Wheeler, beautiful secretary with molded cornice, a pair of paneled doors, fitted interior having small drawers, pigeon holes and adjustable shelves, pair candle slides, fall f

Leonards New England; heat-stamped on back of headboard. C. Late 20th Century. Dimensions: (Exterior) H 66" x W 85.25" x D 90.5", (Interior, for mattress) W 78" x D 84" Condition: In very good- to exc

Property of a Okatie, SC Estate Description: Eldred Wheeler Tiger Maple Secretary Bookcase, Massachusetts, 20th Century, with swan's neck pediment above arched paneled doors opening to shelves, dr

Sam Maloof tiger maple high back armchair. Marked, "Freda's Chair, Protype, No. 12 2000, Sam Maloof, d.f.a. r.i.s.d., Donated to the Anderson Ranch Auction in memory of my wife Alfreda Maloof, Sam Mal