Southern Federal River Birch Plantation Desk

Circa 1820, Anderson, South Carolina. The piece having very tall tapered legs with single drawer and lift top fitted for organization. The piece is entirely River Birch with yellow pine secondary wood

Circa 1830, likely Midlands of South Carolina. The piece having a nicely molded top above well figured paneled doors housing shelves within above lower case having a slanted front and the case housing

Circa 1840, PeeDee South Carolina origin. The piece having an early green painted surface and is crafted entirely of Yellow pine. The desk is one piece having compartments for organization and lift fr

Circa 1840, possibly Southern. The piece has a lift top with nicely appointed interior housing drawers and compartments. The case rests atop a sturdy well turned frame. H52" W36 1/2" D26" Sold from th

Pine and poplar southern plantation desk, 2 pc., doors are wood pinned and mortis and tenon, has interior cubby holes, drawers have one big dovetail, locks are there but no knobs or door handles, 74.5

American Late Federal Mahogany Plantation Desk, early 19th c., leaf carved pediment above two glazed doors, foldover slanted writing surface, two frieze drawers, spiral turned legs, h. 75 in., w. 35 1

Southern Walnut Plantation Desk and Chairsecond half 19th century, poplar secondary, two part form, upper molded pediment with hinged front storage panel with divided interior, central serpentine open

Antique Southern Cherrywood Plantation Desk, slant-front top opens to deep interior fitted with three drawers, bulbous-turned legs, h. 35 1/4 in., w. 42 1/2 in., d. 29 3/4 in Condition: Structurally s

Mid 19th century, America. Step-back top with doors opening to reveal drawers and pigeon holes above flip over writing surface and single drawer on turned legs. H46 ?†W31†D19â€

American Federal Mixed Wood Fall-Front Plantation Desk. Found in NY. Cherry Wood. 79"h. x 39"w. x 18-1/2"d. Condition: Good with wear, refinished.

A large Southern Postmaster Plantation Desk with top compartment having a niche flanked with cabinets sitting atop a slightly slanted surface over a kneehole desk.

Southern Federal Eagle inlaid & carved slant lid desk, wild cherrywood with hard pine secondary , probably western Maryland, ca. 1795-1802. The dovetailed case presents a molded and inlaid hinged slan

probably Virginia, late 18th century. slant-lid desk with four graduated drawers on flaring French feet. H43 3/4" W39" D21"

AMERICAN SOUTHERN WALNUT PLANTATION FITTED DESK RESTING ON ORIGINAL TURNED FEET WITH POPLAR SECONDARY 61 x 32 x 20"

Circa 1820, likely Piedmont, North Carolina. The handsomely fashioned and inlaid desk having an interesting hinged case top opening to a nicely appointed interior with well banded and inlaid case and

Circa 1820, likely Tennessee. The piece has been crafted of Maple, Walnut and Poplar. The top is hinged and opens to well crafted and appointed writing surface above lower case housing two drawers fla

Southern Late Federal Butler's Deskcirca 1820, attributed to Norfolk, Virginia, mahogany veneer, poplar and white pine secondary, the large upper pull-out fall-front butler's desk featuring book-match

Circa 1810, likely Carolinas or Virginia. Having a rectangular top above fall front writing surface disguised as faux drawers hung with pulls opening to nicely appointed interior above two lower drawe

Circa 1790. Having a fall front opening to a well appointed interior and writing surface above four slightly graduated drawers, all resting on a french foot. H41" D20" W39 1/2"

Ca. mid to third quarter 20thC. Historic James River collection sideboard by Hickory Chair. This high quality piece remains in excellent, ready to use condition, with no breaks or repairs. Any surface

Custom Southern Federal Style Diminutive Walnut Desk and Bookcasetwo part form, consisting of a 19th century dovetailed two door bookcase with high scrolled pediment, two hinged double-paned doors wit

Circa 1820. Having bold and nicely tuned post consisting of a single piece of cherry wood with shaped headboard which is removable for placing in front of the window during summer months. H91" W66" L8

Circa 1810, likely North or South Carolina. Having an exceptional flame grain one board top above slightly figured tuned wood base emitting three nicely shaped legs. The piece has been re-secured at t

Early 19th century, possibly Savannah, Georgia. Having rectangular top above paneled door which falls forward to writing surface and opens to compartments within all above two paneled doors at base su