Late Federal Mahogany Diminutive Secretary Bookcas

Circa 1820, likely Richmond, Virginia area, possibly Green Brothers. The piece having a molded top above two paneled doors opening to shelves within above three small drawers continuing down to fall f

Late Federal Mahogany Secretary Cabinet, Second Quarter 19th C. Dimensions: 43 3/4" H x 47 1/2" W x 23 1/4" D Property from a Litchfield home (CIND284)(MS)

A Federal Style Mahogany Diminutive Secretary Bookcase 19th Century Height 64 1/2 x width 24 1/2 x depth 16 inches. Property from the Collection of Maria Perry, Lexington, Kentucky

MAITLAND SMITH, AMERICAN FEDERAL STYLE, MAHOGANY SECRETARY, LATE 20TH C, H 92", W 35", D 21":Maitland Smith, American federal style mahogany secretary, having an open pediment with carved gilt wood ea

Karges, Georgian Style Diminutive Mahogany Secretary Bookcaselate 20th century, two part form; molded cornice with Greek key frieze, two hinged doors with seeded glass panes, shelved interior, lower c

American Federal-Style Mahogany Secretary Bookcase late 19th/early 20th century, in two parts, the upper section with a marquetry-inlaid broken-arch pediment over a pair of doors with eglomise panels,

Diminutive Empire mahogany secretary bookcase, late 19th c., with paw feet. 55.5"h x 31.5"w x 19.5"d

American, late 19th / early 20th century A Federal style mahogany drop front secretary / bookcase with two glass doors, inlaid eagle, and bracket feet Unmarked Approx. h. 94", w. 47", d. 19"

Ca. 1890-1900 inlaid mahogany diminutive two part secretary. The upper bookcase section crest has a central flame birch panel over a flame birch veneered freeze, with arched Gothic glass doors and int

A Henkel-Harris Federal style mahogany pembroke table, late 20th century, of diminutive proportions, fitted with a single drawer to one end, with manufacturer's label to interior of drawer, together w

American Late Classical Mahogany Secretary Bookcase second quarter 19th century, probably New York, the form typically associated with the manufacturing firm of Joseph Meeks & Sons, of diminutive prop

Baltimore or Philadelphia, circa 1810; bow front, 5 1/2 in. apron with stringer inlay, four reeded tapered legs, 39 in. H., 41 1/2 in. W., 25 in. D.; From the Estate of Charles E. Scarlett, Jr., conte

MID-ATLANTIC LATE FEDERAL MAHOGANY ETAGERE / DUMBWAITER, four fixed shelves with cut-out front edges, supported on turned columns graduating in size, above a single-drawer case raised on tapered ring-

Probably Baltimore, 1800-1820. The top drawer opens to reveal a secretary desk. 92"h x 43 3/4"l x 23 3/4"w

Virginia Late Federal Mahogany China Pressattributed to Norfolk, circa 1820-40, mahogany veneer, yellow pine and poplar secondary, removable wave-like cornice with central tombstone above a vertically

MID-ATLANTIC THREE-PART LATE FEDERAL MAHOGANY BANQUET TABLE, a massive example, with center fall leaf section flanked by matching D-shaped ends, each with hinged fall leaf, top with reeded edge profil

Federal Inlaid Mahogany Secretary Bookcase. The top section consisting of broken arch pediment with three finials, twin gothic mullion glazed doors over a tambour door cabinet with fitted compartments

Circa 1810, likely Charleston, South Carolina. The piece having a broken arch pediment with three turned wood finials atop upper case with two hinged doors housing shelves within the case leading down

MID-ATLANTIC LATE FEDERAL MAHOGANY EASY CHAIR, wing-back form raised on ring-turned and reeded front legs terminating in ball feet and square back legs. Modern blue tweed upholstery. Legs with early,

Baltimore, ca. 1815, relates to the John Needles school. 7'10-1/2"h x 4'1-1/4"w x 24-1/2"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: www.stanleyweiss.com

Richmond, Virginia, circa 1820. Having molded top above two glazed doors strung with well-shaped mullions. Housing three shelves resting atop figured mahogany case having two small long candle drawers

American Late Federal Mahogany Bowfront Chest , early 19th c., Salem, Massachusetts, pineapple and ropetwist stiles, four graduated drawers, turned legs, flame veneers, h. 41 1/2 in., w. 47 in., d. 20

attributed to Eastern Virginia, circa 1820-30, figured mahogany veneers, yellow pine and poplar secondary, applied backsplash with broken arched pediment having an applied molded edge, three upper sid

in two parts, with arcaded upper section with diamond mullioned doors, on a base with pull out desk cabinet, with french feet. 80" high, 39 1/2" wide, 20" deep. Repairs and some losses, replaced brass