Abby Mosher Needlework Embroidery (Probably New York, 19th century)

Abby Mosher Needlework Embroidery (Probably New York, 19th century) Sampler wrought by Abby Jane Mosher (1810-1891), probably New York, 1821, signed "Abby Jane Mosher / 11 years / 1821" with memorial

Needlework Embroidery and Beadwork Mourning Picture, Probably America, first half 19th century Designed as an urn of flowers, worked in silk and metallic threads and red beads on a silk ground. 19 x 1

19th c. needlework sampler. New York history on back. Made 1838 by Sophia Battams. Probably Rochester New York. Sight 17" x 12 3/4", overall 23 1/2" x 18". Property of The Barbara Packer, Estate, Germ

American, probably New York, 19th C., attributed to Meeks. 27-1/2"h x 38-1/4"w x 23-1/2"d

American, probably New York, 19th C. 33-1/2"h x 18-1/2"w x 19"d

Probably New York, 19th C. with black upholstery. Losses to seat and upholstery. 40-3/4"h x 7'1"w x 32"d Provenance: Deaccessioned from King Manor Museum, Queens, NY

Classical Carved Mahogany Table, Probably New York, 19th C. Restored, top and apron of a later date. Used condition, wear, worn. 29"h x 31"w x 21"d

Probably New York, 19th C. In two parts. Appx 69 1/2 x 40 3/4 x 19 in. (176.5 x 103.5 x 48.3 cm.)

Probably New York, 19th C. possibly Meeks & Son, lacking platform for mattress. 46"h x 43-3/4"w x 25-1/4"d

Figured maple side chairs. Probably New York, 19th C. Together with three Empire carved and figured maple cane-seat side chairs. 8 pieces. By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily

Probably New York, 19th C. 28-3/4"h x 20-3/4"w x 21-1/8"d Provenance: Property from the collection of William and Linda Weimer, Ohio and Florida

An Aesthetic Movement Parcel Ebonized Burl Walnut Marble-Top Center Table Probably New York, 19th Century Height 29 x diameter of top 39 1/4 inches. Property from a Private Chicago Collection

A Classical Mahogany Drop-Leaf Table Probably New York, 19th Century Height 28 1/4 x width (closed) 25 1/4 x depth 36 inches. Property from a Private Chicago Collection

A PAIR OF AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE STYLE CARVED WALNUT CHAIRS, PROBABLY NEW YORK, 19TH CENTURY, reproduced after the "Crim" chair, the shell fan crest within scrolling foliate serpentine crest rails, abov

American (probably New York), 19th Century. Cylindrical form with cobalt spotted bird on branch with flower. Incised “2”. Applied handles and what appears to be the original lid. 11.75&#82

with cloverleaf drop leaves, one drawer and reeded legs, probably New York 19th century. 28" high, 35" wide, 22" deep. Provenance: A Fairfield CT Private Collection.

American Federal paint decorated rush seat fancy chair, with turned front legs, probably New York, 19th century. 34.5" high, 18" wide, 16" deep. Provenance: private New York collection.

String-inlaid Cherry Slant-lid Desk, probably New York, early 19th century. Single-board top blind-dovetailed to solid ends, canted at top to receive cockbead-molded top, which has half-mitered cleats

AMERICAN CAST BRASS STEEPLE-TOP ANDIRONS, EARLY 19TH C., PAIR, H 17", W 8 1/4", D 18 1/2" (APPROX.) Probably New York, early 19th century. The steeple tops on balls, resting on spurred legs ending in

Maple and Mahogany veneered table. Probably New York State, 19th C. 29"h x 21 3/4"w x 16 3/4"d By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.

Probably New York State, 19th C. 30"h x 42 1/2"l x 20"w(closed)

Pair of Federal Double "Lemon-Top" Andirons, probably New York, early 19th C., cast brass, together with a similar set of lemon-top tongs and shovel, 3 pieces Andirons: 18"h x 9"w x 19"d Shovel: 32"l

Federal mahogany drop-leaf breakfast table. American, probably New York, early 19th century. School of Duncan Phyfe. The rectangular drop-leaf top, over a single frieze drawer to one end and one false

Federal mahogany drop-leaf breakfast table. American, probably New York, early 19th century. School of Duncan Phyfe. The rectangular drop-leaf top, over a single frieze drawer to one end and one false