Federal Figured Birch and Verre Églomisé Secretary, New Hampshire

Federal Figured Birch and Verre Églomisé Secretary, New Hampshire In two parts. The central section opening to a baize lined surface and fitted with two inkwells. 6 ft. 2 in. x 40 in. x 18 1

FEDERAL TWO-PART SECRETARYPortsmouth, New Hampshire, Circa 1815In mahogany and select mahogany veneer. Upper case with two Gothic arched glazed doors over two cupboard doors. The glazed doors enclose

New Hampshire Federal secretary with card stating Vernon Hood provenance, Plainfield NH who was selectman for 50 years. In three parts with inlaid crest, brass finials, double glass door, four graduat

A Federal birch tall case clockprobably New Hampshireearly 19th centuryThe arched painted dial with Roman hours and Arabic minutes with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, the twin train moveme

The oblong hinged top with bowed front and inlaid edge, opening to a pictorial satinwood inlay depicting a mare and a colt, above a bird's-eye maple paneled frieze, raised on square tapered legs with

Chippendale Style Figured Cherry Secretary Desk, Donald A. Dunlap, Antrim, New Hampshire,1995. In two parts; the rectangular cornice carved with "flowered ogee" or "dogtooth" and dentil borders, above

Federal inlaid birch tall case clock Possibly Portsmouth, New Hampshire, circa 1800 H: 85 in. PROVENANCE:Private Philadelphia collection

Probably George Whitefield Clark, Concord, New Hampshire, ca. 1815 41"h x 39-1/2"w x 19"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection"

New England, possibly New Hampshire, c. 1770. 6'9"h x 41"w x 21-1/2"d

Early 19th Century, with a rectangular top over a drop down slant front (resting on lopers), opening to reveal seven cubbies and nine drawers (together with two faux half columns which slide out), the

A New England stained figured birch 2 part secretary desk, having 2 doors and fitted interior with upper shelf over 4 short drawers over cubby holes with shaped arches. The top section over a foldout

In the manner of George W. Rogers, Concord, New Hampshire or Newburyport, Massachusetts. In two parts: The upper section with a frieze of three short drawers, above a pair of cabinet doors, divided an

Ca. 1810, likely New Hampshire, cherry and birch oval tilt top candlestand in an old surface, with a delicate urn turned pedestal on spider legs terminating in spade feet. 28”H x 20.25”L x

Two American Federal Line-Strung and Cross-Banded Figured Birch Card Tables, in the Hepplewhite taste, one ca. 1800, New England, the other a 20th-century reproduction, the former table with a gently

New England, 18th/19th C. Together with a Federal birch, cherry and figured maple tilt-top candle stand, possibly Vermont, 19th C. 2 pieces. Chair: Seat: 17"h Crest: 43-1/2"h Table: 29"h x 21"w x 15"d

Country Federal Period Tall Clock in grain painted pine and birch case, original throughout, including fret and brass finials, with pierced fretwork and slender plinths above a shell, floral and drape

The leaded glass doors with eglomise panels open to a fitted interior of cubbies and drawers over a case of four graduated drawers on a bracket base. Height 67.5 inches, width 41 inches, depth 20 inch

The leaded glass doors with eglomise panels open to a fitted interior of cubbies and drawers over a case of four graduated drawers on a bracket base. Height 67.5 inches, width 41 inches, depth 20 inch

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,

A Federal Inlaid Mahogany Secretary Bookcase New England, Circa 1800 appears to retain the original drawer pulls, the underside of the upper section inscribed Bottom, with brass eagle finial. Height 7

For the Schooner Amity, Benjamin C. Shapley master. No. 12. Signed by the President George Washington and Timothy Pickering Secretary of State. State of New Hampshire, Portsmouth. 19 1/2 x 14 inches (

Paint-decorated, late Federal dressing table. Attributed to Suel Freeman Dodge. New Hampshire, circa 1830. Condition: Excellent original condition without restoration. W 36" D 18" H 38-5/8". For a rel

A Queen Anne Shell-Carved and Figured Maple Flat-Top High Chest of Drawers New Hampshire, Possibly by Major John Demeritt (American, 1728"1826), Circa 1770-1800 Height 73 x width 40 x depth 20 1/2

Mahogany and birchwood, New Hampshire origin, c. 1805, having an over hanging top over 4 banded drawers, shaped apron with spurs attached to French feet with shaped toes; case w. 38-1/2 in. h. 37 w. 3