Federal Mahogany Canterbury

MASSACHUSETTS, ATTRIBUTED, FEDERAL MAHOGANY CANTERBURY, a rare form featuring a central raised pierced handle, mushroom-form finials, fine baluster turnings, single drawer, and brass casters. Mahogany

American Federal mahogany canterbury, mahogany primary and white pine secondary. Finely turned stile supports with Sheraton legs, concave slats, dovetailed drawer with fine line inlaid cockbeading aro

Federal mahogany Canterbury, likely a Philadelphia example with one dovetailed drawer and mahogany secondary wood, ca. 1815-1825, 20” W. x 22"H. x 14.5"D.

American, late 19th C. 19-3/4"h x 20"w x 14"d

American, late 19th C. 19-3/4"h x 20"w x 14"d

Boston, Massachusetts, c. 1800-1815. Height: 20 1/2", Length 18", Depth: 14". Canterbury features four tiers supported on turned baluster formed supports above a single drawer, and original hardware a

SHERATON CANTERBURY - Federal Period Mahogany Canterbury with four partitions and raised center arched handle, well-proportioned ring turned corner posts with finials, single drawer having mushroom kn

SIMON WILLARD FEDERAL MAHOGANY INLAID TALL CASE CL

American Federal Mahogany Pier Table Circa 1830. Original stencil, gilt decorated acanthus leaf and claw feet decoration. Lower back has the original mirror. Black marble top. Center stencil and lower

Federal Mahogany Easy Chair, Massachusetts, c. 1795. Raked back with serpentine crest flanked by shaped ogee wings lapped over downward sloping horizontal rolled arms, flaring to conform with trapezoi

Federal Mahogany Sideboard having concave center with drawer and two doors flanked by doors, set on square tapered legs, New England circa 1800 height 37 inches, top 25" x 72" Provenance: The Gould Es

1790-1810, dramatically shaped serpentine crest, scrolled arms, serpentine wings, and scrolled arms, serpentine front seat rail, tapered mahogany legs, flame stitch style upholstery with loose cushion

Early Roxbury type clock, works possibly by Elnathan Tabor. Height 88 inches, width 20.5 inches, depth 10 inches.

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-

New York, circa 1800, with scrolled crest centering a gilt and leaf carved urn issuing rosettes and wheat sheaves, gilt streamers, garland and rose decorated eglomise plate, probably original mirror p

A FEDERAL MAHOGANY INLAID CHEST Attributed to the workshop of John and Thomas Seymour, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1800-1810 height 42 3/4in (108.6cm); width 42in (106.7cm); depth 21in (53.3cm) Footn

American, 19th C. comprising, two arms and eight sides. Losses, wear, surface distress. Side: 33"h x 17-1/2"w Arm: 34-1/4"h x 20"w

Property De-Accesssioned from the Telfair Museums, Savannah, GA Description: A Fine Federal Mahogany Sofa, Probably Michael Allison, New York, c. 1815, with ribbon and wheat carved three panel bac

American Federal Inlaid and Line-Strung Mahogany Butler's Chest, early 19th century, Baltimore, the rectangular top above a conforming case fitted with a drop-front secretary drawer opening to a varie

Massachusetts,Circa 1830 Eight day clock with Roman numeral painted iron dial and pierced hands with figured flame mahogany case with wood paneled front, a rare yet simplistic case. Mahogany 32" tall

New York, 1790-1810, each with shield back with carved drapery and central urn, striped silk over the rail upholstery, tapered legs with spade feet, 39 x 21 x 17 in. Provenance: Joe Kindig, Jr. & Son,

Early 19th c. New England Four-Drawer Chest, having an overhanging top with inlaid edge, four graduated cockbeaded edge drawers with tiger maple fronts and ebony stringing, oval eagle repousse drop ba

American, possibly Baltimore. 47"h By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.