FINE FEDERAL BOSTON MAHOGANY SEWING STAND CA 1810.

Mahogany sewing stand with a shaped top, birdseye maple drawer front and panels on three sides, containing the original framework for a sewing bag drawer, with fluted carvings on delicate tapered reed

Boston, cookie corner top with reeded edge, inlaid case with 2 dovetailed drawers retaining old brass case sides and back with line inlays to resemble drawers, proper left side contains the frame for

Coffin shaped tilt top mahogany stand with curly maple inlaid center panel beaded outline inlays and a rosewood cross banded inlaid top, superior turned shaft with urn on spider legs ending in carved

A Boston, or Portsmouth, example in rich mahogany, with a dovetailed top drawer fitted with dividers, and a sewing bag drawer below, on fine double tapered legs ending in brass cup casters. 29”H

Shaped lift top opening to a deep center yarn storage, flanked with 2 D shaped storage areas, with delicate square tapered legs with flared bottoms, 30”H x 24”W x 13”D

Federal mahogany and inlaid sewing stand with turned and reeded legs, circa 1810. Bag missing, top disconnected, as is. Height 29 in, Top 33 x 18 in.

Ca. 1810-20, mahogany two board top with cookie corner front and back, front facade with two short drawers over three long drawers, flanked with reeded posts and legs. 41”H x 46.5”W x 24.5

Circa 1810, America. Having an oval one board top with banded edge over nicely turned base on handsome tapered legs. H27 1/2" L22" W16 5/8"

Probably New York, ca. 1810. 28-1/2"h x 5'w x 5'7"l to 13'4-3/4"l Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, publis

Attributed to Duncan Phyfe or contemporary, New York, ca. 1810. 30"h x 19"w x 18-3/4"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by

Ca. 1790-1800 three part mahogany linen press, Boston MA, attributed to John Seymour workshop. A removable cornice over two paneled doors with applied brass ormolu trim, interior with four sliding she

A ca. 1810-1820 mahogany drop leaf stand, with a reeded edge top and two dovetailed drawers on, delicate reeded legs, 29.5”H x 18”W x 23”D.

An exceptional example of a ca. 1810 English Regency work stand, with a square mahogany top with rosewood and mahogany cross banding plus a tiger maple veneered edge. The back edge of the top pulls up

Small Mahogany Fretwork Looking Glass with Molded Bezel, fitted with a mercury amalgum mirror, attributed to the workshop of Elisha Tucker, Boston, ca. 1810, 18'' A highly similar example of this form

circa 1800, compartment enclosed by flat hinged banded inlaid lid with canted corners, deep drawer beneath with faux-tambour sides and canted corners, pedestal base with urn form shaft and four excurv

Federal mahogany sewing stand with shaped top over drawer over bag drawer on square tapered legs, circa 1800. ht. 29 1/2 in., top: 16" x 18 3/4"

Federal mahogany sewing stand, 30 in. T, 20.5 in. W, 15 in. D.

Federal inlaid mahogany sewing stand with splayed legscirca 1800The top with inlaid fan motifs to corners, with scalloped aprons, the interior lined with silk.H: 26 1/2 in. W: 12 1/2 in. L: 17 1/2 in.

Federal style mahogany sewing stand having drop leaves over three drawers on carved pedestal base over four claw feet. ht. 30in., top: 16" x 16"

second quarter-20th century; astragal form with single drawer, string inlay, and hinged lid on each side with stretcher shelf, 27 in. H., 25 in. W., 12 in. D.

two inlaid drawers, canted sides with tapering reeded legs ending in peg feet h. 27 w. 19 d. 16 in.

An American Federal Mahogany Candle Stand, ca. 1800, Having a rounded rectangular top on a turned pedestal and tripod base. H: 17 W: 22 in. The Collection of Oliver and Joyce Murphy.

Carved mahogany Federal sewing stand, the solid crotch mahogany top with D-ends, opening to reveal stacked fitted storage trays on each end, the center with a writing desk with storage compartments, t

Bag slides to the side, having two drawers above. Secondary wood is mahogany, a characteristic of Thomas Seymour. Height 28.75 inches, width 21.25 inches, depth 17.25 inches.