FINE FEDERAL NY WORK STAND, CA 1820.

Ca 1800, a fine Federal NY mahogany tall clock, pagoda top bonnet inlaid and floral painted center, inlaid mahogany case with fluted quarter columns on bracket base, brass works and painted iron dial

Federal two-drawer drop leaf stand in mahogany with tiger maple drawer fronts, pine secondary wood with dovetailing, ca. 1820. 29”H x 17”W x 17”L.

fine Federal period ca 1800-1820 New England carved & great orig green painted mirror w orig glass - 35 1/2" tall x 21" wide

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

American, probably New York or Boston, ca. 1820. A fine Federal giltwood tabernacle pier mirror having a molded cornice of fifteen spherules. 43 1/2 H x 28 1/2" W x 4" D.

NEW YORK FEDERAL CHERRY/FIGURED MAPLE WORKSTAND, C. 1820/30 H. 33" W. 32 1/2"

Period Empire 3 drawer stand, from fine Catskill, N.Y. Federal home. Has some veneer pcs. Put back, some age cracks on sides. Structurally sound, nice form, measures 33" high x 20" wide x 17" deep.

Ca. 1820, mahogany breakfast table, attributed to Duncan Phyfe workshop, with rich mahogany top, shaped drop leaves, single drawer with period lions head brass, a reeded urn pedestal, acanthus carved

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

New England Stand, circa 1820, in flame mahogany with a single plank top, the case holding a single deep drawer with offset partition, having boxwood stringing, mushroom knobs and lock with key, raise

period Sheraton ca 1810-1820 North Shore, MA carved mahog ladies 2 drawer dropleaf work stand w wooden knobs & rare Rockingham wheels - 29 1/4" tall

Ca. 1820 NY round mahogany center table with a brass inlaid edge and an acanthus leaf carved pedestal, on carved legs with exceptional embossed brass caster feet, 29”H x 34”dia. .

Drop Leaf Stand in figured maple, New England, circa 1820, having an overhanging top with square leaves, two drawers with tiger maple faces and walnut mushroom knobs, pine secondary, raised on ring an

A fine federal period early American red paint decorated one drawer stand or work table seated on Sheraton turned legs. Appears to be painted poplar, most likely Pennsylvania circa 1810-20. Measuring

A fine federal period early American red paint decorated one drawer stand or work table seated on Sheraton turned legs. Appears to be painted poplar, most likely Pennsylvania circa 1810-20. Measuring

An exceptional example in a very bold tiger maple, with a single board square top and one dovetailed drawer with poplar secondary, on turned legs. 29”H x 22”W x 21.5”D.

Federal Tiger maple two drawer stand, thin top with 2 dovetailed drawers on turned legs, ca. 1820, 27” H x top 22”W X 17”D

Drop Leaf Stand in Solid Tiger Maple, circa 1820, New England, having an overhanging top with rounded corner leaves, two graduated drawers with highly figured rampant faces, pressed brass knobs and fi

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.

2 antique stands, Federal Maple & Mahogany Carved Workstand, c.1810. Height 29"; Top & Federal Pine Single-Drawer Workstand, c.1810. Height 28.5"; Top 16.5"x 19"

ca. 1820, panel depicting Mt. Vernon 4'2-1/2"h x 22-1/2"w Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, published by S

Salem, Massachusetts, ca. 1820-30, circle of Samuel McIntire Interior dimensions: 68-1/2"h x 51-1/2"w Overall: 7'10-1/4"h x 5'3"w x 6'5-1/2"l Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine

Connecticut, ca. 1820, descended in the Chute family of Winchester, MA. 29"h x 21"w x 18"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection"

rare ca 1820-40 Shaker (attrib Hancock or Mt. Lebanon, NY) community Meeting House Bench in pine - orig chrome yellow w early red grained overcoat paint & fine mellow patina - Classic 1/2 round bootja