The Young Ladies Journal Guide To The Work Table.

Peggy (Williams) Dodds New Jersey, New York, 1900-1987 Impressionist work depicting a lovely dressed young lady seated at a table with white lap dog and red finch perched on her hand. The work is fine

A turn of the century French Louis XVI style ladies work table. Rosewood construction with exotic wood floral and geometric inlays and chased Bronze mounts. Features a hinged top with interior mirror

mid-19th century, figured bird's eye maple, top with banded mahogany edge with gilt stenciled border, three convex drawers, above a gadrooned lower border, raised on a tapered faceted standard, quadra

Regency style ladies work table, 19th c., having canted tray top, with string inlay, fitted with two drawers with contrasting parquetry, rising on turned pedestal base, ending on tripodal legs, approx

Victorian papier mache lady's work table, mid 19th century, featuring a hinged top with floral decoration, 27 1/2 by 19 inches.

Empire Mahogany Lady's Work Table, c. 1815, lift top with inset, fitted interior, curule base, incised stretcher, h. 27 1/2 in., w. 22 in., d. 16 1/4 in.

Vintage ladies' work table, having retractable screen, writing slope, and hidden drawer, all housed within wooden case raised on fluted legs height 28.5 in. x width 20 in. x depth 12 in. Provena

Book: The Young Ladies Journal illustrated magazine, bound, to include, fashion, embroidery, etc. c. 1880

The Rocket (1860), Rip Van Winkle, Just Buttons "The Button Collector's Magazine" (Jan. - April 1966), Western States Grocery Co. New Year's Number (Jan. 1929), Young Woman's Journal Vol. 39 No. 7 (Ju

French Louis XV style lady's work or dressing table, late 19th c., hinged top opening to flat mirror plate, removable divided tray, sewing/ work drawer, cabriole legs on casters, approx 29.25"h, 24"w,

19th C Empire Wood Lady's Work/Sewing Table. Small wooden desk originally for a lady's sewing and correspondence. Drawer has a key inside; we were unable to open the top compartment. Dimensions are 29

Albert Wasserman (NY/MA 1920-2005). A portrait of a young lady. The work is oil/canvas and is signed. With a Salmagundi club exhibition label, verso (exhibited 1996). Measures: H 10" x W 8"

Heading: (Fore-Edge Painting) Author: James, John Angell Title: Female Piety: Or the Young Woman's Friend and Guide through Life to Immortality Place Published: Edinburgh; London Publisher:Oliver & Bo

1910-1911. Includes Lettie Lane's Around the World Party drawn by Sheila Young from Ladies Home Journal and Polly's Paper Playmates from the Boston Post. Cut out. Partial sets.

Nell Christmas McMillan Pease American-New Jersey (1883-1958) Oil on Board "Portrait of a Young Lady" Unsigned. This Work of Art along with Many Others in this auction was Purchased November 1963 at t

medallion of young lady, fine gold work, 10 1/2"......Ludwig Moser & Sons was founded in Karlsbad, Austria, in 1857—today, this Czech Republic city is known as Karlovy Vary. Moser perfected numerous

Oil painting on board showing the portrait of a young lady, artist unknown. Work measures 10 inches x 8 inches and 13 inches x 11 inches, framed. In good condition.

(South Carolina, 20th century) Watercolor on paper impressionist work. Young lady feeding birds in park. Signed lower right. Framed and matted very nicely. H12" W9" Sold from the collection of a Colum

Photograph: Work Estate Young Ladies Club Basketball 1903, 14 5/8" x 12 1/2".

Alessandro Maffei (Italy). An old master style portrait of a young lady after Rigo. The work is oil/canvas and is signed. Accompanied by an guaranty/certificate, verso. Measures: H 15 3/4" x W 11 3/4"

BOSTON SEWING TABLE - Late Sheraton Lady's Work Stand, circa 1805-1820, in dense flame figured mahogany, the molded edge overhanging top having drop leaves, two reverse graduated shallow drawers over

Edited by Emily V. Mason

In the Manner of Norman Rockwell - Signed Graphite Pencil Drawing on Paper "Study for Ladies Home Journal Skippy Advertisement". The work appears to be a sketch for one of the four images used for the

American, Late 19th/ early 20th century. Hand silk and crewel (wool) embroidered figural work depicting a young lady composed of lithograph paper applique adorned with hand sewn elements such as flowe