New England Federal Inlaid Mahogany Lolling Chair

Massachusetts, 1780-1800, with arched crest, scrolled arms, and inlaid arm supports, on square legs with stretchers, gold and salmon upholstery with brass tacking, 44 x 26-1/2 x 24 in. Provenance: Est

New England, 1800-1820. 43"h x 25-1/2"w x 23"d Provenance: Property from a Private Westchester New York Collector Ginsburg & Levy, New York, 1966

New England Federal Mahogany Inlaid Easy Chaircirca 1800, appears secondary is cherry, scalloped crest, shaped wings, scrolled arms, slip seat, serpentine front seat rail, red damask upholstery, squar

In the New England tradition, 20th C. 42-1/2"h

FINE NEW ENGLAND FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY MINIATURE CHEST OF DRAWERS, the rectangular top with double line-inlaid edge over three full drawers, each with kite-form escutcheon and figured center panel w

New England Federal Inlaid Mahogany Card Tableattributed to Rhode Island, circa 1800, white pine secondary, solid shaped bow-front hinged top with gate-leg support, triple line inlay to top edges, bow

NEW ENGLAND FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY TAMBOUR DESK, two-piece construction, the top featuring two drawers above a central door concealing an interior divided for ledgers, flanked by tambour doors, each

New England Federal Inlaid Mahogany Butler's Bookcaseattributed to Massachusetts, circa 1820, two part form, dovetailed case, mahogany veneer, white pine and chestnut secondary, applied pediment with

PAIR OF NEW ENGLAND FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY CARD / GAMES TABLE, each with shaped, hinged folding top, raised on square-tapered legs. Pine secondary wood. Each with an old label "PROPERTY OF G.W. ARNOL

Circa 1790-1810. Seat height 15 inches, overall height 44 inches, overall width 28 inches. Pieced repairs to both rear feet and one front.

Early 20th century. Shaped, upholstered back emitting shaped arms continuing to turned, reeded legs. H47†W25 ½†D24â€

pierced shield back with rosettes, molded crest and stiles, shaped arms and arm supports, slip seat, square legs with inside chamfer, stretcher base. 38 x 23 x 21 in. Estate of the Late Richard Rivoir

Fine New England Federal Carved and Inlaid Mahogany Game Tableattributed to Massachusetts, circa 1810, mahogany, rosewood and satinwood veneers, white pine secondary, shaped hinged top with double rea

NEW ENGLAND FEDERAL INLAID CHERRY AND MAHOGANY BOWFRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS, the bowed-front top over four graduated drawers with string inlay, oval brass pulls, brass lock escutcheons, top drawer with l

Boston or possibly Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 1800-1810, white floral upholstery with loose down seat cushion, 33-3/4 x 24 x 25 in. Provenance: Private Collection

with serpentine crest and wings, rolled arms with cushioned seat, square tapering legs with line inlay and brass cup casters. 42" high, 30 3/4" wide, 24 1/2" deep. As is condition, needs reupholsterin

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

Massachusetts, circa 1795 The serpentine crest above shaped arms and concave supports, all on molded square tapering legs. Height 48 1/2 inches, width 27 inches, depth 29 1/4 inches, seat height 16 3/

New England Federal Inlaid Demilune Serverattributed to Boston, late 18th century, mahogany veneer, white pine and poplar secondary, top with banded veneer front edge above a central bow-front drawer

American Chippendale mahogany lolling chair, 18th/19th c., likely New England, green upholstery seat and back with serpentine crest, with shaped mahogany arms and square legs joined by H-stretcher, 40

New England, 19th C. 28-1/2"h x 17-1/2"w x 16-1/2"d Provenance: Property of a New Jersey Collector.

The oblong top with serpentine front, ends and ovolu corners, above a conforming frieze with rectangular mahogany inlaid panel centering oval satinwood inlay, flanked by flame mahogany panels, raised

New England, with Franklin brass knobs. 32-3/4"h x 33-1/2"w x 20"d

Federal Inlaid Mahogany Pole Screen, probably New England, c. 1800. The screen with ovolo corners and raised cross-banded border, mounted to a vase- and ring-turned shaft raised on three string-inlaid