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Classical Desks & Secretaries

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A Fine Federal Hepplewhite Inlaid Secretary/Desk and Bookcase/Display Case Mahogany and Bird’s Eye Maple, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, c.1790 – 1810. Provenance: Sack, C.L. Prickett
A Hepplewhite Tiger Maple Slant-lid Secretary, Attributed to William Lloyd, Springfield, MA, c. 1790
A Rare Diminutive (26″ width) Mahogany Hepplewhite Desk with Tambour Doors, MA, c.1795, possibly John Seymour, Provenance: John Walton
A Fine and Rare Mahogany Hepplewhite Inlaid Tambour Writing Desk with Embedded Swag inlay, Attributed to John & Thomas Seymour, Boston, c.1805
A Solid Flame Walnut Stand Up Desk, Philadelphia, c.1800-1810, Descended Directly in the Porter Family
A Federal Inlaid Tambour Desk, with Eagle inlay, probably New York, c.1810
A Very Fine Classical Ormolu-mounted Figured and Carved Mahogany Secrétaire à Abattant, PA, c.1815-1830
An Important Classical Secretary Bookcase, New York, c.1822-1824, Labeled Edward Holmes
A Federal Mahogany Cylinder Secretary with Eglomise Panels, Salem, Possibly by William Hook, Massachusetts, c.1810
An Important Federal Inlaid and Satinwood-Veneered Writing Desk, Attributed To Thomas and/or John Seymour, Boston, MA, 1793-96
A Fine Mahogany Inlaid Federal / Hepplewhite Secretary, Thomas Seymour, Boston, c.1805-08
A Rare and Fine Sheraton Inlaid Mahogany/Ivory Roll-Top Cylinder-Topped Secretary with Tall French Feet, By John & Thomas Seymour, Boston, Massachusetts, c.1795-1800
A Diminutive Mahogany Lady’s Secretary, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, c. 1800-10
A Federal/Classical Carved and Inlaid Mahogany Tambour Writing Desk on Frame, Boston, c.1810, Thomas Seymour
A Regency/ late Sheraton Mahogany Chamber Writing-Table, Attributed to Gillows, England, c. 1810
A Carved Mahogany Federal Secretary with Eagles, Massachusetts, possibly Cyrus Dodge, Manchester, c.1820/30
A Rare Classical Figural Mahogany Cylinder Writing Desk, Phyfe or Contemporary, New York, c.1810
Restoration Slant-top desk with Gothic Scroll Embellishment, New England, c.1840
Mahogany Gothic Secretary of Small Scale, c.1840