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Classical Collection
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A Fine Classical Carved Mahogany Sewing Table with Distinctive Acanthus Carved Paw Feet, Boston or Salem, Massachusetts, c.1815
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Classical Gilt Tabernacle Mirror with Shell and Reverse Painting, c.1820
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A Monumental Classical Carved Mahogany Sofa, Philadelphia, probably Anthony Quervelle, c.1820
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A Magnificent Highly Carved Classical Mahogany 4 Poster Bed, Massachusetts, c.1820
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A Large Classical Gilt Gesso Girandole Mirror with Lion’s-Head Pendant, Probably New York, c.1800
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A Monumental Mahogany Recamier with Dolphins and Eagles, c.1820
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A Classical Carved Giltwood and Mahogany Pier Table with Later Marble, Attributed to Charles Honoré Lannuier or Circle, New York, c.1819
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A Silk-lined Classical Sewing Table with Carved Paw Feet
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A Carved Mahogany Classical Sofa, Salem, c. 1815-1825, attributed to Samuel McIntire
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A Pair of Carved Mahogany Classical Armchairs, New York, c.1820
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A Rare Classical Mahogany Work Table Supported on Four Sculptural Dolphins, Probably New York City, c.1830
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A Federal /Classical Carved Oval Giltwood Mirror, possibly Salem, c.1820
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A Very Fine Mahogany Classical Sofa with Turned in Arms, Duncan Phyfe, New York, c.1810
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A Rare Classical Mahogany Dumbwaiter, Probably New York, c.1815/20
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A Classical Carved Curly Maple Tilt-top Candlestand, New York state, Possibly Albany, c. 1815
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A Superlative Classical/Federal Brass Mounted & Carved Mahogany/Satinwood Triple Elliptical Trick Leg Card Table, New York, c.1810-20, attributed to Duncan Phyfe
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A Classical Two-drawer Stand, carved, and of Various Woods, probably New York State, c.1830
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A Classical Mahogany Box Sofa with Gilt Capitals and Butterfly Rosettes, Attributed to Duncan Phyfe, New York, c.1830
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A Rare Classical Mahogany Sideboard, New York, Labeled by Haines & Holmes, c.1825
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Classical Mirrored Wall Chest w/ drawers, Probably New York, c.1825
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A Mahogany Classical Sofa with Fully Carved Crest Tablets and Lion’s Masks, New York City, Attributed to Duncan Phyfe or Circle, c.1820
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A Classical Mahogany Worktable Attributed to Anthony Quervelle, Philadelphia, c.1830
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An Important Mahogany/Marble Classical Server/Sideboard, Phyfe Workshop or contemporary, New York, c.1825-35

























