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A Rare Federal Sheraton Birds Eye Dressing Table, Thomas Seymour, Boston, c.1810 Whitteredge family
A Classical Mahogany and Birds Eye Maple Dressing Table with Mirror with original Ivory Pulls, Baltimore, c.1820/30, by John Needles and/or contemporary
A Carved Black Cherry Dishtop Classical Tilt-top Table, New England, possibly Salem, c.1820
A Mahogany Neoclassical Tilt Top Table, probably Boston, c.1830
A Federal/Hepplewhite Mahogany Card Table w/ Urn Inlays, Stephan & Thomas Goddard School, Newport, RI, c.1800
A Rare Hepplewhite Mahogany Console / Mixing Table with Original Marble Top and Slides, By John & Thomas Seymour, Boston, c.1800
A Federal Inlaid Mahogany Hepplewhite 5-legged Card Table, School of William Whitehead, New York, c.1795
An inlaid Mahogany Hepplewhite Card Table, probably RI, c.1790-1800
A Hepplewhite Inlaid Mahogany Demi-lune Card Table with Double Swing Legs and Hidden Drawer, Salem, probably Samuel and William Fiske, c.1800
A Rare Hepplewhite (Federal) Mahogany 1 Drawer Stand with Tray Top, probably Newport, late 18th century
A Mahogany Hepplehiwte Pembroke Table with Urn and Bellflower Inlays, Rhode Island, c.1800, attributed to Holmes Weaver
A Rare Classical Mahogany and Bird’s-Eye Maple Drum Table with Crossed Lyre Base and Star Inlay, Possibly Baltimore, c.1815-1820
A Mahogany Neoclassical Lyre Base Console Table, Philadelphia, circa 1810
A Classical Carved Mahogany Lyre Card Table, with Brass Inlay and Carved Paw Feet, New York City, possibly English Regency, c.1810
An Exuberant Bird’s Eye Maple Gilt and Stenciled Sewing Table, Philadelphia, c.1825
A Fine Classical Bird’s-Eye Maple Classical Sewing Table with Carved Lyre and Paw Feet, Original Ivory and Glass Embellishments, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, c.1815
A Tiger Maple Classical / Federal Lyre Card Table with Gilt Mounts and Blocked Apron, Attributed to Micheal Bouvier or Contemporary, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1815-1820
A Classical/Federal Mahogany and Bird’s Eye Maple Drop Leaf Table, probably Philadelphia, c.1815
A Classical Work Table with Lyre form Supports Composed of Mahogany, Rosewood, Satinwood, and Bird’s-Eye Maple, Attributed to Micheal Bouvier, Philadelphia, c.1815
A Fine Classical Mahogany Lyre Worktable, Philadelphia, Michael Bouvier or Contemporary with Original Glass Pulls, c.1820
A Painted Pine Neoclassical Worktable with Lyre-form Base, Pennsylvania, Attributed to John Rupp, c.1840
A Pier Table / Dulcimer with Lyre base
A Classical Worktable with Lyre form Supports
sw00840: A Classical Lyre Card Table with Gilt Mounts and Ebony Inlay, By John & Thomas Seymour, Boston, c.1810
A Pair of Classical Mahogany Fire Screens on Lyre Frames with Original Tapestries and Carved Scroll Platforms, Boston, c. 1820