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Classical Work & Sewing Tables
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A Classical, Federal Figured Mahogany Two-Drawer Worktable, probably Boston, c.1810
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Neoclassical Mahogany and Brass Inlaid Worktable, labeled “S. Carter, Cabinetmaker, Beekman St., New York” c.1830
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A Classical Lyre Mahogany Worktable, Salem, c. 1810
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A Classical Bird’s-Eye Maple Two-Drawer Workstand with Turned Column and Saber Legs with First Surface and Brasses, Possibly by Micheal Bouvier, Philadelphia, c.1815
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A Fine Federal Hepplewhite Tiger Maple Work Stand with Ivory Escutcheons and Original Brasses, New England, c.1800-10
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A Carved Mahogany Worktable, Salem, McIntire School, c.1810-1820
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A Serpentine Rosewood Rococo Revival Work Table, New York, c.1850, Alexander Roux or contemporary
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A Federal Mahogany Worktable, Boston, Attributed to Thomas Seymour, c. 1810
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A Sheraton Mahogany Cellaret Fitted with Antique Bottles, Attributed to Joseph Rawson and Son, Providence, RI, c. 1800-15
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A Diminutive Sheraton Mahogany Work Table, Philadelphia, c.1800, attributed to John Sailor, Provenance, L.G. Meyers, Francis P. Garvan, and Israel Sack
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A Classical Mahogany Worktable with Astragal Ends, School of Duncan Phyfe, New York, c. 1800-1810
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A Rare Classical Reeded Tambour Work Table with Regency Pulls, Boston, Massachusetts, c.1810
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A Hepplewhite/Edwardian Inlaid Rosewood/Satinwood Worktable of Fine Form, with Original Brass Side Handles and Probably Original Bag
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A Rare Mahogany Classical Carved Worktable with Squared Acanthus Carved Baluster, Salem, c.1810
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A Rare Japanned and Lacquered Worktable, probably Boston, c.1840