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A William IV Mahogany Open Scroll Armchair, Campeache, c.1810-20, branded “J. Tooker”
A Mahogany Sheraton/Federal Upholstered Open Armchair, New England, c.1810
A Sheraton-Federal Mahogany Wing Chair, New York, c. 1800, attributed to Duncan Phyfe workshop
A Mahogany Sheraton Barrel Back Armchair, c.1830
The Hurlbut Family Inlaid Mahogany Federal Sofa, Portsmouth, NH, c. 1800-1810
A Fine Mahogany Sheraton Lolling Chair with String and Panel Inlaid Arm Supports, Salem, c.1800
A Classical Carved Mahogany Settee with Lyres, New York, c.1810, Phyfe or contemporary
A Classical Carved Mahogany Recamier with Carved Drapery Tablet and Central Rosette, New York, c. 1805, Duncan Phyfe workshop
A Pair of Classical Lyre-Back Mahogany Side Chairs with Paw Feet, Phyfe school, New York, c. 1810
A Carved Mahogany Classical Sofa with Curule legs, Phyfe workshop, c.1810
A Carved Mahogany Classical Sofa with Dolphins, c.1810, New York, Phyfe or contemporary
A Very Fine Mahogany Sheraton Sofa with Large Carved Crest Tablets, New York City, c.1800, Attributed to the Duncan Phyfe Workshop
A Set of Four Carved Mahogany Side Chairs, New York, school of Duncan Phyfe, c.1810
A Classical Mahogany Side Chair with Carved Eagle Splat, New York City, c.1810-15, by Duncan Phyfe or Circle
A Fine Regency/Classical Gilt Mounted Armchair, England, c.1810
A Federal Maple Hoop Skirt Rocker, MA, 1790
A Yellow-Painted Scroll Armchair with Cornucopia Decoration and Lyre Splat, Pennsylvania, 19th Century
A Federal Mahogany Barrel-Back Easy Chair, Philadelphia, 1800-1815
A Federal Yellow-Painted and Floral-Decorated Windsor High Chair, American, c. 1825
A Fine Federal Inlaid Mahogany Lolling Chair, MA, c.1800
Classical Painted Armchair, Baltimore, c.1820
Exuberant Oak Grecian Curule Chair, probably Stickley-Brandt Chair Co, New York, c.1890-1918
A Federal Mahogany Lolling Chair, Armchair, Portsmouth, NH, c.1820-30
An Important Ebonized Cherry Renaissance Revival Armchair, New York, possibly Herter Brothers, c.1870
A Carved Mahogany Egyptian Revival Armchair, New York, c.1860, Herter Brothers