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A Classical Mahogany Triple Elliptic “Trick Leg” Table, Duncan Phyfe and/or Circle, New York, c.1810
A Rare Large Pedestal Mahogany Classical Harvest Table, Boston, c.1820
A Classical Carved Giltwood and Mahogany Pier Table with Later Marble, Attributed to Charles Honoré Lannuier or Circle, New York, c.1819
A Carved Mahogany Drop Leaf Sewing Table, Boston, attributed to the Seymour Shop, c.1815
A Rare Classical Sofa Table with Writing Tablet, in Historic Surface, New York City, c.1820
A Fine and Rare Classical Mahogany Ormolu Mounted Music Cabinet, Probably, Boston, Massachusetts, c.1820
Mahogany Neoclassical Card Table, Salem, c.1810
A Rare Classical Mahogany Metamorphic Duet Musical Stand, probably British Campaign Furniture, c.1840
A Mahogany Sheraton Serpentine Card Table with Figured Birch Drawer, Harvard, MA,1815, attributed to Jonathan Fairbank
A Monumental Pedestal Classical Mahogany Dining Room Table, Philadelphia, possibly Anthony Quervelle, c.1830
Mahogany Empire Breakfast Table w/ Center Column, c.1840
A Classical Mahogany Washstand, possibly Providence, c.1835-40, attributed to S. and J. Rawson, Jr.
A Carved Mahogany Worktable, Salem, McIntire School, c.1810-1820
A Monumental Outstanding Carved Mahogany Music or Reading Stand, New York, c.1830-40
A Magnificent Classical Brass and Carved Mahogany Pole Screen with Hudson River View, probably Boston, Vose or Contemporary of Equal Rank, c.1825
An Important Rare Egyptian Revival Mahogany Marble-Top Gueridon, with Carved Gilt Sphinx Pedestal Feet, American, c.1830
A Mahogany Drop-Leaf Table with Rare Dolphin Carved Feet, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, c.1817-1820 Possibly by Anthony Quervelle
A Serpentine Rosewood Rococo Revival Work Table, New York, c.1850, Alexander Roux or contemporary
Rare Mahogany Neoclassical Dressing Table, c.1840
An Important Pair of Mahogany and Figured Maple Lyre Base Federal Period Card Tables, Thomas Seymour, c. 1812 – 1815
A Classical Brass Inlaid and Gilt-decorated Gaming Table, By Thomas Seymour or Circle, Boston, Massachusetts, c.1810-1820
A Classical Satinwood Inlaid Mahogany Pembroke Table with Concave Drawer, Boston, Seymour, c.1800
A Federal Mahogany Worktable, Boston, Attributed to Thomas Seymour, c. 1810
An Inlaid Mahogany Tilt-top Candlestand, Boston, Seymour School, c.1815
A Diminutive Sheraton Mahogany Work Table, Philadelphia, c.1800, attributed to John Sailor, Provenance, L.G. Meyers, Francis P. Garvan, and Israel Sack