CHOICE FEDERAL BIRDSEYE MAPLE STAND CA. 1810.

Mahogany sewing stand with a shaped top, birdseye maple drawer front and panels on three sides, containing the original framework for a sewing bag drawer, with fluted carvings on delicate tapered reed

Period Federal ca 1810 tiger maple 1 dr stand - 28 3/4" tall

Coffin shaped tilt top mahogany stand with curly maple inlaid center panel beaded outline inlays and a rosewood cross banded inlaid top, superior turned shaft with urn on spider legs ending in carved

Federal Bird's Eye Maple One Drawer Stand. 36-1/2"h. x 17-3/4"w. x 16"d. Condition: Good with minor wear and age cracks.

Boston, cookie corner top with reeded edge, inlaid case with 2 dovetailed drawers retaining old brass case sides and back with line inlays to resemble drawers, proper left side contains the frame for

19th C. Federal birdseye maple and mahogany two-drawer stand having serpentine front and delicate reeded legs, 28 1/2"h. x 17 1/2"w. x 17"d.

FEDERAL CARVED MAHOGANY AND BIRD'S EYE MAPLE WRITING STAND, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 27 1/2"; TOP 17 1/2 X 20 1/2"

Federal Walnut and Bird's Eye Maple Work Table c.1810-20 - A fine carved table, circa 1810-20, the rectangular molded top (with shrinkage crack) above a case fitted with an upper bird's eye maple vene

Boston or possibly Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 1800-1810, white floral upholstery with loose down seat cushion, 33-3/4 x 24 x 25 in. Provenance: Private Collection

A Regency birds' eye maple and ebony line-inlaid writing box Fixed on a late Victorian birds' eye maple and ebonised moulded stand The box circa 1810; the stand 1885-1905; the hinged top inlaid with a

New England, ca. 1810. 37-1/2"h x 24"w x 16"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, published by Stanley Weiss

Ca. 1810, two board maple top chest in an old finish, with pine secondary wood and four graduated tiger maple drawers, on a cut out base, the stepped foot is indicative of the Shaftsbury VT area, 37.5

Ca. 1810 tiger maple drop leaf table with a scrub surface top on tapered legs, 27.5”H x 36” L x 21”D.

New York, ca. 1810-1820, curly maple with rush seats, part of a collection of 6 chairs which formed part of the furnishing of the room at Fraunces Tavern occupied by General Washington; together with

2 antique stands, Federal Maple & Mahogany Carved Workstand, c.1810. Height 29"; Top & Federal Pine Single-Drawer Workstand, c.1810. Height 28.5"; Top 16.5"x 19"

Circa 1810, Tennessee or Kentucky. Having a nicely figured case with tiger and birdseye grain with inlaid drawer fronts and the backside hinged with single leaf. The case housing two drawers all resti

New England ca. 1820 Sheraton 2 drawer cherry stand with birdseye drawer fronts. Refinished, replaced brass. Very clean. 29" h x 22" w x 17"d.

Period Federal ca 1815 maple 2 dr stand w wooden knobs on nicely turned legs

A Federal Cherrywood and Tiger Maple Octagonal-Top Work Stand New England, Circa 1810 Height 29 7/8 x width 21 5/8 x depth 17 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Shirley Kay Caskey, Rochester, Min

19th C. Federal country cherry two-drawer stand with birdseye maple drawer fronts and cookie corner birch top on fluted legs, 21.75” W X 26.75” H X 20.25”

Hepplewhite period ca 1790-1810 1 dr stand w tiger maple drawer front - 28" tall x 16" wide x 18" deep

New England ca. 1820 Sheraton birch drop leaf stand with birdseye maple drawer front. Tiger maple pulls. Later refinished surface. Slight curve to top. 18" x 18" x 29" h. (leaves down)

period Sheraton ca 1825 cherry 2 dr dropleaf stand w birdseye maple drawer fronts & wooden knobs - 27 1/2" tall

An exceptional example in a very bold tiger maple, with a single board square top and one dovetailed drawer with poplar secondary, on turned legs. 29”H x 22”W x 21.5”D.