Federal Mahogany Sideboard Attributed to John Seymour C.1800.

Late 18th/early 19thC Boston Federal mahogany inlaid sideboard attrib to John Seymour - 74 1/2" wide x 43" tall x 25 1/2" deep

Federal Inlaid Mahogany Corner Chamberstand Attributed to John and Thomas Seymour, Boston, MA, circa 1805 With original turned inserts to top. Height 40 inches, depth of shelf 16 inches. C

Ca. 1790-1800 three part mahogany linen press, Boston MA, attributed to John Seymour workshop. A removable cornice over two paneled doors with applied brass ormolu trim, interior with four sliding she

Attributed to John and Thomas Seymour or one of their contemporaries, Boston. The rear rail bears a Levy Gallery label. 29"h x 36"w x 17-1/8"d Provenance: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, New York Provenance:

Attributed to Thomas Seymour, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1805; mahogany, flat top with inlaid edge, one long drawer and compartment enclosed by solid panel doors with center section flanked by side

Early 19th century American Federal mahogany sideboard, attributed to George Whitelock, Wilmington, Delaware, having concave front over tapered square legs, with two keys. [37 1/4" H x 72" W x 26" D].

A Federal carved mahogany sideboard Attributed to Henry Connelly (1770-1826), Philadelphia, PA, circa 1805 Of an unusually small size. (H: 40 3/4 in., W: 27 in. L: 65 in.) Provenance Baltimore es

Federal Satinwood Inlaid Mahogany Sideboard, modified D-front, circa 1800 Dimensions: 37" H x 75" L x 28" D (AHAN5327)(WT)

A Federal serpentine inlaid mahogany sideboard Attributed to Matthew Egerton, Sr. (1739-1802), New Brunswick, NJ, circa 1790 Shaped top over one long drawer, flanked by a short drawer on each side, wi

Southern Late Federal Mahogany Sideboardcirca 1830, attributed to Virginia or Maryland, mahogany veneer, white pine secondary, applied shaped dovetailed backsplash, stepped front with banded veneer ed

Rhode Island, circa 1795-1810, rectangular top with inlaid edge, two banded drawers and one deep drawer flanking two banded cabinet doors, shaped skirt with foliate and urn inlay, square tapered legs,

attributed to Eastern Virginia, circa 1820-30, figured mahogany veneers, yellow pine and poplar secondary, applied backsplash with broken arched pediment having an applied molded edge, three upper sid

American Federal Mahogany Game Table Boston, school of John and Thomas Seymour, circa 1800, the semi-ovolu top hinged and opening to a gaming surface, above a conforming frieze centered by a satinwood

A FEDERAL MAHOGANY INLAID CHEST Attributed to the workshop of John and Thomas Seymour, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1800-1810 height 42 3/4in (108.6cm); width 42in (106.7cm); depth 21in (53.3cm) Footn

19th century Federal inlaid sideboard with three drawers and cabinets. Measures 74" wide 29 3/4" deep 42 3/4" tall. From a John's Island estate.

Circa 1815, attributed to John Connoly, Philadelphia, PA, American Federal carved mahogany drop-leaf library table having single drawer, reeded and carved decoration, carved lion paw feet, 29" H x 41

Serpentine top with offset reeded legs carved with acanthus leaves and raised on ball feet. 30 x 36 x 17 inches.

A Federal Figured Mahogany Serpentine Sideboard Early 19th Century brasses replaced. Height 40 3/4 x width 72 1/2 x depth 25 1/4 inches. Provenance: John Wayles Eppes (d. 1824), first married to Mary

in three parts, the upper cabinet section with original linen shelves, base with reeded stiles bursting into leafage, with floral design at bottom. Attributed to John Needles, Baltimore cabinetmaker.

Tiger maple and mahogany. Height 29.5 inches, width 36 inches, depth 17.75 inches. Repaired break to front right leg, age cracks to veneer.

AMERICAN MAHOGANY 1800'S FEDERAL CHEST WITH RARE AND IMPORTANT LUNETTE INLAID FRIEZE AND STRING INLAID DRAWERS ATTRIBUTED TO SEYMOUR WORKSHOP BOSTON , MA

SHERATON CARD TABLE - Boston Mahogany Serpentine Front Card Table, attributed to the workshops of John and Thomas Seymour, early 19th c., having turreted and stepped corners, two board top with string

Maryland, attributed to the shop of John Shaw, Annapolis, circa 1800, with figured, bookmatched shaped mahogany top with molded edges, above a serpentine line inlaid skirt, with single dovetailed draw

follower of JOHN (1738-1818) AND THOMAS SEYMOUR (1771-1848) A FEDERAL REVIVAL INLAID MAHOGANY CARD TABLE, LAST QUARTER 19TH CENTURY, in the Boston taste, the serpentine, rectangular top with ovolo sha