Fine Federal Revival foldover card tabled, flamed

Fine period Federal mahogany card table with flamed maple-inlaid skirt and fine reeded legs. Boston or North Shore maker. Excellent, original condition with delicate proportions and shaped top. 38 in

PAIR of fine federal inlaid Massachusetts card tables. Mahogany and satinwood, serpentine form on reeded legs.

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

Ca. 1800 Southern NH mahogany card table with a hinged lid and swing back leg support, bowed front apron with birdseye maple and rosewood cross banded panels, on bellflower inlaid double tapered leg,

Fine Inlaid Cherry Federal Flip-Top Card Table. American, (Probably Kentucky) Circa 1790-1815 (44x18x32)

Wonderful Empire oversized Secretary bookcase, with pull down drawer desk, with full interior. Beautiful flamed mahogany, from fine Federal home of a gentleman in Catskill, New York. Sat in his formal

A Fine George III Period Mahogany Demilune Fold Over Card Table, Late 18th Century. The D-shaped Cross Banded Hinged Top opening to green felt (replaced) playing surface, above ebony and satinwood str

Set (6) flamed mahogany sabre leg dining chairs, with reddish upholstered seats, structurally sound, clean, from fine Federal home of a Gentleman in Catskill, New York. Includes (2) armchairs.

A fine MA inlaid mahogany card table, with a hinged rich mahogany top with a back swing leg for support, light and dark inlaid mahogany apron on double tapered legs . 29.5”H x 36”W x 17.5&

Salem, 1810-1815. 28-3/4"h x 38"w x 18-1/4"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, published by Stanley Weiss,

Circa 1800. Having a serpentine top which slides around and folds out as playing surface. The case having a single drawer with fine possible original brass pull all resting atop four tapered legs the

Attributed to Wm. Hook. Serpentine flip-over top above conforming flame mahogany apron, raised on fine carved acanthus leaf and reeded frontal legs, reeded rear legs one of which swings to accommodate

Probably Connecticut, ca. 1800, with long drawer. 28-1/4"h x 36"w x 17-3/4"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley We

A George I padouk card table, A George I padouk card table, c.1730, the fold-over top supported by a concertina action with locking catch, supported on lappet-carved cabriole legs and pad feet, 91cm w

An Anglo-Indian padouk card table, An Anglo-Indian padouk card table, mid-19th century, possibly Bombay, the fold-over top raised on cabriole legs, united by stretchers terminating in hairy paw feet,

American federal period classical sideboard with green felt lined drawers, flamed burled doors fitted with shelves and slide out linen service drawers. Attributed to Norfolk region, ca. 1850. Very goo

Lot of two including a nice heavy card stock 1950-51 calendar with pointer at top by Wiesley Dennis, entitled Sierra Joan, advertising Du Pont High Explosives, 15 x 31” high; and fine heavy card

A FINE GEORGE I WALNUT CARD TABLE OF GOOD COLOUR AND PATINA the fold-over baize lined top with rounded cross grain moulded edge above a centre frieze drawer with fitted shaped brass handle and a singl

New York, circa 1815, possibly Duncan Phyfe, elliptical fold over top with figured mahogany playing surface, conforming apron with drop finials, foliate carved urn standard, tripod trick leg base with

New England late Federal game or card table, manner of Samuel McIntire of Salem, Massachusetts, mahogany primary, white pine secondary. Comprised of a fold-over hinged serpentine top with rounded proj

Fine Federal Inlaid Mahogany Diminutive Sideboard. The diminutive form, arrangement of drawers, the shaped apron with distinctive vine inlay and the quality of of construction are characteristics of t

Circa 1820, likely Maryland or Virginia. The piece having a nicely grained top with two end segments atop four nicely turned legs terminating in brass ball feet and two leaves at center. H28 1/2" W50"

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

An unusual form in its original finish, with two dovetailed drawers, mahogany case with a pine backboard and early brass pulls. 17”H x 6”W.