Mahogany 2 Drawer Stand Boston Circa 1875

Original Paperwork from purchase included. In beautiful condition. 20" x 19.75" x 29" tall_x005F_x000d_Shipping is not available on this lot.

Ca 1860 Empire Mahogany 2 Drawer Stand .

A Sheraton mahogany 2 drawer stand with figured maple drawer fronts, circa 1820-30. The top with minor stains and blemishes, small area of veneer loss between drawer separator, otherwise good conditio

RARE SEYMOUR SCHOOL HEPPLEWHITE TWO DRAWER STAND, BOSTON, MA., CIRCA 1790-1800 WITH ORIGINAL INLAY TO DRAWERS, APRON AND LEGS. MAHOGANY AND PINE, 16 X 17 X 28

Two 19th century work tables. The first a drop leaf 2 drawer sewing stand with NY legs, circa 1850, having poplar wood top, mahogany veneer drawers and birch legs - slight use wear and overall good co

SHERATON TWO-DRAWER SEWING STAND ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS SEYMOURBoston, Circa 1805In mahogany, the two drawers and basket slide in a lighter wood veneer. Top with cookie corners and molded edge. Three-qu

A mahogany Queen Ann style 2 drawer drop leaf sewing stand. Some surface abrasions, but overall good condition. Measures 20"W x 16 3/4"D x 28"H. Circa 1920.

Sweet diminutive mahogany inlaid stand with 2 drawers and 2 doors underneath, circa 1910 or so, clean, structurally sound, measures 27.5" high x 18.5" wide x 12" deep.

Late Sheraton cherry dressing table having a swivel mahogany mirror with 3 small mahogany drawers over 2 mahogany graduated drawers - case is all cherry wood and stands on turned legs. Circa 1830. 41"

Mahogany, circa 1815 - 1830, two dovetailed drawers with glass pulls over turned support ending in tripod base with ball feet. Some chipping to veneer. H: approx. 29". W: approx. 20". D: approx. 17 3/

Sheraton mahogany and figured maple two drawer stand on turned legs, circa 1830. height 27 1/2 in., top: 17" x 20"

Sheraton mahogany two drawer stand with turret corners on carved turned legs ending in ball feet, Massachusetts circa 1830. (top split, small repair to one side) height 28 1/2 inches, width 20 1/2 inc

(3) Drawer stand with tapered column supports on (4) bun feet. 28 1/4 x 19 x 18 5/8 (37 1/2 open) inches. Condition: Surface inconsistencies. Expected, age related wear. Please see photos.

Circa 1850 American Empire marquetry two-drawer stand, mahogany and fruitwood, 30" H x 21 1/2" W x 17 1/2" D. Provenance: Charlestown, Massachusetts estate.

Lot 396 English Book Stand English Book stand with single drawer and inlaid shell decoration to top, bears makers plaque on reverse.  Mahogany  Circa 1850 11 1/2 x 12 3/8 x 8 7/8 in. Estimate $100-$

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

Circa 1780; stand with large carved wood threaded screw attached to board, single drawer, square tapered legs, 52 in. H., 28 in. H., 16 1/2 in. D.

Two drawer drop leaf mahogany sewing stand with rope twist legs and sandwich glass pulls, circa 1830-40. Needs cleaning, otherwise good condition. Measures 17 3/4"W (leaves down) x 17"D x 28 1/2"H.

Pair of Acanthus Carved Mahogany Nightstands with Carved Columns and Chippendale Feet. Each Circa 1900 nightstand has four drawers with teardrop pulls. The stands measure 31 1/2" high X 15 1/2" Wide X

Federal mahogany sewing stand with shaped top over drawer over bag drawer on square tapered legs, circa 1800. ht. 29 1/2 in., top: 16" x 18 3/4"

The fold-up top over timbre-door cabinet above frieze drawer on swept square tapering supports with stretcher. Circa 1790 H. 32 3/4" W. 17" D. 14 1/2"

BOSTON SEWING TABLE - Late Sheraton Lady's Work Stand, circa 1805-1820, in dense flame figured mahogany, the molded edge overhanging top having drop leaves, two reverse graduated shallow drawers over

Sheraton mahogany stand having turret corner top over two drawers on turned and reeded legs with shelf, ending in brass capped feet, circa 1830. height 30 inches, width 23 1/2 inches, depth 18 inches

Two Drawers. Measures 17 Inches Long By 17 In Deep By 28 And 1/2 In Tall. Circa 1840s