Hepplewhite inlaid walnut sideboard table, mahogany with oak and pine secondary woods, rectangular top with string inlaid edges, over two side by side beaded and string-inlaid dovetailed drawers having brass bail handles and corner molding at interior sides; the frieze with banded inlaid edge; stiles with vertical hexagon inlay; four square tapered legs with spade […]

Diminutive Kentucky cherry Jackson Press, two part construction, poplar and walnut secondary. Upper section having an ogee molded cornice over frieze and two long paneled doors enclosing four interior shelves, half turned pilasters to the side; lower section having two dovetailed drawers over two paneled doors and sides, and tall turned feet. Round wooden pulls […]

Sheraton sugar chest in the form of a desk, attributed to Kentucky, cherry primary, poplar secondary. Hinged slant top having breadboard ends, over three false cockbeaded drawers with small round brass "pulls" and diamond shaped inlaid escutcheon. Turned and tapered feet are extensions of stiles. Plain sides and back. 25 1/2" H x 31" W […]

John Needles Classical Sideboard, Baltimore, circa 1825, with stenciled label in center drawer, horsehair covered mixing slide, and "Lazy Susan" bottle holder. Primary woods: Mahogany and flame-grain mahogany veneers. Secondary woods: mahogany (drawer sides), white pine and poplar. Backsplash with molded top over a rectangular case, two short drawers supported by Ionic carved columns over […]

Kentucky "bandy legged" chest of drawers, walnut primary, poplar secondary. Comprised of a slightly overhanging top with string inlay over four graduated dovetailed drawers with rectangular stringing and inlaid escutcheons, a scalloped skirt and sides with string inlay over cabriole legs. Underside of skirt and feet retain most of the original glue blocks. Appears to […]

Federal star-inlaid walnut desk, yellow pine secondary, attrib. Winchester, Virginia area. Comprised of a hinged slant front, opening to reveal a plain prospect door enclosing a fitted interior, flanked on each side by three pigeonholes over two half drawers and one long drawer. Four graduated dovetailed and line-inlaid drawers, over a serpentine carved skirt with […]

Eastern North Carolina or Virginia Hepplewhite mahogany inlaid card table, yellow pine and poplar secondary woods, rectangular hinged foldover top with alternating dark and light wood inlaid edge; top opens to near square surface with similar dark and light wood inlay near edge. Skirt with similar dark and light wood inlay at base and above […]

1st item: Mahogany Chippendale ribbon-back side chair, descended in the family of U.S. Chief Justice John Marshall (1755-1835) and mentioned in a family document as having been given to Marshall for his work in settling the estate of a George Washington family member. Mahogany primary, yellow pine and cedar secondary woods. Serpentine pierced crest rail […]

18th century Federal card or game table from the home of U.S. Chief Justice John Marshall, descended in the Marshall family. Mid-Atlantic or Southern origin; mahogany with pine secondary wood. Folding thumbnail molded serpentine top with projecting rounded corners; rear leg swings out to support top, revealing dovetailed backboard. Flame mahogany veneered skirt, stiles with […]

Large Mid- Atlantic or Southern maple and poplar painted harvest table, having a scrubbed top with breadboard ends and tapered legs with red stain/wash base. 28 1/2" H x 104 1/2"L x 26" D. 21" skirt height, 3-3/4" overhang at sides and 9-1/4" overhang at ends. 3rd quarter 19th century. Provenance: Collection of Wilma and […]