This is a rare 18th century American Federal Hepplewhite painted reverse serpentine dressing table with original yellow, orange and white decorated surface. Period hardware,  More »

This is a rare 18th century American Federal Hepplewhite painted reverse serpentine dressing table with original yellow, orange and white decorated surface. Period hardware, full height on delicate tall tapered legs. Attributed origin: Portsmouth, New Hampshire - Circa 1790-1805. In excellent state of preservation without damage, repair, replacement or restoration. Normal honest wear from historic use. Full Back Height: 34'', Front Height: 31 1/4'', Width: 36'', Depth: 17''   « Less

Superb 18th C American Chippendale Wing Chair New England Mahogany Wing Chair, Circe 1790-1810. With serpentine crest and wings above outscrolled armrests above a loose  More »

Superb 18th C American Chippendale Wing Chair New England Mahogany Wing Chair, Circe 1790-1810. With serpentine crest and wings above outscrolled armrests above a loose cushion on square molded legs joined by stretchers. Height 48 inches. Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc.; Bybee Collection; Christie''s, January 1998, lot 386 Literature: Illustrated in Charles L. Venable''s ''Bybee Collection of American Furniture'' By Oral Tradition This Superb Wing Chair Was Hand Stitched Upon The Instruction For The Bybee Museums Collection Or For The Israel Sack Firm Under The Watchful Advise Of Former Curator Ameritus Of The Boston Museum Of Fine Art - Mr. Jonathan Fairbanks. The Frame Structure Was Not Examined By Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Before Purchase But Was Verified By Albert Sack & Jonathan Fairbanks To Be Solid And Sound In Original Structure And In An Excellent State Of Preservation.   « Less

Superb 18th C American Massachusetts Or New England Chippendale Wing Chair With Mahogany Molded Legs At Base. Circa: 1785 Currently At The Photographer Getting Its Frame  More »

Superb 18th C American Massachusetts Or New England Chippendale Wing Chair With Mahogany Molded Legs At Base. Circa: 1785 Currently At The Photographer Getting Its Frame Photographed With The Fabric Completely Removed, Then Off To The Upholstery Workshop. Base Has Its Original Surface. In An Overall Excellent State Of Preservation. Circa 1785   « Less

Superb 18th C American Mahogany One Drawer Corner Wash Stand With Line Inlay And A Drawer Splayed French Feet Delicate Scale & Proportions. Finely Dovetailed Back Splash  More »

Superb 18th C American Mahogany One Drawer Corner Wash Stand With Line Inlay And A Drawer Splayed French Feet Delicate Scale & Proportions. Finely Dovetailed Back Splash Circa: 1780-1795   « Less

Rare Early 19th C American Federal Sheraton Lift Top New York Mahogany Washstand, Remarkable With Its Three Original Turned And Carved Mixing Storage Holders Inside, Above An  More »

Rare Early 19th C American Federal Sheraton Lift Top New York Mahogany Washstand, Remarkable With Its Three Original Turned And Carved Mixing Storage Holders Inside, Above An Original Finely Dovetailed Drawer, Above A Mahogany Storage Closed Door Compartment. Reed Side Fluted Compartments. All On High Turned Sheraton Mahogany Legs. Circa: 1810-1825 Replaced Hardware. No Damage To Legs In Overall Choice Condition. Old Mellow Nut Brown Patina. In A Superb State Of Preservation. Excellent Overall Condition & Quite Rare Having It Original Mixing Elements Inside The Top Lift Up Compartment.   « Less

Rare & Important 18th C. American mahogany Queen Anne Massachusetts urn column diminuitive candlestand circa 1760-1780 Provenance: Purchased from Leigh Keno at the Winter  More »

Rare & Important 18th C. American mahogany Queen Anne Massachusetts urn column diminuitive candlestand circa 1760-1780 Provenance: Purchased from Leigh Keno at the Winter Antiques Show. In a superb state of preservation. Choice condition.   « Less

A very fine & rare American New York mahogany and mahogany veneer linen press with two doors above opening to four graduated drawers below on a bracket base. Origin: New York  More »

A very fine & rare American New York mahogany and mahogany veneer linen press with two doors above opening to four graduated drawers below on a bracket base. Origin: New York State. Mellow warm untouched surface. Height: 7''6, Width: 46 1/4, Depth: 21 1/2. Excellent condition. Reference: Federal Furniture at Boscobel. Circa: 1800-1815 Warm Mellow Nut Brown Patina. Excellent Condition   « Less

Rare & Important Hepplewhite mahogany D-shaped card table, the frame veneered with divided panels of curly satinwood in crossbanded and inlaid borders, the tapered legs with  More »

Rare & Important Hepplewhite mahogany D-shaped card table, the frame veneered with divided panels of curly satinwood in crossbanded and inlaid borders, the tapered legs with similar panels ending in high tapered feet. The folding top leaf is complemented with beautiful inlaid curly satinwood. Attributed to John Seymour and Son, Boston., Mass., circa 1790-1800. Beautiful mellow amber patina.   « Less

Choice Rare 18th C American Flame Cherry Queen Anne Tilt Top Oval Candlestand Of Superb Proportions. Original Surface. In A Superb State Of Original Preservation Circa:  More »

Choice Rare 18th C American Flame Cherry Queen Anne Tilt Top Oval Candlestand Of Superb Proportions. Original Surface. In A Superb State Of Original Preservation Circa: 1760-1780 Attributed To The Boston, Mass School Of Exceptional Cabinetmakers In Paul Revere''s Pre-Revolutionary Colonial Period Overall Height: 27'' X Oval Top Width: 12 1/2'' X Oval Top Length: 19 3/8'' In An Outstanding State Of Preservation. Mellow Nut Brown Patina   « Less

Superb 18th C American Chippendale Philadelphia, Baltimore or Norfolk, VA Mahogany Claw & Ball Foot Tea Table With A One Large Board Piece Top With A Dish Rim And A Birdcage  More »

Superb 18th C American Chippendale Philadelphia, Baltimore or Norfolk, VA Mahogany Claw & Ball Foot Tea Table With A One Large Board Piece Top With A Dish Rim And A Birdcage Support Below. Graceful Scale, Form An Bulbous Ring Turned Pedestal Supported On Well Formed Chippendale Claw & Ball Feet. In An Superb State Of Preservation. Circa: 1770-1790 Due To Its Regional Characteristics The Lovely Table Could Of Been Constructed In The Philadelphia, Baltimore or Norfolk, VA Communities. The Documented Provenance: Carol Trela Of Baltimore, Wickham Family Of Sterling, VA. Warm Mellow Nut Brown Patina. In A Superb State Of Preservation. Excellent Condition.   « Less