Federal card table in mahogany/mahogany veneers with secondary woods of white pine, poplar, and oak. Later finish, excellent condition. Width 35 3/4", depth 17 3/4", height 29 7/8".
Chippendale chest of draws in cherry with poplar secondary. Probably Pennsylvania. Old, possibly original brasses, old replaced bracket feet. Case width 37 3/4", depth 20 3/4", height 33 3/4".
Two-part dining table in mahogany with mahogany veneers, and light/dark wood banding around the apron. Secondary woods of white pine, poplar and oak. Mid-Atlantic states - possibly Baltimore. Width 42", length 73 1/2", height 28 1/2".
Circular card table in mahogany with mahogany veneers and cherry inlays. Secondary woods of white pine and maple. Molded, concave leaf edges. Width 36 3/4", depth 18", height 29 5/8".
Chippendale reverse serpentine (oxbow) chest of drawers. Primary wood is apple, white pine secondary. Construction techniques indicate a Massachusetts origin. Appears to retain original brasses, new finish. Case width 33 3/4", depth 20 1/2", height 32 5/8".
Transitional chest of drawers in mahogany with white pine as the secondary wood. Fluted quarter columns, french splayed feet. Retaining original pierced brasses, and side lifting handles. New finish. Width 39", height 38 3/4", depth 20 1/4".
Serpentine card table with mahogany top and carved base in beech. Secondary woods are pine and elm. The top when opened has dished pockets and what appears to be the original baize liner. A rare and graceful table in the Louis XV manner. French? German? Width 40", depth 19 1/2", height 29"
English corner table with small side draw. Mahogany/mahogany veneers; with secondary woods of pine, walnut, and oak. Height 27", top is 26" x 26" when opened.
Cherry chest of drawers with secondary woods of poplar and white pine. Fluted corner columns, ogee bracket feet. Probably Pennsylvania. Replaced brasses, new finish. Case width 38", depth 24", height 35 7/8".
