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Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American (12)

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Chippendale Chest of Draws, PA, circa 1770 Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Early: Pre 1800 item# 1138354
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Beautiful chest of draws in walnut with great color and proportions. Bold ogee bracket feet, fluted corner columns make these Pennsylvania chests the epitome of American chippendale furniture. This chest is probably from Lancaster County. Case Width 37", depth 21", height 34". Feet and the handmade brasses are replacements.

Two Draw Stand, Mahogany, circa 1830 Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Pre 1837 VR item# 1137977
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Diminutive American two draw stand in mahogany with secondary woods of poplar and white pine. This is more of a transitional piece with the top draw being rounded and the lower draw as found on most stands. Replaced pulls, newer finish. Width 20 3/4", depth 16 1/2", height 28 5/8".

American Corner Chair, Maple, circa 1740 Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Early: Pre 1800 item# 1137957
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This is an old and rare New England corner chair in the William and Mary tradition with block and turned legs and ring and vase turned stretchers. The front leg ends in a spanish foot while the other feet are rounded and taper to a small disk at the bottom. The splats are probably a very early addition to the chair as they evidence an old green paint which is found on the rest of the chair. The splint seat is new. A similar chair is found in "300 Years of Seating Furniture", by Pat ...click for details

Card Table,probably Pennsylvania,late 18th century Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Federal: Pre 1800 item# 1135947
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Nice small sized Federal card table in beautiful dense mahogany. Table leafs have an astragal moulded edge, the cuffed legs have a good taper and form to them. Secondary woods are white pine and poplar in the draw, yellow pine and oak rails in the base. Brasses are replaced. Width 34', depth 17", height 29".

Cherry Bowfront Chest Of Draws,early 19th century Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Federal: Pre 1837 VR item# 1099627
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Beautifully figured cherry chest of draws with great proportions, probably from the New York,Connecticut area. Secondary wood is white pine. Recently refinished,brasses are replacements. Width 38 3/4", depth 22 1/4", height 36 3/4"

Federal Two-Draw Stand, probably NY, early 19th c Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Federal: Pre 1837 VR item# 1058890
click for details		Henry Street Antiques 703 683-5545 $1,400
Wonderful two-draw stand in dense mahogany with shaped top, and finely tapered and splayed legs. The secondary wood is poplar; the brasses appear to be the original. Width 23 3/4", depth 16 3/4", height 29 3/4"

New York Classical Pier Table, circa 1825 Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Pre 1837 VR item# 997752
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A possibly rare stenciled pier table in what appears to be the original surface. Unlike most New York tables of the period this particular one has two different cornucopia's in the base. The one on the left with corn and wheat, the other with grapes and fruits. Attributed to the Meeks brothers--fine New York cabinet makers of the early 19th century in New York. Marble top is 42" x 21", case is 38" x 19", height 35". Great size and proportions!

American Federal Bedstead, Massachusetts, circa 1800 Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Federal: Pre 1800 item# 982282
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This bed stood in the Winterthur Museum for approximately 40 years and appears in the book 'American Furniture, The Federal Period', by Charles Montgomery, catalog #2. In 1929 it appeared in the 'Loan Exhibition of Early Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Furniture & Glass, For the Benefit of the National Girls Scouts', catalog #706. The entire bed is made from dense, beautiful mahogany with inlaid satinwood panels in the footposts. The eagle carving in the headboard is ...click for details

American Tea Table, Walnut, circa 1770 Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Early: Pre 1800 item# 980633
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Nicely proportioned tea table in walnut. Probably Pennsylvania, although this particular form is found in New England and Virginia as well. All components in walnut. Height 28 1/2", width with the grain 36", width against the grain 35 1/4", overall height when tilted 47 3/4"

Civil War Era Ship's Desk, possibly USS Octorara Catalogue: Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Pre 1900 item# 980512
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A most unusual, rare, and intriquing desk which appears to have been specifically made to fit into a particular space on a ship. The entire case (standard butler's desk) is built at an angle! Written in pencil on the interior bottom boards is the word Octorara. The USS Octorara was a gunboat built at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in 1861. It was decommissioned in 1865 and sold at auction in 1866. The construction techniques, and the brass hardware utilized on the draw pulls, locks and fall-fron ...click for details

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