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".
D shaped maple chest with mahogany drawer fronts, secondary woods of white pine and basswood. Old, possibly original surface on case, drawer fronts re-polished. Original brasses. Overall, excellent condition. Width 41 5/8", depth 20 1/8", height 41 1/2".
Secretary bookcase with primary woods of mahogany, mahogany veneers, and light wood stringing. Secondary wood is white pine. Glass and mullions appear to be early replacements. Brasses replaced, new leather on writing surface. Width 39", depth 19 3/4", height 63 5/8".
French or Italian table in pine with traces of old paint coverings. Secondary woods are pine and poplar. Lions head draw pull appears to be an early replacement. Width 34 1/2", depth 22 1/2", height 28 1/2".
Cherry chest of drawers with poplar and white pine secondary woods. Pennsylvania or southern. Formerly the property of the late James L. Cogar, the first curator of Colonial Williamsburg. Original dovetailed bracket feet, appears to retain original brasses. Case width 41 1/2", depth 19 1/2", height 35 3/8".
Gilt pine looking glass with candle arms and ebonized eagle crest. Black liner and eagle are in mahogany. English or American. Old surface; old, probably original plate. Approx 33" high by 17" wide.
Mahogany foot stool with spade feet and later needlepoint cover. Secondary wood appears to be birch. One leg cracked at one point and repaired with metal brace. Old, possibly original surface. Width 18 1/2", depth 15", height 18 1/2".
Bow-front chest with primary woods of mahogany, light and dark wood inlays, and pitch(tar). Secondary woods of poplar and white pine. Early 19th century, probably Virginia/Norfolk area. Replaced pulls, old surface. Case width 39", height 41", depth 22 1/4"
