Rare and Original Seymour Dining Table Circa 1810-1815.The almost identical table is featured in Robert Mussey's book The Furniture Masterworks of John and Thomas Seymour,Catalogue Entry 98 on page 330.This table and the card table I have offered look like they belong together.Old if not original finish! Same construction details as catalog entry 98.The best casters I have ever seen. It even has the chisel stab mark V on an end rail.Two Swing Legs on each Side and two fixed legs.The fixed le ...click for details
Period New York Federal Sideboard Circa 1815 in the Style Of Phyfe.Ovilo Corners,Fluted Columns ,Stop Fluting,Carved Water leaf feet ending in Dog or Lion Paw feet. Great Proportions.Dimensions-"53 3/4 long x "19 3/4 Deep x "48 1/2 high to the top of Backsplash. Call 201-248-4259 or e-mail with questions.
Beautifully Proportioned Period American Federal Card/Games Table in the Regency Style From Boston.Beautiful Crotch Mahogany Skirt,Solid Mahogany Top,Beautiful deep Carving, Circa 1815.Most likely from the Seymour shop. Dimensions-"35 3/4 log x "17 1/2 wide x "29 high, top open- "35 x "35 3/4.Please click on the Homepage icon in the upper corner when viewing enlargements to see all items that are for sale.Call 201-248-4259 or e-mail with questions.
Antique Period Mahogany Philadelphia Drop Leaf Table Attributed to Joeseph Barry circa 1810.
Original caster's and Lion's Head Brass on Drawer.Exact duplicate was cast from the original on the dummy drawer. Old Crusty finish on the bottom most likely original.A Few Veneer Patches.Minor losses near hinges.Hinges are original.Drawer secondary wood is poplar.Dimensions- "28 5/8 high x "42 Long x "21 1/4 Wide Top Closed.Top Open "51 x "42.The Irish-born cabinetmaker ...click for details
Square -back Windsor side chair,branded("D.Abbot&Co")Daniel Abbot,Newburryport,Mass;circa 1809-1811.Original finish and very good condition.Featured in American Windsor Chairs by Nancy Goyne Evans Page 480 Fig.7-47
Period Mahogany and Cherry (secondary wood)Pembroke Table found in Pennsylvania circa 1820. Solid board top and leaves, the center board is a single piece "21 1/4 inches across.E-mail for more pictures and details.
