Early Primitive New Mexican Round Table. Thick free-form solid top with substantial club legs. Beautifully figured wood. Size: 27.25" L x 25" W x 15.25" H.

American Maple Country Chippendale Side Chair. With straight legs and stretchers and drop seat upholstered in raw silk. New England. Restorations. Circa 1760.

New England Windsor Arm Chair. Having 7 spindle back, and simulated bamboo turnings. Circa 1780-1800.

American Windsor Duck Bill Arm Chair. Having knuckle arm and 7 spindle back with continuous bamboo turnings. Seat now plugged. Pennsylvania. Circa 1800. See Wallace Nutting's Furniture Treasury example # 2694.

American Federal Mahogany Game Table. Faded carmel color with canted corners and carved and reeded legs. Unusual and rare 5 leg configuration. The fifth leg swings out for support when table is extended. New York type. Circa 1800-1815. Provenance: placque attached Drew's Antiques, Omaha Neb. A distinguished shop owned by two twin brothers in business many years. Size: 35.5" L x 17.5" D x 29.5" H.

Mahogany Federal Bow Front Chest Of Drawers. Two over three graduated drawers with french feet and a contoured apron. Replaced brasses. New England. Circa 1790-1810. Size: 20.5" D x 41.5" W x 41" H.

American Cherry Chest Of Drawers. Straight front with four full length graduated drawers having ebony inlay. Original brasses and with a scalloped apron and sides supported on french feet. Circa 1800. Size:45.5" L x 20" D x 39" H.

American Federal Santo Domingo Mahogany Slant Front Desk. Four graduated drawers bound in tiger maple. Bracket feet and having ornate brasses. On recent mounted casters. Circa 1790-1810. Probably Connecticut. Size: 40" W x 20.5" D x 40" H.

American Mahogany Neoclassical Game Table. Lyre shaped standard with brass rosettes and four splayed legs carved on ends terminating in brass capped feet on castors. Hinged top rotates and contains open storage space with original wool baize lining. Original throughout. In the manner of Charles-Honore' Lannuier. New York - Circa 1820's. Size:36.75" L x 18.5" D x 29" H.

American Sheraton Satinwood And Maple Four Drawer Chest. Drawers having intricate inlaid pattern along perimeters with central painted swags. Original brasses. Circa 1815. Size: 41.5" W x 17" D x 37" H.

American Chest Of Drawers With Faded Mahogany. Two small drawers over three long drawers flanked by reeded quarter columns on a moulded base with ogee bracket feet. Secondary wood: red cedar. The design for this piece was no doubt inspired by Thomas Chippendale in his Cabinetmaker’s Guide” published 1754. Circa 1790. Size: 45" L x 40.5" H x 21.5" D.