The rectangular shaped top with outset rounded corners above a conforming case of four (4) graduated drawers with birds-eye maple veneered fronts and banded with cross-cut mahogany, flanked by reeded columns, resting on turned feet.

George III Ebony Inlaid Sideboard of highly figured Mahogany. Circa 1800. The rectangular shaped top with convex shaped ends and a concave shaped central section is surmounted with a back splash board. This back splash board, being 12" deep, has two (2) offset sliding doors which open to expose a storage compartment along the entire width of this ebony inlaid back splash board. The crossbanded top is above a center concave section containing a double drawer, flanked on one side with a cupboard door and the other side a cellarette drawer---all richly inlaid with ebony. This is all raised on square tapered legs, with ebony inlay, terminating in spade shaped feet. Meas.: 74" - W, 26 3/4" - D, 43 1/2" - H (top of splash board).

Hepplewhite Mahogany Sheraton Bow-Front Chest. Mass. (poss. Salem) circa 1815-25 . An exceptional bowed front chest in mahogany with unparalleled 'crotch' mahogany veneers and banded with cross grain mahogany. The oblong top with outset rounded corners, three-quarter turned reeded columns, and inlay edge, over four dovetailed and cockbeaded drawers all resting on turned tapering legs. The drawer fronts are veneered with highly-exotic crotch grain mahogany and banded with rosewood. The choice use of spectacular mahogany veneer used on the drawer fronts is most striking and gives testament to this chest being made by a most experienced and knowledgeable 'master' craftsman. The feet and oval brass pulls (with urns & flowers) are original. Minor old restoration to two (2) legs and to bottom side trim moulding.

Regency Sideboard in the Adams manner, first quarter 19th century.
A mahogany sideboard, a tour de force in cabinetmaking, with generous amounts of figured inlays, and further outlined with cross banded satinwood inlays on every flat surface. The entire front of this sideboard is highly decorated with elaborate inlays and highly figured and matching 'branch-grained' mahogany veneers. The top portion having a central mirror, flanked on either side by glazed cabinets. This all resting on a richly inlaid table top with the border outlined in cross banded satinwood and with a central satinwood inlay oval medallion. This over a central long drawer which is flanked by drawers on either side. This all rests on pedestals on either side, with richly inlaid figured mahogany panels in the Adams manner. The one pedestal contains slide out drawers and the other, a shelf and a wine/bottle drawer. Retains the original finish.

GEORGE III Inlaid Mahogany Serpentine Sideboard. England, Circa 1790

The serpentine shaped top of exotic 'plum pudding' mahogany, with a satinwood inlay edge, resting over a conforming case with a double wide central drawer, with a 'cellarette' drawer to the right, and two (2) drawers on the left. This all rests on square tapering legs, which terminate in inlaid cuffs. Excellent Condition. Brasses are old replacements.
Meas.: 72' W, 39" H, 26.5" D

A George II Burl Walnut Card Table, circa 1730.

George II Burl Walnut Card Table, circa 1730. A fine burl walnut card table with rare concertina-action. The hinged top with rounded corners opening to an embroidered playing surface depicting various playing cards with recessed money wells ('loo' chip pockets) above a plain frieze, raised on cabriole legs carved at the knees with fully developed acanthus leaves and terminating in ball and claw feet.

Brass Banquet Table Lamp, circa  late 19th, England, with twin burners for oil.
Excellent condition, with restored burner, globe, and chimney.........37" Tall

The serpentine shaped top above a conforming case over an apron with a single drawer, resting on square tapering, fluted, and chamfered legs, terminating in Marlbourgh shaped feet. 

The 'pagoda' shaped top centering three brass ball-and-steeple finials, above a hood with a hinged & glazed door opening to a brass engraved dial with minute and date register, inscribed: 'Andrew Fowlds - LONDON', flanked by fluted quarter columns with brass capitals and brass 'stop-fluted' reeding. The waisted case below, similiarily fitted with fluted columns, brass capitals, & brass 'stop-fluted' reeding centering a moulded edge door of highly-figured crotch-grained mahogany. The base below, enclosing a panel of matching crotch mahogany with similiar moulding, on bracket feet.

The demi-lune hinged top above a conforming apron, with inlay skirt, on square tapering legs inlaid with typical Baltimore bellflower, terminating in 'spade' shaped feet.

In two parts, the upper section with a carved moulding over a pair of glazed mullion doors centering a glazed panel, opening to expose shelves with spoon slots, plate racks, and an open upper back shelf for the storage of large platters. The lower section with two drawers and cupboard doors, on bracket feet.

Presently for candle use..............can be wired for electricity.

A two part table, with six (6) leaves, which closes down to a perfect round table (72" diameter), and opens up to over 14 Ft. with the addition of all of its' 16" wide leaves. -----The top of highly-figured mahogany is multiple banded on its outside edge with multiple banding combinations of Rosewood, Satinwood, and cross-banded Mahogany; this over a heavily inlaid apron of crotch-mnahogany resting on square tapering legs, also heavily inlaid, terminating in 'spade-shaped' feet.

This late Classical Style Over Mantle Mirror, one of most ornate of its' time period, features a moulded cornice hung with spherules above a tympanum decorated with Egyptian and Greek motifs, with Adams style Urns, above three beveled mirrorplates with flanking fluted colonettes, on a similiarily decorated horizontal base.