Rare & Important English Lord Leverhulme Inlaid Satinwood Lady's Dressing / Work Table George III - Circa: 1810. A Rare Sheraton satinwood Lady's work table with exceptional  More »

Rare & Important English Lord Leverhulme Inlaid Satinwood Lady's Dressing / Work Table George III - Circa: 1810. A Rare Sheraton satinwood Lady's work table with exceptional inlays. Having a fitted interior, mirror, writing area and slide top work area with cedar wood inserts. Supported by tapered legs terminated in brass castered feet. Now, in untouched condition having some normal crackling to the cedar lined compartments. There is a partial replacement of the bottom for the preservation of the piece. Attibuted to: Mayhew & Ince - Marshall Street - Carnaby Market, London. The paper inventory label indicates this table was in the collection of Lord Leverhulme, a prominent collection partially dispersed in the 1920's Width 23", Height: 29 1/4", Depth: 18" "The work table was often created with more than work in mind. They would be placed in sitting rooms which would serve as small entertainment parlors. Thus, although these little tables would hold sewing, etc., they were in fact an important social symbol of taste and fashion. Consequently, these tables were often little gems of superb cabinetwork with much effort spent on full decorative effect. This table exhibits work by an exceptional hand. "William Hesketh Lever, 1st Viscount Leverhulme Sept. 19 1851, Bolton, Lancashire, England to May 7, 1925, Hampstead, London British soap and detergent entrepreneur who built the international firm of Lever Brothers. Lever entered the soap business in 1885, when he leased a small, unprofitable soapworks. With his brother, James Darcy Lever, he began to make soap from vegetable oils instead of tallow and registered the name "Sunlight" for the product. Lord Leverhulme was an avid collector of important English Furniture. This is the finest George III - Circa: 1810 Hepplewhite Inlaid Satinwood Lady's Dressing / Work Table currently offered by Equinox Antiques & Fine Art Established 1984   « Less

Superb 18th C Extremely Rare & Important American Federal Eagle Inlaid Demi Lune Mahogany Card Table Circa: 1790-1805 Original Casters Superb Original Surface In An  More »

Superb 18th C Extremely Rare & Important American Federal Eagle Inlaid Demi Lune Mahogany Card Table Circa: 1790-1805 Original Casters Superb Original Surface In An Outstanding State Of Original Preservation. Found In Dorset, Vermont This Lovely Rare Eagle Inlaid Card Table Relates Directly To Its Mate Which Is In The Private Collection Of The "Diplomatic State Rooms in Washington, D.C." A Very Rare Example In Superb Condition For A Serious Collector In Supporting The American First Federal Republic Of The late 18th / Early 19th Century. We Are Always Interested In Securing Merchandise Of This Quality As Well As Purchasing An Identical Mate To This Card Table For Our Clients.   « Less

Rare Early 19th C American Federal Sheraton Flame Birch, Mahgoany & Mahogany Veneer Reeded Leg Card Table Attributed To Either North Shore Of Massachusetts Or Portsmouth, New  More »

Rare Early 19th C American Federal Sheraton Flame Birch, Mahgoany & Mahogany Veneer Reeded Leg Card Table Attributed To Either North Shore Of Massachusetts Or Portsmouth, New Hampshire Area. Delicate & Refine Proportions With A Most Unusual Flat Inlaid Notched Corner At Each End, With Lovely Double Inlay On Both Top Boards, Nice Oval Inlay Panel In Center, Mahogany Reeded Legs With A Nice Tall Leg. Primary Wood: Mahogany, Flame Birch, Secondary Wood: White Pine, Birch Height: 29 1/2" Width: 35 3/4" Depth 18 1/2" Reference: Similar card tables are illustrated in the "The Work Of Many Hands: Card Tables In Federal American 1790 - 1820, Yale University Press, 1982 page 108, catalog number 19   « Less

One superb early 19th centurey American Federal Sheraton Adam Massachusetts refined carved dense mahogany reeded delicate leg card table with its undisturbed original choice  More »

One superb early 19th centurey American Federal Sheraton Adam Massachusetts refined carved dense mahogany reeded delicate leg card table with its undisturbed original choice surface. Attributed to William Hook. Circa: 1800-1815 Height: 29 3/4 x Width: 36 3/4 Depth: 17 3/4 This outstanding card table has bowed fronts and sides with notched turret corners with lovely water leaf carving and star punch decoration above delicately tall tappering reeded legs. In an outstanding original state of preservation. *We are always interested in purchasing examples like this for our inventory. Call Gallery   « Less

Rare & Important Choice 18th C Flame Cherry Coastal Massachusetts Tilt Top Candlestand In A Superb State Of Preservation With Its Undisturbed Original Surface. No Damage,  More »

Rare & Important Choice 18th C Flame Cherry Coastal Massachusetts Tilt Top Candlestand In A Superb State Of Preservation With Its Undisturbed Original Surface. No Damage, Repair or Alterations. Mellow Nut Brown Patina. Flame Cherry Wood! Circa: 1780-1795 A Piece For The Advanced Collector Or Museum. Overall Height: 27" X Oval Top Width: 12 1/2" X Oval Top Length: 19 3/8" Choice Condition   « Less

Fine 18th/ Early 19th C Ameircan Walnut Oval Top Tea Table With Tapered Splayed Legs With Line And Serpentine Inlay On The Legs, Skirt And The Top Edge. Attributed Origin:  More »

Fine 18th/ Early 19th C Ameircan Walnut Oval Top Tea Table With Tapered Splayed Legs With Line And Serpentine Inlay On The Legs, Skirt And The Top Edge. Attributed Origin: Middle Atlantic States. Provenance: Phillip H. Bradley, Yardley, PA. Height: 30", Top Length: 29 14/16" x Top Depth: 21 13/16" Warm Mellow Amber Patina Excellent Condition.   « Less

Rare 18th / Early 19th C American Hubbardton, Vermont Documented Demi Lune Table. Circa: 1795-1820 Found On A House Call. This Wonderful Table Has Descended In The Family Of  More »

Rare 18th / Early 19th C American Hubbardton, Vermont Documented Demi Lune Table. Circa: 1795-1820 Found On A House Call. This Wonderful Table Has Descended In The Family Of The Current Owner Of The Hubbardton Forge. Property Inherited By His Grandparents. This Documented Rural Vermont Table Is Completely Original With A Scrubbed Top Followed By Three Legs Below A Pinned Skirt All With Its Original Dark Reddish Brown Salmon Paint. Please See Associated Farm House Where This Table Was Found In Vermont. It Is A Classic Example Of Vermont Country Survival Furniture Forfilling The Needs Of Both Space, Form, Function & Time. A Vermont Folk Art Gem! An A Rare Form To Find For The Country Antiques Collector. Height: 29 1/4", Depth: 19 3/4", Length: 40 1/4"   « Less

Superb Rare Early 19th C American Federal Cherry Red Washed Elegant Oval Candlestand Circa: 1815 In A Superb State Of Preservation Without Any Damage, Structural Repair,  More »

Superb Rare Early 19th C American Federal Cherry Red Washed Elegant Oval Candlestand Circa: 1815 In A Superb State Of Preservation Without Any Damage, Structural Repair, Renovations, Or Broken Elements. A Choice Federal Ameircan Gem! Warm Reddish Nut Brown Patina Circa: 1795-1815 Origin: New England   « Less

Fine 18th/Early 19th C American Hepplewhite Reddish Brown Painted Drop Leaf Country Card Table / Server. Completely Original. In A Superb State Of Original Preservation.  More »

Fine 18th/Early 19th C American Hepplewhite Reddish Brown Painted Drop Leaf Country Card Table / Server. Completely Original. In A Superb State Of Original Preservation. Original Dry Surface. Circa: 1790-1820 Excellent Condition This is an unusual American country form. There Never Was A Second Drop Leaf. It Was Primarily Used As A Presentation Table Or Card Table. An Honest Clean Country Example! Found On The Vermont Border.   « Less

Fine 18th/Early 19th C American Hepplewhite Reddish Brown One Drawer Tall Elegant Beaded Raised Edge Stand. Circa: 1790-1820 In A Superb State Of Original Preservation.  More »

Fine 18th/Early 19th C American Hepplewhite Reddish Brown One Drawer Tall Elegant Beaded Raised Edge Stand. Circa: 1790-1820 In A Superb State Of Original Preservation. Mellow Nut Brown Patina. Found On The Vermont / New York Border.   « Less