J J Meeks

From a collector of New York Classical Furniture: a New York Classical Secretary in rich burled mahogany. The piece is constructed in three parts: the overhanging cornice; the upp...

The pediment, with its overhang just above the glass doors is reminiscent of the urban work done in New York by shops, like J. & J.W. Meeks, (see scanned item). Although this is obvi...

& J. W. MEEKS MAKERS N214 VENEY ST NEW YORK", mid-19th century

19th century American Empire Mahogany sofa Attr. to J. Meeks. This rare and elegant American Empire sofa dated to circa 1840.

Outstanding mahogany dining table with a crank extension, from the prestigious American manufacturer J. & J.M. MEEKS of New York. Early 19th-century George II style table.

American mahogany marble-top console with gilt stenciled floral motif, original gilt ormolu mounts, marble columns and terminating on the original turned bulbous ball and lions paw f...

A very beautiful and elegant American Empire sleigh-sofa attributable to well-known NYC cabinet-maker J. and J. W. Meeks with original finish over expertly bookmatched mahogany venee...

This extraordinary set of parlor furniture from the world-renowned J. & J.W. Meeks Company is skillfully crafted of laminated rosewood in the Stanton Hall pattern.

J. & J.W. Meeks and Sons (New York) Attributed library table, circa 1830.

American Laminated Rosewood Rococo revival parlor chair, attributed to J & J.W. Meeks. Ornate pierce carved side chair with cabriole legs on casters attributed to New York City maker...

A graceful table with quiet refinement made of the finest rosewood, with the original white Carrara-marble top. Oval top with carved trim on apron is on cabriolet legs with scroll fe...

A Fine c Highly Figured Mahogany Desk and Bookcase, attributed to J. & J. W. Meeks, New York, with ogee cornice, arched recessed frieze, Gothicized glazed doors with pierced brackets...

J & J Meeks cabinet

Mahogany with maple interior all original circa 1830-40. Signed J&J Meeks No14 Vesey st. New York

This outstanding marble-top commode is a rare form utilizing rosewood and architectural embellishments typical of this period. The doors are often lined on the inside with a bright f...

The furniture of J &J Meeks is in many American museums. The cabinet is in excellent condition.

A Mahogany Gothic Revival Armchair, attrib to Meeks, NY circa 1840, 36" X 24 X 22", maintains its original finish which has scuffs and scrathes which a good waxing would remove

A most elaborate and ornate Rosewood Rococo Revival pierce carved floral parlor set. Consisting of a triple back sofa and matching armchair. Heavily carved with several different flo...

Stamped on reverse: J. & J.W. Meeks Makers No 14 Vessey St New York

Attributed to the shop of J. & J. W. Meeks of New York, Boston and New Orleans; a specimen Classical or 'Empire' game table of flame mahogany and crotch mahogany veneers.

This compact desk was probably manufactured in New York by one of the Fine woodworking shops of the time, i.e. J. & J. W. Meeks. This is revealed by the exceedingly Fine craftsmanshi...

The pediment, with its overhang just above the glass doors is reminiscent of the urban work done in New York by shops, like J. & J.W. Meeks, (see scanned item). Although this is obvi...