Jamaican Mahogany

Wonderful George III Style mahogany hand dovetail two part sampler chest on chest made in Jamaica.

The more regular mahogany Windsor, are more common but these too are now difficult to find.

A rare British Colonial Jamaican bed. All mahogany, with abstracted West Indies pineapple motifs throughout, and exquisite twisted reed turnings on each of the posts.

This elegant British Colonial 1810-1830 Campeche chair is made of solid mahogany and was known in Jamaica as a Spanish chair in the period.

This beautiful, solid mahogany Jamaican bookcase/wagon, features lovely turnings, and Primitive feet.

This West Indies tilt-top breakfast table was created in Jamaica in the early 19th century, circa 1800. The table is made of solid mahogany from the Caribbean and is mounted on a sta...

This Rare Jamaican Art Deco. Round, Four Door Mahogany Bar / Cocktail Cabinet was designed and handmade by Burnett Webster (1909–1992) in Kingston, Jamaica.

This Caribbean miniature demipress/spice cabinet was made in Jamaica in the 1830's and is attributed to Ralph Turnbull.

A rare West Indies regency serving table, circa 1820, featuring five drawers (four side and one center drawer with fan carving) and tulip pedestal base with acanthus carvings and bun...

A beautiful late 19th century carved mahogany console table, and companion "Ribbon in the Wind' mirror.

Jamaican mahogany one board top desert table with carved circular plate holders, original brass locking mechanism, floral carved bulbous pedestal, and terminating in claw and egg car...

Antique Jamaican, mahogany server or with an especially dramatic form.

Jamaican mahogany server with a carved molded edge one board top over a center drawer flanked by matching faux drawers , original wood knobs, and terminating on barley twist turned b...

A pair of Jamaican mahogany British Colonial or West Indies windsor arm chairs, with great turnings, labelled on the seat by one of the owners, Samuel E.

Much of Chippendale’s Paxton furniture was constructed of the finest Jamaican mahogany and that, along with the high quality of construction and restrained design exemplify what has ...

The table is a "D-end" shape and the top is made from very high quality CUBAN or JAMAICAN Mahogany which is dense, heavy and carefully chosen for its finely figured grain.

19th century Anglo-Caribbean tilt-top breakfast table of Regency style. The figured solid mahogany top with crotch-grain cross-banding and reeded edge. The tilt-top supported on a ri...

Impressive West Indies server from Jamaica handcrafted in indigenous lush grained mahogany featuring the proverbial dramatic carved and scalloped gallery, a hidden storage drawer on ...

These chairs were produced in Jamaica, patterned after Classic Windsor furniture designs, and are very rare.

Jamaica, ca. early 19th century. An elegant Regency tilt-top breakfast table.

Pair of 19th century mahogany English colonial hall chairs A fine pair of colonial hall chairs, made from a very good quality mahogany. Measures: Height 36 1/2 width 17 1/4...

He joined with a family of traders called Sattersthwaite and sailed with them to the West Indies as a ships carpenter. In Jamaica he became interested in mahogany and brought samples...

He joined with a family of traders called Sattersthwaite and sailed with them to the West Indies as a ships carpenter. In Jamaica he became interested in mahogany and brought samples...

He joined with a family of traders called Sattersthwaite and sailed with them to the West Indies as a ships carpenter. In Jamaica he became interested in mahogany and brought samples...

He joined with a family of traders called Sattersthwaite and sailed with them to the West Indies as a ships carpenter. In Jamaica he became interested in mahogany and brought samples...

He joined with a family of traders called Sattersthwaite and sailed with them to the West Indies as a ships carpenter. In Jamaica he became interested in mahogany and brought samples...

He joined with a family of traders called Sattersthwaite and sailed with them to the West Indies as a ships carpenter. In Jamaica he became interested in mahogany and brought samples...

He joined with a family of traders called Sattersthwaite and sailed with them to the West Indies as a ships carpenter. In Jamaica he became interested in mahogany and brought samples...

He joined with a family of traders called Sattersthwaite and sailed with them to the West Indies as a ships carpenter. In Jamaica he became interested in mahogany and brought samples...

He joined with a family of traders called Sattersthwaite and sailed with them to the West Indies as a ships carpenter. In Jamaica he became interested in mahogany and brought samples...

He joined with a family of traders called Sattersthwaite and sailed with them to the West Indies as a ships carpenter. In Jamaica he became interested in mahogany and brought samples...

He joined with a family of traders called Sattersthwaite and sailed with them to the West Indies as a ships carpenter. In Jamaica he became interested in mahogany and brought samples...

He joined with a family of traders called Sattersthwaite and sailed with them to the West Indies as a ships carpenter. In Jamaica he became interested in mahogany and brought samples...

He joined with a family of traders called Sattersthwaite and sailed with them to the West Indies as a ships carpenter. In Jamaica he became interested in mahogany and brought samples...

Jamaican mahogany serpentine three drawer server with a one board surface, original brasses, and terminating on the original turned bulbous ringed legs.

Incredible 19th century British West Indies 4 post bed from Jamaica. Incredibly hand carved bed made of the finest local Jamaican mahogany in the 1820s.

Beautifully grained revolving 1940's mahogany coffee table from a talented workshop in Montego Bay, Jamaica.

Attributed to the noted Jamaican artist Ulysse Dabouze.

Jamaican mahogany sideboard with distinctive reeded frieze and turnings found in the West Indies.

A beautiful set of 19th century Jamaican mahogany stands. These stands feature three legs, beautiful turning, and flute and leaf carving.

A Jamaican mahogany huntboard or serving table with turned legs, inlaid front and a sunbrurst motif center medallion.

There are 2 hidden drawers at the top which are fronted by Dominican or Jamaican mahogany. They open only through an interior latch.

This exceptionally rare Jamaican pineapple bed is made of mahogany from the early 19th century.

Excellent Caribbean bed with spirally reeded turned posts with a very West Indies look. Headboard exhibits the palm frond and swirl motif. British Colonial

Mahogany bench

A stately British West Indies bench made of solid mahogany.

A Caribbean 19th century Jamaican Regency mahogany and upholstered recamier, circa 1830, featuring scroll arm and stylized carvings of lotus and foliage motifs.

A wonderful carved mahogany, cane and upholstered sofa.

Primitive mahognay table.

Wonderful Caribbean side table exemplifying the best Creole carving found in the West Indies. British Colonial

An unusual Jamaican Sheraton serving table. The two-tier form is very rare in Jamaica, a single tier predominating. The piece probably has seen rural usage and displays the archetyp...

Caribbean three tier spice rack from the West Indies. British Colonial

This statuesque sideboard exhibits a bold stylized palm frond backsplash found in the West Indies. The solid mahogany top surmounts the rectangular form body which holds a single dra...

A French Art Deco period sideboard attributed to Jules Leleu. Made of mahogany, it consists of four seperate pieces secured together with bolts. A central cabinet with a beveled fram...

Handsome British Colonial style chaise lounge with tufted leather upholstery featuring an adjustable reclining back, brass tacks and turned legs with brass casters. H: 35 W: 70 D: 2...

A nice painted Swedish Gustavian sofa with a typical high back from the early 1800s. classic decorative border detail with turned wood finials either end. Repainted over time in a ...

Very rare extra large 'Gilda' circle sofa in excellent condition. Designed by Michel Ducaroy in 1972. The sofa is manufactured by 'Roset' the company name of Ligne Roset prior to 1...

English Regency-style (19th Century) rosewood chaise with swirl and finial design with rust color upholstery. Loss to some finials, wear on frame, former repair on leg.

An exquisite custom antique 19th century Qing Dynasty heavily carved Chinese rosewood and elm wooden cabinet with double-doors carved set with gilt and deep relief carved wood panels...

Beautiful Art Deco settee with rosewood arms and frame from France, 1940s. Striking large circular arms and newly woven seat and back with trestle style feet.

Crafted in Ettore Zaccari's own workshop in Italy during the 1930s, this exquisite lounge sofa is a testament to the remarkable skill and artistry of its creator. The sofa is finishe...

Empire Canopy bed France Napoleon III From the 19th Century, In mahogany wood with appliqués in gilded bronze and classical figures. Fluted columns with Corinthian capitals. Ceilin...

Swedish Chaise Lounge, circa 1900’s. Stained wood. Saber legs and carved bolster details.

A Caribbean Regency carved-wood and cane sofa from the early 20th century. This antique sofa from Jamaica features a carved crest in shell and wave motif, gracefully curved arms, and...

In the 18th and 19th centuries, it was not uncommon for skilled craftsmen to repurpose older wood carvings into their own furniture creations. A French menuisier utilized this techni...