Joseph Meeks

Rosewood secretary desk attributed to Meeks, with carved top, double gothic style doors in upper section, pull out drawer with felt work surface in bottom section over 2 doors, decor...

Antique Joseph Meeks School Classical American Empire flame mahogany pier table features open sides with s-scroll supports and scroll form base, mirrored apron, and marble top, remin...

Antique Joseph Meeks School American Empire Grecian Style boudoir settee bench features flame mahogany construction with scrolled back and serpentine front, scallop shell patterned w...

Console retains the original mirror and wood backing as well. Attributed to Joseph Meeks, New York.

An antique Victorian china display cabinet in the manner of Joseph Meeks offers rosewood construction with scroll form crest surmounting double doors with arched glass opening to lig...

Early 19th century. Attributed to Joseph Meeks, New York.  

An American Empire Classical drop-leaf table in the manner of Joseph Meeks offers deeply striated flame mahogany construction with single drawer over faceted column base raised on ac...

A handsome Empire console table in Fine West Indies mahogany in the Grecian style with square column resting on a beveled base with scroll feet, and original white Carrara marble top...

Center table attributed to the prestigious New York firm of Joseph Meeks. Heavily hand-carved rosewood featuring floral bouquets and rosettes, graceful serpentine legs, fanciful stre...

Additional Information: Although the piece is unmarked, we have attributed the sideboard to Joseph Meeks based on the combination of quality and style of the workmanship, the carvin...

Founded by Joseph Meeks in 1797, the firm was rivaled by furniture makers Duncan Phyfe, Allison and Lannuier, and most famously by John Henry Belter.

A good antique American mid 19th century carved Rococco rosewood armchair, by John Henry Belter or Joseph Meeks, New York, 1850's. The chair having a carved & pierced scrolling top,...

American mahogany stenciled and painted foliage secretary bookcase with fitted inlaid birds eye maple interior, shelving, fall front desk, lower cabinet doors, and terminating on scr...

Antique classical Meeks school American Empire flame mahogany drop leaf table features acanthus carved pedestal seated on four fur carved legs terminating in paw feet with casters, c...

An American Empire Classical Greco dressing table set in the manner of Meeks offers flame mahogany construction with oval mirror having flanking carved goose neck supports over marbl...

An American Empire center table in the manner of Meeks offers flame mahogany construction with faceted top raised on stylized urn form pedestal with scroll feet, circa 1840 Measur...

Antique American Empire Meeks School flame mahogany scroll form frame with lower display and shaped marble top, 19th century Measures: 30" H x 36" W x 29" D.

Pair of antique Meeks School side chairs feature carved and pierced scroll form rosewood frames with upholstered backs and seats, raised on cabriole legs, reminiscent of work by Henr...

An antique Classical American Empire Meeks School pier table offers marble top surmounting flame mahogany scroll form base with ogee skirt over central mirror and lower display shelf...

Biography of J & JW Meeks John and Joseph W. Meeks of New York City has furniture in many museums, including the Art Institute of Chicago.

Stylish Victorian upholstered lounge, side chair. Upholstered back and seat on rosewood legs, with original porcelain coaster wheel feet. Great for a boudoir, fireside, or decorative...

An antique American Empire turtle top center table in the manner of Joseph Meeks offers shaped marble top surmounting flame mahogany base having deep skirt raised on cabriole legs wi...

An antique American Empire neoclassical secretary in the manner of Joseph Meeks offers flame mahogany construction with upper bookcase having double glass doors opening to shelved in...

Measurements: 42.5" wide x 19.5" deep x 36" high Last photo is of a Joseph Meeks and Sons Pier Table in the Metropolitan Museum in New York.

Antique American Victorian walnut marble-top parlor table, possibly John Henry Belter or Joseph Meeks, circa 1860. The finely carved table having a turtle shaped Carrara marble top, ...

Fabulous abstract expressionist limited edition of 50 silkscreen serigraph titled “Josephs Coat” by Dean J. Meeker. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not...

American Empire card table in mahogany with pivot, fold-over top opening to square Attributable to well-known cabinetmaker Meeks & Sons New York City, circa 1840 American Empire gam...

Antique Meeks School American Empire Classical upholstered carved mahogany sofa features arms with full barley twist column supports above floral carved die joints and seated on acan...

Monumental breakfront, attributed to Joseph Meeks & Son an American furnituremaker, is beautifully proportioned and has a distinct architectural quality.

Gilt-stenciling may have begun in the Jefferson years when the embargo made English and French bronze furniture appliqués difficult to acquire in America, but American cabinetmakers ...

They joined the ranks of the great New York City cabinet shops, starting at the turn of the 19th century with, most notably, Duncan Phyfe, Michael Allison, and later Joseph Meeks, Al...