Antique American Empire Classical Flame Mahogany Drop-Leaf Three-Drawer Stand

A rare fine quality Federal period American Empire flame mahogany sewing stand work table from the early 19th century. Exquisitely hand-crafted in the northeastern United States, most likely Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1820, having a hinged top, opening to reveal contrasting Birdseye maple marquetry oval cartouche inlay, a fitted maple divided compartment interior, the front having two nicely shaped curved drawer fronts, consisting of a faux drawer front over a single dovetailed ogee drawer, above a vasiform pedestal standard, molded stepped platform base, rising on bracket feet, resting on casters. Attractive highly figured crotch cut swirl mahogany with striking grain patterns, rich and deep antique wood color...

Antique 19th century Empire stand with two drawers in flame mahogany. It features dovetailed drawers with original wood knobs, a finished back and boldly carved legs with acanthus le...

Antique Empire Carved Flame Mahogany 2 Drawer Drop-Leaf Sewing Work/Side Table This gorgeous 19th century balanced and proportioned drop-leaf sewing work/side table is crafted from ...

American Classical figured mahogany three drawer drop leaf table with upper fitted interior desk, original foliage brasses with central escutcheons, flanking lyre supports with bulbo...

American Empire carved mahogany pedestal base end table with shaped rectangular top

American mahogany and satinwood graduated two-drawer stand with the original wooden knobs, recessed side panels, pineapple and turned ringed legs, low...

A fine antique American Empire carved mahogany drop leaf table, New York, circa 1825. The table is made from the finest flame mahogany & having two drop leaves with curved skirts that are supported by butterfly bracket supports, the table having a deeply carved turned baluster shaped pedestal with four curved legs. Both the pedestal & legs are deeply carved with acanthus leaf decoration, each leg terminates to a substantial lion's paw foot and each is raised on the original brass castor. This is a period table from the first quarter of the 1800s not a later revival piece from the late 1800s. Some Empire furniture can be heavy & bulky, this table is very elegant and displays the skill of the early 19th century...

A good antique American Empire period flame mahogany work table, New York, circa 1840. The table made from flame mahogany and having three drawers, the top with a fitted interior, th...

American Empire mahogany side table with three draws supported on a pedestal base and standing on 4 carved legs (ATTRIBUTED TO: DUNCAN PHYFE)

Antique Federal style mahogany end table with two shallow working drawers on front and faux drawers on verso, each with two brass kno...