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# Levy Galleries

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- [Technology - 18th Century versus 21st Century](https://www.levygalleries.com/technology-18th-century-versus-21st-century/) - In the past few months we have been fighting with our modern technology. At separate times we have completely lost our phone service, lost our internet service, lost our alarm system and our computer system crashed. Two cars had flat tires and we had a delivery slowed/cancelled by a draw bridge that got stuck in
- [The Use of Inlay in Federal Furniture](https://www.levygalleries.com/the-use-of-inlay-in-federal-furniture/) - The Use of Inlay in Federal Furniture
- [Summer of 2015](https://www.levygalleries.com/summer-of-2015/) - A brief recap of the antiques activity this summer, 2015.
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- [FEDERAL SIDEBOARD MADE BY JOHN AND THOMAS SEYMOUR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-sideboard-made-by-john-and-thomas-seymour-copy/) - Boston Circa 1795 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Curly Maple Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 38 inches Width: 53 inches Depth: 26 3/4 inches Provenance: King Hooper Collection, Marblehead, Massachusetts; Israel Sack, Inc.; Flayderman-Kaufman sale, January 1931; Joe Kindig Jr. and Son Antiques; Private Collection, New Jersey. Reference: Illustrated in Vernon C. Stoneman, John and Thomas Seymour, Cabinetmakers in Boston, 1794-1816, pages 164-5. Inventory Number: 37996
- [FEDERAL INLAID CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-card-table-5/) - Made and labeled by Archelaus Flint, Jr. (1777-1852) Charlestown, Massachusetts. 1803-1816 The label reads "House Furniture of the most approved fashion and best kind, made, sold, and exchanged by Archelaus Flint, Cabinetmaker in his shop in Main St. near the square in Charlestown' Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, White Pine Height: 29 1/4 inches Width: 35 3/4 inches Depth: 17 inches Provenance: SAJE Americana Antiques, Short Hills, NJ When Archelaus Flint Jr. was born on 4 May 1777, in East Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, United States, his father, the patriot and cabinetmaker Archelaus Flint, was 40 and his mother, Chloe Elmer, was 39. He married Mary Flint on 30 September 1803, in Charlestown, Massachusetts. They were the parents of at least six sons and three daughters. He lived in Charlestown until 1816 and moved to South Philadelphia, 1850. In 1803, at the age of 26, his occupation is listed as cabinetmaker in Charlestown, Massachusetts. He died on November 20, 1852, in Philadelphia, is buried in Philadelphia. $9,250 Inventory #904
- [RARE FEDERAL TWO-DRAWER OCTAGONAL TOP CANDLE STAND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-federal-two-drawer-octagonal-top-candle-stand/) - New Hampshire or Vermont Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Birch Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 27 1/2 inches Depth: 24 3/8 inches Width: 16 3/8 inches Provenance: Nathan Liverant and Son Antiques, Colchester, CT #914
- [DOCUMENTED FEDERAL TALL CASE CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/documented-federal-tall-case-clock/) - With works by Robert Joyce Case made and labelled by Slover and Kortwright, New York (partnership lasted from 1795-1796) New York 1795-1796 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: White Pine, Tulip Poplar Height: 98 inches Width: 19 inches Depth: 9 1/2 inches Provenance: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York; Private Collection, Illinois. Reference: Illustrated in American Cabinetmakers - Marked American Furniture, 1640 - 1940 by William C. Ketchum, Jr. with the Museum of American Folk Art, Pages 315 - 316. For information on Robert Joyce see Distin & Bishop, The American Clock, page 316, and Brooks Palmer, The Book of American Clocks, page 235. The works are by the New York City clockmaker Robert Joyce, who worked in the late eighteenth century, and the case by Slover and Kortright, Cabinetmakers at 30 Cortland Street, New York City, who worked in partnership for only two years, 1795 and 1796. #912
- [PAIR OF TRICK LEG CARD TABLES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-trick-leg-card-tables/) - Of the type associated with the cabinet shop of Duncan Phyfe (1768-1854). New York Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 28 3/4 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 17 3/4 inches, 35 1/2 inches open Provenance: Dannenberg-Morse Family, New York/Maryland. Ethel Luisa Dannenberg Morse (1885-1959). Edmond N. Morse (1922-2015). #929
- [FEDERAL CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-card-table-6/) - Of the type associated with John and Thomas Seymour Boston Circa 1790 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Flame Birch Secondary Woods: Birch, Mahogany, White Pine Height: 29 1/2 inches Length: 35 1/2 inches Depth: 18 1/4 inches #872
- [CHIPPENDALE ARM CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-arm-chair-copy/) - New York Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Cherry Seat Frame, Pine Blocks Height: 38 inches Width: 22 1/4 inches Depth: 17 inches Provenance: Ginsburg and Levy, Inc. Inventory Number: 37939
- [FINE PAIR OF GEORGE III GILT WOOD WALL BRACKETS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/fine-pair-of-george-iii-gilt-wood-wall-brackets/) - England Circa 1750 Height: 15 1/2 inches Width: 11 3/4 inches Depth: 8 1/4 inches Provenance: Apter-Fredericks, LTD, London. #878
- [WILLIAM AND MARY GATELEG TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/william-and-mary-gateleg-table-2/) - American Circa 1720 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: Walnut, Maple Height: 29 inches Width: 43 3/4 inches Depth: 17 3/4 inches closed, 53 3/4 inches open
- [A VERY RARE SIX LEG FEDERAL CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-very-rare-six-leg-federal-card-table/) - Attibuted to Thomas and Stephen Goddard Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1790 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Satinwood Secondary Woods: Maple, Pine Reference: Ethel Hall Bjerkoe, The Cabinetmakers of America, plate XXV, no. 2, shows a similar table made by Thomas and Stephen Goddard at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Other tables of this group include a pair at the Rhode Island Historical Society, Providence, Rhode Island ( See Joseph K. Ott, The John Brown House Loan Exhibition Of Rhode Island Furniture, entry 36), and one in the collection of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, Virginia. #926
- [CHIPPENDALE SERPENTINE CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-serpentine-card-table-2/) - Newport Circa 1780 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: White Pine, Maple Height 28 3/4 inches Width 33 inches Depth 16 inches (when closed) $9,500 #918
- [CLASSICAL INLAID MAHOGANY ASTRAGAL END WORK TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/classical-inlaid-mahogany-astragal-end-work-table/) - New York Circa 1800 Height: 29 inches Width: 24 inches Depth: 12 inches Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Mahogany, Tulip Poplar $9,500 #942
- [FEDERAL INLAID PEMBROKE TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-pembroke-table-6/) - Baltimore or Annapolis Circa 1795 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Oak, Tulip Poplar Height: 28 inches Width: 18 1/2 inches closed, 38 1/4 inches open Depth: 36 inches $3,500 #956
- [QUEEN ANNE PAD FOOT CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-pad-foot-card-table/) - Mid Atlantic Region Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood/s: Oak, Poplar, White Pine Height: 29 1/4 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 14 1/2 inches The platformed pad foot appears on some tables made south of New York including most of the mid-Atlantic colonies and into Virginia. $12,500 #970
- [THE JASON HAVEN BLOCKFRONT DESK AND BOOKCASE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-jason-haven-blockfront-desk-and-bookcase-2/) - Attributed to Job Coit Boston Circa 1755 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: White Pine, Cedar, Maple Height: 95 inches Width: 40 inches Depth: 24 3/4 inches Provenance: Made for Reverend Jason Haven (1733-1803) of Dedham, Massachusetts; to his son, Judge Samuel Haven (1771-1847) who build Haven House in Dedham; to his son Samuel Foster Haven (1806-1881); through the family until likely auctioned in 1922 with the remainder of the furniture in Haven House; by descent to the most recent owners. #1069
- [QUEEN ANNE TEA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-tea-table-5/) - Connecticut, likely Wallingford Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: White PIne Height: 28 1/2 inches Width: 30 inches Depth: 22 inches $32,500 Inventory Number: 100
- [FINE CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIR - ONE OF A PAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/fine-chippendale-side-chair/) - Boston Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, White Pine Height: 38 inches Seat Height: 17 inches Width: 21 5/8 inches Depth: 21 1/2 inches Reference: Another chair from this set is in the collection of The Winterthur Museum, see Evans and Richards, New England Furniture at Winterthur, entry 54, pages 96-98. Another chair, possibly this example, appears in Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., A Century of American Chairs, entry 11. Inventory Number: 980
- [CHIPPENDALE DESK AND BOOKCASE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-desk-and-bookcase-3/) - Made by Barnabas Comins (1771-1829) Charlton, Massachusetts Dated 1792 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 85 1/2 inches to the top of the finial Width: 37 1/2 inches Depth: 18 inches Please see the information sheet on Comins included with this piece of furniture. #990
- [FEDERAL MAHOGANY AND MAHOGANY VENEER CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-mahogany-and-mahogany-veneer-card-table/) - Attributed to Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Mahogany, Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 30 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 18 inches For a similar example made for Samuel Foote: Nancy McClelland, Duncan Phyfe and The English Regency 1795-1830, plate 259, pg. 272. Also, Peter Kenny, Duncan Phyfe: Master Cabinetmaker in New York, pg. 287, plate 2.22. $9,500 #994
- [PAINT DECORATED ONE DRAWER STAND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/paint-decorated-one-drawer-stand/) - Massachusetts Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 29 inches Width: 22 inches Depth: 18 inches #992
- [CHIPPENDALE BALL AND CLAW FOOT CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-ball-and-claw-foot-chest-of-drawers/) - Boston circa 1765 Primary wood: Mahogany Secondary wood: White Pine Height: 33 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 21 3/4 inches #1002
- [DIMINUTIVE QUEEN ANNE HIGH CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/diminutive-queen-anne-high-chest-of-drawers/) - Boston Circa 1740 Primary Woods: Walnut, Maple Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 69 inches Width: 37 1/2 inches Depth: 20 1/2 inches #1006
- [STAFFORDSHIRE "FREDERICK THE GREAT OF PRUSSIA" SALT GLAZED TEAPOT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/staffordshire-frederick-the-great-of-prussia-salt-glazed-teapot/) - Circa 1760 Height: 5 inches Width: 8 3/8 inches Depth: 5 inches approx. 5 x 8-3/8 x 5 in. Provenance: Jonathan Horne, London Note: For a similar example, see Sotheby's, New York, Wedgwood and Beyond: English Ceramics from the Starr Collection, October 23, 2019, lot 45. $3,850 #1060
- [DOUBLE-"X" BACK ARMCHAIR WITH CARVED TOP RAIL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/double-x-back-armchair-with-carved-top-rail/) - Attributed to the Workshop of Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Ash, Maple Height: 33 inches Width: 21 1/2 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Provenance: Mrs. J. Amory Haskell, New Jersey; Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., New York; Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Joseph, New York. Inventory Number: 546
- [CHIPPENDALE PEMBROKE TABLE WITH PIERCED STRETCHERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-pembroke-table-with-pierced-stretchers/) - Newport. Circa 1780. Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 28 1/4 inches Width: 20 3/4 inches Depth: 29 3/4 inches Provenance: George Horace Lorimer; Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., New York; Sotheby's, New York, January 31, February 1-2, 1985, lot 912 $9,500 #938
- [SEVENTEENTH CENTURY SLAT BACK GREAT CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/seventeenth-century-slat-back-great-chair/) - Coastal Massachusetts Circa 1680 Carved with the Initials HC:DC Primary Woods: Ash, Maple Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 40 inches Width: 23 inches Depth:16 inches $8,500 #697
- [BALL AND CLAW FOOT CHIPPENDALE SQUASH BALL TRIPOD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/ball-and-claw-foot-chippendale-squash-ball-tripod-table/) - Chippendale Tripod Candle Stand Philadelphia. Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Mahogany Height: 27 3/4 inches Diameter of top: 21 5/8 by 22 inches $22,500 #798
- [SILVER CREAM JUG BY WILLIAM MOULTON IV](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/silver-cream-jug-by-william-moulton-iv/) - Newburyport Circa 1805 Height: 4 7/8 inches Width: 4 inches Depth: 4 inches Base Diameter: 2 1/8 inches Marked on base Provenance: Vincent Dyckman Andrus There is a very similar creampot by Wiliam Moulton at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Please see Kathryn C Cuhler American Silver 1655-1825 in The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Volume II, page 528, number 470. #949 $1,450
- [PAIR OF SILVER OVAL SALVERS - Hugh Wishart](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-silver-oval-salvers-hugh-wishart/) - Made by Hugh Wishart (1784-1816) Maker's mark; Engraved on the bottom of both: "S. Richard Fecit". New York Circa 1805 Height: 1 3/8 inches Width: 10 3/8 inches Depth: 8 1/4 inches Provenance: Vincent Dyckman Andrus Reference: For a discussion of Stephen Richard, please see Ian M. G. Quimby American Silver at Winterthur, page 277. There are few known pieces having the Wishart stamp and the signature of S. Richard. He was either an apprentice of Wishart's, or Wishart may have commissioned works by Richard. #947
- [A PAIR OF ELIZA JUMEL'S FEDERAL HEPPLEWHITE SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-pair-of-eliza-jumels-federal-hepplewhite-side-chairs/) - New York Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Ash Height: 39 3/4 inches Width: 21 1/4 inches Depth: 17 inches Provenance: Originally belonged to Eliza Jumel and used by her at the Jumel Mansion. To Mrs. J. Amory Haskell to the Museum of the City of New York. Reference: The chairs appear in the 1929 Girl Scout's Loan Exhibition, entry 697. They also appear in the 1957 exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York, Furniture by New York Cabinetmakers, number 78. #978
- [FEDERAL SHERATON SERVING TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-sheraton-serving-table/) - Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 34 1/4 inches Width: 39 inches Depth: 16 inches Provenance: The Sayre Family of Cambridge, Massachusetts. #976 $9,500
- [PAIR OF CARVED, EBONIZED, AND GILDED BRACKETS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-carved-ebonized-and-gilded-brackets/) - Also with a single to make three or sold separately New York Circa 1790 Wood: White Pine (by microanalysis) Height: 17 3/8 inches Width: 13 1/2 inches Provenance: The Yates Family, Auburn, New York; Owned by Governor Joseph C. Yates; The Henry Francis Dupont Winterthur Museum, Wilmington, Delaware; Sotheby Parke Bernet, 1977; Bernard and S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York.. #975
- [CHIPPENDALE CARVED KNEE TRIPOD TEA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-carved-knee-tripod-tea-table/) - Salem Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Mahogany Height: 23 inches Diameter (top): 30 1/4 inches x 30 3/4 inches Reference: See Richard Randall, American Furniture in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, entry 86, for a similar example. Inventory Number: 861
- [QUEEN ANNE WALNUT EASY CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-walnut-easy-chair/) - Boston Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut, Maple Rear Legs Secondary Wood: White Pine, Maple, Birch Height: 46 inches Width: 37 inches Depth: 24 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 882
- [Portrait of a Fireman from the Eagle Engine Company No.13 of Greenwich Village, New York](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/portrait-of-a-fireman-from-the-eagle-engine-company-no-13-of-greenwich-village-new-york/) - New York City 1835 – 1845 Oil on Canvas, retaining original molded pine and gilt decorated frame. Unsigned Height: 46 inches Width: 38 inches Provenance: The design of this rare Fireman Portrait and the original molded pine and gilt frame support an attribution to the New York City area. The early 19th century fire helmet held by the sitter identifies the Fireman as a member of the Eagle Engine Company No.13 of Greenwich Village, New York City. The initials on the lower edge of the helmet, “C.M” represent the sitter’s name, probably the middle and last initials. On the reverse of the frame, nears the left side hanger support, is the pencil inscription “McCormack,” possibly the sitter’s last name. The portrait shows some resemblance to the work of John Paradise (1783-1833) of New York City, or his son, John Wesley Paradise. This painting was published by Nathan Liverant and Son Antiques advertisement in “The Magazine Antiques" (January 2009). Inventory Number: 873
- [CARVED FEDERAL SERVING TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/carved-federal-serving-table/) - Salem Circa 1790 Of the type associated with Samuel McIntire Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 30 3/4 inches Width: 37 7/8 inches Depth: 20 1/4 inches $9,500
- [PAIR OF FEDERAL FLAT GLASS MIRRORS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-federal-flat-glass-mirrors/) - New York, Probably Albany Circa 1810 Primary Wood: White Pine Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 65 inches Width: 33 inches
- [A QUEEN ANNE SHELL CARVED FLAT TOP HIGH CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-queen-anne-shell-carved-flat-top-high-chest/) - Probably South County, Rhode Island Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Woods: White Pine, Maple Height: 73 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 19 inches Reference: For similar examples see The Rhode Island Furniture Archive numbers 1997, 2026 and 4641.
- [CHIPPENDALE KNEEHOLE DESK WITH BALL AND CLAW FEET AND A CARVED DRAWER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-kneehole-desk-with-ball-and-claw-feet-and-a-carved-drawer/) - New York Circa 1760 Height: 31 1/2 inches Width: 35 inches Depth: 18 1/2 inches Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Poplar Provenance: Descended in the Gardiner Family of Long Island, New York. Reference: A similar kneehole desk is illustrated in William Hornor, Jr., Philadelphia Furniture, plate 196. This desk is illustrated in, Bermard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., Gallery Catalogue III, page 53.
- [CHIPPENDALE SLANT FRONT DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-slant-front-desk-4/) - Providence, Rhode Island Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Curly Maple Secondary Woods: Chestnut, White Pine, Maple Height: 43 inches Width: 42 1/2 inches Depth: 22 1/2 inches
- [PANEL VENEERED FEDERAL CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/panel-veneered-federal-chest-of-drawers/) - Portsmouth Circa 1800 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Flame Birch Veneer Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 39 3/4 inches Width: 41 1/2 inches Depth: 22 1/2 inches $9,500
- [CHIPPENDALE OXBOW CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-oxbow-chest-of-drawers/) - Connecticut Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 34 inches Width: 37 1/2 inches Depth: 18 3/4 inches
- [FEDERAL BOWFRONT 12 PANEL CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-bowfront-12-panel-chest-of-drawers/) - New Hampshire, Probably Portsmouth Circa 1800 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Flame Birch Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 38 inches Width: 38 1/2 inches Depth: 21 inches Provenance: Nathan Liverant and Son Antiques
- [PAIR OF SWIRL BASE BRASS CANDLESTICKS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-swirl-base-brass-candlesticks/) - England Circa 1760 Height: 8-1/4 inches $3,250 Inventory Number: 881
- [QUEEN ANNE TEA TABLE WITH SLIDES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-tea-table-with-slides/) - Boston Circa 1755 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 27 inches Width: 29 1/2 inches Depth: 20 inches References: An example clearly by the same hand is now in a private collection. See Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Paul Revere's Boston 1735-1818 (Boston, 1975), no. 122. That table has the same wide slides, same lower molding and the identical shape and size of the slide mechanism. For other related examples of similarly carved tea tables, see Barry Greenlaw, New England Furniture at Williamsburg (Williamsburg, 1974), no. 129; Israel Sack, Inc., American Antiques from Israel Sack Collection, vol. VI (1979), p. 1540-41, P4574; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Paul Revere's Boston 1735-1818 (Boston, 1975), no. 122. Inventory Number: 7371
- [Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828)](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/gilbert-stuart-1755-1828/) - PAIR OF PORTRAITS OF GEORGE AND MARY CHANNING GIBBS Circa 1798 Oil on Canvas Dimensions: 35 x 30 1/2 in. Reference: Listed in Gilbert Stuart: An Illustrated Descriptive List of His Works Compiled by Lawrence Park, Vol. I, page 346-348, numbers 326 and 328. George Gibbs, Sr. (1735-1803) was born in Newport, Rhode Island and knew Gilbert Stuart there growing up. Gibbs led a successful career as a grain merchant and ultimately founded the shipping firm, Gibbs and Channing . His portrait was exhibited at the Boston Athenaeum in 1836 and at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in 1895. Gibbs married Mary Channing (1747-1824), also of Newport and the sister of his business partner, in 1787. Stuart painted her portrait circa 1803. Provenance: Colonel George Gibbs (1776-1833); to his son Professor Oliver Wolcott Gibbs (1822-1908); to his sister Elizabeth Wolcott Gibbs (1819-1900), wife of Lucius Tuckerman; and through the family. Inventory Number: 37983
- [THE CALEB GARDNER FAMILY CHIPPENDALE TWO SHELL BONNET-TOP SECRETARY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-caleb-gardner-family-chippendale-two-shell-bonnet-top-secretary/) - Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1765 Attributed to Daniel Spencer (1741-1796) Provenance: Caleb Gardner (1739–1806), Newport, Rhode Island; by descent to his daughter Mrs. Audley Clarke (nee Mary Gardner, 1776–1845), Newport, Rhode Island; by descent to her son Peleg Clarke (1796–1887), Newport, Rhode Island; by descent to his son Henry Audley Clarke (1832–1910), Newport, Rhode Island, and later Brooklyn, New York; by descent to his son Audley Clarke (1862–1947), Brooklyn, New York; by descent to his son Jeremiah Clarke (1897–1964), Old Brookville, New York; Ginsburg and Levy, Inc., New York, 1963. Reference: Illustrated on pages 342 and 343 in Michael Moses, Master Craftsmen of Newport - The Townsends and the Goddards. Caleb Gardner was an officer in the Revolution, a friend of George Washington, French Consul at Newport, and member of the Rhode Island State Government. Daniel Spencer likely trained with his uncle, John Goddard, in Newport. A signed desk and bookcase is known and a multitude of important Rhode Island pieces are attributed to him. Among the pieces are the Nicholas Brown nine shell desk and bookcase, the Jabez Bowen chest on chest at Chipstone, and the John Brown desk and bookcase at Yale. Perhaps the most similar example also with large well executed shells is the clothes press at Chipstone. Inventory Number: C20
- [FEDERAL CARD TABLE POSSIBLY BY MICHAEL ALLISON](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-card-table-possibly-by-michael-allison/) - Attributed to Michael Allison New York Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Poplar, Pine, Ash Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 17 3/4 inches $8,500 Inventory Number: 116
- [FEDERAL CARVED CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-carved-card-table/) - Attributed to George G. Wright Philadelphia Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Satinwood, Satinwood Veneers Secondary Woods: Maple, Tulip Poplar Height: 29 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 18 1/4 inches Reference: For similar tables please see Clark Pearce, Catherine Ebert, and Alexandra Alevizatos Kirtley "From Apprentice to Master: The Life and Career of Philadelphia Cabinetmaker George G. Wright" in American Furniture, 2007, figures 15-30. $18,500 Inventory Number: 348
- [FEDERAL CLUSTER COLUMN CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-cluster-column-card-table/) - Federal Cluster Column Card Table New York Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 30 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 18 1/2 inches Provenance: Bears a museum accession number on its underside. Inventory Number: 384
- [FEDERAL EAGLE INLAID CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-eagle-inlaid-card-table/) - Mid Atlantic States, possibly Maryland Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Yellow Pine Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 34 1/2 inches Depth: 16 3/4 inches $7,850 Inventory Number: 350
- [CHIPPENDALE SERPENTINE FRONT CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-serpentine-front-card-table-2/) - New York, possibly upstate Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 27 inches Width: 33 inches Depth: 16 1/2 inches Provenance: John Walton, Inc. $18,500 Inventory Number: 351
- [CHIPPENDALE BALL AND CLAW FOOT CARD TABLE WITH SHELL CARVED KNEES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-ball-and-claw-foot-card-table-with-shell-carved-knees/) - New York Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, Cherry Height: 28 1/2 inches Width: 33 inches Depth: 15 1/2 inches Reference: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., Catalogue IV, illustrated and recorded on page 44. Inventory Number: 787
- [RARE PAIR OF SEYMOUR SCHOOL FEDERAL CARD TABLES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-pair-of-seymour-school-federal-card-tables/) - Boston Circa 1795 Primary Wood: Mahogany, Flame Birch Veneers Secondary Woods: Maple, White Pine Height: 29 1/4 inches Width: 36 1/2 inches Depth: 18 inches Inventory Number: 925
- [QUEEN ANNE TRIPOD TABLE WITH AN ANCIENT SURFACE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-tripod-table-with-an-ancient-surface/) - Philadelphia Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Mahogany Height: 28 1/4 inches Diameter (top): 23 1/2 inches by 24 1/4 inches Reference: Illustrated in Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., Gallery Catalog IV, page 33. Inventory Number: 325
- [CHIPPENDALE TRIPOD CANDLESTAND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-tripod-candlestand/) - Philadelphia Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Mahogany Height: 27 1/2 inches Diameter (top): 21 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 361
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- [FEDERAL ROLL TOP DESK AND BOOKCASE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-roll-top-desk-and-bookcase/) - Attributed To Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1825 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Satinwood Secondary Wood: Tulip Poplar Height: 78 inches Width: 39 inches Depth: 22 inches References: This same desk was featured in the Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibition catalogue of 1963, American Art from American Collections: Decorative Arts, Paintings, and Prints of the Colonial and Federal Periods from Private Collections, page 37. See a similar desk and bookcase in 19th Century America: Furniture and other Decorative Arts; An Exhibition in Celebration of the Hundredth Anniversary of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, image 20. Also, please see a similar secretary in John Scherer New York State MuseumÆs New York Furniture The Federal Period 1788 - 1825, page 23. Note the similarities of the treatment of the corner of the cornice with the corners of a signed and dated Phyfe window seat made for Robert Donaldson and now at The Brooklyn Museum, see Plate 34 of Peter Kenny, Michael Brown, et al., Duncan Phyfe, Master Cabinetmaker in New York. Inventory Number: 922
- [QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-highboy-4/) - Boston Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 84 1/4 inches Width: 44 1/2 inches Depth: 22 inches With unusual panels on the sides of the base and pilasters on the top. Inventory Number: 482
- [THE GIFFORD-PINCHOT FAMILY CHIPPENDALE CHEST-ON-CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-gifford-pinchot-family-chippendale-chest-on-chest/) - Philadelphia Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Yellow Pine, Poplar, White Cedar Height: 98 inches Width: 45 inches Depth: 22 ½ inches Provenance: Descended in the Gifford and Pinchot Families of Pennsylvania. Inventory Number: 3766
- [A CHIPPENDALE SERPENTINE-FRONT STOP-FLUTED CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-chippendale-serpentine-front-stop-fluted-card/) - Newport Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, Chestnut Height: 28 inches Width: 34 inches Depth: 16 1/2 inches Provenance: The Joseph and June Hennage Collection, Williamsburg, VA; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York. Reference: The Rhode Island Furniture Archive at The Yale University Art Gallery, RIF306. Inventory Number: 6611
- [FAN BACK WINDSOR CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/fan-back-windsor-chair/) - Philadelphia Circa 1770 Primary Woods: Tulip Poplar, Maple, Hickory Height: 39 ½ inches Width: 26 inches Depth: 18 ½ inches Reference: A very similar chair in the collection of The Nantucket Historical Association appears in Nancy Goyne Evans, American Windsor Chairs, page 94, Fig. 3-31. See also Wallace Nutting's Furniture Treasury, volume II, entry 2676 for either this chair or its mate. Inventory Number: 7327.1
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- [FEDERAL SERPENTINE CHEST ATTRIBUTED TO THE WORKSHOP OF JUDKINS AND SENTER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-serpentine-chest-attributed-to-the-workshop-of-judkins-and-senter-copy/) - Portsmouth, New Hampshire Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: White Pine Height: 38 1/2 inches Width: 43 5/8 inches Depth: 21 inches Reference: The Judkins and Senter attribution is based on construction techniques such as the demi-lune drawer supports and the decorative use of heart shaped escutcheons on the drawer fronts. Please see Brock Jobe's Portsmouth Furniture Masterworks from the New Hampshire Seacoast, number 33, pages 178-180, specifically plate 33B and number 22, page 145. The chest was in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's exhibition American Art from American Collections and in the accompanying catalog, number 54, page 28. Item Number: 6939
- [EARLY LADDER BACK ARMCHAIR WITH SLIP SEAT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/early-ladder-back-armchair-with-slip-seat/) - Pennsylvania; possibly Philadelphia Circa 1740 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: Cherry, Red Gum Height: 44 1/2 inches Width: 24 inches Depth: 16 inches Seat Height: 17 1/4 inches Inventory Number: 566
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- [CLASSICAL CARD TABLE ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS SEYMOUR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/classical-card-table-attributed-to-john-and-thomas-seymour/) - Carving probably by Thomas Wightman (1759-1827) Boston Circa 1820 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Mahogany, Maple, Chestnut, White Pine Height: 28 1/4 inches Width: 37 1/2 inches Depth: 18 1/2 inches Reference: Note the similar lyre base on the card table pictured in Robert Mussey The Furniture Masterworks of John & Thomas Seymour, pages 362-363, catalogue entry 114. Inventory Number: 6803
- [CHIPPENDALE SERPENTINE FIVE LEGGED NEW YORK CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-serpentine-five-legged-new-york-card-table/) - New York Circa 1770 With the unusual feature of a central drawer Primary Woods: Mahogany, Mahogany Veneer Secondary Woods: Poplar, Pine Height: 28 inches Width: 34 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 38002
- [FEDERAL TRICK LEG CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-trick-leg-card-table/) - Attributed to Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1810 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Satinwood Secondary Woods: Ash, Poplar Height: 29 inches Width: 35 3/4 inches Depth: 17 3/4 inches Inventory Number: 7351
- [FEDERAL INLAID CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-card-table-4/) - New York Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Pine, Birch Height: 28 1/2 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 7242
- [FEDERAL TRICK LEG CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-trick-leg-card-table-2/) - Federal Trick Leg Card Table Of the type associated with Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 18 inches Inventory Number: 382
- [FEDERAL TRICK LEG CARD TABLE - NEAR PAIR WITH #382](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-trick-leg-card-table-near-pair-with-382/) - Of the type associated with Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 18 inches $12,500 Inventory Number: 383
- [VERY FINE FEDERAL INLAID DEMILUNE CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/very-fine-federal-inlaid-demilune-card-table/) - New York Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine, Needed Height: 29 3/4 inches Width: 37 inches Depth: 19 1/2 inches Reference: A nearly identical table is in the Kaufman Collection. Inventory Number: 765
- [FEDERAL CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-card-table-5/) - Attributed to John and Thomas Seymour Boston Circa 1795 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Satinwood Secondary Woods: Maple, White Pine Height: 28 1/2 inches Width: 34 inches Depth: 19 inches Inventory Number: 843
- [FEDERAL CARD TABLE WITH SPADE FEET](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-card-table-with-spade-feet/) - Maryland, possibly Annapolis Circa 1795 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, Yellow Pine Height: 29 1/4 inches Width: 32 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 845
- [FEDERAL CARD TABLE EN SUITE WITH #182](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-card-table-en-suite-with-182/) - Probably by John and Thomas Seymour Boston Circa 1809 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Rosewood, Ebony Secondary Woods: White Pine, Maple Height: 29 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Provenance: Provenance: From the Jackson family of Newton, Massachusetts and possibly made for Timothy Jackson, 1756-1814, when he built a Federal style house on his family property in 1809. The house is still standing and is now owned by Historic Newton. For a very similar table documented to the Seymours see Robert Mussey, The Furniture Masterworks of John and Thomas Seymour, pages 358-9, entry112. $12,500 #183 The Jackson Homestead, located at 527 Washington Street, in the village of Newton Corner, in Newton, Massachusetts, is an historic house that served as a station on the Underground Railroad before the Civil War. It was built in 1809 in the Federal style by Timothy Jackson (1756–1814) on his family's farm. His son William Jackson (1783–1855) lived in it from 1820 until his death. William Jackson was an abolitionist and was active in politics on the local, state and national levels and served in the United States Congress from 1833 to 1837. The home was occupied by his family until 1932 when it was rented out. In 1949 it was given to the city of Newton and in 1950 the Newton History Museum was established there.[2] In 1646, Edward Jackson bought a 500-acre farm which covered much of Newton Corner and Newtonville. In about 1670, he built a house on the side of east side of Smelt Brook, on the site of the present Homestead. The south-facing house was a saltbox: two stories in front and one at the back, originally 22 by 18 feet. There were two kitchens and a bedroom on the lower floor, two chambers on the second, and two further bedrooms in the attic. The house, which was never painted, either inside or out, took water from a well sheltered by a large elm tree. 17 feet were added to the house either by Edward's son Sebas or, later, by his grandson, Joseph. As was not uncommon, there were always two generations living in the house, and the addition was probably to provide for a second family. In 1809, Major Timothy Jackson decided to replace the old homestead with "a fine house for the (modern) times". He designed and helped build a large, two-family house, hoping that his youngest son, Edmund, would possibly move into it if he married. The house was a great improvement on the original, featuring such improvements as an inside well, a laundry, storeroom and ell, magnificent fireplaces with huge mantelpieces, a great staircase and airy, small private bedchambers on the second floor, with a large, useful garrett extending on top of the entire house. Timothy Jackson had built what is now known today as the Jackson Homestead. After Timothy Jr's death, his estate was divided among his sons. William Jackson struck deals with his brothers, buying the shares from Edmund and George, and made a "division" with Francis and Stephen, according to which they took the land to the south of Washington street and he received the homestead and everything to the north. Adjustments were made to the house, most notably the creation and splitting of bedrooms, to accommodate the large family, the house was painted yellow with the same cream trim and green shutters the Homestead has today, and central heating would eventually be installed in the 1830s. By the 1900s, the Jackson Homestead began using municipal water rather from their indoor well. Under the direction of Louise Keith, William's granddaughter, major renovations were carried out. Modern plumbing was installed in the bathroom and kitchen, all of which were connected to the city sewers. Wooden ceiling beams were reinforced with iron braces and seventy-six new panels of glass were installed. The interior of the house was repainted, and the exterior of the house was painted white for the first time. In 1949, Frances (Hatch) Paine, gave the homestead to the City of Newton for educational, recreational, and other public purposes. The Homestead became the CIty Museum, and a number of changes have been made, most notably the remodelling of the ell in 1966.
- [QUEEN ANNE TILT AND TURN TRIPOD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-tilt-and-turn-tripod-table-with-pad-feet/) - New York Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Mahogany Height: 28 ½ inches Width: 23 1/8 inches Depth: 23 ½ inches Inventory Number: 6091
- [CHIPPENDALE TRIPOD OVAL STAND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-tripod-oval-stand/) - Possibly made by Ned Cushing (1783-1863) Hingham, Massachusetts Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Birch Provenance: Ginsburg and Levy, Inc. Reference: For a nearly identical example please see Harbor and Home, entry 50 for a stand from the Cushing family. That stand shares the. same delicate and ornamented pedestal. $1,850 Inventory Number: 034
- [HIGHBACK WINDSOR CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/highback-windsor-chair/) - Massachusetts, Probably Charlestown Circa 1800 Primary Woods: White Pine, Ash, Maple Height: 46 inches Width: 23 ¼ inches Depth: 14 inches Reference: For a very similar chair see Nancy Goyne Evans, American Windsor Chairs, figure 6-218, page 364. Inventory Number: 4392.4
- [RARE BRACE-BACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-windsor-brace-back-side-chair-2/) - With reversed stretchers Connecticut Circa 1760 Primary Woods: Maple, Pine, Hickory Height: 37 1/2 inches Width: 20 3/4 inches Depth: 18 inches Reference: Illustrated in Charles Santore, The Windsor Style in America, Volume II, page 82, figure 62. Inventory Number: 2842 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [RARE CONTINUOUS ARM WINDSOR CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-continuous-windsor-armchair-2/) - Connecticut Circa 1800 Primary Woods: Ash, Maple, Poplar Height: 35 1/4 inches Width: 22 1/2 inches [at the arms] Depth: 17 inches [seat] Reference: The chair is illustrated in Charles Santore, The Windsor Style In America, Volume II, number 155. Inventory Number: 6308 Photograph © Bruce M. White
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- [FEDERAL INLAID DRESSING MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-dressing-mirror/) - Attributed to John and Thomas Seymour Boston Circa 1805 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Birch, Maple Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 19 1 /4 inches Width: 21 1/2 inches Depth: 10 1/4 inches Reference: Similar example in Robert Mussey, The Furniture Masterworks of John and Thomas Seymour, entry 58, pages 250-251. . See also Vernon C. Stoneman, A Supplement to John and Thomas Seymour, Cabinetmkaers in Boston, 1794-1816, page 95. Inventory Number: 333
- [PAIR OF FEDERAL GIRANDOLE MIRRORS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-federal-girandole-mirrors/) - New York, Probably Albany Circa 1810 Primary Wood: White Pine (by micro-analysis) Secondary Wood: White Pine (by micro-analysis) Height: 65 inches Width: 33 inches Reference: Similar flat glass mirrors with New York histories exist. See the cover and page 58 of The Albany Institute of History and Art New York Furniture Before 1840 for a very similar flat glass example with an Albany history. Note that this is one of three pairs of girandole mirrors currently in stock. Inventory Number: 502
- [DIMINUTIVE QUEEN ANNE SLANT FRONT DESK INLAID WITH A MARINER'S STAR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/small-chippendale-desk-with-an-inlaid-mariners-star-on-its-lid/) - Connecticut, probably Woodbury Circa 1780 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 41 ½ inches, 32 inches (writing) Width: 34 1/2 inches Depth: 18 1/4 inches Provenance: Sheldon J. Buckland; (1841) E. A. Buckland. Inventory number: 37801 Additional Image 1 Additional Image 2 Additional Image 3
- [TRANSITIONAL CHIPPENDALE SLANT FRONT DESK INLAID WITH A FAN](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/transitional-chippendale-slant-front-desk-inlaid-with-a-fan/) - Western Massachusetts, probably Deerfield or Springfield Circa 1785 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: Pine, Chestnut Height: 42 1/2 inches Width: 38 inches Depth: 19 inches Provenance: Descended in the Johnson Family of Springfield, Massachusetts; to descendants in San Jose, California; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York. Inventory number: 37802 Additional Image 1 Additional Image 2
- [OPEN TALON DROP LEAF TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/open-talon-drop-leaf-table/) - CHIPPENDALE OVAL BALL AND CLAW FOOT DROP LEAF TABLE WITH OPEN TALONS Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1755 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Woods: Pine, Maple Height: 27 1/4 inches Width: 48 inches Depth: 14 inches; When Opened: 48 3/4 inches Provenance: Janet L. Auchinchloss-Morris, Newport, Rhode Island, Hammersmith Farm, Middletown, Rhode Island. Inventory Number: 37977
- [FEDERAL SIDE TABLE WITH SHELF](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-side-table-with-shelf/) - New Hampshire, Possibly Portsmouth Circa 1810 Primary Woods: Maple, Bird's Eye Maple, Mahogany Veneer Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 28 1/2 inches Width: 15 inches Depth: 15 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 7321
- [NEOCLASSICAL WORK TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/neoclassical-work-table/) - Attributed to Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1810 Primary Woods: Birch, Rosewood, Ebony Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 25 1/4 inches Depth: 13 1/2 inches For a similar table also in light wood with the identical interior but a tambour base please see Peter Kenny et al., Duncan Phyfe: Master Cabinetmaker in New York, plate 9, pages 172-173. That table is in the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Inventory Number: 633
- [PAIR OF GILDED AND STENCILED SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-gilded-and-stenciled-side-chairs/) - Similar to the work of John Banks New York Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Mahogany Height: 32 inches Width: 18 1/2 inches Depth: 16 inches Reference: A similar chair is in the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Inventory Number: 710
- [FEDERAL CAMPAIGN DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-campaign-desk/) - Portsmouth Circa 1805 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Birch Secondary Woods: White Pine, Mahogany, Maple Height: 35 inches Width: 30 inches Depth: 18 inches References: A nearly identical example is in the collection of the MFA, Boston and appears in Brock Jobe, Portsmouth Furniture, Masterworks from the New Hampshire Sea Coast, entry 29, pages 168-9. Inventory Number: 831
- [FEDERAL INLAID CANDLESTAND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-candlestand-2/) - Attributed to Nathan Lumbard (1777-1847) Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: Cherry Height: 26 3/4 inches Dimensions (top): 15 3/4 x 16 inches The inlay is associated with the work of Nathan Lumbard of Sutton, Massachusetts. Inventory Number: 37999
- [RARE CLAW AND BALL FOOT FLATTENED BALL STEM CHIPPENDALE TRIPOD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-claw-and-ball-foot-flattened-ball-stem-chippendale-tripod-table/) - Philadelphia Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Walnut Height: 28 inches Width: 35 ¾ inches Depth: 35 ½ inches Inventory Number: 4986
- [QUEEN ANNE PORRINGER TOP TEA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-porringer-top-tea-table-new-england/) - New England, Probably Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1740-1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 25 1/4 inches Width: 34 1/4 inches Depth: 24 1/4 inches Provenance: Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., New York; Private Collection, New York. Reference: Other examples of Porringer top tea tables are in the collection of Colonial Williamsburg ( see Barry A. Greenlaw, New England Furniture at Williamsburg, Plate 125), and Winterthur (see Joseph Downs, American Furniture - Queen Anne and Chippendale Periods, number 302 Inventory Number: 5562 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [QUEEN ANNE TRIPOD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-tripod-table/) - Attributed to Eliphalet Chapin Windsor, Connecticut Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: Cherry Height: 28 1/2 inches Diameter (top): 36 inches $3,500 Inventory Number: 210
- [Chippendale Tripod Table with Carved Knees](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-tripod-table-with-carved-knees/) - New York Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Mahogany Height: 27 1/2 inches Diameter (top): 33 1/4 inches x 32 1/2 inches $6,250 Inventory Number: 608
- [FEDERAL SOFA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-sofa-table-2/) - New York Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 28 3/4 inches Width: 40 inches, 64 1/2 inches open Depth: 25 3/4 inches Provenance: Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., New York; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schlosser, Larchmont, New York. $28,500 Inventory Number: 416
- [CLASSICAL SOFA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/classical-sofa-table/) - Attributed to Duncan Phyfe (1770-1854) New York Circa 1820 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Mahogany, Tulip Poplar, Cherry Height: 28 3/4 inches Width: 38 3/4 inches, 57 1/4 inches when open Depth: 26 inches Reference: Please see a sofa table with the identical base and stretcher in a photograph of the home of Isabel Bronson, daughter of Robert Donaldson, in Peter Kenny et al. Duncan Phyfe: Master Cabinetmaker of New York, page 132, figure 167. Inventory Number: 481
- [TAVERN TABLE WITH DRAWER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/tavern-table-with-drawer-2/) - Rhode Island Circa 1710 Primary Woods: Oak, Pine Secondary Woods: Chestnut, Tulip Poplar Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 27 1/2 inches Depth: 23 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 7233.1
- [FEDERAL SERVING TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-serving-table-2/) - Possibly by Joseph Rawson Providence Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Mahogany, Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 36 inches Width: 35 1/2 inches Depth: 17 3/4 inches $6,500 Inventory Number: 786
- [CHIPPENDALE MARBLE TOP PIER TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-marble-top-pier-table/) - Salem Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 27 1/2 inches Width: 41 inches Depth: 20 1/4 inches Inventory Number: 37984
- [FEDERAL MARBLE TOP PIER TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-marble-top-pier-table/) - Attributed to John and Thomas Seymour Boston 1798-1805 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Bird's Eye Maple Secondary Woods: White Pine, Maple Height: 35 inches Width: 42 1/4 inches Depth: 21 inches Provenance: Dr. Paul deLong, Allentown, Pennsylvania; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York. References: Illustrated and discussed in Robert Mussey, The Furniture Masterworks
- [RARE HEPPLEWHITE BELLFLOWER INLAID PEMBROKE TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-hepplewhite-bellflower-inlaid-pembroke-table/) - New York Circa 1790 Height: 28 ¾ inches Width: 20 ¼ inches [closed], 39 ¼ inches Depth: 30 ¾ inches Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Pine, Cherry Inventory Number: 5525
- [CHIPPENDALE PEMBROKE TABLE  ATTRIBUTED TO THE WORKSHOP OF JOHN TOWNSEND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-pembroke-table-with-fluted-and-stop-fluted-legs/) - With fluted and stop-fluted legs Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip, Maple, Pine Height: 27 inches Width: 19 ¼ inches Depth: 32 ¾ inches Reference: For similar examples see Michael Moses' article in The Magazine Antiques, May 1981, page 1154, figure 5. Inventory Number: 2471
- [CHIPPENDALE FLUTED AND STOP-FLUTED PEMBROKE TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-fluted-and-stop-fluted-pembroke-table/) - Rhode Island, probably Newport Circa 1785 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Yellow Pine, Maple, Poplar Height: 27 3/4 inches Width: 18 1/2 inches, 34 [open] Depth: 33 1/4 inches Provenance: George E. Vernon & Company, Newport, Rhode Island; The Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York. (29.1111). Inventory Number: 6351
- [FEDERAL SINGLE PEDESTAL LIBRARY TABLE by Michael Allison](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-single-pedestal-library-table-by-michael-allison/) - Made and labeled by Michael Allison (working 1800-1845) New York Circa 1808 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Poplar, Oak Height: 29 inches Width: 24 1/2 inches Depth: 38 inches [open] Provenance: Crocheron Family, Staten Island, New York; Mr. and Mrs. George Arden, New Jersey; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York; Private Collection, Greenwich, Connecticut. Reference: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., Gallery Catalog I, page 26. Inventory Number: 6367
- [A VERY FINE FEDERAL PEMBROKE TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-very-fine-federal-pembroke-table/) - New York Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine, Maple Height: 28 inches Width: 20 1/2 inches Depth: 30 1/2 inches Provenance: Signed in the drawer M. E. Hall, probably an owner. Inventory Number: 6384
- [A FINE FEDERAL PEMBROKE TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-fine-federal-pembroke/) - Baltimore, Maryland Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Oak, Poplar Height: 29 inches Width: 34 1/4 inches Depth: 46 1/4 inches, 19 1/2 inches [closed] Inventory Number: 6591
- [FEDERAL PEMBROKE TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-pembroke-table-2/) - Rhode Island Circa 1795 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Chestnut, White Pine, Maple Height: 28 inches Width: 16 3/4 inches Width when Opened: 37 1/4 inches Depth: 31 inches Inventory Number: 6874
- [FEDERAL PEMBROKE TABLE ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS AND STEPHEN GODDARD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-pembroke-table-attributed-to-thomas-and-stephen-goddard/) - Attributed to Thomas and Stephen Goddard Rhode Island Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 26 1/2 inches Width: 32 1/2 inches Depth: 34 inches Inventory Number: 7323
- [DIMINUTIVE CLASSICAL SOFA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/diminutive-classical-sofa-table/) - Boston Circa 1820 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Walnut Secondary Woods: Cedrela, White Pine Provenance: A note states it was originally from the Estate of P. T. Jackson, founder of textile mills along the Merrimac. Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 48 inches open, 32 inches closed Depth: 23 1/4 inches $8,500 Inventory Number: 274
- [A FEDERAL INLAID MAHOGANY SINGLE DRAWER PEMBROKE TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-federal-inlaid-mahogany-single-drawer-pembroke-table/) - Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, Pine, Poplar Height: 27 1/2 inches Width: 21 inches closed, 35 inches open Depth: 31 inches $5,250 Inventory Number: 547
- [RARE FEDERAL PEMBROKE TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-federal-pembroke-table/) - Attributed to Stephen and Thomas Goddard (active 1785–1804) Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 27 1/4 inches Width: 20 1/4 inches Depth: 32 3/8 inches Provenance: Mr. James C. MacKenzie, New York; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York; Private Collection, Harrison, New York. References: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Distinguished American And English Antiques, (New York, 1975), Page 62. Patricia E. Kane et al., Art and Industry in Early America: Rhode Island Furniture, 1650–1830, 405n3. A labelled games table with identical inlay is in the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Acc. No. 29.75. Inventory Number: 676
- [FEDERAL LIBRARY TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-library-table/) - Attributed to the workshop of Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1805 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Poplar, Pine Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 24 inches, 46 1/2 inches open Depth: 36 inches Provenance: The Ware Family of New York; to Mrs. Marion Ware. $5,500 Inventory Number: 118
- [PROBABLY ENGLISH DELFTWARE TULIP CHARGER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/probably-english-delftware-tulip-charger/) - Circa 1690 Diameter: 11 7/8 inches Provenance: Kevin Morris, 2009; Private Collection, Maryland Inventory Number: 524
- [FEDERAL LIBRARY TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-library-table-2/) - Attributed to Michael Allison New York Circa 1820 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: White Pine, Tulip Poplar Height: 29 7/8 inches Width: 25 inches closed, 46 1/2 inches open Depth: 39 inches Provenance: Descended in the family of Thomas and Ann Whitlaw, 90 Catherine Street, New York; Ginsburg &. Levy; Mr. Charles E. Buckley. References: For a very similarly turned and carved table please see Figure 82 on page 80 of Peter Kenny et. al., Duncan Phyfe, Master Cabinetmaker in New York. That table is in the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Inventory Number: 053
- [WILLIAM AND MARY TAVERN TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/william-and-mary-tavern-table/) - Massachusetts Circa 1720 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 26 inches Width: 30 inches Depth: 24 1/2 inches $5,500 Inventory Number: 870
- [SMALL QUEEN ANNE DROPLEAF TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/small-queen-anne-drop-leaf-table/) - Newport Circa 1740 Height: 27 ½ inches Width: 38 inches Depth: 40 ½ inches Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Maple Gates Reference: A similar table is in the Rhode Island School of Design‘s Collection and is illustrated in The Magazine Antiques, July 1980, page 128, figure 1. Inventory Number: 5700
- [EARLY CHIPPENDALE SIX-LEGGED DROP LEAF TABLE FITTED WITH A DRAWER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/early-chippendale-six-legged-drop-leaf-table-fitted-with-a-drawer/) - New York Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Poplar, Pine, Ash Height: 28 1/4 inches Width: 17 1/4 inches, 52 3/4 inches [open] Depth: 53 1/2 inches Reference: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Gallery Catalog VII, page 48. Inventory Number: 3077.1
- [FLUTED-STOP FLUTED CHIPPENDALE PEMBROKE TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/fluted-stop-fluted-chippendale-pembroke-table/) - Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1785 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Chestnut, Maple, White Pine Height: 27 3/4 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: Closed 22 1/2 inches, Open 40 1/2 inches $8,500 Inventory Number: 527
- [TWO PEDESTAL DINING TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/two-pedestal-dining-table/) - With one leaf. England Circa 1780 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Oak, Beech Height: 28 inches Width: 71 3/4 inches; leaf: 24 inches Depth: 48 inches Inventory Number: 4942
- [QUEEN ANNE SIX LEGGED DROP LEAF TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-six-legged-drop-leaf-table/) - New York Circa 1750 Hinges marked I. P. Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Oak, Poplar, Pine Height: 28 1/4 inches Width: 18 1/4 inches Depth: 49 1/2 inches Reference: Please see Peter M. Kenny "Flat Gates, Draw Bars, Twists, and Urns: New York's Distinctive, Early Baroque Oval Tables with Falling Leaves" in American Furniture 1994, pages 106-135, specifically the table in figure 31. This table with its cyma and half round cutouts on the drawer fronts may be from the same workshop. Inventory Number: 7252
- [HAIRY PAW DROP LEAF DINING TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/hairy-paw-drop-leaf-dining-table/) - Boston Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, Chestnut Height: 28 inches Width: 47 1/2 inches Depth: 18 1/8 inches; 47 1/2 when opened Provenance: Descended in the Edlunds Family of Massachusetts. References: Few pieces of New England furniture survive with hairy paw feet and there are no other examples of drop leaf tables. For similar hairy paw feet see Edwin Hipkiss, M. and M. Karolik Collection of Eighteenth Century American Arts, number 25, and also Joseph Downs, American Furniture: Queen Anne and Chippendale Periods, 1725-1788, plate 358. Inventory Number: 7250
- [A RARE CLASSICAL CENTER TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-rare-classical-center-table/) - Attributed to Isaac Vose and Son Circa 1824 Carving attributed to Thomas Wightman Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: White Pine, Chestnut, Maple Height: 29 5/8 inches Diameter of Top: 39 inches Reference: The feet are identical to a card table in the collection of the National Park Service, Adams Historical Sight. See Mussey and Pearce, "Classical Excellence in Boston: The Furniture of Isaac Vose, 1789-1825" in Boston Furniture, 1700-1900, figure 10 (for another center table, see figure 33). Inventory Number: 761
- [RARE FEDERAL CARD TABLE WITH A SWIVEL TOP](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-federal-card-table-with-a-swivel-top/) - Attributed to Duncan Phyfe or a comparable workshop New York Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Mahogany, Mahogany Veneers Secondary Woods: Pine, Poplar Height: 30 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 17 ½ inches Reference: Another card table of this design was made for Samuel A. Foot, and is illustrated in Nancy McClelland, Duncan Phyfe and The English Regency 1795- 1830, plate 259, page 272. Please also see a labeled example of the form in Peter Kenny et al. Duncan Phyfe: Master Cabinetmaker in New York, page 287, plate 2.22. Inventory Number: 5099
- [CHIPPENDALE SERPENTINE FRONT CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-chippendale-four-legged-serpentine-front-card-table/) - New York Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Poplar Height: 28 inches Width: 34 1/4 inches Depth: 16 1/4 inches Provenance: Family history states that the table was owned by General Matthew Clarkson who served in the American Revolution, and later became the President of the Bank of New York. The Vincent D. Andrus Collection, Greenwich, Connecticut. Inventory Number: 37552
- [IMPORTANT SHERATON SOFA Attributed to Samuel McIntire](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/important-sheraton-sofa/) - Attributed To Samuel McIntire (1757-1811) Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple Rails, Pine Blocks Height: 41 1/2 inches Width: 75 3/4 inches Depth: 31 1/2 inches Provenance: Mr. John C. Toland, Maryland; John Walton, Inc.; Private Collection, New York. Reference: Illustrated in Edgar G. Miller, Jr., American Antique Furniture, Vol. One, page 317, no. 565; Antiques Magazine, April 1980 in the John Walton, Inc. advertisement. Inventory Number: 3942.7
- [RARE TRANSITIONAL CHIPPENDALE SERPENTINE FRONT RAIL CAMELBACK SOFA](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-transitional-chippendale-serpentine-front-rail-camel-back-sofa/) - Connecticut, Probably Hartford or New London Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: Pine, Cherry, Poplar Height: 42 inches Width: 84 inches Depth: 29 inches Provenance: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Carpenter, Jr., Scarsdale, New York; Private Collection. Reference: The sofa is illustrated on page 516 in The Magazine Antiques, June, 1952, in an article by Alice Winchester, Living with Antiques: The Home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Carpenter, Jr.: Mowbra Hall in Scarsdale, New York. Inventory Number: 5549.1
- [FEDERAL SOFA](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/hepplewhite-sofa/) - Retaining parts of the original under-upholstery. New York Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Ash Height: 39 inches Width: 80 inches Depth: 24 inches Provenance: Descended in the Townsend family of Raynham Hall on Long Island, New York and signed on the stretcher with the family name; to two members of the family in Orange County, New York; Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., New York; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York. Reference: The sofa relates closely to another New York example in the Beekman parlor at Philipsburg Manor, Sleepy Hollow Restorations, illustrated in Helen Comstock American Furniture, number 529. Inventory Number: 5399.4
- [FEDERAL SOFA WITH FASCES AND CORNUCOPIA THREE PANEL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-sofa-with-fasces-and-cornucopia-three-panel/) - Roll Arms and Vert Antique Painted and Carved Paw Feet Attributed to the Workshop of Duncan Phyfe New York City Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Pine, Cherry, Ash Height: 33 inches Width: 78 inches Depth: 26 inches Inventory Number: 5985
- [ONE OF THE PAIR OF JAMES BEEKMAN FAMILY CLASSICAL SOFAS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/one-of-the-pair-of-james-beekman-family-classical-sofas/) - Made by John Banks, 66 Beekman Street, New York City, 1819-1820 One sofa and eight chairs upholstered by William Denny, New York City Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Tulip, Ash Height: 38 1/2 inches Width: 6 feet Depth: 28 inches Provenance: James Beekman, Jr. by descent through the Beekman family until acquired by our firm. Exhibited: The suite was formerly on loan to the New York Historical Society. Reference: Two chairs from this suite of two sofas and sixteen chairs are pictured in Esther Singleton, Furniture of our Forefathers, on the plate opposite page 282 and discussed on pages 289-290. Please see the other sofa as well as an example of one of the chairs on our website. For further historical documentation about this suite of furniture, please contact us directly. Inventory Number: 3942.5 (red)
- [ONE OF THE PAIR OF JAMES BEEKMAN FAMILY CLASSICAL SOFAS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/one-of-the-pair-of-james-beekman-family-classical-sofas-copy/) - Made by John Banks, Beekman Street, New York City, 1819-1820 One sofa and eight chairs upholstered by William Denny, New York City Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip, Ash Height: 38 1/2 inches Width: 6 feet Depth: 27 inches (green) Provenance: James Beekman, Jr. by descent through the Beekman family until acquired by our firm. Exhibited: The suite was formerly on loan to the New York Historical Society. Reference: Two chairs from this suite of two sofas and sixteen chairs are pictured in Esther Singleton, Furniture of our Forefathers, on the plate opposite page 282 and discussed on pages 289-290. One of the sofas is pictured on the frontispiece of Part IV. Please see the example of one of the sixteen chairs and the other sofa on our website. For further historical documentation about this suite of furniture, contact us directly. Inventory Number: 3942.5 (green)
- [CLASSICAL SOFA ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM HANCOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/classical-sofa-attributed-to-william-hancock/) - Attributed to William Hancock Circa 1826 Height: 35 inches Width: 84 inches Depth: 20 inches Seat Height: 17 1/2 inches Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Pine, Chestnut, Maple Reference: A very similar sofa is in the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. That sofa is labeled by William Hancock of Boston. Inventory Number: 7325
- [CHIPPENDALE CAMEL-BACK SOFA WITH MARLBOROUGH LEGS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-camel-back-sofa-with-marlborough-legs/) - Philadelphia Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Ash, Oak, Tulip Poplar, Yellow Pine Height: 41 inches Width: 85 inches Depth: 33 1/2 inches Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc., New York Inventory Number: 296
- [CLASSICAL SCROLL ARM SETTEE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/classical-scroll-arm-settee/) - New York Circa 1815 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Rosewood Secondary Woods: Ash, Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 65 inches Depth: 22 1/2 inches Reference: A nearly identical example is in the collection of the MFA, Boston. Inventory Number: 760
- [THE JOHN LAMBERT CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-john-lambert-chippendale-side-chair-2/) - Philadelphia Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Yellow Pine Height: 38 1/4 inches Width: 24 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Provenance: Family history of this chair states that it was part of a set made for New Jersey Governor John Lambert of Lambertville, descending in the Lambert and Seabrook families. Unfortunately, an alternative provenance put forth in a January, 1948 The Magazine Antiques advertisement on page 32, which states that the chairs descended in the Custis family, and had occupied George Washington's front parlor on High Street, cannot be proven. Reference: A single chair from the same set appears in William McPherson Hornor, Jr.'s, Blue Book; Philadelphia Furniture, William Penn to George Washington, plate 163. Inventory Number: 5772 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-side-chair-7/) - In the manner of William Savery (1721-1787) Philadelphia Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Yellow Pine Height: 39 inches Seat Height: 17 1/2 inches Width: 20 1/2 inches Depth: 16 inches Inventory Number: 7201
- [THE TILLINGHAST FAMILY PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-tillinghast-family-pair-of-queen-anne-side-chairs/) - Possibly by John Goddard (1723/4-1785) Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 37 1/4 inches Seat Height: 16 1/2 inches Width: 20 1/2 inches Depth: 16 1/2 inches Provenance: Possibly Charles Tillinghast (1729-1775), West Greenwich, Kent County, Rhode Island; Phebe (Tillinghast) James (1768-1848), daughter; General Charles Tillinghast James (1805-1862), son; Thence by descent in the family; Arthur B. Ladd (1868-1954) and his wife, Maude Lorie (Cross) Ladd (1874-1966), by 1953; Ralph E. Carpenter, Jr. received by gift from Mrs. Ladd, above, by 1957. Reference: Please see Ralph E. Carpenter, Jr., The Arts and Crafts of Newport, Rhode Island, 1640-1820 , p. 40, no. 14 and Sotheby’s New York, Property of the Goddard Family, 22 January 2005, p. 75, fig. 11 (one of the pair). Pictured in the article by Laura Beach, "The Past Is Present in Newport: A Couple's Lifelong Love of Antiques," Antiques and Fine Art 6 (Summer 2005), pp. 115–118. Also, see Patricia E. Kane et al., Art and Industry in Early America: Rhode Island Furniture, 1650–1830, p. 357, fn4, fig. 2 (one of the pair). Listed in The Rhode Island Furniture Archive at Yale University Art Gallery, RIF4190. Exhibited: Newport, The Hunter House, The Preservation Society of Newport County, The Arts and Crafts of Newport, Rhode Island, 1640-1820, Summer 1953. Inventory Number: 7292
- [SUITE OF FEDERAL ARMCHAIRS MADE FOR JAMES BEEKMAN](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/one-armchair-from-the-suite-of-federal-armchairs-made-for-james-beekman/) - Made by John Banks, 66 Beekman Street, New York City 1819-1820 One sofa and eight chairs upholstered by William Denny, New York City Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip, Ash Height: 37 1/2 inches Width: 21 inches Depth: 21 1/2 inches Provenance: The armchairs were made in 1819 and 1820 for James Beekman Jr’s New York house and descended in the Beekman family until acquired by our firm. Reference: Illustrated in Esther Singleton, The Furniture of our Forefathers, page 282 with a discussion on pages 289-290. Exhibited: The suite was formerly on loan to the New York Historical Society. We have eleven armchairs available from the original set of sixteen. Please also see the two sofas made en suite with the armchairs on our website. For further historical documentation about this suite of furniture, please contact us directly. Inventory Number: 3942.6
- [SET OF TEN SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-ten-side-chairs/) - School of Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Ash Height: 32 ¼ inches Width: 17 ¾ inches Depth: 18 ½ inches Inventory Number: 6583
- [SET OF SIX TRANSITIONAL PIERCED SPLAT SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/suite-of-mahogany-pierced-splat-back-chairs/) - Virginia, Possibly Richmond or Maryland Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Yellow Pine [Slip Seats], Poplar [Blocks] Height: 37 1/4 inches [arm & sides] Width: 22 inches [arm], 21 inches [sides] Depth: 17 1/2 inches [arm], 16 1/4 inches [sides] Reference: The set of chairs has the identical construction and is very similar in form to a pair of side chairs in the Colonial Williamsburg Collection, Accession Number 1991-437.1. The narrow strip running at the interior upper half of the rear seat rail, the chamfered corner blocks, distinctive numbering system, and the tiny dovetail at the bottom of the stretchers are all shared by these two sets of chairs. Inventory Number: 6610.1
- [SET OF SIX CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-six-chippendale-side-chairs-2/) - England Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Beech Height: 38 inches; 17 1/2 inches (seat) Width: 22 inches Depth: 24 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 37595
- [SET OF SIX FEDERAL SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-six-federal-side-chairs/) - New York Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Ash, White Pine Height: 36 inches Width: 21 1/2 inches Depth: 18 inches Seat Height: 17 inches References: A similar armchair with inlaid decoration is in the collection of Winterthur, see Montgomery, American Furniture The Federal Period, entry 60, pages 111-112. Note the similarity to the side chair, reference number 122, on pages 179-180 of American Furniture in Pendleton House by Christopher P. Monkhouse and Thomas S. Michie. They write that chairs of this kind were known as "square-back" and were one of the most popular chair designs among wealthy New Yorkers in the Federal period. Inventory Number: 7353
- [SET OF SIX CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-six-chippendale-mahogany-dining-chairs/) - New York Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, Yellow Pine Reference: An identical chair, possibly from the same set, is in the Collection of the New Haven Colony Historical Society and is illustrated in John Kirk, American Chairs, fig. 141. Inventory Number: 7359
- [SET OF SIX CHIPPENDALE DINING CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-six-chippendale-dining-chairs/) - Boston Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, Birch Height: 37 inches Width: 22 inches Depth: 18 inches Provenance: Descended in the Winslow - Warren families of Massachusetts; Israel Sack, Inc.; Private Collection, New York. $45,000 Inventory Number: 119
- [SET OF SIX CLASSICAL CARVED AND BRASS INLAID KLISMOS SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-six-classical-carved-and-brass-inlaid-klismos-side-chairs/) - Attributed to Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Ash Height: 34 inches Width: 18 1/2 inches Depth: 22 inches Provenance: Estate of Francis P. Garvan; Property of The Johns Hopkins University ‘Homewood,’ Baltimore, Maryland; Christie's, New York, Important American Furniture, Silver and Decorative Arts, June 2, 1983, sale 5370, lot 344 Reference: These chairs are illustrated in Nancy McClelland, Duncan Phyfe and the English Regency, 1795-1830, (New York, 1939), p. 243, pl. 231 Inventory Number: 747
- [SET OF SIX FEDERAL MAHOGANY AND UPHOLSTERED SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-six-federal-mahogany-and-upholstered-side-chairs/) - Set of six Federal upholstered side chairs with string inlay. Massachusetts Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Cherry, Maple Height: 35 inches Width: 21 1/2 x 23 inches Depth: 18 inches Seat Height: 17 inches Provenance: The collection of Vincent D. Andrus, former curator of The American Wing. Reference: A pair of nearly identical chairs appears in American Antiques from Israel Sack Collection, Volume V, page 1294. For another similar chair, please see Charles F. Montgomery, American Furniture; The Federal Period, 1788-1825, entry 44. Montgomery notes that six identical chairs exist and it is likely that these are the chairs he mentions. Another similar chair, with stretchers, is in the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation collection, and appears in Barry A. Greenlaw, New England Furniture at Williamsburg, pages 70-71, entry 61. Inventory Number: 948
- [PAIR OF RARE QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIRS WITH ROUNDED STILES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-rare-queen-anne-side-chairs-with-turned-stiles/) - New York Circa 1740 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Sweet Gum Seat Frame Height: 39 1/2 inches Width: 20 1/2 inches Depth: 18 inches Reference: For a similar example, see The Magazine Antiques, January 1980, Furniture of the Monmouth County Historical Association by Charles T. Lyle and Philip D. Zimmerman, page 192, figure 1 Inventory Number: 6629 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [PAIR OF FEDERAL SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-federal-side-chairs/) - Attributed to John Carlisle Providence, Rhode Island Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 40 inches; seat height: 18 inches Width: 21 1/4 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Provenance: The Robb Collection; Israel Sack, Inc., New York. References: Please see The Magazine Antiques, "The Robb Collection, Part II," April 1968, page 485; American Antiques from the Israel Sack Collection, Vol. V, page 1226, figure P4157; Albert Sack, The New Fine Points of Furniture: Early American, page 56, "Superior". Inventory Number: 6737
- [PAIR OF CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-chippendale-side-chairs-5/) - New York Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 38 1/2 inches Width: 21 inches Depth: 19 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 6959
- [PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-queen-anne-side-chairs/) - Boston Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 39 3/4 inches Seat Height: 17 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 7318
- [PAIR OF PAINTED FANCY CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-painted-fancy-chairs/) - Philadelphia Circa 1810 Primary Woods: Maple, Tulip Poplar Height: 33 inches Width: 17 1/4 inches Depth: 16 inches Inventory Number: 7350
- [PAIR OF FEDERAL SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-federal-side-chairs-5/) - Of the type associated with Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Ash, White Pine Height: 30 1/2 inches Width: 19 1/2 inches Depth: 18 inches $7,500 Inventory Number: 185
- [PAIR OF CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-chippendale-side-chairs-13/) - Philadelphia Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Atlantic White Cedar Height: 40 inches Width: 22 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Provenance: Ginsburg & Levy, Inc.; Private Collection, Washington, DC. $6,500 Inventory Number: 320
- [PAIR OF FEDERAL SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-federal-side-chairs-6/) - Boston Circa 1820 Possibly by Thomas Seymour working in the Isaac Vose and Son shop. The carving likely by Thomas Wightman Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Mahogany, Birch Height: 35 inches Width: 19 1/2 inches Depth: 18 inches References: For a very similar armchair to this set, see Stuart Feld, Boston in the Age of Neo Classicism, entry 6, page 27. For a discussion of the Isaac Vose and Son shop as well as other similar chairs please see Mussey and Pearce, Rather Elegant Than Showy; The Classical Furniture of Isaac Vose, pages 260-270. Inventory Number: 463
- [PAIR OF HUMPHREYS FAMILY SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-humphreys-family-side-chairs/) - Philadelphia Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Yellow Pine, Atlantic White Cedar Height: 38 1/2 inches Width: 23 inches Depth: 18 inches Reference: William H. Hornor, Blue Book of Philadelphia Furniture, plate 359. Another pair from the set pictured in Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., Gallery Catalog VII, page 53. Provenance: Hollingsworth and Humphreys Family, Philadelphia; probably made for Levi Hollingsworth of 16 Dock Street, Philadelphia. There is a bill of sale from Thomas Affleck of August 5, 1779, and these chairs may have been made at that time as well. Levi Hollingsworth to Rebecca Hollingsworth Humphreys, who married Andrew Humphreys, and in whose family the chairs descended. $18,500 Inventory Number: 441
- [PAIR OF CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-chippendale-side-chairs-15/) - Boston Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, White Pine Height: 36 inches Width: 20 3/4 inches Depth: 17 inches Seat Height: 16 1/2 inches Provenance: Mrs. Elizabeth Landon Dalton, Lexington Massachusetts; Private Collection, Maine Reference: The splat and back design are well known Massachusetts models. For other examples including one at the Metropolitan Museum of Art see Heckscher, entry 17, for one at Winterthur see Downs, number 156, for one at the MFA, Boston see Randall, number 150, and for one at Deerfield, see Fales, numbers 104 and 105. $5,500 for the pair Inventory Number: 563
- [PAIR OF FEDERAL SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-federal-side-chairs-7/) - North Shore, likely Salem Circa 1795 With a history on a label reading "From the Sambella Home, North Ridge Rock" Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Birch, Ash Height: 36 1/2 inches Width: 21 inches Depth: 18 1/2 inches Seat Height: 18 inches $4,850 for the pair Inventory Number: 569
- [CHIPPENDALE CHEST OF DRAWERS WITH GADROONING](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-chest-of-drawers-with-gadrooning/) - New York Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 32 1/2 inches Width: 38 1/2 inches Depth: 19 3/4 inches $16,500 Inventory Number: 602
- [CHIPPENDALE CARVED DRESSING TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-carved-dressing-table/) - Made and signed by William Larkin, Bethel Township, Chester County, Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: Pine, Tulip Poplar, Chestnut Height: 39 1/4 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 23 1/4 inches Provenance: Marie T. Cheney, Manchester, Connecticut; Sold at the auction of furnishings from the Clearing House Auction Galleries, Wethersfield, Connecticut, June 22, 1985; Elliot and Grace Snyder, New York; Robert E. Crawford, Crozier, VA; Dr. and Mrs. Henry P. Deyerle, Charlottesville, VA; Sold, Sotheby's, New York, Important Americana; The Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Henry P. Deyerle, Charlottesville, VA, May 26 and 27, 1995, lot 634; Property from a Private Collection Reference: Wendy Cooper, Paint, Pattern and People, pg. xv Inventory Number: 613
- [MINIATURE CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/miniature-chest/) - Made by John Rupp for Mary V. Rupp, his wife Hanover, Pennsylvania Circa 1850 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Curly Maple Secondary Woods: Poplar, Pine Height: 9 3/4 inches Width: 11 3/4 inches $8,500 Inventory Number: 616
- [PAIR OF WHITE GROUND FLORAL PAINT DECORATED SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-white-ground-floral-paint-decorated-side-chairs/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 36 inches Width: 20 inches Depth: 17 inches Reference: For a very similar chair but with a black background and similar floral decoration that is now in the the collection of the Peabody Essex Museum see Schaffner and Klein, American Painted Furniture, figure 1.10. Inventory Number: 928
- [THE PARSONS FAMILY PAIR OF CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-parsons-family-pair-of-chippendale-side-chairs/) - Philadelphia Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Yellow Pine, Atlantic White Cedar Height: 39 inches Width: 20 inches Depth: 17 1/4 inches Provenance: Emma Hepburn Parsons, Philadelphia; Caroline Richmond, Providence; Howard Richmond, Providence. Inventory Number: 716
- [SET OF FOUR SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-four-side-chairs/) - Philadelphia Circa 1815 Height: 33 1/2 inches Width: 19 inches Depth: 18 inches Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc., New York. References: These chairs appear in American Antiques from Israel Sack Collection, vol. VII p. 1972, no. P5236 and American Antiques from Israel Sack Collection, vol.VIII p. 2300, no. P5236. Another chair from the set appears in James Biddle's exhibition catalog, American Art from American Collections, no. 30. For a sideboard with related legs see Charles Montgomery, American Furniture: The Federal Period in the Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum, p. 366, no. 349. Inventory Number: 745
- [CHIPPENDALE WING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-ball-and-claw-foot-wing-chair-with-vertical-scrolled-arms/) - With Vertical Scrolled Arms Boston Circa 1770 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Maple Secondary Woods: Maple, Pine Height: 46 ½ inches Width: 34 ½ inches Depth: 25 inches seat, 26 inches overall Inventory Number: 5973
- [CHIPPENDALE MARLBOROUGH FOOTED BACK STOOL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-marlborough-footed-back-stool/) - Philadelphia Circa 1770 Possibly the workshop of Thomas Affleck Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Oak Height: 39 1/2 inches Width: 23 inches Depth: 21 inches Seat Height: 17 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 565
- [FEDERAL WING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-wing-chair-2/) - Massachusetts Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, Birch, White Pine Height: 45 1/2 inches Width: 27 1/2 inches Depth: 22 1/2 inches Seat Height: 18 inches with cushion $7,500 Inventory Number: 606
- [WILLIAM AND MARY DAYBED OR COUCH](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/william-and-mary-daybed-or-couch/) - Boston Circa 1700 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 38 inches Width: 21 1/2 inches Depth: 61 inches Reference: For a very similar daybed or couch in the Winterthur collection please see Benno Forman, American Seating Furniture, 1630-1730, entry 83, pages 355-6. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of The Brooklyn Museum, purchased from John Hill Morgan, New York, 1915. $8,750 Inventory Number: 469
- [SHOE FOOT HUTCH TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/shoe-foot-hutch-table/) - New York Circa 1740 Primary Woods: Cherry, White Pine Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 27 1/2 inches Diameter: 44 inches $12,500 Inventory Number: 117
- [QUEEN ANNE CORNER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pad-foot-queen-anne-corner-chair/) - American, possibly New Jersey Circa 1740 Primary wood: Maple Secondary wood: Ash Seat [Frame] Height: 32 inches; 18 inches [seat] Width: 27 1/2 inches Depth: 24 inches Provenance: Francis P. Garvan collection. Inventory Number: 5011.2
- [QUEEN ANNE CORNER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-corner-chair-4/) - Massachusetts, probably Boston or possibly Rhode Island Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 27 1/2 inches Width: 29 1/4 inches Depth: 29 inches Provenance: Descended in the Coffin family of Nantucket. Inventory Number: 7227
- [WILLIAM AND MARY CORNER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/william-and-mary-corner-chair/) - Massachusetts Circa 1725 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: Ash Height: 31 1/2 inches Width: 26 1/2 inches Depth: 24 1/2 inches $4,850 Inventory Number: 854
- [QUEEN ANNE CORNER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-corner-chair-6/) - Possibly Southern Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 31 3/4 inches Width: 27 3/4 inches Depth: 27 inches Inventory Number: 145
- [GODDARD FAMILY QUEEN ANNE SLIPPER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/goddard-family-queen-anne-slipper-chair/) - Rhode Island Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Woods: Maple, Poplar Height: 34 inches Width: 21 inches Depth: 18 inches Seat Height: 12 inches Provenance: Goddard Estate - from the home of Robert and Hope Goddard on the East Side of Providence. The chair retains what appears to be its original slip seat stuffing and under upholstery. $7,500 Inventory Number: 79
- [A CONTINUOUS ARM WINDSOR CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-continuous-arm-windsor-chair-2/) - Branded and initialed H. W. New York Circa 1800 Primary Woods: Hickory, Pine Height: 35 1/2 inches Width: 23 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 6539 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [FEDERAL LOLLING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-lolling-chair-5/) - Massachusetts Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 42 1/2 inches Width: 26 1/2 inches Depth: 32 3/4 inches Reference: For a very similar lolling chair from Massachusetts, please see Charles Montgomery American Furniture: The Federal Period, page 160, number 111. Inventory Number: 7210
- [QUEEN ANNE ARMCHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-armchair-3/) - Delaware River Valley Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Woods: Yellow Pine, Tulip Poplar Height: 41 1/2 inches Width: 30 inches at arms Depth: 18 inches Height of Seat: 17 1/4 inches Probably retaining its original leather seat cover. Inventory Number: 501
- [SACK BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/sack-back-windsor-armchair/) - Retaining much of its original blue paint under a coat of red Rhode Island Circa 1795 Woods: Hickory, Maple, White Pine Height: 38 1/2 inches Width: 27 inches Depth: 20 inches Reference: A very similar chair appears in Nancy Goyne Evans, American Windsor Chairs, figure 6-44, page 263. That chair is in the collection of the Peabody Essex Museum. $4,500 Inventory Number: 513
- [THE THOMAS WYMAN SACK BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-thomas-wyman-sack-back-windsor-armchair/) - Boston Circa 1780 Woods: Hickory, Maple Height: 35 1/2 inches Width: 24 inches Depth: 18 inches References: For a similar chair please see David R. Pesuit, "Structure, Style, and Evolution: The Sack-Back Windsor Armchair", in American Furniture, 2005, figure 8. Provenance: A letter affixed to the base of the chair reads "This chair
- [CHIPPENDALE LOLLING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-lolling-chair/) - Attributed To Joseph Short (1771-1819) Newburyport, Massachusetts Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, White Pine Height: 43 1/4 inches Seat Height: 15 1/2 inches Width: 23 1/2 inches Depth: 21 1/4 inches Provenance: An Important Long Island Collection Inventory Number: 803
- [WILLIAM AND MARY BANISTER BACK ARMCHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/william-and-mary-banister-back-armchair/) - New Hampshire Circa 1740 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Woods: Ash, Hickory, Maple Height: 44 1/2 inches Width: 23 3/4 inches Depth: 19 1/2 inches References: A very closely related chair is in the Mabel Brady Garvan Collection at Yale. See Patricia Kane, 300 Years of American Seating Furniture catalog number 49. Other variations of the form are owned by Old Sturbridge Village and the Shelbourne Museum. See Trent, Gronning, and Anderson's article entitled "The Gaines, Attributions and Baroque Seating in Northeastern New England" in American Furniture, 2010, pages 166-157. Inventory Number: 858
- [ADVANCING SPRING BY WILLIAM LAMB PICKNELL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/william-lamb-picknell/) - William Lamb Picknell (1853-1897) Oil on Canvas Signed Lower Right Dimensions: 28 inches x 36 inches Inventory Number: 4856
- [SAILING OFF THE COAST BY THOMAS BIRCH](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/thomas-birch/) - Thomas Birch (1779-1851) In its original frame, labeled by William S. Conely, a carver and gilder in New York from 1823-1854. He worked at 19 Essex Street from 1828-1832. Signed Lower Center And Dated ‘T. Birch/1830’ Oil On Canvas Dimensions Height (sight): 20 inches Width (sight): 30 inches Height (framed): 29 inches Width (framed): 39 inches Inventory Number: 5695
- [LEONARD WATERCOLOR AND GILT COAT OF ARMS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/leonard-watercolor-and-gilt-coat-of-arms/) - By John Coles, Sr. (C. 1749-1809) Circa 1800 Dimensions (sight): 14 1/2 inches x 12 Inches Inventory Number: 5407
- [THE REPRIMAND by EASTMAN JOHNSON, (1824-1906) N.A.](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-reprimand-eastman-johnson-1824-1906-n-a/) - Oil on Board Dimensions: 17 1/2 inches x 11 inches Reference: The Magazine of Art, November 1882, page 139. Eastman Johnson by Patricia Hills, pages 101 and 108. American Art in the Making by David Sellin, page 44, figure 64. Exhibited: American Art in the Making - A Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition, 1976. Inventory Number: 1402
- [AUNT DOLLY BY WILLIAM MATTHEW PRIOR (1806-1873)](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/aunt-dolly-by-william-matthew-prior-1806-1873/) - William Matthew Prior (1806-1873) Oil on Canvas Dimensions: 28 inches by 22 inches Signed And Dated July 4, 1851 on the reverse Inventory Number: 37669
- [SMOKE-1944 BY CECIL C. BELL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/smoke-1944/) - SMOKE - 1944 By Cecil C. Bell (1906-1969) Gouache Dimensions: 22 inches by 30 inches Inventory Number: 129
- [STATEN ISLAND HARBOR-1943  BY CECIL C. BELL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/staten-island-harbor-1943/) - STATEN ISLAND HARBOR - 1943 By Cecil C. Bell (1906-1969) Gouache Dimensions: 22 inches by 30 inches Inventory Number: 129
- [BUSY HARBOR-1945 BY CECIL C. BELL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/busy-harbor-1945/) - BUSY HARBOR - 1945 Cecil C. Bell (1906-1969) Gouache Dimensions: 22 inches by 30 inches Inventory Number: 61
- [PAIR OF THEOREMS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-theorems/) - American Circa 1820 Dimensions: Sight: 8 inches x 10 inches Overall: 12 inches x 14 inches Provenance: Labels on verso of each "from the American Folk Art Gallery." Handwritten inscription on the backing of one frame: "Adams / Waltham". Inventory Number: 6978
- [A HANDSOME YOUNG ARCHITECT AND HIS WIFE by Robert Street](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-handsome-young-architect-and-his-wife-a-pair-of-portraits-signed-and-dated-by-robert-street-1796-1865/) - A Pair of Portraits Signed and dated by Robert Street (1796-1865) Oil on Canvas Dimensions: 30 inches by 25 inches Reference: Portraits by Street are in several collections, including the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.; the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Inventory Number: 6829.1
- [CAPRI - GEORGE HENRY HALL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/capri-by-george-henry-hall/) - George Henry Hall (1825-1913) Signed lower right "George Henry Hall/Capri/1884" Oil on Canvas Dimensions: 18 1/8 inches x 14 1/8 inches Inventory Number: 7247
- [THE SCHOONER GOVERNOR AMES NEAR A LIGHTHOUSE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-schooner-governor-ames-near-a-lighthouse/) - Late 19th Century Pastel on Paper Late 19th Century Unsigned Dimensions Unframed: 17 1/2 inches x 21 1/2 inches. Framed: 21 1/2 inches x 25 1/2 inches. The Governor Ames was launched on December 1, 1888, by the Leavitt-Storer shipyard in Waldoboro, Maine as the world's largest cargo vessel, and the first five-masted schooner. She was named for Oliver Ames (1831-1895), the Governor of Massachusetts, and was operated by the Atlantic Shipping Company for the firm's dealings in the lumber trade. Disaster struck on her maiden voyage when the foremast snapped, creating a domino effect on the remaining masts, resulting in their complete destruction. Rehabilitated with shorter masts, she continued to operate out of Pacific ports, before transitioning to the coal trade in the fall of 1894. She wrecked in a gale on December 13, 1909, wherein all but one of her crewmembers died, and the entirety of her railroad tie cargo was lost. $3,850 Inventory Number: 461
- [PAIR OF PORTRAITS OF A HUSBAND AND WIFE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-portraits-of-a-husband-and-wife/) - Pair of American Portraits of a Husband and Wife Possibly New York Circa 1830 Unsigned Oil on Canvas Dimensions: 30 inches X 25 inches $6,500 Inventory Number: 368
- [THOMAS CHAMBERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/thomas-chambers/) - Village in a Mexican Landscape Oil on Canvas Dimensions: 22 inches X 30 inches References: For a discussion of a similar work please see Kathleen Foster, Thomas Chambers, American Marine and Landscape Painter, 1808-1869, pages 73-4, figure 3-34. Foster notes that this subject is likely based on an 1848 print by John Frost and was painted by Chambers at least six times. Inventory Number: 655
- [SCENE OF NEW YORK HARBOR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/scene-of-new-york-harbor/) - Oil on canvas Circa 1845 Dimensions: 24 X 32 inches Depicting Fort (Battery) Lafayette and Fort Hamilton flying the American flag near the Verrazzano Narrows. $8,500 Inventory Number: 037
- [CHIPPENDALE POLESCREEN WITH ITS ORIGINAL FLORAL NEEDLEWORK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-polescreen-with-its-original-floral-needlework-screen/) - Boston or Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1765 Height: 53 inches Width: 25 1/4 by 20 3/4 inches [screen] Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Inventory Number: 5824
- [A RARE FEDERAL POLESCREEN WITH ITS ORIGINAL OVAL SILK SCREEN](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-rare-federal-polescreen-with-its-original-oval-silk-screen/) - Embroidered with the initials 'SW' for the screen's maker Connecticut or Rhode Island Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Red Gum (by micro-analysis) Height: 60 1/4 inches Width: 18 1/2 inches Inventory Number: LLC 42
- [CHIPPENDALE POLESCREEN WITH BALL AND CLAW FEET](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-polescreen-with-ball-and-claw-feet/) - Boston or Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Height: 59 1/2 inches Width: 19 inches, 15 1/2 inches [screen] Provenance: The Loucks Collection, Chicago, Illinois. Inventory Number: 6392.2
- [PAIR OF CLASSICAL POLESCREENS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-classical-pole-screens/) - With a Pastoral Lithograph on the Screens New York Circa 1820 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Mahogany Height: 57 1/2 inches Provenance: Berry Tracy, New York. Inventory Number: 6473
- [PAIR OF VALANCES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-valances/) - Height: 5 1/4 inches Width: 44 3/4 inches Depth: 5 1/4 inches Inventory Number: 37819
- [HEPPLEWHITE BLEEDING HEART INLAID WASHSTAND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/hepplewhite-bleeding-heart-inlaid-washstand/) - New York or Connecticut Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany, Holly Inlay Secondary Wood: Pine, Poplar Height: 34 inches Width: 14 7/8 inches Depth: 14 7/8 inches Inventory Number: 3742
- [CLASSICAL POLESCREEN WITH A SILK FLORAL NEEDLEWORK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/classical-polescreen-with-a-silk-floral-needlework/) - Probably carved by cabinetmaker Daniel Clay Greenfield, Massachusetts Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Height: 56 1/2 inches; 22 inches (screen) Width: 19 1/4 inches (screen) Provenance: Murray Braunfeld, Los Angeles; a New England collector. Inventory Number: 6692
- [WAX PORTRAIT OF MAJOR LEONARD BLEEKER (1755-1844)](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/wax-portrait/) - Major Leonard Bleeker (1755-1844) Sculpted in Wax by Johann Christian Rauchner Circa 1800 Diameter: 5 5/8 inches Leonard Bleeker was born to Jacobus Rutger Bleecker and Abeltje Lispenard on December 21, 1755 in New Rochelle, Westchester in the British Colony of New York. He was baptized on May 4, 1756, with his uncle Leonard Bleeker and aunt Mabelle Stoupe as his godparents. He was one of approximately 10 children. On June 28, 1775, he became a 2nd lieutenant in the 1st NY Regiment of the Continental Line, serving under General Richard Montgomery. He participated in Montgomery's campaign against Canada, and was present for the attacks and surrenders of St. John's and Montreal. On December 25th of that year, he participated in the assault on Quebec that led to the death of Montgomery. In the aftermath, most of the regiment spent a cold winter living on the outskirts of the city on limited provisions, before returning to New York in spring of 1776. On November 20, 1776, he was promoted to the rank of Captain in Colonel Peter Gansevoort's 3rd NY Regiment. In spring of 1777, the regiment was sent to garrison Fort Schuyler (formerly Stanwix) on the border of the new United States of America. Over the course of the summer, the fort became the focus of tensions between the US and Britain. Beginning in June, multiple soldiers and three women were attacked, kidnapped, mutilated, and/or murdered by loyalist and Native forces allied with the British. In preparation for a larger assault, Bleeker led the efforts of the Continentals and local militia in downing trees to obstruct Wood Creek, the westernmost water way on the Oneida Carry, in an effort to slow down any armies that might approach from that direction. His company was assigned to protect the northeast bastion/corner of the fort. On August 2, 1777, the fort came under attack by the forces under command of Brevet General Barry St. Leger. An unconditional surrender on the part of the Americans was requested, but rejected. A siege of 21 days ensued, with the Americans holding the fort. Throughout the siege, several of Bleeker's men were wounded. Despite their victory and a commendation that followed (from the Continental Congress), the regiment remained stationed at the lonely outpost for another year. After leaving Fort Schuyler, Bleeker was given a commission as brigade major for the forces of General John Sullivan. During the campaign against the Haudenosaunee peoples in spring and summer of that year, Bleeker was responsible for facilitating communications among the various regiments and companies involved, and assigning various jobs. In 1780, he served again as a captain of light infantry in the reorganized 1st NY Regiment under Colonel Goose Van Schaick, before becoming brigade major for the Marquis de Lafayette from May to October 1781. Under Lafayette's command, Bleeker witnessed the surrender of British General Cornwallis at the Siege of Yorktown. Bleeker remained a captain in the 1st NY until the signing of the Treaty of Paris in 1783. In 1783, he also became a founding member of the Society of Cincinnati, a Continental Officer veterans' organization. Bleeker was known as a fiery personality with a penchant for business. During his tenure at Fort Schuyler, he was personally called out in regimental orders in December 1777 by Colonel Gansevoort for his tardiness. In May 1778, another officer made a charge of abuse against Bleeker. After an investigation, the accusations were dismissed. Several years later, in May 1782, he was convicted at a court martial of "ungentleman-like behavior, in striking and abusing" an ensign, and was sentenced to be reprimanded in brigade orders. Despite this, he remained well known enough to personally appeal to George Washington for an office in 1789 in the new government under the Constitution. In 1792, Bleeker was one of 24 signatories to the Buttonwood Agreement, which allowed for the creation of the New York Stock Exchange. His nephew, James Ward Bleeker, became the 4th President and first Treasurer of the NYSE. Bleeker Street in New York City was named for Blecker's elder brother, Anthony Lispenard Bleeker, whose farm ran on the land. Bleeker was married twice: His first wife was Johanna Abeel (married in 1783). They had six children: Elizabeth, Leonard, Edward, Gertrude, George Washington, and Jacob. In 1818, Bleeker married Grace Berrian Moore. Together they had one daughter, Maria. Around the time of the War of 1812, Bleeker's money had run out, and he became indebted to multiple people to keep his family afloat. In March of 1818, the U.S. Congress passed "An act to provide for certain persons engaged in the land and Naval Service of the United States during the Revolutionary War," which allowed for pensions to be given to veterans of the American Revolution; Bleeker applied for a veteran's pension to aid him. According to his official deposition, the entire sum of his belongings (included his clothing, religious books, three beds and the bedding needed for them, and the furniture to make one room comfortable for his wife) were valued at $200. He owed rent to his landlord, and was forced to sell his furniture and belongings to try and make up the difference. His pension was granted at the rate of $240 per year, a rate that was raised to $480 and then $524 because of his ranking in the military. Bleeker died on March 9, 1844, at the age of 88, in New Rochelle, NY. He was survived by five of his older children and was buried at the Reformed Church of Newtown Cemetery in Elmhurst, NY. Inventory Number: 668
- [FEDERAL ETAGERE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-etagere-2/) - New York Circa 1810 Primary Woods: Curly Maple, Bird's-eye Maple, Maple Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 61 inches Width: 20 1/4 inches Depth: 18 3/4 inches $9,500 Inventory Number: 290
- [SILK AND WATERCOLOR EMBROIDERED PICTURE OF HECTOR AND ANDROMACHE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/silk-and-water-color-embroidered-picture-of-hector-and-andromache/) - Retaining its original frame and painted glass Worked by Mary Furlong Miss Parks Academy Boston Circa 1810 Dimensions: 18 inches by 23 inches Reference: This embroidery was no doubt inspired by “The Parting of Hector and Andromache”, engraved by James Watson after a painting by Angelica Kauffman and was published in London by Robert Sayer, January 1, 1772. The James Watson engraving is illustrated in Betty Ring, Let Virtue Be A Guide to Thee, page 200. Provenance: Probably the Mary Furlong who was born in Boston on December 13, 1796. Inventory Number: 4400
- [NEEDLEWORK MOURNING PICTURE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/needlework-picture/) - Attributed to a student in the Saunders and Beach Academy Dorchester, Massachusetts Circa 1795 Silk on Silk Dimensions (framed): 15 inches by 11 ¾ inches Reference: For a full discussion of the Saunders and Beach Academy in Dorchester, see Betty Ring's Girlhood Embroidery; American Samplers & Pictorial Needlework 1650-1850, pages 94 through 99. For a similar embroidered picture made by Sally Austin of the Saunders and Beach Academy, see American Needlework Treasures: Samplers and Silk Embroideries from the collection of Betty Ring, page 72, number 118. Inventory Number: 4388
- [SILK-ON-SILK NEEDLEWORK COAT OF ARMS OF THE LAWRENCE FAMILY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/silk-on-silk-needlework-coat-of-arms-of-the-lawrence-family/) - Rhode Island Circa 1800 Dimensions: 25 inches by 25 inches Inventory Number: 4483
- [IMPORTANT PICTORIAL SAMPLER WORKED BY MARY YOULE AGED 12](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/important-pictorial-sampler-worked-by-mary-youle-aged-12/) - New York Dated 1786 Silk on Linen Dimensions (framed): 14 ¼ inches by 16 inches Provenance: On the reverse of the sampler: "Sampler by sister of my great-great-grand-father (Mary A. Meeker, 1950); Mary Youle (Marschalk) born 1774 Youle Lodge, Roxbury, England. She probably did the sampler after the family came to America." Reference: Illustrated in The Magazine Antiques, February 2005, Biblical Samplers from New York City by Amelia Peck, plate VI and discussed on page 84. Inventory Number: 4562
- [MARY TRUSDEL'S NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/mary-trusdels-needlework-sampler/) - Age 10 Dated September 10, 1811 Probably Portsmouth Dimensions (framed): 23 ¼ inches by 17 inches Reference: There are two related samplers illustrated and discussed in John F. LaBranche and Rita F. Conant's, In Female Worth and Elegance, each made at the Rev. Timothy Alden's academy and worked with the maker's inscription within a scallop shell and other similar devices, including one with the same verse, pages 66 and 70. Inventory Number: 5358
- [EMBOIDERED PICTURE OF A GIRL BY ANNE HOSMER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/white-silk-background-emboidered-picture-of-a-girl-by-anne-hosmer/) - Attributed to Miss Patten's School Hartford, Connecticut Circa 1800 Silk on Silk Dimensions (framed): 17 inches by 13 ½ inches Provenance: Written on reverse of frame is For Anne Bates Dorman - Picture embroidered by her great grandfather's (Charles Henry Bull) step-mother (Anne Hosmer) in Hartford, Connecticut. Inventory Number: 5670
- [EARLY SILK ON SILK NEEDLEWORK PICTURE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/early-silk-on-silk-needlework-picture/) - Philadelphia Circa 1805 Dimensions: 21 ½ inches by 25 ½ inches Inventory Number: 5463
- [NEEDLEWORK PICTURE OF "ADELAIDE" BY HENRIETTA MARIA GHEGENISE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/needlework-picture-of-adelaide-by-henrietta-maria-ghegenise-1803/) - Mrs. Rivardi's Academy Philadelphia 1803 Dimensions (framed) Height: 26 ½ inches Width: 21 inches Reference: See "Madame Rivardi's Seminary in the Gothic Mansion," The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, 164, no. 1. (January, 1980). Inventory Number: 5464
- [EARLY SAMPLER BY SARAH THWING (1737 - 1753)](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/early-sampler-by-sarah-thwing-1737-1753/) - Boston November 9, 1743 Dimensions (framed) Height: 17 ½ Width: 9 ½ inches An early Boston sampler dated 1743, and wrought by Sarah Thwing (1737-1753), daughter of John and Joanna Davis Thwing. Decorated with the alphabet and numbers and the following rhyme - " Sarah Thwing is/ my name and with / my needle wrought/ ht the same and if/ my skill it had been/better would/have mended every/ letter November/ the 9 1743" Inventory Number: 6292
- [SILK NEEDLEWORK MAP OF THE EASTERN AND WESTERN HEMISPHERES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/silk-needlework-map-of-the-eastern-and-western-hemispheres/) - American Circa 1795 Dimensions (framed) Height: 22 1/2 inches Width: 32 inches Inventory Number: 6343
- [CHIPPENDALE POLESCREEN](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-polescreen/) - New York Circa 1760 Retaining its original needlepoint screen Primary Wood: Mahogany Height: 54 1/2 inches Screen size: 22 inch by 17 inches Provenance: Morgan-Newbold Family, Hyde Park, New York. Reference: A similar polescreen also retaining its original needlework screen is in the Albany Institute of History and Art. See New York Furniture Before 1830, Albany Institute of History and Art Collection, pages 26-27. Inventory Number: 6643 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [NEEDLEWORK PICTURE SIGNED ON REVERSE "Mrs. M. S. Dole Limerick, Maine"](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/needlework-picture-signed-on-reverse-mrs-m-s-dole-limerick-maine/) - Signed in graphite on reverse "Mrs. M. S. Dole Limerick, Maine" Circa 1800 Media: Silk, Silk Threads, Paint Sight: 10 1/2 by 13 1/2 inches Overall with Frame: 14 by 17 inches Provenance: Ginsburg & Levy Inc. Reference: Likely Saunders & Beach Academy, Dorchester, Massachusetts. See Betty Ring Girlhood Embroidery: American Samplers & Pictorial Needlework 1650-1850, Volume I, page 96, figure 101 for a very similar example. Inventory Number: 7304
- [SAUNDERS AND BEACH ACADEMY NEEDLEWORK PICTURE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/saunders-and-beach-academy-needlework-picture/) - "The Death of Sylvia's Stag" Silk on Silk Pictorial Needlework Saunders and Beach Academy Boston Circa 1815 Dimensions Height (sight): 15 1/2 inches Width (sight): 16 1/2 inches Height (framed): 25 inches Width (framed): 24 inches Provenance: A label on the back of the frame states, "Property of Eliza J. Womersly, Bequethed to Mary E. Norcross, Nov., 1925." Stephen and Carol Huber, Connecticut; Private Collection, Connecticut. Reference: For a full discussion and history of the Saunders and Beach Academy please see Betty Ring, Girlhood Embroidery, Volume I, pages 94-99. The scene: The needlework depicts a scene from book 7, verses 483–499, of Virgil's epic poem the Aeneid. Aeneas's son Ascanius shoots a stag that is the house-reared pet of Silvia, daughter of "Tyrrheus, chief ranger to the Latian king" (John Dryden's translation), provoking a war with Latium for the future site of Rome.[4] Virgil's account, over 16 lines, spends most of them describing the closeness of the relationship between Sylvia and the stag. Inventory Number: 249
- [HEPPLEWHITE LOOKING GLASS WITH INLAID CONCH SHELL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/hepplewhite-conch-shell-inlaid-mirror/) - American Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 40 inches Width: 20 ¾ inches Inventory Number: 4782
- [FEDERAL HEPPLEWHITE LOOKING GLASS WITH AN INLAID CONCH SHELL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-hepplewhite-mirror-with-an-inlaid-conch-shell/) - New York Circa 1790 Height: 60 inches Width: 24 inches Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Pine, Poplar Inventory Number: 5899
- [FEDERAL INLAID LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/inlaid-hepplewhite-mirror/) - New York Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 64 ½ inches Width: 26 inches Inventory Number: 5934
- [CHIPPENDALE DRESSING MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-dressing-mirror/) - English Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Beech, Spruce Height: 27 inches Width: 18 ½ inches Depth: 8 ¼ inches Reference: An identical example is in the Harrison Gray Otis House in Boston. Refer to Antiques Magazine, June, 1975 page 1140 and Brock Jobe and Myrna Kaye, New England Furniture, No. 142. Inventory Number: 6199
- [A VERY FINE CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-very-fine-chippendale-mirror/) - England Circa 1765 Primary wood: Mahogany Secondary wood: Pine Height: 64 inches Width: 31 ¾ inches Inventory Number: 5807
- [LARGE CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS WITH A CARVED AND GILDED URN](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/large-size-chippendale-looking-glass-with-a-carved-and-gilded-urn/) - England Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany, Gilt Wood Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 63 inches Width: 30 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 6407
- [IMPORTANT LARGE CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/important-large-chippendale-looking-glass/) - England Circa 1765 Primary Woods: Walnut, Walnut Veneers Secondary Wood: Spruce Height: 75 1/4 inches Width: 33 inches Inventory Number: 6408
- [FEDERAL DRESSING MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-dressing-mirror/) - Attributed To William Hook (1777-1867) Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1810 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Bird's Eye Maple, Curly Maple, Rosewood Secondary Woods: Mahogany, Pine, Gum Height: 23 1/8 inches Width: 19 ½ inches Depth: 10 inches Reference: A similar table is illustrated in Richard Randall, Jr., American Furniture in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, number 49. Inventory Number: LLC 23
- [A FINE CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-fine-chippendale-mirror/) - England Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany, Gilt Pine Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 57 inches Width: 32 inches Provenance: From the collection of Mr. George Alfred Cluett, Williamstown, Massachusetts. Reference: This mirror was on view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1932, acc. number 659.32. Inventory Number: 37767
- [QUEEN ANNE LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-mirror-england-or-america/) - England Circa 1735 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 52 ½ inches Width: 19 inches Inventory Number: 3559
- [FEDERAL LOOKING GLASS MADE OR SOLD BY WILLIAM WILMERDING](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-looking-glass-made-or-sold-by-william-wilmerding/) - Made or sold by William Wilmerding New York Circa 1795 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 44 1/2 inches Width: 20 inches Reference: For a similar mirror also made or sold by Wilmerding, please see Charles F. Montgomery, American Furniture: The Federal Period, entry 212 pages 212-3. Inventory Number: 7122
- [GIRANDOLE MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/346703/) - Probably English, Possibly American Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Basswood (by micro-analysis) Secondary Wood: Red Pine Height: 54 inches Width: 32 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 7331
- [FEDERAL DOUBLE EGLOMISE PANEL MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-double-eglomise-panel-mirror/) - New England, probably Boston Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Gilt White Pine (by micro-analysis) Secondary Wood: White Pine (by micro-analysis) Height: 26 1/2 inches Width: 14 inches Inventory Number: 6931
- [GIRANDOLE MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/girandole-mirror-2/) - England Circa 1810 Primary Woods: Gilt Basswood, Gilt Red Pine Secondary Wood: Red Pine Height: 54 inches Width: 32 1/2 inches $8,500 Inventory Number: C41
- [FEDERAL MIRROR WITH EGLOMISE GLASS PANEL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-mirror-with-eglomise-glass-panel/) - New York Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 59 1/2 inches Width: 23 inches $14,500 Inventory Number: 40
- [THE TOTTEN FAMILY CLASSICAL MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-totten-family-classical-mirror/) - New York Circa 1815 Primary Wood: White Pine Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 56 inches Width: 39 inches Provenance: Totten Family, Staten Island, New York; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York; Private Collection, Harrison, New York. Reference: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., Catalogue V, p. 142. Flat glass mirrors are rare but appear in Philadelphia and New York. For A Similar Example In The Collection Of The Albany Institute Of History And Art, Acc. No. 1919.4.9, See New York Furniture Before 1840 In The Collection Of The Albany Institute Of History And Art, Page 58. Inventory Number: 674
- [VERY FINE CHIPPENDALE MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/very-fine-chippendale-mirror/) - Likely English Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany, Gilt Pine Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 77 1/4 inches Width: 29 1/2 inches Reference: See Elizabeth Stillinger, American Antiques: The Hennage Collection, pg. 46. This is the looking glass at the back of the Hennage's official portrait. Provenance: Joe Kindig Jr. & Son, York, purchased 1986; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hennage Inventory Number: 120
- [FEDERAL LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-looking-glass/) - Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1785 Attributed to John Townsend Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 52 1/2 inches Width: 23 3/8 inches Reference: An almost identical mirror, but without its original carved and gilded eagle, retains John Townsend's label. That mirror is in the collection of The Winterthur Museum and is illustrated in John Sweeney, The Treasure House of Early American Rooms, pages 52-53. $6,500 Inventory Number: 198
- [FEDERAL INLAID OVAL MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-oval-mirror/) - English or American Circa 1780 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 30 1/4 inches Width: 15 inches $6,500 Inventory Number: 57
- [PAIR OF BRASS OCTAGONAL CANDLESTICKS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-queen-anne-brass-octagonal-candlesticks/) - England Circa 1715 Height: 6 3/4 inches Width: 3 1/2 inches Inventory number: 1704
- [BRASS CANDLE SNUFFER, STANDISH & WAX JACK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/brass-candle-snuffer/) - BRASS CANDLE SNUFFER With the Engraved Initials "ICL" Probably England Circa 1745 Height: 8 1/4 inches Diameter: 3 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 7290.4 BRASS STANDISH England Circa 1780 Height: 4 1/2 inches Width: 7 3/4 inches Depth: 2 3/4 inches Reference: Pictured in an article in Art and Antiques, Summer 2005, on page 115, entitled "The Past is Present in Newport; A Couple's Lifelong Love of Antiques" by Laura Beach. Inventory Number: 7290.6 BRASS WAX JACK Probably England Circa 1770 Height: 6 1/4 inches Width: 4 1/2 inches Depth: 4 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 7290.5 Available individually or as a group.
- [PAIR OF CHIPPENDALE DIAMOND AND FLAME ANDIRONS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-chippendale-diamond-and-flame-andirons/) - Popularly known as Revere Type Andirons New York or Philadelphia Circa 1775 Height: 25 inches Width: 13 inches Depth: 21 inches Reference: Nearly identical andirons can be found in collections such as Winterthur and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. See Donald L. Fennimore, Metalwork in Early America: Copper and its Alloys from the Winterthur Collection, p. 134 and 138. Others are illustrated in Schiffer, The Brass Book, plates 59, a and b. Inventory Number: 634
- [PAIR OF CHIPPENDALE ANDIRONS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-chippendale-andirons/) - Philadelphia Circa 1770 Height: 24 1/8 inches Width: 13 inches Depth: 14 1/4 inches $6,500 Inventory Number: 432
- [CHIPPENDALE BRASS ANDIRONS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-brass-andirons/) - Attributed to Daniel King Philadelphia Circa 1770 Height: 23 inches Daniel King, Sr., was the principal brazier working in Philadelphia during the second half of the Eighteenth Century. He established his South Front Street foundry in 1760, and within a decade had earned a reputation for products that rivaled English or Continental imports. Between 1770 and 1771 he executed one of his most important domestic commissions for General John Cadwalader: Surviving bills enumerate purchases of door hardware and fireplace equipment. The latter consisted of six pairs of andirons, including a “Pare of the Best Rote (rate) fier Dogs With Corinthen Coloms, ” for which Cadwalader paid King twenty-five pounds, approximately the same amount he paid Charles Willson Peale that same year for two three-quarter-length portraits of his parents. Regrettably, Cadwalader’s andirons are not known. There is only one signed set of andirons from King’s foundry, to which the Bayou Bend set is most closely related. A similar pair of andirons attributed to Daniel King with flame terminals, fluted shafts, and ball and claw feet is pictured in American Antiques from Israel Sack Collection, Volume III, 1414, p. 626. That pair was part of the furnishings of the Vincent Loockerman home in Dover, Delaware and listed in his estate inventory. For an example signed by Daniel King see Donald L. Fennimore, Metalwork in Early America: Copper and Its Alloys from the Winterthur Collection, (Winterthur: DE: The Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum, 1996), p. 134, no. 54. $6,500 Inventory Number: 799
- ['LAST OF THE MOHICANS' GIRANDOLE SET](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/last-of-the-mohicans-girandole-set/) - Three Piece Brass Girandole or Candelabrum Set Made and stamped by Cornelius and Company Philadelphia Circa 1848 Height: 17 1/2 inches on the triple light Width: 17 1/2 inches on the triple light For a set that is similar to these in the Winterthur collection please see Donald Fennimore, Metalwork in Early America: Copper and its Alloys from the Winterthur Collection, entry 137, pages 226-7. The patent for The Last of the Mohicans design was secured in December of 1848 for the central light and April of 1849 for the two outer lights. Inventory Number: 7339
- [EAGLE DECORATED MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/eagle-decorated-mirror/) - Federal Mirror With Carved Eagle Decoration Probably English Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Pine Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 55 inches Width: 25 inches $3,850 Inventory Number: 253
- [FEDERAL BANJO CLOCK WITH EGLOMISE GLASS PAINTING OF PERRY'S VICTORY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-banjo-clock-with-perrys-victory-eglomise-glass/) - Boston Circa 1816 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 40 ½ inches Width: 11 inches at widest Depth: 3 ½ inches Reference: A clock with a very similar painted lower tablet is in the Detroit Institute of Arts. See Steven P. Petrucelli and Kenneth A. Sposato, American Banjo Clocks, figure 142. Inventory Number: 5240
- [FEDERAL BANJO CLOCK WITH WORKS BY AARON WILLARD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-banjo-clock-with-works-by-aaron-willard/) - With works by Aaron Willard (1757-1844) Boston Circa 1800 This Aaron Willard banjo clock was cleaned by Elnathan Taber, his apprentice. Elnathan Taber inherited all of Simon Willard's tools. The clock is also dated on the face of the works when E. Taber cleaned it. Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 33 inches Width: 10 inches Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc. Inventory Number: 7299
- [SHERATON PRESENTATION TIMEPIECE BY WILLIAM CUMMENS (1788-1834)](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/sheraton-presentation-timepiece-by-william-cummens-1788-1834/) - Roxbury, Massachusetts Circa 1820 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Gilded Pine Secondary Woods: Pine, Cherry Height: 41 inches Width: 9 inches Depth: 3 3/4 inches $8,500 A very fine Roxbury, Massachusetts presentation timepiece; the case with a lower eglomise tablet surrounded by a molded frame above a carved presentation base, below a similarly decorated throat glass, flanked by pierced sidearms; all below a round head with a hinged metal door, surmounted by a vasiform plinth and acorn gilt finial. The white painted face is signed 'Warranted by Wm Cummens/Roxbury', and the movement is the typical single bridge suspension seen on clocks by the Willards and their former apprentices. The clock remains in excellent condition with only minor touch up of the gilt decoration and tiny sections of inpainting on the glasses. All component parts, including the painted glasses, side arms, case, movement and face are original.
- [DAVID YOUNG CHIPPENDALE TALL CLOCK WITH WORKS BY LEVI AND ABEL HUTCHINS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-tall-clock/) - Made and Labeled by David Young (1746-1836) With works by Levi and Abel Hutchins, Concord, New Hampshire. Hopkinton, New Hampshire 1788-1807. Primary Wood: Maple, Cherry Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 89 inches Width: 20 inches Depth: 10 inches Inventory Number: 4238
- [FRANCIS GOTTIER CHIPPENDALE TALL CASE CLOCK WITH WORKS BY THOMAS WAGSTAFFE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-tall-case-clock/) - Case labeled and made by Francis Gottier Works by Thomas Wagstaffe, London Philadelphia Circa 1770 Primary Woods: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Poplar, Oak Height: 102 inches Width: 20 inches Depth: 10 ½ inches Provenance: Norton Asner, Baltimore, Maryland; Private Collection, New York. Reference: Thomas Wagstaffe (1724-1802) of London was a famous Quaker clockmaker who was known to supply his movements to American Quakers who had them cased in Philadelphia and Newport. Born in England in 1742 at Banbury, Oxfordshire, Wagstaffe was recorded as a clock maker in London by the mid 1750s. He worked at Cary Lane near Goldsmiths Hall circa 1759 and from 1768 until 1793 at 33 Grace Church Street. Between 1759 and 1774, he shipped silversmithing tools to Joseph Richardson, the noted Quaker silversmith of Philadelphia, in addition to serving as Richardson's fiscal agent in London. Several other tall case clocks with Wagstaffe works and Philadelphia area cases are known. One at Winterthur Museum displays a case with elaborate carving on the tympanum. Another example has a movement acquired in 1755 by John Carpenter of Chester County for his neighbor James Trimble. A fourth example was made for John Morton, a delegate to the Continental Congress and signer of the Declaration of Independence. Inventory Number: 5974
- [EFFINGHAM EMBREE FEDERAL TALL CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-tall-clock/) - Made By Effingham Embree New York Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine, Poplar Height: 94 ½ inches Width: 18 ¾ inches Depth: 9 ½ inches Inventory Number: 6176.1
- [FEDERAL INLAID TALL CASE CLOCK WITH WORKS BY ELNATHAN TABER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-federal-inlaid-tall-case-clock-with-works-by-elnathan-taber/) - Face painted by John Minott/ Roxbury/ Number 193 Roxbury, Massachusetts Circa 1793 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 94 1/2 inches Width: 17 1/2 inches Depth: 10 1/2 inches Provenance: Joseph Vose, Milton, Massachusetts. Vose was a colonel in the first regiment, and participated in the Revolutionary War. He was an original member of the Society of the Cincinnati. Reference: John Minott is listed as clock dial painter, and is known to have made faces for Simon Willard in the early 1790's, see Roger Robinson and H. Burt, The Willard House and Clock Museum, Tall Clocks, number 14 and 16. (1768 - 1854) worked in Roxbury, and Simon Willard considered him to be his finest apprentice. For a discussion of Elnathan Taber (1768-1854) please see Philip Zea and Robert Cheney, Clock Making in New England: 1725-1825, An Interpretation of the Old Sturbridge Village Collection, pages 66-69. Inventory number: 6484 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [COLONEL TIMOTHY CHANDLER TALL CASE CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/hepplewhite-tall-case-clock-made-and-die-stamped-on-the-seat-board/) - Timothy Chandler (1762-1848) Concord, New Hampshire Circa 1805 Primary Woods: Flame Birch, Crotch Birch Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 88 1/2 inches Width: 18 1/2 inches Depth: 9 1/2 inches Provenance: Mr. and Mrs. David Hopkins, Monkton, Maryland. Reference: For further information about Timothy Chandler and his work, see Charles S. Parsons, New Hampshire Clocks & Clockmakers. Inventory Number: 6666.1 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [WILLIAM HUDSON TALL CASE CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/william-hudson-tall-case-clock/) - Tantum Family Chippendale Tall Case Clock With works by William Hudson (active circa 1773 to 1810) Case attributed to Joseph Brumley Mount Holly, New Jersey Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: Yellow Pine Seatboard and Back Height: 8 feet 3 inches Width: 20 1/2 inches Depth: 10 3/4 inches Provenance: According to a family journal, John Tantum purchased 240 acres in Nottingham Township in Burlington County New Jersey in 1699 and built a house which was standing until 1909, the year the journal was written. The clock was probably made for John's relation, Joseph Tantum who was alive in 1774. The family was a member of the "Friends Society." Reference: A similar clock is illustrated in Patricia Kane and Edwin Battison, The American Clock 1725-1865, pages 94-97. For a brief discussion of Brumley and Hudson see The Magazine Antiques, August 1984, the article by Elizabeth D. Garrett, Living with Antiques, A Collection of American Decorative Arts in the Western Reserve, pages 325-330, see specific information on page 326. Inventory Number: 6617.1
- [FEDERAL INLAID TALL CASE CLOCK WITH WORKS BY E. MASSEY, NEWCASTLE, ENGLAND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-tall-case-clock-works-by-e-massey-newcastle-england/) - Works by E. Massey, Newcastle, England (bap. 1768, d. 1852); (active 1790-1852) New York Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Poplar, White Pine Height: 97 1/2 inches Width: 20 inches Depth: 9 3/4 inches Reference: Massey is listed in Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World by G. H. Baillie as "a well-known maker. Invented the crank-roller lever escapement, & patented a pump-winding." Inventory Number: 7150
- [FEDERAL INLAID TALL CASE CLOCK WITH WORKS BY DANIEL PORTER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-tall-case-clock-made-by-daniel-porter/) - Works by Daniel Porter (1775-1809) Williamstown, Massachusetts Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 93 inches Width: 19 inches Depth: 9 1/2 inches Reference: Daniel Porter apprenticed with Daniel Burnap in Connecticut before settling in Williamstown, Massachusetts. His clock cases are distinguished by their oval voids in the pediment, canted corners on the hood doors, sophisticated inlays, and bracket feet. See the discussion on page 34, image 9, of The Best the Country Affords; Vermont Furniture 1765-1850 by Kenneth Joel Zogry. Porter tall case clocks are in the collections of Historic Deerfield (HD 93.028) and the Bennington Museum (1977.189). Inventory Number: 7228
- [CHIPPENDALE CARVED TALL CASE CLOCK WITH CASE BY WILLIAM CONNELL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-carved-tall-case-clock-case-made-by-william-connell/) - Case by William Connell Movement by John Wood Jr. (1736-1793) Philadelphia Circa 1770 Printed label inscribed "MADE and SOLD BY WILLIAM CONNELL, CABINET-MAKER, In Third-Street, Corner of Spruce Street, PHILADELPHIA; where made be had, all Sorts of Cabinet and Chair Work, on the shortest Notice". Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, Yellow Pine Height: 94 inches Width: 18 1/2 inches Reference: A closely related clock with works by Thomas Wagstaffe and a labeled case by William Connell is in the collection of Winterthur Museum. See Joseph Downs, American Furniture: Queen Anne and Chippendale Periods, in the Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum, no. 207. Inventory Number: 7295
- [CHARLES TINGES TALL CASE CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/charles-tinges-tall-case-clock/) - Baltimore Circa 1802 Dated inside of hood "1802" Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 101 1/2 inches Width: 19 1/4 inches Depth: 10 inches Inventory Number: 7326
- [CHIPPENDALE TALL CASE CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/isaac-brokaw-tall-case-clock/) - Movement by Isaac Brokaw Case Attributed to Matthew Edgerton New Brunswick, New Jersey Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 93 ¾ inches Width: 21 ½ inches Depth: 10 inches Reference: This clock was exhibited at the New Jersey State Museum from May 20 – September 24, 1972 and pictured in the catalog “Festival ‘72'” pages 4-5. The case closely relates to two labeled Egerton cases pictured in American Furniture from Israel Sack Collection, Vol. III, pages 642 and 3, (Brokaw movement) and The Antiquarian, December 1930, page 53. Provenance: CL Prickett, Antiques; Private Collection, Sparta, New Jersey
- [FEDERAL INLAID TALL CASE CLOCK WITH ROCKING SHIP MOVEMENT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/tall-case-clock-with-movement-by-david-wood/) - Works by David Wood Newburyport Circa 1808 The case branded ER on the moldings. A contemporary inscription Wm. J. Elliot, June 18, 1808 is near the top of the door. Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, White Pine Height: 90 1/2 inches Width: 19 inches Depth: 10 inches Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc., New York Inventory Number: 690
- [FEDERAL TALL CASE CLOCK BY JOHN NICHOLL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-tall-case-clock-by-john-nicholl/) - Made and signed by John Nicholl (1784-1862) Belvidere, New Jersey Circa 1825 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Mahogany Veneers, Cherry Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 91 1/2 inches Width: 18 inches Depth: 9 1/2 inches Reference: Please see Steven Petrucelli, Striking Beauty, New Jersey Tall Case Clocks 1730-1830 for another Belvidere, New Jersey example by Nicholl, page 75. That clock is in the Newark Museum. $9,500 Inventory Number: 607
- [QUARTER CHIMING TALL CASE CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/quarter-chiming-tall-case-clock/) - Movement by Joshua Wilson, London Case Philadelphia or its environs Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Yellow Pine, Tulip Poplar Height: 95 1/2 inches Width: 22 inches Depth: 12 1/4 inches Reference: Illustrated in Sullivan and Keller, Musical Clocks of Early America: 1730-1830, page 356. The clock rings the hours of the day on a single bell, and chimes the quarter hours on four bells. The case has elements of the work of Philadelphia and Delaware cabinet shops. Inventory Number: 913
- [SHERATON SHELF CLOCK WITH WORKS BY NATHAN ADAMS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/sheraton-shelf-clock/) - Boston Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Northern White Pine, Oak Height: 23 3/8 inches Width: 13 1/8 inches Depth: 7 1/8 inches Reference: See Brooks Palmer, The Book of American Clocks, page 135, for information on Nathan Adams. Nathan Adams was born in Newbury, Massachusetts in 1755. He is listed as a "joiner" in Danvers, Massachusetts in 1783, and in Andover, Massachusetts in 1784. By 1786, Adams had returned to Danvers as an apprentice to clockmaker Ezra Batchelder. In 1792 Nathan Adams moved to Wiscasset, Maine and then to Boston in 1796, where he remained until 1825. This clock is engraved "Boston," and therefore cannot predate 1796. The federal nature of the applied carving, with its drapery and swags, suggests a late 18th- or early 19th-century date for the clock. This clock is one of the most interesting examples of its kind. Because of Adams' early listings as a cabinetmaker, the possibility exists that he made the case and works of the clock, although the applied and ornamental carving must have been worked by a professional Boston carver. The amount and quality of decoration, with the delicate applied carving, metal and wood fretwork, and the bright-cut engraving on the face, place this among the most important American bracket clocks. Inventory Number: LLC 38
- [A RARE SHELF CLOCK BY DAVID WILLIAMS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-rare-shelf-clock-by-david-williams/) - Newport, Rhode Island 1803 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Pine, Poplar, Maple Height: 42 3/4 inches Width: 14 inches Depth: 8 inches Inventory Number: 6370
- [A GRAFTON-STYLE INLAID DWARF-CASE CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-grafton-style-inlaid-cherry-dwarf-case-clock/) - Works possibly by Samuel Mulliken, II Newburyport, Massachusetts Circa 1790 Primary Woods: Cherry, Holly Inlays Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 43 inches Width: 10 inches Depth: 5 1/2 inches Provenance: Joe Kindig, Jr. and Son, York, Pennsylvania; Mr. and Mrs. John Howland Ricketson, III, Massachusetts; Private Collection, New York. Reference: This clock is illustrated in Wallace Nutting, Furniture Treasury, Volume II, Plate 3425, and in his The Clock Book, page 41, No. 101. This piece is also illustrated in Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Catalogue XII - May 2002, page 29.For similar examples, see number 93 in Brooks Palmer, The Book of American Clocks and number 520 in Dean A. Fales, Jr., The Furniture of Historic Deerfield. Inventory Number: 5995.2
- [REUBEN TOWER FEDERAL DWARF CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/reuben-tower-federal-dwarf-clock/) - Hanover, Massachusetts Circa 1815 Movement made and signed by Reuben Tower (1775-1881) Primary Wood: White Pine (Painted) Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 48 inches Width: 11 1/4 inches Depth: 9 inches Reference: The clock appears in Zea and Cheney, Clockmaking in New England, page 106, figures 4-15 and 4-16. Reuben Tower (1795-1881) was a member of the influential Quaker clockmakers working in southeastern Massachusetts. He was likely apprenticed to Joshua Wilder. Tower produced clocks in the same manner as Wilder, and married his daughter Rebecca Hathaway Wilder in 1819. Tower worked in the adjacent towns of Hingham, Hanover, Kingston and Plymouth. While he produced just two tall clocks and a handful of shelf clocks and banjo clocks, he specialized in fine dwarf clocks. All are in similar cases and styles to those made by Wilder and the cases are attributed to nearby Weymouth cabinetmaker Abiel White. Inventory Number: 055
- [RARE CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE FIVE PIECE GARNITURE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-chinese-export-famille-rose-five-piece-garniture-2/) - China Circa 1735 Height: 10 3/4 inches Diameter: 4 1/2 inches Provenance: Earle D. Vandekar Inventory Number: 37986
- [CHINESE EXPORT OVAL PLATTER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chinese-export-oval-platter/) - From the Dewitt and Maria Franklin Clinton Service Circa 1796-1810 The service is well represented in American Museums including the U. S. Department of State, Winterthur, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, among many others. See J. McMudge, Chinese Export Porcelain for the American Trade, 1962, p. 155, ill. 118. This platter is from a service made for DeWitt Clinton (1769-1828) and his wife Maria Franklin Clinton, whom he married in 1796. DeWitt Clinton is notable for his long political career, perhaps beginning with his service as a brigadier-general in the American Army during the Revolutionary War, and then proceeding through his terms in the New York State Senate (1798-1802) and the United States Senate (1802-03); his mayorship of New York City (1803-15); his candidacy for President of the United States, running unsuccessfully against James Madison in 1808; and his three terms as Governor of New York from 1817-1823 and then again from 1825 until his death. It was during his final term as Governor in 1825 that the Erie Canal was completed and opened, an event for which Clinton was significantly responsible and remembered in American history.
- [CHINA TRADE PLATE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/china-trade-plate/) - From the Dewitt and Maria Franklin Clinton Service Circa 1796-1810 The service is well represented in American Museums, including the U. S. Department of State, Winterthur, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, among many others. See J. McMudge, Chinese Export Porcelain for the American Trade, 1962, p. 155, ill. 118. This platter is from a service made for DeWitt Clinton (1769-1828) and his wife Maria Franklin Clinton, whom he married in 1796. DeWitt Clinton is notable for his long political career, perhaps beginning with his service as a brigadier-general in the American Army during the Revolutionary War, and then proceeding through his terms in the New York State Senate (1798-1802) and the United States Senate (1802-03); his mayorship of New York City (1803-15); his candidacy for President of the United States, running unsuccessfully against James Madison in 1808; and his three terms as Governor of New York from 1817-1823 and then again from 1825 until his death. It was during his final term as Governor in 1825 that the Erie Canal was completed and opened, an event for which Clinton was significantly responsible and remembered in American history.
- [DELFT CHARGER WITH FLORAL DECORATION](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/delft-charger-with-floral-decoration/) - England Circa 1770 Diameter: 13 inches Inventory Number: 7287.1
- [DELFT CHARGER DEPICTING KING WILLIAM](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/delft-charger-depicting-king-william/) - Attributed to London Circa 1690 Dimensions: 13 1/2 inch diameter References: Other similar chargers are in the Collection of The Milwaukee Art Museum, and The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, The Bayou Bend Collection, and in the Collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, see Delftware, The Collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, by Michael Archer, figure, A.6. Ceramics depicting royal figures found great popularity in England and the American colonies during the second half of the 17th century. While some were intended for daily use, others, such as this dish featuring King William III, were meant for decorative display. Inventory Number: 650
- [DELFT POSSET POT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/delft-posset-pot/) - The lid and base initialed RE Attributed to London or Bristol Circa 1720 Dimensions: 9 1/4 inches tall A very similar pot is in the collection of The Minneapolis Institute of Art, 96.36.11A,B. The spout side was not photographed. Inventory Number: 666
- [LONDON DELFT POLYCHROME TULIP CHARGER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/london-delft-polychrome-tulip-charger/) - London Circa 1700 Dimensions: 2 1/2 inches x 13 1/4 inches x 13 1/4 inches Description: London Delft Polychrome Tulip Charger in yellow, ochre, green, and blue with tulips and other flowering plants, with blue dash border Provenance: Northeast Auctions, Plymouth, Massachusetts (label); Collection of John B. and Marie-Teresa Vander Sande, Newbury, Massachusetts Reference: See Michael Archer's Catalogue of Delftware in the Fitzwilliam Museum (2013) pp 42-44 Inventory Number: 885
- [MOCHAWARE PEPPER POT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/mochaware-pepper-pot/) - England Circa 1820 Height: 4 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 37781
- [MOCHAWARE PEPPER POT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/mochaware-pepper-pot-3/) - England Circa 1820 Height: 4 7/8 inches Provenance: The Jonathan Rickard Collection. Reference: The pepper pot is illustrated in Kitchen Ceramics by Suzanne Slesin, Daniel Rozensztroch and Stafford Cliff on page 135 and in Jonathan Rickard Mocha and Related Dipped Wares, 1770-1939, page 84, figure 122. Inventory Number: 37923
- [MOCHAWARE MUG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/mochaware-mug/) - England Circa 1800 Height: 4 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 37785
- [MOCHAWARE BARREL SHAPED JUG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/mochaware-barrel-shaped-jug-3/) - England Circa 1820 Height: 6 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 37924
- [MOCHAWARE MUG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/mochaware-mug-england-circa-1820/) - England Circa 1820 Height: 4 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 37786
- [DELFT CHARGER DECORATED WITH FLOWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/delft-charger-decorated-with-flowers-in-the-classic-fazackerly-colors/) - IN THE CLASSIC "FAZACKERLY" COLORS Liverpool, England Circa 1750 Diameter: 13 1/4 inches Reference: Please see Michael Archer Delftware: The Tin-Glazed Earthenware of th British Isles, plate B 158, page 191 and John C. Austin British Delft at Williamsburg, plate 25, for plates with similar "Fazackerly" decoration. Inventory Number: 7193.1
- [DELFT CHARGER WITH CHINOISERIE DECORATION](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/delft-charger-with-chinoiserie-decoration/) - London Circa 1770 Diameter: 13 1/4 inches Reference: Please see the cover and color plate F of F. H. Garner and Michael Archer English Delftware and Michael Archer Delftware: The Tin-Glazed Earthenware of the British Isles, pages 234-235, B.261 (color plate 160) for a very similar example in the Victoria and Albert Museum (C.732-1923). Also see John C. Austin, British Delft at Williamsburg, page 175, number 311 and Frank Britton English Delftware in the Bristol Collection, page 172, plate 11.12. Two other almost identical chargers are available: 7284 and 7284.1. Inventory Number: 7194.3
- [DELFT POLYCHROME CHARGER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/delft-polychrome-charger/) - DECORATED WITH A PARROT, ROCKWORK, SUGAR APPLES, AND FLOWERS London, probably Lambeth Circa 1765 Diameter: 13 1/2 inches Reference: Please see John C. Austin British Delft at Williamsburg, plate 323, page 178 and Michael Archer Delftware: the Tin -Glazed Earthenware of the British Isles, page 197 (B.175). Quite a few of these plates are still in existence so it must have been a popular design in its day. The Victoria and Albert Museum and Historic Deerfield are a few of the museums which own examples. We are told that the "pine cones" on the rim are actually sugar apples from the Caribbean and South America which fits with the use of exotic birds like the parrot used by English delft potters in their Chinoiserie designs. We also have an almost identical charger (7194.1). Inventory Number: 7194
- [PEARLWARE DANDIES FIGURAL GROUP](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pearlware-dandies-figural-group/) - Decorated in Enamel Colors England Circa 1810 Height: 8 1/2 inches Provenance: Leo Kaplan, LTD New York Price: $2,750 Inventory Number: 7288
- [DELFT CHARGER DECORATED IN THE CHINESE TASTE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/delft-charger-decorated-in-the-chinese-taste/) - England Circa 1770 Diameter: 13 inches Inventory #7287
- [CHIPPENDALE TALL CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-tall-chest-of-drawers/) - Possibly made by "G. S. Watson / P. Findles Wharf" Probably Philadelphia Circa 1780 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Woods: Northern White Cedar, Yellow Poplar (by microanalysis) Height: 62 inches Width: 41 1/2 inches Depth: 23 1/4 inches Inventory number: 37800
- [SHERATON BOWFRONT SIDEBOARD LABELED BY JOSEPH RAWSON](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/sheraton-bowfront-sideboard/) - Labeled by Joseph Rawson and Sons Providence, Rhode Island Circa 1815 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Bird’s Eye Maple Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 43 inches Width: 72 inches Depth: 24 1/2 inches References: This sideboard is illustrated in William C. Ketchum, Jr., American Cabinetmakers, pages 275-276; it also appears in The Magazine Antiques, July, 1980, page 141 in an article by Eleanore Bradford Monahon, “The Rawson Family of Cabinetmakers in Providence, Rhode Island.” Eleanore Monahon notes that the label found in this sideboard was in use by the Rawson firm from 1815 until 1828. She also notes that the combination of curly maple and mahogany veneers is found on another labeled Rawson sideboard. Inventory Number: 5302
- [FEDERAL SIDEBOARD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-sideboard/) - School of Seymour Boston Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 40 1/2 inches Width: 67 1/4 inches Depth: 24 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 6852
- [FEDERAL INLAID SIDEBOARD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-sideboard-2/) - With Bellflower inlay associated with William Wilmerding New York Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: White Pine, Tulip Poplar Height: 40 inches Width: 75 inches Depth: 28 3/4 inches Inventory Number: 632
- [DIMINUTIVE FEDERAL SIDEBOARD EN SUITE WITH #183](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/diminutive-federal-sideboard-2/) - Boston, Massachusetts Circa 1809 Possibly the workshop of John and Thomas Seymour En Suite with Card Table #183 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 42 inches Width: 48 inches Depth: 22 inches Provenance: From the Jackson family of Newton, Massachusetts and possibly made for Timothy Jackson, 1756-1814, when he built a Federal style house on his family property in 1809. The house is still standing and is now owned by Historic Newton. $18,500 Inventory Number: 182
- [CHIPPENDALE DESK AND BOOKCASE SIGNED BY DANIEL SPENCER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-secretary-bookcase-with-three-shell-blocked-interior/) - Made and signed by Daniel Spencer (1741-1801), Nephew of John Goddard Newport or Providence, Rhode Island or Dartmouth, Massachusetts Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Chestnut, Pine, Cherry, Poplar, Maple Height: 71 inches Width: 38 3/4 inches Depth: 21 1/4 inches Provenance: The secretary is inscribed on a desk interior drawer "Daniel Spencer." Spencer was a nephew of cabinetmaker John Goddard, and worked in Newport, Providence and Dartmouth, Massachusetts in the mid-eighteenth century. He was born in East Greenwich, Rhode Island to John Goddard's older sister, Margaret Goddard Spencer (1713-1793) and Thomas Spencer, Sr. (1717-1753). Two years after Thomas, Sr's death their mother moved the family to Newport. Other pieces now attributed to Daniel Spencer include the Nicholas Brown Desk and Bookcase, the block and shell desk and bookcase at Yale, and the block and shell chest on chest at Chipstone. For more information on Spencer please see the Rhode Island Furniture Archive at the Yale University Art Gallery, RIF2912. Inventory Number: 6358
- [CHIPPENDALE DESK AND BOOKCASE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-desk-and-bookcase/) - New York Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine, Yellow Pine Reference: The carved cartouche strongly resembles the work of either Henry Hardcastle or one of his apprentices such as James Strachan. See Luke Beckerdite's "Immigrant Carvers and the Development of the Rococo Style" in American Furniture, 1996. For a very similar form see figure 15. For the carved elements, see Luke Beckerdite's, "Origins of the Rococo Style in New York Furniture and Interior Architecture," in American Furniture, 1993. In particular the treatment of the carved birds such as figures 11, 13, and 19. Inventory Number: 310
- [CHIPPENDALE DESK AND BOOKCASE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-desk-and-bookcase-2/) - Eastern Connecticut Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: White Pine, Cherry Height: 97 inches Width: 38 inches Depth: 20 inches Provenance: Soames Family, Lowell, MA; Ginsburg and Levy, Inc., New York; ex collection Dr. Samuel J. Phillips, NY; John Walton, Inc. Reference: A similar desk in the Winterthur collection appears in Nancy Evans and Nancy Richards, New England Furniture at Winterthur, entry 203, pages 426-28 and back cover. Inventory Number: 327
- [THE WILLIAM PARSONS FAMILY CARVED CHIPPENDALE LOWBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-william-parsons-family-carved-chippendale-lowboy/) - Philadelphia Circa 1775 Height: 32 inches Width: 35 ½ inches Depth: 21 ¼ inches Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Poplar, White Cedar Provenance: Originally owned by William Parsons, a friend of Benjamin Franklin. He was a geographer, and served as Surveyor General of Philadelphia after filling post as Librarian of the Philadelphia Library; to Ella Parsons, Philadelphia; Joseph Kindig, York, Pennsylvania; Reginald Lewis Collection. Reference: Exhibited at the Philadelphia Museum of art 1928-1934; Illustrated in the Joe Kindig, Jr. advertisement, Antiques, February, 1935. Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Gallery Catalogue VIII. Inventory Number: 3397
- [THE WALKER FAMILY QUEEN ANNE LOWBOY WITH FAN CARVED SKIRT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-walker-family-queen-anne-lowboy-with-shell-carved-skirt/) - Housatonic Valley, Probably Stratford, Connecticut Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 30 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 21 1/2 inches Provenance: Descended in the Walker Family in the General Walker House, Stratford, Connecticut. The Walkers and the Beach Families were related. David Beach (1727-1797) married Ruth Hawley (1726-), the daughter of John Hawley (1694-1794) and Sarah Walker (1697 - ), and granddaughter of Robert Walker (1668-1743). Inventory Number: 6259
- [QUEEN ANNE FAN CARVED LOWBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-fan-carved-lowboy/) - Eastern Massachusetts, Probably Boston or Salem Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 29 inches Width: 29 ¾ inches Depth: 20 ¼ inches Reference: A highboy with a similar brass arrangement to its lower section was sold at Skinner, Inc., as lot 424, October, 1998. Inventory Number: 5725.1
- [THE PARSON THOMAS SMITH TRUMPET LEG WILLIAM AND MARY LOWBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-parson-thomas-smith-trumpet-leg-william-and-mary-lowboy/) - Boston Circa 1725 Primary Woods: Walnut, Walnut Veneers, Maple Secondary Wood: Northern White Pine Height: 30 1/2 inches Width: 33 inches Depth: 21 1/2 inches Provenance: Parson Thomas Smith of Falmouth, Maine by descent through his family; Harry Arons, Ansonia, Connecticut: Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., New York; Mr. and Mrs. Edward H.Tevriz, New York. Reference: Illustrated in Antiques Magazine, February 1966, on page 261 of Helen Comstock's article, "American Furniture In the Collection Of Mr. Edward H. Tevriz". This piece is illustrated in Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Catalogue XII - May 2002 Inventory Number: 6402.3
- [AN IMPORTANT EARLY QUEEN ANNE LOWBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/an-important-early-queen-anne-lowboy-or-dressing-table/) - Philadelphia Circa 1740 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Oak, Tulip Poplar, White Cedar Height: 29 3/8 inches Width: 33 1/8 inches Depth: 20 1/2 inches Provenance: The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Reference: The lowboy appears in Richard Randall, American Furniture in The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, entry 47. Inventory Number: 6634 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [QUEEN ANNE LOWBOY WITH A CARVED FAN DRAWER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-lowboy-with-a-carved-fan-drawer-massachusetts/) - Massachusetts Circa 1740 Retains its original hardware Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 33 3/4 inches Depth: 9 1/4 inches Provenance: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Loucks, Chicago, Illinois Reference: Illustrated in The Magazine Antiques, December, 1974, page 907. Inventory number: 6558 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [QUEEN ANNE LOWBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-lowboy-5/) - Mid-Atlantic States Possibly Thomas White of North Carolina or Middletown, New Jersey Circa 1755 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Woods: Yellow Pine, Atlantic White Cedar (by microanalysis) Height: 29 7/8 inches Width: 34 1/2 inches Depth: 22 1/2 inches Reference: For work on Thomas White and the Rhode Island influence on North Carolina furniture see John Bivins, "Rhode Island Influence in the Work of Two North Carolina Cabinetmakers" in American Furniture, 1999. See also a dressing table from Norfolk, Virginia in Southern Furniture 1680-1830: The Colonial Williamsburg Collection, pages 277-280, figure 83, for its similar aesthetic, identical woods, and its design parallels with New England examples. For a very similar lowboy from Rhode Island please see Israel Sack, Celebrating our 90th Anniversary, page 31. See also John Bivins, Jr. The Furniture of Coastal North Carolina 1700-1820, pages 386-387, for his discussion of the French Huguenot settlers in eastern North Carolina. The unusual "spurs" on the legs may have been inspired by the pied-de-biche (literally deer hoof) motif of late 17th century French cabinetmakers. Inventory Number: 7217
- [QUEEN ANNE LOWBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-lowboy-6/) - With removable legs Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 33 inches Depth: 20 inches Inventory Number: 7300
- [QUEEN ANNE LOWBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-lowboy-7/) - Connecticut or Massachusetts Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 31 1/2 inches Width: 33 1/2 inches Depth: 21 inches With chalk inscriptions on the back, possibly reading "Peter Carter" Inventory Number: 7324
- [QUEEN ANNE LOWBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-lowboy-8/) - Pennsylvania Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Woods: Yellow Pine, Poplar Height: 27 1/2 inches Width: 33 1/2 inches Depth: 23 inches Reference: For similar lowboys please see William MacPherson Hornor's Blue Book of Philadelphia Furniture, plate 17 and Worldly Goods: The Arts and Crafts of Early Pennsylvania, 1680-1758, page 145, entries 54-55. Inventory Number: 7073.1
- [CHIPPENDALE DRESSING TABLE OR LOWBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-dressing-table-or-lowboy/) - Stratford, Connecticut 1765 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: Oak, Chestnut, White Pine Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 35 1/4 inches Depth: 22 1/2 inches Provenance: C.L. Prickett Antiques, Yardley, Pennsylvania $7,500 Inventory Number: 540
- [THE OSBORNE FAMILY CHIPPENDALE DRESSING TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-osborne-family-chippendale-dressing-table/) - Southbury, Connecticut Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 30 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 21 1/2 inches Provenance: Made for the Osborne Family of Southbury, Connecticut. It was probably made for the Deacon Timothy Osborne (born in Newtown, Connecticut on August 28,1720, died in Southbury, February 3, 1807) of Southbury, Connecticut and his wife Rachel Judd (born 1726, died January 14, 1795) of Danbury. They were married July 19,1744. Family history states that the lowboy was given to Barnum Osborne (1764-1852) and Olive Hicock Osborne (1761-1853) in 1785 as a wedding present. This is according to the inscription on the back of an old photograph of the lowboy ('Wedding present for Barnum Osborne and Olive Hicock Octo 13th, 1785'). At their death, it must have been left to Cyrus Bristol Osborne (born 1840) and Belle Tiffany Osborne (born 1851), who were married on September 2, 1872, and finally to their daughter, Zeta Osborne Rening (born August 28, 1876), the applicant for membership into the DAR. Reference: The only other similar lowboy recorded having these particular elements of design is illustrated in Connecticut Furniture-Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries Catalogue of the 1967 Show at The Wadsworth Athenaeumm, No. 176. Inventory Number: 201
- [SLIPPER FOOT DRESSING TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/slipper-foot-dressing-table/) - New York or New Jersey Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: Yellow Pine, Tulip Poplar Height: 29 inches Width: 34 1/4 inches Depth: 20 1/2 inches $12,500 Inventory Number: 713
- [QUEEN ANNE SHELL CARVED DRESSING TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-shell-carved-dressing-table/) - Connecticut Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 34 inches Width: 35 inches Depth: 18 3/4 inches Inventory Number: 778
- [THE SANFORD FAMILY CHIPPENDALE HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-sanford-family-chippendale-highboy/) - Housatonic River Valley, probably Newtown, Connecticut Circa 1765 Height: 7 feet 2 inches Width: 41 ¾ inches Depth: 21 inches Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: Oak, Poplar Provenance: The original owner was most likely Aaron Sanford, Sr. (1753-1847), who married Lydia Hawley (1731-1798). It then descended to their son Aaron Sanford, Jr. (1786-1872), who married Fannie Hill (1827-1872); to their daughter Julia H. Sanford (1841-1942) or to his son Daniel Sanford (d. 1903), who married Helen Sammis; to his son Daniel (b. 1859), who married Annie Bennet Tomlinson (b. 1870); to his son Daniel, Jr. (b. 1902), to his daughter. Inventory Number: 5956
- [QUEEN ANNE BONNET TOP HIGHBOY WITH TWO CARVED FANS AND CHAMFERED CORNERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-bonnet-top-highboy-with-two-carved-fans-and-chamfered-corners/) - Connecticut River Valley Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 83 inches Width: 40 ½ inches Depth: 19 inches Inventory Number: 5313
- [THE LOWELL, THAYER, FIELD FAMILIES CHIPPENDALE BONNET TOP HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-lowell-thayer-field-families-chippendale-bonnet-top-highboy/) - With ball and claw feet and acanthus carved knees Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1755 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 86 ¼ inches Width: 42 inches Depth: 22 ½ inches Provenance: Lowell, Thayer and Field Families of Salem, Massachusetts; Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., New York.; Private Collection. Reference: The Magazine Antiques, May 1934, Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., New York. Advertisement, page 192; Ginsburg & Levy, Inc. Brochure, American and English Antiques, page 9; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Gallery Catalog VI, Page 84. Inventory Number: 6180
- [THE DALL FAMILY QUEEN ANNE BONNET TOP HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-dall-family-queen-anne-bonnet-top-highboy-massachusetts/) - Massachusetts Circa 1765 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Maple Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 84 inches Width: 38 3/4 inches Depth: 21 inches Provenance: William Dall, 3rd (1753-1829) Dall was a patriot and sympathizer with Samuel Adams' party in the American Revolution. Around the time of the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775, he was sent through the lines with dispatches for the Connecticut patriots, and was wounded in the foot. During his convalescence he became a writing master at Yale College. Upon returning to Boston, he became a successful merchant. In 1797 Dall was given a silver teapot by Paul Revere which now resides in The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, see Patricia E. Kane, Colonial Massachusetts Silversmiths and Jewelers, pages 838-9. Inventory Number: 5804 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [QUEEN ANNE BONNET TOP HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-bonnet-top-highboy-3/) - Ipswich, Massachusetts Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 87 1/2 inches Width: 39 inches Depth: 21 1/4 inches Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc., New York Reference: This highboy appears in American Antiques from Israel Sack Collection, volume I, page 167, number 442. Item Number: 6772
- [HIGHBOY  ATTRIBUTED TO ELISHA CUSHING, JR.](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/highboy-attributed-to-elisha-cushing-jr/) - Attributed to Elisha Cushing, Jr. (1746-1829) Hingham, Massachusetts Circa 1795 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: Maple, Birch, Sycamore, White Pine Height: 84 inches Width: 42 3/8 inches Depth: 20 1/4 inches Reference: This highboy is illustrated and discussed in Brock Jobe, Gary Sullivan and Jack O'Brien Harbor & Home: Furniture of Southeastern Massachusetts 1710-1850, pages 236-238, number 82. It was exhibited in the related show at Winterthur, Spring 2009 and at the Nantucket Historical Society, Summer-Fall 2009. Provenance: Caleb William Prouty (1810-1876) of Scituate, Massachusetts; to his son John Ensign Otis (born 1840); to his daughter Mary Welthea Prouty (born 1873); to her daughter Hilda M. Stenbeck (born about 1907); to a descendant. Inventory Number: 6926
- [THE LOCKE FAMILY QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-locke-family-queen-anne-highboy/) - Probably Newburyport, Massachusetts Circa 1785 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 83 inches Width: 39 inches Depth: 21 inches Provenance: Descended in the Locke Family of Newburyport, Massachusetts. Inventory Number: 6999
- [RARE QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY ATTRIBUTED TO CHRISTOPHER TOWNSEND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-queen-anne-highboy-attributed-to-christopher-townsend/) - Attributed to Christopher Townsend (1701-1787) Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1745 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Chestnut, Pine Height: 68 1/4 inches Width: 38 inches Depth: 20 1/4 inches Provenance: Possibly the Hazard Family, Rhode Island; Duncan Hazard, New York. Reference: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Catalogue V, page 25; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Vanity and Elegance: the Dressing Table and Tall Chest in America, 1685-1785, number 16. Illustrated in Michael Moses Master Craftsmen of Newport, page 37. An almost identical Christopher Townsend highboy is recorded in The John Brown House Loan Exhibition of Rhode Island Furniture Catalogue, May 16-June 20, 1965, page 87, number 57. For more recent work on Christopher Townsend and other very similar highboys, please see Patricia Kane Art and Industry in Early America; Rhode Island Furniture 1650-1830, entry 31. Inventory Number: 7024
- [RARE CURLY MAPLE QUEEN ANNE FLAT TOP HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-curly-maple-queen-anne-flat-top-highboy/) - Massachusetts Circa 1730 - 1740 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 78 inches Width: 36 1/2 inches Depth: 21 inches Inventory Number: 37992
- [CHIPPENDALE HIGH CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-high-chest-of-drawers-3/) - Pennsylvania, likely Lancaster Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, Yellow Pine Height: 98 inches Width: 44 inches Depth: 22 1/4 inches Inventory Number: 318
- [MAIUS AND EDGECOMBE FAMILIES QUEEN ANNE BONNET TOP FAN CARVED HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/maius-and-edgecombe-families-queen-anne-bonnet-top-fan-carved-highboy/) - Salem Circa 1755 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 80 inches Width: 39 inches Depth: 22 inches Provenance: A paper label affixed to the bottom of the lower case long drawer reads: Margaret Maius Edgecombe, wedding present from parents Joseph Maius, Beatrice McCobb 1758.' The Edgecombes were an important family in Salem during the Eighteenth Century. Inventory Number: 181
- [QUEEN ANNE HIGH CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-high-chest-of-drawers/) - Rhode Island, possibly Newport Circa 1755 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 73 1/2 inches Width: 38 inches Depth: 20 1/2 inches Provenance: Congdon Family; Old Dartmouth Historical Society/ New Bedford Whaling Museum. Published: The Magazine Antiques, May 2008. Inventory Number: 251
- [QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-highboy-5/) - Stonington or South County Circa 1750 Height: 70 5/8 inches Width: 41 inches Depth: 23 1/4 inches Primary Wood: Tiger Maple Secondary Wood: White Pine $16,500 Inventory Number: 452
- [QUEEN ANNE BONNET TOP HIGH CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-bonnet-top-high-chest-of-drawers/) - Connecticut Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: White Pine, Tulip Poplar Height: 84 1/2 inches Width: 36 1/2 inches Depth: 20 inches $16,500 Inventory Number: 601
- [QUEEN ANNE SHELL CARVED HIGH CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-shell-carved-high-chest-of-drawers/) - Connecticut Circa 1769 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: White Pine This is a near mate to dressing table #778 and can be paired with it. Inventory Number: 800
- [PAINTED DOWER CHEST SIGNED BY JOHN SELTZER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-fine-painted-dower-chest/) - Signed and dated John Seltzer 1808 Jones Town, Dauphin (now Lebanon) County, Pennsylvania Primary Wood: White Pine Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 24 inches Width: 51 1/2 inches Depth: 22 3/4 inches Reference: A similar chest also signed by John Seltzer, (1774-1845) is in the collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. That chest is dated 1804 and appears in Monroe H. Fabian, The Pennsylvania-German Decorated Chest, page 141, entry 107. Inventory number: 6538
- [PAINTED DOWER CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/painted-dower-chest-2/) - Jonestown, Dauphin (now Lebanon County), Pennsylvania Probably by Peter Ranck Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Pine Height: 23 inches Width: 51 1/2 inches Depth: 22 inches Reference: See the painted dower chest with very similar decoration in Monroe H. Fabian The Pennsylvania-German Decorated Chest, plate 242. See also the chest in Paint, Pattern & People: Furniture of Southeastern Pennsylvania 1725-1850 by Wendy Cooper and Lisa Minardi, figure 2.49, page 91, as well as the discussion of the Ranck brothers on pages 89-92. Winterthur Museum has the account book of Peter Ranck, but, to date, no signed examples of his chests are known. Inventory Number: 7251
- [MOHAWK VALLEY PAINTED DOWER CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/mohawk-valley-painted-dower-chest/) - Circa 1800 Primary Wood: White Pine Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 18 1/2 inches Width: 43 inches Depth: 17 inches $7,500 Inventory Number: 515
- [SEVENTEENTH CENTURY CARVED CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/seventeenth-century-carved-chest/) - Attributed to the Ipswich Shop of Thomas Dennis Circa 1670 Primary Woods: Oak, White Pine Secondary Woods: White Pine Height: 30 1/2 inches Width: 45 1/2 inches Depth: 20 1/4 inches Inventory Number: 886
- [FEDERAL TAMBOUR DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/hepplewhite-tambour-desk/) - Attributed to John and Thomas Seymour or a comparable shop Boston Circa 1795 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 42 1/4 inches Width: 36 1/2 inches Depth: 19 1/4 inches A fine lady's writing desk with robin's egg blue paint in the pigeon holes. The quality and decoration are indicative of a Seymour attribution. Inventory Number: 4988
- [THE GILLETTE FAMILY CHIPPENDALE SLANT FRONT DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-gillette-family-chippendale-slant-front-desk/) - New London County, Connecticut Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: Poplar Height: 41 ½ inches Width: 40 inches Depth: 19 ½ inches Provenance: The Gillette Family of Hartford, Connecticut and New York; Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., New York; Mr. William C. Whitledge, Baltimore, Maryland. Reference: There is a New London County chest on chest exhibited in the Lyman Allyn Museum exhibit see entry 56, page 53, of Myers and Mayhew, New London County Furniture, 1640-1840, exhibition at the Lyman Allyn Museum, for a chest on chest with a similar arrangement of the feet. That exhibition discusses the close ties between Newport and New London County which is in evidence on this desk. Inventory Number: 6070
- [CHIPPENDALE SLANT FRONT DESK WITH CARVED SHELLS ON ITS LID AND BASE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-slant-front-desk-with-carved-shells-on-its-lid-and-base/) - Attributed to Elijah Booth Woodbury, Connecticut Circa 1745 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Woods: Pine, Oak, Poplar Height: 42 inches Width: 38 inches Depth: 20 inches Reference: Reference: Another desk of this form is in Luke Vincent Lockwood, Colonial Furniture, Figure 259. This desk is illustrated in Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., Catalogue XII - May 2002, page 15. Inventory Number: 3158
- [QUEEN ANNE BLOCK-FRONT DESK WITH APPLIED PILASTERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/late-queen-anne-blockfront-desk/) - Boston Circa 1755 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 43 ½ inches Width: 42 inches Depth: 21 inches Provenance: Ginsburg & Levy, inc., New York; Dr. and Mrs. N. G. Giannetras, Cincinnati, Ohio; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York; Private Collection, Sudbury, Massachusetts. References: This desk was shown in the 1951 Silver Jubilee Anniversary exhibition of the Art and Antique Dealers League of America by Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., and is referred to in Richard H. Randall, Jr., American Furniture in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, number 58. Applied exterior pilasters are very rarely found. Other desks and secretaries that have them include a block front desk in The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (Richard H. Randall, Jr., American Furniture in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, number 58), the Josiah Quincy Secretary at Winterthur (N. Richards and N. Evans, New England Furniture at Winterthur, number 206, pages 435 - 438, and Joseph Downs, American Furniture, number 226), and a desk owned by Israel Sack, Inc. (Israel Sack Brochure IX, May 1962 American Art from the Israel Sack Collection, Volume 1, page 198). Also very rare are the "bombe" shaped feet. Other pieces with the same shaped feet include a block front chest of drawers at Bayou Bend (Warren, Brown, Coleman, and Neff, American Decorative Arts and Paintings in the Bayou Bend Collection, Number F134, pages 83 - 84), a block front kneehole desk shown in a John Walton advertisement, Antiques May 1972, and a block front chest on chest illustrated in Wallace Nutting, The Furniture Treasury, Volume I, number 312. This piece is illustrated in Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Catalogue XII - May 2002, page 7. Inventory number: 4989
- [QUEEN ANNE DESK WITH INLAID MARINER'S STAR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-desk-with-inlaid-mariners-star-on-the-lid/) - Boston Circa 1740 Primary woods: Walnut, Maple Secondary wood: Pine Height: 39 inches Width: 34 3/4 inches Depth: 18 1/4 inches Provenance: Goddell Family of Massachusetts. Inventory number: 823
- [A CHIPPENDALE SLANT FRONT DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-chippendale-slant-front-desk/) - Rhode Island Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: Chestnut Height: 40 inches Width: 36 ½ inches Depth: 19 ½ inches Inventory number: 6375
- [AN IMPORTANT QUEEN ANNE BLOCK-FRONT BLOCK-LID DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/an-important-queen-anne-block-front-block-lid-desk/) - Boston Circa 1745 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 41 1/4 inches, 30 1/2 inches (writing height) Width: 38 1/4 inches Depth: 21 inches Provenance: Possibly the Durfee Family of Tiverton, Rhode Island. Inventory number: 6396
- [FEDERAL TAMBOUR DESK MADE BY ELISHA TUCKER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-four-graduated-drawer-tambour-desk/) - Made and labeled by Elisha Tucker (working 1809-1827), 40 Middle Street, Boston Circa 1800 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Bird's Eye Maple, Birch, Rosewood Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 58 1/4 inches Width: 41 1/4 inches Depth: 21 1/2 inches Provenance: Eimacke Collection, New York. Reference: This desk is labeled by Elisha Tucker (1784-1827) who worked at 40 Middle Street, Boston, Massachusetts who worked between about 1800 and 1827. Other labeled Tucker pieces are at Winterthur, see Charles Montgomery The Federal Period, number 223 and number 302. A much simpler desk with a nearly identical Tucker label was possibly owned by John Quincy Adams; that desk is now in a private collection. Inventory number: 4392.1
- [RARE QUEEN ANNE INLAID SLANT FRONT DESK WITH AN AMPITHEATRE INTERIOR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-slant-front-desk/) - Massachusetts Circa 1735 Extra Image 1 Extra Image 2 Extra Image 3 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 40 inches Width: 37 1/2 inches Depth: 19 1/2 inches Inventory number: 2769 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [RARE QUEEN ANNE PAD FOOT DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-queen-anne-pad-foot-desk-massachusetts/) - Massachusetts Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 42 inches Width: 38 3/4 inches Depth: 19 1/2 inches Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc., New York; Private Collection, Delaware. Reference: The desk is illustrated in American Antiques from Israel Sack Collection, Volume 5, P4381, page 1366. Inventory number: 6130 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [QUEEN ANNE SLANT FRONT DESK WITH A "WATERFALL" INTERIOR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-slant-front-desk-with-a-waterfall-interior-2/) - Rhode Island Circa 1740 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 41 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Inventory Number:5970
- [IMPORTANT QUEEN ANNE BLOCK-FRONT DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/important-queen-anne-block-front-desk/) - With shell carved interior Boston Circa 1745 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 43 1/2 inches Width: 36 3/4 inches Depth: 20 inches Reference: This desk is part of an important group of early Boston block-front furniture. It was made in a shop that was in direct competition with Richard Walker, the maker of the Quincy desk and bookcase at Winterthur, and a desk and bookcase in the Layton Collection that is illustrated in American Furniture with Related Decorative Arts 1660-1830: The Milwaukee Art Museum and the Layton Collection, entry 45. For a complete discussion of Walker and his work, please see Philip Zimmerman and Frank Levy, An Important Blockfront Desk by Richard Walker of Boston, The Magazine Antiques, March 1995. Other furniture made by this as yet anonymous maker include a desk and bookcase that descended in the Edward Jackson family of Boston that sold in the January, 1996 sale of the collection of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Henry Meyer, lot 218, another desk and bookcase illustrated in Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., Gallery Catalog VIII, and a cupboard on chest illustrated in The Magazine Antiques, January 1978, page 14. Inventory Number: 4482.1
- [FEDERAL SECRETARY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-secretary-2/) - Boston Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Maple, Pine Height: 70 inches Width: 34 inches Depth: 21 inches Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc., New York. Reference: This secretary is illustrated in American Antiques from Israel Sack Collection, volume V, page 1342. Inventory Number: 7235
- [FEDERAL EAGLE INLAID TAMBOUR DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-eagle-inlaid-tambour-desk/) - Boston Circa 1800 Primary Woods: Figured Maple, Mahogany Height: 47 3/4 inches Width: 39 3/4 inches Depth: 18 3/4 inches Provenance: The Museum of the City of New York. Inventory Number: 7164
- [QUEEN ANNE CARVED SLANT FRONT DESK Probably Made by Ebenezer Hubbell](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-carved-slant-front-desk/) - Probably made by Ebenezer Hubbell (1723-1800) Stratford, Connecticut Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: Oak, White Pine Height: 45 1/2 inches Width: 41 inches Depth: 20 inches Reference: Please see Edward S. Cooke Jr. "The Social Economy of the Preindustrial Joiner in Western Connecticut, 1750-1800" in American Furniture 1995, specifically pages 128-129 and figures 16-17 for two desks probably made by Ebenezer Hubbell. Also, the desk and bookcase on pages 423-425, number 202, in Nancy Richards and Nancy Evans New England Furniture at Winterthur has the same inset carved shell and Spanish feet. Those attributes are also seen in a desk from the Woodbury area in Litchfield County Furniture 1730-1850, page 62-63, an exhibit held at the Litchfield Historical Society. Inventory Number: 7186
- [CHIPPENDALE BLOCK FRONT DESK Attributed to Benjamin Frothingham](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-block-front-desk-attributed-to-benjamin-frothingham/) - WITH A THREE SHELL BLOCKED INTERIOR Attributed to Benjamin Frothingham Boston Circa 1755 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 42 1/2 inches Width: 42 1/2 inches Depth: 22 inches Provenance: E. M. Clark; Morris Schwartz, New York; Mrs. J. Ramsay Hunt, New York; Private Collection, New York. Inventory Number: 6863.2
- [CHIPPENDALE BLOCKFRONT DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-blockfront-desk/) - Chippendale Blockfront Slant Lid Desk Coastal Massachusetts Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 43 1/4 inches Width: 39 1/4 inches Depth: 20 inches Provenance: Smith Family, Dedham, Massachusetts Reference: Illustrated in The Magazine Antiques, July, 1985 and in Bernard & S. Dean Levy Gallery Catalogue V, page 64. This desk is similar in character and quality to an example in the Garvan Collection, Yale University Art Gallery, illustrated in Boston Furniture of the 18th Century, page 116, number 80. Inventory Number: 37989
- [CHIPPENDALE BLOCKFRONT DESK WITH A THREE SHELL BLOCKED INTERIOR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/346710/) - Boston Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 44 inches Width: 44 inches Depth: 22 inches Provenance: E. M. Clark; Morris Schwartz, New York; Mrs. J. Ramsay Hunt, New York; Private Collection, New York. Inventory Number: 5459
- [WILLIAM AND MARY SLANT FRONT DESK ON FRAME](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/william-and-mary-slant-front-desk-on-frame/) - Probably Virginia Circa 1740 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Woods: Walnut, Tulip Poplar (by microanalysis) Height: 39 1/4 inches Width: 37 3/4 inches Depth: 22 1/4 inches Inventory Number: 7219
- [WILLIAM AND MARY SLANT FRONT DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/william-and-mary-sland-front-desk/) - Rhode Island Circa 1735 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: White Pine, Maple Height: 38 1/4 inches Width: 34 inches Depth: 19 1/2 inches For a desk with similar feet please see the Abraham Tourtellot desk in Patricia Kane, et al., Art & Industry in Early America: Rhode Island Furniture, 1650-1830, entry 13. Inventory Number: 704
- [RARE HEPPLEWHITE BREAKFRONT BOOKCASE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-hepplewhite-breakfront-bookcase/) - New York Circa 1800 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Satinwood, Ebony Secondary Wood: Poplar Height: 108 inches Width: 96 inches Depth: 20 ½ inches Provenance: Descended in the Black Family, Tuxedo Park, New York. Inventory Number: 6042
- [THE ABRAHAM BISHOP BREAKFRONT BOOKCASE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-abraham-bishop-breakfront-bookcase/) - Boston or Salem Circa 1775 Attributed to Benjamin Frothingham, Jr. Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 83 inches Width: 80 inches Depth: 24 1/2 inches Provenance: Abraham Bishop (1763-1844), Boston, Massachusetts and New Haven, Connecticut married Nancy Dexter (1776-1851) on March 11, 1792 in Newburyport, Massachusetts. Nancy Dexter was the daughter of Timothy Dexter and Benjamin Frothingham, Sr.’s widow, Elizabeth Lord Frothingham Dexter. Written in chalk on the backboard of both the upper and lower case,”For Abraham Bishop, New Haven“ Reference: The base to the bookcase is based on Plate XC of Thomas Chippendale’s The Gentleman & Cabinet Maker's Director, Third Edition, 1754. Inventory number: 6320
- [RARE BALL FOOT WILLIAM AND MARY KAS WITH INLAID DECORATION](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-ball-foot-william-and-mary-kas-with-inlaid-decoration/) - Bergen County, New Jersey Circa 1790 Primary Woods: Gumwood, Cherry Secondary Wood: Poplar Height: 78 inches Width: 73 1/4 inches Depth: 27 inches Inventory number: 6595.2 Reference: A similar Bergen County, New Jersey kas appears in American Kasten: The Dutch-Style Cupboards of New York and New Jersey 1650-1800 by Peter Kenny, F. Grubber Safford, and Gilbert Vincent, page 26, illus.26, dating to 1790-1810, which exhibits neo-classical ornamentation of inlaid paterae and other carved and molded designs typical of Federal architecture and decoration in Bergen County. Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [KAST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/kast/) - Probably Kings County (Brooklyn), New York or possibly Bergen County Circa 1775 Primary Woods: Red Gum, Yellow Poplar, Mahogany Veneer Secondary Woods: Poplar, White Pine Height: 78 3/4 inches Width: 74 3/4 inches Depth: 27 inches For a kast with a very similar design layout please see Peter Kenny, American Kasten; The Dutch-Style Cupboards of New York and New Jersey, 1650- 1800, entry 16 for a Bergen County example and entry 9 for a Kings County example. Inventory Number: 194
- [RARE AND IMPORTANT SIGNED GENTLEMAN'S SECRETARY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-and-important-signed-gentlemans-secretary/) - Signed and dated by Ebenezer Eustis Salem, Massachusetts 1808 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 95 inches Width: 64 1/8 inches Depth: 16 inches Provenance: See a letter that states the breakfront was made for John Wheelock (died 1817), President of Dartmouth College and son of its founder, Eleazar Wheelock. By descent to the Wellington Family; to Frances Hunt Weston; to Payson G. Weston, her nephew, of Bloomington, New Jersey; to Charles Woolsey Lyon, Millbrook, New York; to Henry Merritt Paulson, Chicago, Illinois; to Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York; to Henry Paulson, Chicago, Illinois.. Reference: Exhibited at The Art Institue of Chicago, July 17-September 13, 1971, in the exhibition entitled American Art of the Colonies and Early Republic, and illustrated in the corresponding catalog on pages 48-49, number 59; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Gallery Catalogue V, page 129; The Magazine Antiques, September, 1988, page 339. Inventory Number: 62
- [FEDERAL SECRETAIRE A ABATTANT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-secretaire-a-abattant/) - New York, probably Albany Circa 1825 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Mahogany, Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 68 inches Width: 38 inches Depth: 22 inches Inventory Number: 794
- [A NEO-CLASSICAL WINE COOLER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-neo-classical-wine-cooler/) - Philadelphia Circa 1825 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Tulip Poplar; Tin lined Height: 24 inches Width: 32 inches Depth: 19 inches Inventory Number: 725
- [JACOBEAN SERRATED CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/jacobean-serrated-chest/) - Plymouth County, Massachusetts Circa 1680 Primary Woods: Oak, Pine Top, Maple Painted Spindles Secondary Woods: Oak, Pine Height: 30 ½ inches Width: 45 ¼ inches Depth: 19 ¼ inches Provenance: Willoughby Farr, New Jersey. Reference: For other similar chests with the serrated molding please see Randall, American Furniture in Museum of Fine Arts, Boston - number 8; Wallace Nutting, Furniture of the Pilgrim Century, numbers 24-28, pages 60-72; Wallace Nutting, Furniture Treasury, numbers 35-39. Item number: 1328
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- [A FINE CHIPPENDALE OXBOW CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-fine-chippendale-oxbow-chest-of-drawers/) - Hartford, Connecticut Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 33 ¾ inches Width: 39 ¾ inches Depth: 20 ¾ inches Item Number: 5556
- [RARE CHIPPENDALE BOMBE CHEST OF DRAWERS WITH BALL AND CLAW FEET](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-chippendale-bombe-chest-of-drawers-with-ball-and-claw-feet/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1780 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 37 inches Width: 38 inches Depth: 22 inches Provenance: Mr. and Mrs. Milton Richmond, San Diego, California; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York; Private Collection. Item number: 2397
- [SERPENTINE CHEST WITH OGEE FEET AND BLOCKED ENDS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/serpentine-chest-with-ogee-feet-and-blocked-ends/) - Boston Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 31 1/2 inches Width: 37 1/4 inches Depth: 20 inches Item Number: LLC 10
- [CHIPPENDALE BLOCK-FRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-block-front-chest-of-drawers/) - Possibly Middletown or Wallingford (Meriden Parish) Circa 1790-1800 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 32 1/8 inches Width: 36 3/4 inches Depth: 20 3/8 inches Provenance: William F. J. Boardman, Hartford, Connecticut; to his son, William Greenleaf Boardman, Hartford, Connecticut. Reference: This chest is illustrated in Thomas P. and Alice K. Kugelman and Robert Lionetti, Connecticut Valley Furniture: Eliphat Chapin and His Contemporaries, 1750-1800, page 414, catalog number 190. Item number: 3910
- [CHIPPENDALE SERPENTINE FRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-serpentine-front-chest-of-drawers/) - Connecticut, possibly Stratford Circa 1785 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: Oak, White Pine Height: 34 inches Width: 38 3/4 inches Depth: 18 1/4 inches Item Number: 6795
- [CHIPPENDALE CARVED SERPENTINE FRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-carved-serpentine-front-chest-of-drawers/) - With a Gadroon on the base New York Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: White Pine, Tulip Poplar, Sweet Gum (by micro-analysis) Height: 38 1/2 inches Width: 48 inches Depth: 25 inches Provenance: Private Collection, Los Angeles, California. Reference: Another chest of drawers with ogee feet and a gadroon molding with canted corners is in the Winterthur Museum Collection, and is illustrated in Charles F. Hummel, American Chippendale Furniture - Middle Atlantic and Southern Colonies, page 27, figure 17. Inventory Number: 6948.1
- [DIMINUTIVE BOWFRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/diminutive-bowfront-chest-of-drawers/) - Boston Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 32 inches Width: 35 inches Depth: 20 inches Inventory Number: 6972
- [FEDERAL INLAID SERPENTINE FRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-serpentine-front-chest-of-drawers/) - Mid-Atlantic, Possibly Norfolk, Virginia Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine, Yellow Pine Height: 40 1/4 inches Width: 43 inches Depth: 10 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 6909
- [THE GENERAL BENJAMIN LINCOLN CHIPPENDALE CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-general-benjamin-lincoln-chippendale-chest-of-drawerss/) - Boston Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 31 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 20 3/4 inches Provenance: Descended in the family of General Benjamin Lincoln (1733-1810) Reference: This chest appears in Jobe, Sullivan et al, Harbor and Home, entry 60, pages 177-8. Inventory Number: 168
- [INLAID BOW-FRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/inlaid-bow-front-chest-of-drawers/) - Baltimore Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 37 inches Width: 41 inches Depth: 23 inches Provenance: John C. Tolland, Baltimore, Maryland. Reference: Illustrated in In E. Miller, Jr, American Antique Furniture, 1937, p.409, #735. Inventory Number: 545
- [CHIPPENDALE CHEST OF DRAWERS WITH DOUBLE SCROLLED FEET](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-chest-of-drawers-with-double-scrolled-feet/) - Norwich, Connecticut Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Pine, Poplar Height: 40 1/4 inches Width: 33 3/4 inches Depth: 20 1/4 inches Inventory Number: 218
- [CHIPPENDALE BLOCKFRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-blockfront-chest-of-drawers/) - Boston Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 30 1/2 inches Width: 36 1/2 inches Depth: 22 inches Provenance: Stephen Pichetto, Bronx, New York Reference: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., Distinguished American and English Antiques, (New York, 1977), p. 33. Item number: 465
- [CHIPPENDALE CHEST ON CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-chest-on-chest/) - South County, Rhode Island Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Woods: Chestnut, White Pine Height: 80 inches Width: 40 inches Depth: 21 inches Reference: Listed in the Yale University Art Gallery's Rhode Island Furniture Archive, RIF6320. Item Number: 6796
- [CHIPPENDALE CHEST ON CHEST SIGNED BY JONATHAN SHOEMAKER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-chest-on-chest-signed-by-jonathan-shoemaker/) - Made and signed by Jonathan Shoemaker (1726-1793) Philadelphia Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, Atlantic White Cedar Height: 97 inches Width: 44 inches Depth: 23 inches This chest on chest is the only known example of Jonathan Shoemaker's work. He was a third generation woodworker, whose grandfather, Jacob Sr., came to Philadelphia in 1715 from Germantown. In 1722 he willed his "tools belonging to the trades of turning and wheel making" to his son Jacob, Jr. His son, Jonathan, worked as a joiner as early as 1750 and in 1752 had a shop on the west side of Second Street. In 1767 he moved to Third Street near Arch. A drawing of either this or a very similar chest on chest survives from Shoemaker's apprentice, Samuel Mickle, (1746-1830) from his book of drawings. Inventory Number: 308
- [CHIPPENDALE TIGER MAPLE CHEST ON CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-tiger-maple-chest-on-chest/) - Rhode Island Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Tiger Maple Secondary Woods: White Pine Height: 75 inches Width: 38 1/4 inches Depth: 18 1/4 inches Inventory Number: 739
- [CHIPPENDALE CHEST ON CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-chest-on-chest-4/) - New York Circa 1770 Possibly by Samuel Prince Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 79 1/4 inches Width: 51 inches Depth: 22 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 135 $14,500
- [CHIPPENDALE CHEST ON CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-chest-on-chest-5/) - Hartford Area Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: White Pine, Tulip Poplar, Chestnut Height: 84 inches Width: 38 inches Depth: 19 1/2 inches Inventory Number: 768
- [THE SAMUEL AND ELIZABETH BRIDGHAM BED AND PORTRAITS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-samuel-and-elizabeth-bridgham-bed-and-portraits/) - With Two Portraits of Samuel Bridgham (May 4, 1774 – December 28, 1840) and his wife Elizabeth Paine Bridgham (1776–1853). Bed - Providence, Rhode Island, Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany, Painted White Pine Headboard Secondary Wood: Maple rails Height; 84 inches without tester Width; 56 inches Depth: 76 inches Portraits attributed to Samuel Lovett Waldo and William Jewett Circa 1835 Frames: 46 X 38 1/2 inches Sight size: 35 3/4 X 28 1/2 inches Label on the reverse of Mrs. Bridgham state "30. WALDO, SAMUEL L. and JEWETT, WILLIAM (Attributed to) American, in partnership, 1817-1854. Mrs. Samuel Bridgham, c. 1830. Oil on canvas. Lent by Mrs. Pickett M. Greig. Provenance: The bed and portraits originally made for Samuel and Elizabeth Bridgham of Providence. They descended in the family until they were sold in 2022. Samuel Bridgham is one of the most consequential citizens of Providence, Rhode Island. A graduate of Brown University, he became a lawyer before entering politics. He served nineteen terms in the Rhote Island General Assembly, including two as the Speaker. He also served as Attorney General of Rhodel Island for four years. In 1821 Bridgham ran for Governor of Rhode Island on the Federalist Ticket but lost to William C. Gibbs. When Providence was incorporated as a city in 1832, he was elected its first Mayor. He served in that office until his death in 1840, at the age of 66. Bridgham became the first mayor of Providence at a time when disorder and vice threatened the city. His solutions were free public education, temperance, and relief for the poor. He laid down foundations for good municipal government in Providence and served during one of the city's most significant expansions of the public school system. A copy of the portrait here offered is in Providence City Hall. Outside politics in 1821 he was elected Trustee of Brown University. He served as Brown's Chancellor from 1828 to 1840. For nineteen years he was the President of the Benevolent Congregational Society in Providence. Bridgham was elected a member of the American Antiquarian Society in 1813. The unusual heart shaped inlay on the bed posts relates to a Providence clock case made for Peleg Arnold and housing a Caleb Wheaton movement. Please see Christie's, Important American Furniture, January 2020, Lot 365. #070
- [CHIPPENDALE BALL AND CLAW FOOT OXBOW CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-ball-and-claw-foot-oxbow-chest-of-drawers/) - The Knox Family Chippendale Oxbow Chest Of Drawers Boston Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 32 1/2 Inches Width: 37 1/4 Inches Depth: 21 3/4 Inches Provenance: Descended Directly In The Knox Family Of Charlestown, Massachusetts To Sotheby's, New York, Important Americana, January 19, 2001, Lot 767 Sold For $82,000; Private Collection, New York. #076
- [FEDERAL MAHOGANY LOLLING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-mahogany-lolling-chair/) - Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, White Pine Height: 45 ¾ inches Width: 25 ¾ inches Depth: 24 ¼ inches Inventory Number 945
- [LATE FEDERAL WORK TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/late-federal-work-table/) - Boston Circa 1820 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 30 inches Width: 37 3/4 inches Depth: 18 inches $4,800 #153
- [THE JOHN BROWN PAIR OF WHITE PAINTED BOW BACK UPHOLSTERED WINDSOR CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-john-brown-pair-of-white-painted-bow-back-upholstered-windsor-chairs/) - Made by James and William Ash, New York, circa 1790. Primary Woods: Hickory, Maple, Ash Height: 36 1/2 inches Width: 23 inches Depth: 18 inches The chairs retain their original white painted surface and the original paper label inscribed Thomas and William Ash, Windsor Chair Makers, No. 17 John Street, New-York. Another label affixed to underside of seat inscribed "Sofas, Settees, tool-back and all other CHAIRS; Double & single drapery and all fashionable CURTAINS, With every Article in the Upholstery Line, Feather-Beds, & c. FOR SALE, By J. BYLES, No. 4, Water-street, NEW-YORK. Particular attention paid to the FASHIONS . Rooms neatly PAPERED." Provenance: John Brown (1736-1803), Providence, Rhode Island; To his daughter, Sarah Brown Herreshoff (1773-1846); To her son Charles Frederick Herreshoff (1809-1888); Thus by descent in the Herreshoff Family line Reference: Wendy Ann Cooper, "The Furniture and Furnishings of John Brown, Merchant of Providence, 1736-1803," University of Delaware, Master's Thesis, 1971, pp. 48-9, figs. 12 and 13; Wendy A. Cooper, "The purchase of furniture and furnishings by John Brown, Providence merchant, Part 1: 1760-1788," Magazine Antiques 103, no. 2 (February 1973): 335, figs. 12 & 12a; Patricia E. Kane et al., Art and Industry in Early America: Rhode Island Furniture, 1650–1830, pp. 129, 389-90, note 2 This pair of chairs is very rare survival where the makers and the upholster of the chair is known. Made by the sons of the noted New York cabinetmaker Gilbert Ash, these chairs are very rare survivors of the developing Windsor chair manufacturing industry in New York City during the late eighteenth century. After the Revolution the Ash's are documented to have shipped theirs chairs as far south as Williamsburg, Virgina and to various northern New England port cities (see Nancy Goyne Evans, American Windsor Chairs, (New York: Hudson Hills Press in association with the Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum, 1996, pp. 194-7). The upholster Josiah Byles is noted to have come from Boston and died in New York in 1791 (see Rita Susswein Gottesman, The Arts and Crafts in New York, 1777-1799: Advertisements and News Items from New York City Newspapers, (New York: New-York Historical Society, 1954), p. 143, no. 462). $7,500 for the pair #813
- [A PAIR OF CHIPPENDALE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-pair-of-chippendale-chairs/) - Newport Circa 1770 Height: 39 3/4 inches Width: 20 1/4 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Seat Height: 17 1/2 inches A gorgeous pair of Chippendale chairs in original surface, with dramatic cabriole legs terminating in highly detailed ball and claw feet, and a pierced back splat. Numbered II & V respectively, they are closely related to a pair with Israel Sack provenance numbered IV & VI,that sold at Sotheby’s in January 2016. #836
- [FEDERAL BEDSTEAD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-bedstead/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1810 Painting Possibly by John Ritto Penniman (1782-1841) Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods Birch, White Pine Height: 91 inches Width: 68 inches Depth: 82 inches Reference: For a similar tester, please see Robert D. Mussey Jr.'s The Furniture Masterworks of John & Thomas Seymour, page 434, catalogue entry 150. Musical motifs were often used in decorative painting during the Federal era. See selections from the drawing book of Christian M. Nestell pictured in Sumpter Priddy's American Fancy: Exuberance in the Arts 1790-1840, page 49, figures 79-80.
- [CHIPPENDALE SHAVING BOX WITH A GILDED MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-shaving-box-with-a-gilded-mirror/) - Likely Boston Circa 1755 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine, Maple, Poplar Height: 23 inches Width: 14 inches Depth: 8 inches Item Number: 4361
- [FEDERAL CLUSTER COLUMN WORK TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-cluster-column-work-table/) - Of the type associated with Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine, Ash Height: 31 inches Width: 22 inches Depth: 14 inches
- [CHIPPENDALE CAMEL BACK SOFA](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-camelback-sofa/) - New England Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Chestnut, Pine Height: 39 1/2 inches Width: 81 inches Depth: 28 inches Reference: For a similar sofa signed by Adam S. Coe of Newport in the collection at Winterthur, please see Patricia Kane Art & Industry in Early America: Rhode Island Furniture, 1650-1830, pages 83-85, figure 15. Item Number: 7061
- [FEDERAL WORK TABLE WITH ACANTHUS CARVED LEGS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-work-table-with-acanthus-carved-legs/) - Attributed to Duncan Phyfe or an equally competent shop New York Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 28 1/2 inches Width: 21 1/4 inches Depth: 16 1/4 inches
- [FEDERAL INLAID WING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-wing-chair-2/) - Boston Circa 1795 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, White Pine Height: 46 inches; Seat Height after Upholstery: 24 1/4 inches Width: 29 inches Depth: 29 1/2 inches Item Number: 7097
- [RARE SHERATON PEMBROKE TABLE Attributed to John and Thomas Seymour](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-sheraton-pembroke-table-attributed-to-john-and-thomas-seymour/) - Boston Circa 1800 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Bird's Eye Maple, Satinwood Secondary Woods: Chestnut, White Pine, Maple Height: 28 1/4 inches Width: 21 3/4 inches; When Opened: 42 1/2 inches Depth: 43 inches Reference: For an identical table, please see Vernon Stoneman's John and Thomas Seymour, Cabinetmakers in Boston 1794-1816, page 296, number 193. Item Number: 6965
- [BROMFIELD FAMILY QUEEN ANNE COMPASS SEAT SIDE CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/bromfield-family-queen-anne-compass-seat-side-chair/) - Rhode Island Circa 1745 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Woods: Maple, Tulip Poplar Height: 40 1/2 inches Seat Height: 18 inches Width: 20 1/2 inches Depth: 18 inches Provenance: Colonel Henry Bromfield (1727-1820), a wealthy merchant, and Hannah Clarke, the daughter of East India Tea Company agent Richard Clarke, Boston and Harvard, Massachusetts; Ann (1917-1999) and Philip (1919-2011) Holzer, Great Neck, New York. Reference: Listed in the Rhode Island Furniture Archive RIF2534. See also the discussion of Newport and Boston Queen Anne chairs with this distinctive C-scroll on the knees in Patricia Kane Art & Industry in Early America: Rhode Island Furniture, 1650-1830, pages 254-257, number 45. A pair of chairs from the same set appear in Israel Sack, Inc., Opportunities in American Antiques by Israel Sack Inc. 1997 edition, page 32 item P-6521. The Sack chairs have a history of importation into Upper Brandon, Virginia via the coastal trade and illustrated in Virginia Beautiful by Wallace Nutting, pages 13 and 158. Item Number: 7200
- [FEDERAL WORK TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-work-table-2/) - Boston, Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 28 5/8 inches Width: 20 1/8 inches Depth: 15 3/8 inches Inventory #7195
- [PEMBROKE TABLE WITH A PIERCED CROSS-STRETCHER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pembroke-table-with-a-pierced-cross-stretcher/) - New York Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Poplar, Cherry Height: 28 3/4 inches Width: 20 1/4 inches Width When Opened: 36 3/4 inches Depth: 28 inches Item Number: 6958
- [DELFT BIANCO-SOPRA-BIANCO BOWL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/delft-bianco-sopra-bianco-bowl/) - Bristol, England Circa 1760 Height: 4 1/2 inches Diameter: 10 1/2 inches Provenance: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Item Number: 7309
- [FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER PORCELAIN PITCHER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/first-period-worcester-porcelain-pitcher/) - A Blue Scale Mask Pitcher Painted with Cartouches of English Flowers Seal or Fret Mark England Circa 1765 Height: 8 inches Width: 6 3/4 inches Depth: 5 inches Item Number: 7285
- [FEDERAL INLAID PEMBROKE TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-pembroke-table/) - New York Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Poplar, Cherry, Pine Height: 29 inches Width: 20 1/2 inches Depth: 30 1/2 inches Reference: Pembroke tables from New York often have the overlapping husk inlay seen here on the legs. Please see Charles Montgomery American Furniture: The Federal Period, pages 348-349, number 326. Item Number: 7053
- [THE ATWATER BEEBE CHIPPENDALE CHEST ON CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-atwater-beebe-chippendale-chest-on-chest-attributed-to-the-workshop-of-silas-rice/) - Attributed to the Workshop of Silas Rice Wallingford, Connecticut Circa 1792 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: White Pine, Tulip Poplar, Cherry Height: 88 inches Width: 39 inches Depth: 19 1/2 inches Provenance: Descended in the family of Brigadier General Henry Beebe Carrington (1824-1914) of Wallingford, Connecticut, possibly from his maternal grandmother, Mary Atwater (1796-1845) of Wallingford who married the Reverend Daniel Lewis Beebe (1763-1803) pastor of Woodbridge Congregational Church on February 29, 1792. Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc.; Private Collection, New York. Reference: Illustrated and discussed in Thomas P. and Alice K. Kugelman with Robert Lionetti, Connecticut Valley Furniture, Eliphalet Chapin and His Contemporaries, 1750-1800, pages 410-411, number 188. This is where the attribution to Rice is made. Inventory Number: 556
- [DUTCH DELFT PLATE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/dutch-delft-plate/) - Decorated with a Fence, Rock and Flowers Circa 1750 Diameter: 8 1/2 inches Item Number: 7312
- [PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-brass-candlesticks-5/) - England Circa 1740 Height: 7 1/2 inches Item Number: 7315.1
- [PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS WITH PETAL BASES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-brass-candlesticks-with-petal-bases-2/) - England Circa 1750 Height: 7 5/8 inches Item Number: 7315.5
- [PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-brass-candlesticks-4/) - With Incut Corners to the Bases England Circa 1750 Height: 6 1/2 inches Reference: For a similar examples, please see Peter, Nancy and Herbert Schiffer The Brass Book, page 195, plate B. Item Number: 7315
- [CHIPPENDALE CARVED FLAT TOP HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-carved-flat-top-highboy/) - Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Chestnut, Pine, Maple Height: 70 3/4 inches Width: 41 inches Depth: 20 3/4 inches Reference: Please see "Silver Jublilee Exhibitors," The Magazine Antiques October 1951, p. 262; Ralph E. Carpenter, Jr., "Mowbra Hall and a Collection of Period Rooms: Part 2," The Connoisseur August 1972 p. 286, fig. 5; and Laura Beach, "The Past Is Present in Newport: A Couple's Lifelong Love of Antiques," Antiques and Fine Art Summer 2005, p. 124. Listed in the Rhode Island Furniture Archive at the Yale University Art Gallery, RIF339. Provenance: John S. Walton, New York; Ralph E. Carpenter, Jr., Newport, Rhode Island. Item Number: 7293
- [BRASS DESK SET](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/brass-desk-set/) - Probably Spain Circa 1775 Height: 7 1/8 inches Width: 9 1/4 inches Depth: 6 3/8 inches Reference: Pictured in an article in Art and Antiques, Summer 2005, on page 125, entitled "The Past is Present in Newport; A Couple's Lifelong Love of Antiques" by Laura Beach. Item Number: 7290.7
- [CHIPPENDALE BLOCKED END OXBOW CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-blocked-end-oxbow-chest/) - Boston Circa 1785 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 37 3/4 inches Width: 31 inches Depth: 21 1/4 inches Provenance: I. Winick, Inc., New York, 1943. Item Number: 7294
- [A SELECTION OF TOBACCO BOXES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-selection-of-tobacco-boxes/) - Mostly Dutch 18th century Brass and Copper Largest is 6 1/2 inches in Width Details below (top to bottom, left to right): Row One: Item Number: 7289.3 Octagonal with Engraved Top Row Two: Item Number: 7289.6 Rectangular with Engraved Floral Top Item Number: 7289.2 With Floral Decoration on Copper Top Row Three: Item Number: 7289 Top Depicting the British Invasion of Martinique, 1769 Item Number: 7289.1 Made by German John Heinrich Giese for the Dutch Market With a Profile on the Top of Maria Theresia, Francis I and Coat of Arms Circa 1760 Row 4: Item Number: 7289.7 With Initials "C.D.G." Engraved on Top Item Number: 7289.4 Octagonal Shape with Biblical Scenes on the Top and the Twelve Disciples Depicted on the Sides Item Number: 7289.5 Oval Shape with a Man Engraved on the Top
- [RARE BRASS PILLOW FORM BOX](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-brass-pillow-form-box/) - Probably England Early 19th Century Height: 2 1/2 inches Width: 5 7/8 inches Depth: 4 5/8 inches Reference: Pictured in an article in Art and Antiques, Summer 2005, on page 115, entitled "The Past is Present in Newport; A Couple's Lifelong Love of Antiques" by Laura Beach. Item Number: 7290
- [A CHIPPENDALE CARVED MAHOGANY TILT-TOP TEA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-chippendale-carved-mahogany-tilt-top-tea-table/) - Boston or Coastal Essex County Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Birch Height: 26 1/2 inches Width: 31 1/2 inches Depth: 32 inches Reference: Brock Jobe and Myrna Kaye, New England Furniture: The Colonial Era, pp. 296-297, 302, David L. Barquist American Tables and Looking Glasses in the Mabel Brady Garvan and Other Collections at Yale University, p. 232, and Nancy E. Richards and Nancy Goyne Evans, New England Furniture at Winterthur: Queen Anne and Chippendale Periods, pp. 276-277. Item number 6612
- [FEDERAL MARBLE TOP INLAID MIXING TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-hepplewhite-marble-top-inlaid-mixing-table/) - Massachusetts, Probably Boston Circa 1790 Primary wood: Mahogany Secondary wood: Pine Height: 28 3/4 inches Width: 29 1/4 inches Depth: 17 3/4 inches Item number 6307
- [FEDERAL CLUSTER COLUMN LIBRARY TABLE WITH OCTAGONAL LEAVES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-cluster-column-library-table-with-octagonal-leaves/) - Attributed to the Duncan Phyfe Workshop or one of Equal Competance New York Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Poplar, Ash Height: 28 ¼ inches Width: 23 inches [closed], 46 ¼ inches [open] Depth: 38 ¾ inches [open] Provenance: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York; Ira and Nancy Koger, Florida. Exhibited: Whitney Museum of Art, The Boston Tradition,: American Paintings from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, April 21 - June 14, 1981. Reference: A very similar table is illustrated in David L. Barquist, American Tables and Looking Glasses in the Mabel Brady Garvan and Other Collections at Yale University, pages 158-162, number 69. Item number 6101
- [RARE QUEEN ANNE DROP LEAF TABLE WITH FOUR SWING LEGS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-queen-anne-drop-leaf-table-with-four-swing-legs/) - Attributed To John Townsend Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1755 Primary Woods: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple Height: 27 ¼ inches Width: 49 inches Depth: 48 ½ inches Provenance: Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., New York; Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Phillips, New York Item Number 5578
- [QUEEN ANNE DROP LEAF TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-drop-leaf-table/) - Salem or Boston, Massachusetts Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine, Birch Height: 28 inches Width: 17 ½ inches [closed], 50 inches [open] Depth: 48 inches Item number 6017
- [VERY RARE EIGHT LEGGED CHIPPENDALE BALL AND CLAW FOOT DROP LEAF TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/very-rare-eight-legged-chippendale-ball-and-claw-foot-drop-leaf-table/) - New York Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Poplar, Oak Gates, Gum Rails Height: 28 inches Width: 58 inches [open], 20 inches Depth: 57 inches Reference: For a similar table please see Peter Kenny "Flat Gates, Draw Bars, Twists, and Urns: New York's Distinctive, Early Baroque Oval Tables with Falling Leaves", page 127, figure, 31 in American Furniture, 1994, edited by Luke Beckerdite. Item number 6087.1
- [A RARE FEDERAL LYRE BASE CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-rare-federal-lyre-base-card-table/) - Attributed to the Workshop of Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine, Poplar Height: 29 inches Width: 35 3/4 inches Depth: 17 7/8 inches Provenance: Mr. George Alfred Cluett, Williamstown, Massachusetts. Reference: The table appears in the November, 1954 issue of The Magazine Antiques, page 385, bottom photo. Item number 37769
- [FEDERAL SERPENTINE-FRONT INLAID CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/hepplewhite-serpentine-front-inlaid-card-table/) - Boston or Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple Gate, Pine Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 34 3/4 inches Depth: 16 1/8 inches Item number 36101
- [RARE QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR WITH ROUNDED STILES AND A FLAT STRETCHER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-queen-anne-side-chair-with-rounded-stiles-and-a-flat-stretcher/) - Boston Circa 1745 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 41 ¾ inches Width: 21 inches Depth: 16 ¾ inches Reference: The side chair is a very rare form. There is an armchair with the same unusual characteristics - the central cyma shaped flat stretcher joined to block and turned side stretchers, rounded stiles, and a square seat with shaped front and side aprons - formerly in the C. K. Davis Collection. It is illustrated in American Antiques from the Israel Sack Collection, Volume IV, pages 1320 - 1321. Item Number 5466
- [SET OF FIVE FEDERAL SHERATON SIDE CHAIRS AND ONE ARMCHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-five-federal-sheraton-side-chairs-and-one-armchair/) - Attributed to the Workshop of Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Poplar Height: 33 inches Width: 19 inches, 19 1/2 inches [armchair] Depth: 16 3/4 inches Provenance: The Museum of the City of New York, accession numbers 59.140.1-6. Item number 6508
- [PAIR OF OVERUPHOLSTERED SEAT QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-overupholstered-seat-queen-anne-side-chairs/) - New England Circa 1740 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 37 ½ inches, seat 18 Width: 21 inches Depth: 17 ¾ inches Item number 5063
- [PAIR OF CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-chippendale-side-chairs/) - Boston or Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Birch Seat Frame, White Pine Blocks Height: 38 inches Width: 21 3/4 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Provenance: Partial descent in the Hollis French family of Wayland, Massachusetts. Reference: A nearly identical chair is at Winterthur and appears in both Joseph Downs, American Furniture, number 155, and in N. Evans and N. Richards, New England Furniture at Winterthur, entry 55. Other similar chairs with the same splat are at The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the Yale University Art Gallery. Item number 6637 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [FEDERAL MOLDED STRAIGHT LEG WING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-molded-straight-leg-wing-chair/) - Boston or North Shore, Massachusetts Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine, Beech Height: 44 ½ inches Width: 32 inches Depth: 28 inches Item number 37637
- [FEDERAL WING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-mahogany-wing-chair/) - Retaining Much of its Original Under-Upholstery New York Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Pine, Poplar, Ash Height: 53 inches Width: 33 inches Depth: 22 1/2 inches Item number 6615
- [FINE AND RARE QUEEN ANNE CORNER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-very-fine-and-rare-maple-queen-anne-corner-chair/) - Massachusetts Circa 1740 Primary wood: Maple Secondary wood: Pine [Seat Frame] Height: 31 1/2 inches Width: 25 1/4 inches Depth: 25 1/4 inches Provenance: Formerly in the Collection of Gunston Hall Plantation, Fairfax County, Virginia. Item number 5496
- [QUEEN ANNE HORSESHOE SHAPED SEAT CORNER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-horseshoe-shaped-seat-corner-chair/) - Massachusetts, Possibly Boston or Salem Circa 1755 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Maple [Seat Frame], Pine [Blocks] Height: 31 1/4 inches Width: 28 1/4 inches [overall] Depth: 25 inches Item number 6419
- [QUEEN ANNE CORNER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-corner-chair/) - Massachusetts Circa 1765 Primary wood: Walnut Secondary wood: Pine Height: 30 3/4 inches Width: 30 1/2 inches Depth: 25 inches Note that this chair and inventory number 6601 are nearly identical and could be used as a matched pair of corner chairs. Item number 6594
- [QUEEN ANNE PAD FOOT CORNER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-pad-foot-corner-chair-salem-massachusetts/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1740 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Ash Height: 31 inches Width: 30 inches Depth: 25 inches Note that this chair and inventory number 6594 are nearly identical and could be used as a matched pair of corner chairs. Item number 6601
- [RARE TRANSITIONAL QUEEN ANNE - CHIPPENDALE SLIPPER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-transitional-queen-anne-chippendale-slipper-chair/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1765 Primary wood: Mahogany Secondary wood: Pine Blocks, Maple Seat Frame Height: 34 3/4 inches Width: 21 inches Depth: 15 inches Reference: The splat is an excellent Chippendale splat, and is found primarily on Massachusetts chairs. For other examples using this design, see Joseph Downs, American Furniture - Queen Anne and Chippendale, figures 153 and 154. Item number 6328
- [RARE AND IMPORTANT QUEEN ANNE SLIPPER ARMCHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-and-important-queen-anne-slipper-armchair-new-england/) - New England Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 40 inches Width: 27 1/2 inches, 24 inches [seat] Depth: 19 inches Provenance: Mrs. J. Watson Webb, Shelburne, Vermont. Item number 6641 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [NATHANIEL MULLIKEN, SR. TALL CASE CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-tall-case-clock/) - Works by Nathaniel Mulliken, Sr., Lexington, Massachusetts (1722-1767) Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 87 1/2 inches Width: 21 1/2 inches Depth: 10 inches Provenance: Vincent D. Andrus, Connecticut; Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., Mr. and Mrs. George Schick, Connecticut; Private Collection, New Jersey. Reference: This clock was advertised in The Magazine Antiques, July 1938, page 8. A nearly identical clock case housing a works also Mulliken sold at Skinners Inc., on May 3, 2014 lot 469. For an excellent discussion on the Mulliken family of clockmakers please see Philip Zea and Robert Cheney, Clock Making in New England; 1725-1825, pages 19-20. Item number 6595.1 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [AARON MILLER QUEEN ANNE TALL CASE CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-tall-case-clock-elizabeth-town/) - Face Inscribed by Aaron Miller (Died 1779) Elizabeth Town, New Jersey Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Tulip Poplar, Pine Height: 99 inches [to center finial] Width: 18 3/4 inches Depth: 9 3/4 inches Reference: The movement exhibits many characteristics typical of Miller's work including the piece cut out of the back plate, the wooden winding drums and the count wheel of the strike mounted between the plates. Please see William E. Drost, Clocks and Watches of New Jersey, pages 163-179. Item number 6621 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [FEDERAL SERPENTINE FRONT SIDEBOARD WITH BELLFLOWER INLAYS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/hepplewhite-serpentine-front-sideboard-with-bellflower-inlays/) - In the "New York" Style Connecticut River Valley Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Poplar, Pine, Ash Height: 42 1/2 inches Width: 77 1/2 inches Depth: 30 inches Item number LLC 21
- [QUEEN ANNE DROP LEAF TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-drop-leaf-table-salem-massachusetts/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine, Maple Height: 28 1/2 inches Width: 47 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Item number 6374
- [SMALL BOWED FRONT FEDERAL HEPPLEWHITE SIDEBOARD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/small-bowed-front-federal-hepplewhite-sideboard/) - Boston or Salem Circa 1790 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Mahogany Veneers, Rosewood Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 42 inches Width: 64 1/2 inches Depth: 24 1/2 inches Item number: 6438
- [CHIPPENDALE TILT TOP TEA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-tilt-top-tea-table/) - Boston or Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 27 1/4 inches Width: 35 1/4 inches Depth: 27 1/2 inches Reference: For a similar tilt top tea table and discussion of the form, please see Richard H. Randall, Jr. American Furniture in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, illustration # 86 pgs. 121-12 Item number 6570 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [RARE WILLIAM AND MARY DAYBED](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-william-and-mary-daybed/) - Likely Rhode Island Circa 1730 This is a very rare instance of an American daybed retaining much of its original leather covering and under-upholstery. Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 40 1/2 inches Width: 22 3/8 inches Depth: 64 inches Reference: Listed in the Rhode Island Furniture Archive RIF6645. Please see Wallace Nutting Furniture Treasury, volume 1, number 1603, for a very similar form. For an armchair with the identical crest and very similar turnings please see Patricia Kane, Art & Industry in Early America: Rhode Island Furniture, 1650-1830, pages 246-248, number 42. That chair is attributed as likely Rhode Island. Another chair with the nearly identical crest is in the same book as entry 43 noted as probably Newport. Item Number: 7215
- [SET OF EIGHT FEDERAL SHIELD BACK DINING CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-eight-federal-shield-back-dining-chairs/) - With Two Arms And Six Sides New York Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Yellow Pine (by microanalysis) Height: 39 3/4 inches Width: 22 inches (arm), 20 1/2 inches (side) Depth: 20 inches (arm), 18 1/2 (side) Provenance: Mr. and Mrs. Bret Williams, Cleveland, Ohio; to their daughter. The Williams were collecting throughout the 1950's and 1960's purchasing many items from the top New York dealers such as Ginsburg & Levy, Israel Sack, Inc., and John Walton, Inc. A tambour desk of theirs appears in Vernon J. Stoneman's A Supplement to John and Thomas Seymour Cabinetmakers in Boston, 1794-1816, entry 3. Item Number: 6922.1
- [VERY RARE AND IMPORTANT QUEEN ANNE LOWBOY Attributed to Thomas Townsend](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/very-rare-and-important-queen-anne-lowboy-attributed-to-thomas-townsend/) - Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1771 Attributed to Thomas Townsend (1742-1827) Signed in graphite Nicholas Easton, August 28, 1771, his dates are 1752-1825. Primary Wood: Mahogany. Sabicu Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine, Red Cedar (by micro-analysis) Height: 32 inches Width: 36 1/2 inches Depth: 21 inches Reference: This lowboy is documented in The Rhode Island Furniture Archive at the Yale University Art Gallery, RIF6562. A labeled Thomas Townsend chest on chest made for the Gardiner family now in the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art is also inscribed in graphite "Nicholas Easton, 1772." See Patricia E. Kane et al., Art and Industry in Early America: Rhode Island Furniture, 1650–1830, exh. cat. (New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Art Gallery, 2016), page 58 n25; page 286, 287 n5; page 454, fig. 22. For a similar example with two long drawers see The John Brown House Loan Exhibition of Rhode Island Furniture, May 16-June 20, 1965, published by The Rhode Island Historical Society, Illustration No. 64, pages 100-101. Exhibited in Vanity & Elegance: The Dressing Table and Tall Chest in America 1685-1785, Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., January 22-February 15, 1992 and illustrated in the accompanying catalogue, page 30, number 25. Item Number: 37943
- [DELFT CHARGER DECORATED WITH FLOWERS AND A FENCE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/11-½-inch-diameter-bristol-delft-plate/) - Bristol, England Circa 1750 Diameter: 13 inches Item number: 24011
- [QUEEN ANNE BONNET TOP HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-bonnet-top-highboy-4/) - Probably North Shore, Massachusetts Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 83 inches Width: 38 inches Depth: 20 inches Item Number: 7263
- [CHIPPENDALE HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-highboy/) - Pennsylvania Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Woods: Yellow Pine, Atlantic White Cedar Height: 94 1/2 inches Width: 43 1/4 inches Depth: 23 1/2 inches Item Number: 7221
- [GIRANDOLE LOOKING GLASS Attributed to Alexander Finlay](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/girandole-looking-glass-attributed-to-alexander-finlay/) - SURMOUNTED WITH EAGLE AND SERPENT Attributed to Alexander Finlay (c. 1774-1825) Mirror frame from Scotland, Carved elements American - Probably New York Primary Woods: Spruce, White Pine (by microanalysis) Height: 66 inches Width: 36 inches Reference: The partial label on the back with the address 144 Trongate, Glasgow suggests that the mirror was made by Alexander Finlay. He advertised as a carver, gilder, and looking glass manufacturer at this site from 1802-1820 (taken from the National Portrait Gallery website). See also David L. Barquist American Tables and Looking Glasses, page 318, for its discussion of how mirror frames and their carvings were sometimes made separately in Europe and America. Item Number: 7248
- [CHIPPENDALE CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-chest-of-drawers-2/) - Possibly by Silas Rice (1770--1853) Wallingford, Connecticut Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: Tulip Poplar Height: 41 inches Width: 40 1/2 inches Depth: 21 inches Reference: Please see the chest on chest lower case of catalog 187, page 408, in Connecticut Valley Furniture by Thomas P. and Alice K. Kugelman. They incorrectly state it is the base of a chest on chest. The finish analysis report by Susan Buck indicates that the top is original. Item Number: 7240
- [QUEEN ANNE WING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-wing-chair-4/) - Boston Circa 1755 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Maple Secondary Woods: White Pine, Maple Height: 47 1/2 inches Seat Height: 19 1/4 inches Width: 34 1/2 inches Depth: 24 3/4 inches Item Number: 7236
- [CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-looking-glass-4/) - England Circa 1765 Primary Woods: Mahogany Veneers, Parcel Gilt Secondary Wood: Red Pine Height: 72 inches Width: 34 inches Reference: For a similar example of a pediment looking glass, please see David L. Barquist American Tables and Looking Glasses in the Mabel Brady Garvan and Other Collections at Yale University, pages 308-309, no. 172. Item Number: 7254
- [MARBLE TOP TABLE WITH APPLIED GILDED MOUNTS AND CARVED LION HEAD SUPPORTS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/marble-top-table-with-carved-lion-head-supports/) - Attributed to Duncan Phyfe (1770-1854) New York City 1815 Additional Image Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Pine, Poplar Height: 36 inches Width: 41 3/4 inches Depth: 17 1/4 inches Reference: A very similar table is illustrated in Nancy McClelland, Duncan Phyfe and the English Regency, plate 294, page 305. This table is recorded and illustrated in Peter Kenny, et al., Duncan Phyfe: Master Cabinetmaker in New York, figure 90, page 83, and discussed on page 82. Item number 5564 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [CHIPPENDALE TILT TOP TEA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-tilt-top-tea-table-4/) - Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Mahogany Height: 27 1/4 inches Width: 31 1/2 inches Depth: 31 3/4 inches Provenance: An early attached label reads as follows: “pie crust from Nightengale home Prov. R.I.” Samuel Nightengale II (1741-1814) was the son of Samuel Nightengale (1714-1786) of Pomfret, Connecticut. Samuel II was raised in Providence, Rhode Island and was a successful merchant, who invested in the East India and coastal trade. Reference: Please see the article by Patricia E. Kane entitled "The Palladian Style in Rhode Island Furniture: Fly Tea Tables" in American Furniture 1999, pages 1-16, specifically Figure 5. Listed in the Rhode Island Furniture Archive RIF6627. Item Number: 7231
- [QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIR WITH A RUSH SEAT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-side-chair-with-a-rush-seat/) - Connecticut Circa 1780 Primary Woods: Cherry, Ash Secondary Wood: Ash Height: 39 1/4 inches Width: 20 1/4 inches Depth: 14 1/4 inches Item Number: 7232.1
- [SHAPED CREST ARM CHAIR WITH NOTCHED EARS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/shaped-crest-arm-chair-with-notched-ears/) - Connecticut Circa 1780 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Oak, Pine, Poplar Height: 47 inches Width: 23 1/2 inches Depth: 16 1/2 inches Reference: See the similarly shaped crest rail with molded projecting ears on a side chair in the collection at the Connecticut Historical Society (object number 1945.1.1155). Item Number: 7234
- [QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-highboy-3/) - New Hampshire Circa 1710 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 73 inches Width: 39 inches Depth: 20 1/2 inches Item Number: 7213
- [CHIPPENDALE CORNER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-corner-chair/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, Ash, Pine Height: 32 inches Width: 18 1/2 inches Depth: 18 1/2 inches Provenance: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York; Private Collection, New York. Reference: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Catalog V, (1986) page 65. Item Number: 6948.2
- [RARE MINIATURE INLAID DOWER CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-miniature-inlaid-dower-chest/) - WITH VINES ON TOP, WITH INLAID ANGELIC PORTRAITS ON THE SIDES, AND HAVING A GERMAN INSCRIPTION IN FRONT Berks County, Pennsylvania Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 14 1/4 inches Width: 21 1/4 inches Depth: 11 1/4 inches Provenance: George Horace Lorimer, Pennsylvania; George B. Lorimer, Georgia; Private Collection, New York. Reference: A tall chest with similar inlays has been researched and was made in Berks County. Some have postulated that the portraits on either side of the chest are actually George and Martha Washington. A loose translation of the German inscription is as follows: Flowers of many kinds, Remain in their place, And make it pleasing, Close to these places, By themselves, The beautiful and lovely violets blooming delight our hearts. Item Number: 36024
- [TWO NEARLY IDENTICAL CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN FAMILLE ROSE PLATES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-chinese-export-porcelain-famille-rose-plates/) - With Floral Swag Decoration China Circa 1770 Diameter: 9 inches Provenance: Elinor Gordon. Item Number: 37960
- [QUEEN ANNE FLAT TOP HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-flat-top-highboy-5/) - Probably Rhode Island Circa 1745 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: White Pine (by microanalysis) Height: 67 inches Width: 41 inches Depth: 20 1/4 inches Reference: Please see the highboy in Patricia Kane Art & Industry in Early America: Rhode Island Furniture, 1650-1830, pages 214-217, number 31. Note the similarity of this skirt's central drop to the back of those steps. Item Number: 7183
- [PAIR OF CARVED CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-carved-chippendale-side-chairs/) - Philadelphia or Possibly Virginia Circa 1780 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Yellow Pine, Cedar Glue Blocks Height: 39 1/2 inches Seat Height: 17 3/4 inches Width: 21 1/4 inches Depth: 17 inches Reference: A vertically barred splat with a central ribbon or band uniting the bars was frequently used on Southern chairs. See Helen Comstock American Furniture, number 278. See also a similar splat on a side chair from Virginia in Ronald Hurst and Jonathan Prown Southern Furniture 1680-1830, number 28. Item Number: 7177
- [DUTCH DELFT CHARGER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/dutch-delft-charger/) - With Blue and White Decoration in the Chinese Taste Circa 1760 With a "C" Mark on the Underside Diameter: 12 3/4 inches Item Number: 7193.2
- [CARVED GIRANDOLE LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/carved-girandole-looking-glass/) - England Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Gilded Pine Height: 45 inches Width: 26 inches Item Number: 7187
- [MOCHAWARE BALUSTER FORM JUG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/mochaware-baluster-form-jug-2/) - England Circa 1820 Height: 5 3/4 inches Item Number: 37927
- [SET OF FOUR CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN OCTAGONAL PLATES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-four-chinese-export-porcelain-octagonal-plates/) - With Gilt and Floral Decoration China Circa 1775 Diameter: 8 5/8 inches Reference: Please see David Howard and John Ayers China for the West: Chinese Porcelain & Other Decorative Arts for Export illustrated from the Mottahedah Collection, volume II, number 552. Provenance: Shreve, Crump and Low Co., Boston. Item Number: 37965
- [LARGE MOCHAWARE BARREL SHAPED JUG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/large-mochaware-barrel-shaped-jug/) - England Circa 1840 Height: 7 3/4 inches Provenance: The Jonathan Rickard Collection. Reference: The jug is pictured in Jonathan Rickard's Mocha and Related Dipped Wares: 1770-1939, page 84, figure 123. Mr. Rickard's sketch of the piece for publication in the book is included. The jug has an extensive museum exhibition history. Item Number: 37925
- [A RARE AND IMPORTANT PAIR OF BRASS ANDIRONS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-rare-and-important-pair-of-brass-andirons/) - With applied brass harps. Philadelphia Circa 1785 Height: 19 inches Width: 13 3/4 inches Depth: 23 1/2 inches Reference: Harps have long been symbolic of Ireland. This is one of a very rare group of andirons with applied decoration. See Peter, Nancy and Herbert Schiffer The Brass Book, page 66, for a similar pair from Philadelphia. Provenance: Bodine Family, Flemington, New Jersey; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc.; Private Collection. Item Number: 6910
- [FEDERAL INLAID PEMBROKE TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-pembroke-table-5/) - Maryland, Possibly Baltimore Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Tulip Poplar, White Pine Height: 28 inches Width: 32 inches Depth: 21 inches Item Number: 7165
- [RARE CHIPPENDALE BOMBE TALL CASE CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-chippendale-bombe-tall-case-clock/) - Boston Circa 1771 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 88 1/2 inches Width: 20 inches Depth: 9 3/4 inches Provenance: The Stone Family, Waltham, Massachusetts; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York; William DuPont, Delaware. Reference: For a similar case with the same fan and panels but not a bombe case, see the Israel Sack advertisement in The Magazine Antiques, January 1950. The bombe base is based on the illustration in Thomas Chippendale's The Gentleman & Cabinet-Maker's Director, No. CLXIII. Item Number: 7189
- [CHIPPENDALE OXBOW CHEST WITH A SHELL CARVED DROP PENDANT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-oxbow-chest-with-a-shell-carved-drop-pendant/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 32 3/4 inches Width: 35 inches Depth: 20 1/4 inches Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc., New York Reference: This chest appears in American Furniture from Israel Sack Collection, Volume III, page 725. A carved pendant shell is frequently found on Boston and Salem furniture of the Chippendale period. Please see a similar example on the chest of drawers in Rodriguez Roque American Furniture at Chipstone, pages 12-13, figure 5 and on the desk and bookcase from Salem in Essex County Furniture: Documented Treasures from Local Collections 1660-1860 by Dean Fales, number 44. Item Number: 7052
- [PAIR OF BILBAO LOOKING GLASSES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-bilbao-looking-glasses/) - Probably Spain Circa 1780 Primary Materials: Marble, Tin, Gilt Red Pine Secondary Wood: Red Pine Height: 43 inches Width: 19 1/2 inches Reference: The name "bilbao" (sometimes referred to as bilboa) is taken from the port in northwestern Spain, near the French border, which was frequented by American merchant ships in the eighteenth century. Please see Herbert Schiffer The Mirror Book, page 479, number 481, and Helen Comstock The Looking Glass in America 1700-1825, page 80, number 52, for a very similar example at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Please also see American Antiques from the Israel Sack Collection, Vol. IV, P3716, for a similar one with a painted oval panel. Provenance: Charles Woolsey Lyon, sold October 1922. Item Number: 7143
- [QUEEN ANNE UPHOLSTERED BACK ARMCHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-upholstered-back-armchair/) - Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Woods: Maple, White Pine Height: 43 inches Width: 25 1/2 inches Depth: 17 inches Provenance: Mr. and Mrs. Lammot du Pont Copeland, Delaware. Reference: An armchair with a very similar base appears in Patricia Kane's 300 Years of American Seating Furniture, number 206. Item Number:2868
- [THE CURTIS AND BEACH FAMILY QUEEN ANNE HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-curtis-and-beach-family-queen-anne-highboy/) - Housatonic River Valley, Probably Stratford, Connecticut Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 73 ¾ inches Width: 41 inches Depth: 21 ½ inches Provenance: Descended in the Curtis family to Dorothy Curtis (1787-1873), Stratford Connecticut and her husband Ephriam W. Beach, Trumbull, Connecticut; to Morris Beach Beardsley (label on backboard). Reference: An article by Edward Cooke entitled Craftsmen-client Relations in the Housatonic Valley, 1720-1800 that appears in The Magazine Antiques, January, 1984, illustrates other highboys with a very similar leg design also from Stratford. Item number 6168.1
- [QUEEN ANNE FLAT TOP HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-fine-queen-anne-high-chest-of-drawers-2/) - Stratford, Connecticut Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: White Pine, Yellow Pine, Oak, Tulip Poplar Height: 76 3/8 inches Width: 39 5/8 inches Depth: 19 7/8 inches Item Number: 6674
- [IMPORTANT SHELL CARVED QUEEN ANNE LOWBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/important-shell-carved-queen-anne-lowboy/) - Rhode Island Circa 1755 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Cedar, Poplar, Pine Back Height: 30 inches Width: 34 1/2 inches Depth: 22 3/4 inches Reference: This lowboy is documented in The Rhode Island Furniture Archive at the Yale University Art Gallery (RIF973). A similar lowboy with pad feet also made in Newport is illustrated in Michael Moses, Master Craftsmen of Newport, color plate 24, page 208 (RIF347). Item Number: 37942
- [THE CLARKE AND LINCOLN FAMILY CHIPPENDALE KNEEHOLE DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-clarke-and-lincoln-family-chippendale-kneehole-desk/) - Boston Circa 1760 Primary wood: Mahogany Secondary wood: Pine Height: 30 inches Width: 34 ¼ inches Depth: 21 ½ inches Provenance: The Clarke and Lincoln Families of Lexington, Massachusetts. Reference: The diamond and scroll decoration on the drawer above the prospect are rare and desirable features. For a very similar kneehole please see American Antiques from Israel Sack Collection, Volume V, page 1118. Item number: 27912
- [QUEEN ANNE FLAT TOP HIGHBOY WITH SPANISH FEET](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-flat-top-highboy-with-spanish-feet/) - Possibly Attributed to Brewster Dayton (active 1755-1796) Stratford or New Haven, Connecticut Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Maple, Sycamore Secondary Wood: White Pine, Poplar Height: 67 ½ inches Width: 38 inches Depth: 19 ½ inches Reference: This highboy fits into a group of furniture associated with Stratford and New Haven, Connecticut. The group was first published as such by Edward Cooke, Craftsman-client Relations in the Housatonic Valley, 1720-1800, in The Magazine Antiques, January, 1984, pages 272 – 28. Item number 6103.2
- [PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS WITH PETAL BASES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-brass-candlesticks-with-petal-bases/) - England Circa 1740 Height: 9 inches Diameter: 5 inches Item Number: 7136
- [QUEEN ANNE FLAT TOP HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-flat-top-highboy-4/) - With Two Fans Probably New Hampshire Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Curly Maple Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 77 inches Width: 37 inches Depth: 21 inches Reference: Please see The Currier Gallery of Art The Decorative Arts of New Hampshire: 1725-1825, number 41, for a chest on chest with a similarly carved skirt and shell. Item Number: 7137
- [FEDERAL CARVED BEDSTEAD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-carved-bedstead/) - Philadelphia Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Height: 95 inches Width: 67 inches Depth: 82 inches Item Number: 7123
- [QUEEN ANNE BONNET TOP HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-highboy-2/) - Possibly Portsmouth, New Hampshire Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 85 1/2 inches Width: 37 inches Depth: 20 inches Reference: Please see The Currier Gallery of Art The Decorative Arts of New Hampshire: 1725-1825, number 41, for a chest on chest with a similar carved skirt. Item Number: 6989
- [FEDERAL CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-card-table-4/) - Boston Circa 1800 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Birch Secondary Woods: Pine, Maple Height: 29 7/8 inches Width: 36 3/4 inches Depth: 17 inches Reference: For a similar card table, please see Vernon Stoneman John and Thomas Seymour: Cabinetmakers in Boston 1794-1816, page 211, number 125. Item Number: 37938
- [SPATTERWARE PITCHER AND WASH BASIN](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/spatterware-pitcher-and-wash-basin/) - England Circa 1800 Bowl: Height: 4 1/8 inches Diameter: 12 inches Pitcher: Height: 10 3/8 inches Width: 6 1/2 inches Depth: 8 3/4 inches Item Number: 7121
- [FEDERAL INLAID PEMBROKE TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-pembroke-table-4/) - Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Oak, Pine, Poplar Height: 28 1/2 inches Width: 20 inches; when opened: 44 inches Depth: 32 3/4 inches Reference: Please see the Rhode Island Furniture Archive RIF1146 for an identical example. Item Number: 37936
- [SET OF EIGHT CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-eight-chippendale-side-chairs/) - New York Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: White Pine, Cherry (seats) Height: 38 1/4 inches Seat Height: 17 inches Width: 21 1/2 inches Depth: 17 1/4 inches Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc. Item Number: 37952
- ["RETURN OF THE CONSTITUTION" MOURNING PICTURE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/silk-needlework-and-watercolor-mourning-picture/) - Silk Needlework and Watercolor American Circa 1817 Height: 15 inches (sight); 24 inches (overall) Width: 16 inches (sight); 25 1/4 inches (overall) Reference: Sold at American Art Galleries as Lot 419 on February 22, 1922 in New York from the collection of 'Relics and Memorabilia of George Washington Inherited and Collected by his Great-Great-Nephew Mr. W. Lanier Washington.' Item Number: 6685
- [FANCY CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/fancy-chippendale-looking-glass/) - England Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Red Pine Height: 56 1/2 inches Width: 27 3/4 inches Item Number: 37949
- [FEDERAL CAMEL BACK SOFA](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-camel-back-sofa/) - New England Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, White Pine Height: 36 1/2 inches Width: 82 inches Depth: 24 inches Provenance: Ginsburg & Levy, Inc. Item Number: 7094
- [SPATTERWARE SUGAR BOWL AND COVER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/spatterware-sugar-bowl-and-cover/) - Decorated in Blue and White with a Pea Hen England Circa 1800 Height: 4 1/2 inches Diameter: 5 1/2 inches Item Number: 7121.1
- [FEDERAL INLAID PEMBROKE TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-pembroke-table-3/) - New York Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Poplar, White Pine Height: 28 1/4 inches Width: 20 3/4 inches; 39 1/2 inches when opened Depth: 31 3/4 inches Reference: For a similar New York pembroke table, please see Charles Montgomery American Furniture: The Federal Period, page 349, number 326. Item Number: 7106
- [CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN BOWL WITH HUNT SCENES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chinese-export-bowl-with-hunt-scenes/) - China Circa 1780 Height: 5 1/16 inches Diameter: 12 3/8 inches Two hunt scenes with horses, riders, and dogs alternating with two cartouches depicting a Chinese woman and attendant in a landscape. Item Number: 7093
- [FEDERAL INLAID PEMBROKE TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-pembroke-table-2/) - Baltimore Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Oak, Poplar Height: 28 1/4 inches Width: 20 inches; 40 1/4 inches when opened Depth: 33 1/2 inches Item Number: 7105
- [CHIPPENDALE CARVED TILT TOP TEA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/carved-chippendale-tilt-top-tea-table/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 28 3/4 inches Width: 34 1/2 inches Depth: 34 inches Item Number: 7104
- [CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS Labeled by John Elliott, Jr.](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-looking-glass-labelled-by-john-elliott-jr/) - Labeled by John Elliott, Jr., son of John Elliott, Sr. He used a label from about 1784-1803. Philadelphia Circa 1784-1803 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 38 inches Width: 18 1/2 inches Item Number: 7102
- [FEDERAL WING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-wing-chair/) - Boston Circa 1800 With its original underupholstery. Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Pine, Ash, Maple Height: 48 1/2 inches Width: 33 inches Depth: 29 inches Item Number: 6646
- [CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-side-chair-4/) - Massachusetts, possibly Salem Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 38 1/2 inches Seat Height: 17 1/2 inches Width: 18 1/2 inches Depth: 21 inches Reference: For an almost identical splat, please see the Chippendale corner chair in the Girl Scouts Loan Exhibition Catalogue 1929, number 610. For a pad foot chair with the same splat now at Williamsburg, see Kemble Widmer, "A Scotsmen, Thomas Chippendale, and the Green Dragon Tavern," in Boston Furniture, 1700-1900, pages 126-149, figure 12. Item Number: 6934
- [THE JEFFRIES-MEANS FAMILY BLOCK-FRONT KNEEHOLE DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-jeffries-means-family-block-front-kneehole-desk/) - Inlaid With Mariner's Stars and Checkerboard Line Inlay Boston Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Pine, Oak Height: 32 inches Width: 33 inches Depth: 22 1/2 inches Provenance: Family of Dr. John Jeffries (1796-1876); his son, Dr. B. Jeffries; his daughter, Marion Jeffries; her husband, J. Howard Means of Providence, Rhode Island. The brand M.J. Means for Marian Jeffries Means appears on the kneehole a number of times. Reference: See Antiques, September, 1976, page 560 for an article referring to other pieces owned by the Means Family. Item number 5209
- [FEDERAL LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-mirror/) - Attributed to William Wilmerding New York Circa 1795 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine, Poplar Height: 50 3/4 inches Width: 23 inches Reference: For a similar mirror also made or sold by Wilmerding please see Charles F. Montgomery, American Furniture: The Federal Period, entry 212 pages 212-3. Item number: 6712
- [PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS WITH PETAL BASES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-queen-anne-brass-candlesticks/) - Incised marks on base "Alf...Mi 17-7" England Circa 1740 Height: 7 1/4 inches Diameter: 4 1/2 inches Reference: For a similar pair, please see Peter, Nancy and Herbert Schiffer The Brass Book: American, English and European, Fifteenth Century through 1850, page 196, figure A. Item Number: 7016
- [PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS WITH SWIRL BASES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-queen-anne-brass-candlesticks-with-swirl-bases/) - England Circa 1760 Height: 8 1/4 inches Diameter: 4 1/4 inches Item Number: 7025.2
- [CHIPPENDALE OXBOW CHEST WITH A SHAPED SHELL CARVED PENDANT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-oxbow-chest-with-a-shaped-shell-carved-pendant/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 32 1/2 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 20 inches Reference: For a similar shaped shell carved pendant on a desk from the North Shore of Boston, please see Brock Jobe and Myrna Kaye New England Furniture: The Colonial Era, page 234-235, number 47. Item Number: 7051
- [RARE PAIR OF FEDERAL CARD TABLES FITTED WITH A DRAWER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-pair-of-federal-card-tables-fitted-with-a-drawer/) - Rhode Island Circa 1785 Primary Woods: Mahogany and Satinwood Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 28 3/4 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 18 inches Item Numbers: 6109, 7065
- [QUEEN ANNE LOWBOY WITH A FAN CARVED DRAWER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-lowboy-with-a-fan-carved-drawer-2/) - Boston or Salem Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 30 1/4 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 21 1/2 inches Item Number: 7079
- [FEDERAL CARVED WORK TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-classical-carved-work-table/) - Attributed To the Duncan Phyfe Workshop New York Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 29 inches Width: 27 inches Depth: 16 inches Reference: An almost identical work table is illustrated in Peter Kenny Duncan Phyfe: Master Cabinetmaker in New York, plate 28. Item number: 6149
- [CHIPPENDALE BOW FRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-fine-chippendale-bow-front-chest-of-drawers/) - Massachusetts Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 31 inches Width: 42 inches Depth: 22 ¼ inches Provenance: Arthur Sussel Sale, Parke-Bernet Galleries, Inc., Philadelphia; Jess Pavey, Michigan. Item number: 5180
- [IMPORTANT "WASHINGTON" BRASS MANTEL CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/important-washington-bronze-mantel-clock/) - With Works by Jean-Baptiste Dubuc (working 1780-1819) Paris Circa 1815 Height: 18 1/2 inches Width: 13 1/4 inches Depth: 5 1/2 inches Jean-Baptiste Dubuc was an important Parisian clockmaker who worked at Rue Michel-le-Comte No. 33, Paris from 1780 to 1819. He is best known for the mantel clocks that he exported to the United States, and, in particular, those that have a cast figure of Washington on them. The clocks have eight day works that strike the hour and also strike once on the half hour. Similar clocks are in the collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Winterthur Museum, and The White House. Reference: Another clock of this form is illustrated in Edgar G. Miller, Jr., American Antique Furniture, volume 2, page 980, plate 1963. Item Number: 6808
- [QUEEN ANNE BONNET TOP CARVED FAN HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-bonnet-top-highboy-2/) - Glastonbury, Connecticut Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 85 1/2 inches Width: 38 inches Depth: 19 inches Item Number: 6564
- [FEDERAL INLAID CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-card-table-3/) - North Shore, Massachusetts or Portsmouth, New Hampshire Circa 1790 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Flame Birch Secondary Woods: Maple, White Pine Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 36 1/2 inches Depth: 18 inches Item Number: 6979
- [RARE CHIPPENDALE DUMBWAITER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-chippendale-dumbwaiter/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Mahogany Height: 45 inches Diameters: 16, 18 1/2, 23 1/2 inches Item Number: 3156 Provenance: The Ten Broeck Family, Albany, New York. Reference: Dumbwaiters are a rare form in America with very few recorded. See Esther Singleton, The Furniture of Our Forefathers, 1916, page 362 for a dumbwaiter owned by Misses Burnett and Elmwood, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
- [CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS WITH SIDE CARVINGS AND CARVED PHOENIX](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-mirror-with-side-carvings-and-carved-phoenix-finial/) - Labelled by George Kemp & Sons, London England Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Spruce (By Microanalysis) Height: 74 inches Width: 29 inches Depth: 2 ½ inches Item number 6160
- [QUEEN ANNE PORRINGER TOP TEA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-porringer-top-tea-table-2/) - Rhode Island Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Mahogany Height: 25 1/2 inches Width: 34 inches Depth: 26 1/2 inches Provenanace: Israel Sack, Inc., New York; Private Collection, Columbus, Ohio; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc.; Private Collection, New Jersey. Reference: The table appears in The Magazine Antiques, March 2007. Item Number: 7026
- [CLASSICAL LIBRARY TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/classical-library-table/) - New York Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine, Poplar, Ash Height: 29 inches Width: 46 inches [open], 25 inches [closed] Depth: 35 inches Item number 6016
- [QUEEN ANNE  PIERCED SHELL LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-pierced-shell-looking-glass-3/) - Probably England Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Height: 47 1/2 inches Width: 18 3/4 inches Item Number: 7057
- [RARE AND IMPORTANT CHIPPENDALE BLOCK FRONT CHEST ON CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-and-important-chippendale-block-front-chest-on-chest/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 85 1/2 inches Width: 41 1/2 inches Depth: 23 inches Provenance: Stone Family of Salem, Massachusetts; Shephard Family of Minnesota; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York; Private collection, Ohio. Reference: Chests on chests with a block fronted base and fluted pilasters on the upper case are representative of those made on the North Shore of Massachusetts. For a similar example with three urn and flame finials, please see Gerald Ward American Case Furniture in the Mabel Brady Garvan and other Collections at Yale University, number 79, pages 167-168. Item Number: 7021
- [FEDERAL INLAID PEMBROKE TABLE Attributed to John Townsend](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-pembroke-table-attributed-to-john-townsend/) - Attributed to John Townsend (1732-1809) Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1795 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Chestnut, Pine, Maple Height: 27 inches Width: 19 inches Depth: 32 inches Reference: Listed in the Rhode Island Furniture Archive at Yale University, RIF942. See also Morrison Heckscher John Townsend: Newport Cabinetmaker, pages 176-177, number 45 for a labeled John Townsend pembroke table with identical construction. Item Number: 7039
- [CHIPPENDALE MARBLE TOP MIXING TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-marble-top-mixing-table/) - New York Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Woods: Pine, Poplar Height: 31 inches Width: 37 1/2 inches Depth: 24 inches Item Number: 6752
- [FEDERAL INLAID MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-mirror/) - New York Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 50 inches Width: 20 3/4 inches Item Number: 6886
- [RARE QUEEN ANNE FIVE LEGGED TRIPLE TOP CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-five-legged-triple-top-card-table/) - New York Circa 1740 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Oak Height: 29 inches Width: 32 1/2 inches Depth: 15 3/4 inches Provenance: Zeisler Collection, Chicago, Illinois; Private Collection, New Jersey. Reference: A triple top card table of New York origin is in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and is published in Morrison Heckscher American Furniture in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, entry 103. Item Number: 7045
- [MATCHED PAIR OF WILLIAM AND MARY DOME BASE BELL METAL CANDLESTICKS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/matched-pair-of-william-and-mary-dome-base-bell-metal-candlesticks/) - Scandinavian or Flemish Circa 1650 One is a 19th century copy of the original. Height: 9 3/4 inches Diameter: 6 1/2 inches Item Number: 7015
- [PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS WITH INCISED DECORATION](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-brass-candlesticks-with-incised-decoration/) - France Circa 1720 Height: 9 1/4 inches Diameter: 5 3/4 inches Reference: Please see Peter, Nancy and Herbert Schiffer The Brass Book: American, English and European; Fifteenth Century through 1850, page 188, figure A, for a similar pair made of paktong. Item Number: 7020
- [FEDERAL CABRIOLE SOFA](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-sofa/) - New England Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: White Pine, Maple Height: 37 3/4 inches Width: 72 inches Depth: 32 inches Item Number: 6956
- [RARE QUEEN ANNE FIGURED WALNUT SIDE CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-queen-anne-figured-walnut-side-chair/) - New York Circa 1750 Primary Woods: Walnut, Birch Rear Rail (by microanalysis) Secondary Woods: Oak, Yellow Pine Height: 38 inches Width: 21 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Reference: The unusual, but successful, feet on this chair are seen on other examples from New York including a set made for the Board family, see Levy, Opulence and Splendor: the New York Chair, 1690-1830, page 2, and one at Winterthur which was incorrectly assigned to Boston in New England Furniture at Winterthur, Queen Anne and Chippendale Periods, entry 25, pages 46-7. Item Number: 6765
- [PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN CHARGERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/fine-pair-of-chinese-export-porcelain-chargers/) - With The Arms Of Beilby Thompson Of Yorkshire With Wife China Circa 1740 15 inch diameter There is also a matching 9 inch diameter plate. Reference: David S. Howard, Chinese Armorial Porcelain, Page 304, G6.9 Provenance: Elinor Gordon Antiques, Pennsylvania; Mrs. Madeline Whitney Shea (plate). Item Number: 5494
- [SET OF SIX LYRE BACK SIDE CHAIRS Attributed to the Workshop of Duncan Phyfe](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-six-lyre-back-side-chairs-attributed-to-the-workshop-of-duncan-phyfe/) - Attributed to the Workshop of Duncan Phyfe New York Circa 1805 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Ash, Maple Seat Frames Height: 32 1/2 inches Reference: William Trusdell Day (1854-1920?), a lawyer in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and cousin of R.T.H. Halsey, curator of the American Wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the 1920's and author of The American Wing, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1926; to his niece Louise Day Putnam Lee (1887-1976); to her son, Putnam Lee (1916-1993); to his daughter. Reference: For a similar lyre back chair with paw feet and a slightly different leg, please see Peter M. Kenny Duncan Phyfe: Master Cabinetmaker in New York, pages 184-185, plate 17. Item Number: 6966
- [FEDERAL LOLLING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-lolling-chair-2/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Birch Height: 44 inches Width: 25 1/2 inches Depth: 27 inches Can be paired with 6963 which is almost identical. Item Number: 6964
- [CHIPPENDALE CARVED PARCEL GILT LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-carved-parcel-gilt-looking-glass/) - England Circa 1760 Primary Woods: Walnut, Red Pine Height: 54 inches Width: 21 3/4 inches Item Number: 6995
- [BARREL BACK WING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/barrel-back-wing-chair/) - School of Seymour Boston Circa 1820 Primary Wood: White Oak Secondary Wood: Birch Height: 45 3/4 inches Seat Height: 15 inches Width: 32 1/2 inches Depth: 34 inches Item Number: 6936
- [SILVER CREAMPOT Made by William Moulton IV](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/silver-creampot-made-by-william-moulton-iv/) - Made by William Moulton IV (1772-1861) Newburyport, Massachusetts Circa 1805 Engraved in Script "LC / to / EL" Height: 4 7/8 inches Width: 2 1/8 inches Depth: 4 inches Reference: There is a very similar creampot by William Moulton at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Please see Kathryn C. Buhler American Silver 1655-1825 in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Volume II, page 528, number 470. Item Number: 37908
- [IMPORTANT CHINESE EXPORT PLATTER FROM THE GOVERNOR DEWITT CLINTON SERVICE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/important-chinese-export-platter-from-the-governor-dewitt-clinton-service/) - With the Initials "DWMC" for DeWitt Clinton and his Wife Maria Clinton Circa 1803 Height: 7 3/4 inches Width: 10 inches Reference: Please see David Sanctuary Howard New York and the China Trade, plate c66, page 104 and the discussion on page 113. The State Department, the New York Historical Society, and Winterthur Museum also own parts of this service. Provenance: This very large service was made for DeWitt Clinton (1769-1828) and his wife Maria, who were married in 1796. Clinton was an influential force in the political life of New York; he was a member of the New York State Assembly, a United States Senator, mayor of New York City, a candidate for President of the United States, and governor of New York. Item Number: 6984
- [BOWL DECORATED WITH WESTERN SHIPS AND FIGURES IN COLOR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/8-¼-inch-bowl-decorated-with-western-ships-and-figures-in-color/) - Japan Early 19th Century Height: 4 inches Diameter: 8 1/4 inches Item number: 36104
- [ENGLISH DELFT PUNCH BOWL DECORATED IN “FAZACKERLY" COLORS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/english-delft-punch-bowl-decorated-in-fazackerly-colors/) - Liverpool Circa 1760 Diameter: 8 1/2 inches Item Number: 5500
- [SWAN FAMILY CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/swan-family-chippendale-side-chair/) - Boston Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Birch, Oak, Pine Height: 37 1/2 inches Seat Height: 17 inches Width: 23 1/2 inches Depth: 18 1/2 inches Provenance: The chair is part of a set of six made for James Swan (1754-1830) of Boston and Dorchester, Massachusetts. He was an aide-de-camp to General Joseph Warren at the Battle of Bunker Hill. Swan later became a member of the Massachusetts legislature and amassed a fortune selling supplies to the French government. Reference: Chairs from this set appear in Richard A. Randall, Jr., American Furniture in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, pages 196-197, catalog number 155. The chair marked II is now in the Mabel Brady Garvan Collection at Yale University Art Gallery and is illustrated in Patricia E. Kane, 300 Years of American Seating Furniture, pages 131-132, number 111. Item Number: 6968
- [DIGGES FAMILY QUEEN ANNE ARMCHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/digges-family-queen-anne-armchair/) - Philadelphia Circa 1740 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: Yellow Pine Height: 39 1/4 inches Seat Height: 15 1/4 inches Width: 30 1/2 inches Depth: 18 1/2 inches Provenance: Probably made for Colonel William Digges (born 1727) and his wife Frances Robinson. It descended to their son, Major Cole Digges (born in 1750's; died 1826), an officer from Surrey, Virginia in the Revolutionary War; and remained in the family until the present when it was sold by Martha Digges Moore of Warwick County, Virginia. Reference: Illustrated in Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Gallery Catalogue XII May 2002, page 4. Item Number: 6967
- [FEDERAL INLAID SIDEBOARD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-inlaid-sideboard/) - New York Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Poplar, White Pine Height: 42 inches Width: 78 1/4 inches Depth: 30 1/2 inches Item Number: 6929
- [RARE FEDERAL BEDSTEAD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-federal-bedstead/) - Boston or Salem Circa 1800 The bed retains its original painted tester. Primary Woods: Mahogany, Pine Secondary Woods: Maple (rails) Height: 93 inches Width: 55 1/2 inches Depth: 79 1/2 inches Item Number: 37869
- [MOCHAWARE BALUSTER FORM JUG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/mochaware-baluster-form-jug/) - England Circa 1835 Height: 6 3/4 inches Reference: Pictured in Kitchen Ceramics, page 118. Provenance: Jonathan Rickard Collection. Item Number: 37882
- [THE CLUETT FAMILY RARE EARLY GATELEG TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-cluett-family-rare-early-gate-leg-table/) - Massachusetts Circa 1710 Primary Wood: Maple, Oak Secondary Wood: Pine, Maple Height: 28 ½ Inches Width: 16 Inches, 50 Inches [Open] Depth: 41 Inches Provenance: Mr. George Cluett, Massachusetts; Cluett Family to present. Reference: The Magazine Antiques, July 1998, page 1, advertisement of Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc. Item number LLC 32
- [FEDERAL CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-card-table-2/) - Possibly by Duncan Phyfe Or an equally competent workshop New York Circa 1820 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Crotch Mahogany Veneers Secondary Woods: Gilt on Pine, Tulip Poplar Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 36 3/4 inches Depth: 18 1/2 inches Item Number: 6691
- [CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-pier-mirror/) - American Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 63 1/2 inches Width: 23 1/2 inches Item Number: 37835
- [CHIPPENDALE SERPENTINE CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-serpentine-chest-of-drawers-2/) - Boston Circa 1780 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 32 1/4 inches Width: 36 1/2 inches Depth: 20 1/2 inches Reference: For an almost identical chest, please see Richard Randall, Jr. American Furniture in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Number 29, pages 36-37. Item Number: 6758
- [MOCHAWARE HALF PINT MUG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/mochaware-half-pint-mug/) - England Circa 1800 Height: 3 5/8 inches Item Number: 37885
- [QUEEN ANNE "REMOVEABLE LEG" LOWBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-removeable-leg-lowboy/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 31 inches Depth: 17 inches Item Number: 6684
- [MOCHAWARE BARREL SHAPED JUG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/mochaware-barrel-shaped-jug-2/) - England Circa 1820 Height: 5 3/4 inches Reference: Pictured in Kitchen Ceramics, page 116. Provenance: Jonathan Rickard Collection. Item Number: 37883
- [FEDERAL CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-card-table-3/) - Portsmouth, New Hampshire Circa 1800 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Birch Secondary Woods: Maple, Birch Height: 29 1/8 inches Width: 35 1/2 inches Depth: 17 3/4 inches Reference: The legs on this card table with their bulbous feet are almost identical to the ones on a dressing table from Portsmouth, New Hampshire in Richard Randall's American Furniture in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, number 48. Item Number: 6923
- [MATCHED PAIR OF CYLINDER FORM MOCHAWARE PEPPER POTS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/matched-pair-of-cylinder-form-pepper-pots/) - England Circa 1800 Height: 5 inches Item Number: 37884
- [CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-side-chair-3/) - New York Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Pine, Gum Height: 38 inches; Seat Height: 18 inches Width: 22 1/2 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches Reference: This chair was featured in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's exhibition American Art from American Collections and in the accompanying catalog on page 9, number 15. Provenance: Bertha Benkard Rose, Oyster Bay, New York Item Number: 6841
- [FEDERAL TAMBOUR DESK MADE BY EBENEZER KNOWLTON](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-tambour-desk-made-by-ebenezer-knowlton/) - Labeled by Ebenezer Knowlton (1769-1810) Boston Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 46 inches Width: 40 7/8 inches Depth: 18 3/8 inches Reference: This desk is the subject of an article by Thomas Ormsbee entitled "A New Boston Worker Identified; Ebenezer Knowlton, Was Cabinetmaker from 1796 to 1810..." in the American Collector, December 5, 1933, pages 1 and 10. Provenance: Mrs. Stephen W. Miller; sold at Anderson Galleries, Inc., American Art Association, Sale 3927, December 19, 1931, New York. Item Number: 6914
- [RARE LARGE MOCHAWARE MUG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-large-mochaware-mug/) - England Circa 1830 Height: 5 1/4 inches Diameter: 5 7/8 inches Provenance: Rufus Foshee Item Number: 37881
- [MOCHAWARE BARREL SHAPED JUG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/mochaware-barrel-shaped-jug-england-circa-1790/) - England Circa 1790 Height: 6 3/4 inches Provenance: William R. and Teresa F. Kurau, Jackson Heights, NY ; Jonathan Rickard Collection. Item number 37810
- [MOCHAWARE BARREL SHAPED JUG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/mochaware-barrel-shaped-jug-from-england-circa-1820/) - England Circa 1820 Height: 7 inches Item number 37784
- [CHIPPENDALE SLANT FRONT DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-slant-front-desk-2/) - Rhode Island Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Woods: Chestnut, Pine, Poplar Height: 41 1/4 inches Width: 36 1/2 inches Depth: 20 inches Item Number: 6899
- [MOCHAWARE COVERED BOWL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/mochaware-covered-bowl/) - Impressed SARREGUEMINES on Base France Circa 1840 Height: 5 inches Width: 6 3/4 inches Depth: 5 3/4 inches Reference: For a similar example made by Sarreguemines, please see Jonathan Rickard's Mocha and Related Dipped Wares, 1770-1939, figure 204, page 129. Item Number: 6890.2
- [CHIPPENDALE CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-card-table-5/) - New York Circa 1770 With a secret drawer. Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: White Pine, Tulip Poplar Height: 27 3/4 inches Width: 33 1/2 inches Depth: 16 1/4 inches Item Number: 6882
- [QUEEN ANNE LOWBOY MADE BY JOHN SCOTTOW](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-lowboy-made-by-john-scottow/) - Made by John Scottow (1701-1790) Decorated by William Randle (w. 1715-1739) Primary Woods: Maple, Pine Secondary Wood: Pine . Height: 30 1/2 inches Width: 33 3/4 inches Depth: 21 1/2 inches This lowboy was originally japanned, as remnants of a black background are on the tops of the drawer fronts. The inscription "Scottow/W Randle" appears on the backboard. Reference: This lowboy is discussed in Michael Flanigan, American Furniture from the Kaufman Collection, number 17, page 50 in relation to a japanned high chest of drawers. For a separate discussion of William Randle, see Dean A. Fales, Jr., "Boston Japanned Furniture" in Boston Furniture of the Eighteenth Century. The dressing table is also illustrated in the exhibition catalog Vanity and Elegance: The Dressing Table and Tall Chest in America, 1685-1785, number 8, page 13. Item Number: 6904
- [A VERY FINE CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-very-fine-chippendale-looking-glass/) - Labeled by John Elliott, Jr., Philadelphia (1796-1803) England Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany, Parcel Gilt Secondary Wood: Spruce Height: 65 1/2 inches Width: 29 1/4 inches Depth: 3 1/4 inches Item number 6403
- [THE BACHE FAMILY GRAND SCALE CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-bache-family-grand-scale-chippendale-looking-glass/) - England Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Walnut, Gilded Carved Ornaments Secondary Wood: Spruce, Red Pine Cartouche (Micro) Height: 70 inches Width: 29 inches Provenance: Descended in the Bache and Franklin Families of Philadelphia; Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., New York; Private Collection, Warren, Ohio. Item number 6368
- [CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-looking-glass/) - England Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Yellow Pine Height: 66 inches Width: 26 inches Provenance: From Ardrossan, the Estate of Robert Montgomery Scott. Item number 6151
- [FEDERAL DIMINUTIVE BOWFRONT SIDEBOARD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-diminutive-bowfront-sideboard/) - Boston or Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 40 1/4 inches Width: 61 1/2 inches Depth: 24 inches Item Number: 4820
- [TOBY JUG OF DR. JOHNSON](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/enoch-wood-toby-jug-of-dr-johnson/) - With Cover England Circa 1850 Height: 9 1/2 inches Width: 4 inches Depth: 7 1/2 inches Item Number: 37848
- [PAIR OF FEDERAL ENGRAVED BRASS ANDIRONS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-federal-brass-andirons/) - Possibly Philadelphia Circa 1800 Height: 18 inches Width: 10 3/4 inches Depth: 20 3/4 inches Reference: For a similar pair, please see Peter, Nancy and Herbert Schiffer The Brass Book, page 70, plate E. Item Number: 6866
- [QUEEN ANNE PIERCED SHELL LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-pierced-shell-looking-glass-2/) - England Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Spruce Height: 48 3/4 inches Width: 17 1/2 inches Provenance: The Roach Family of Connecticut Item Number: 37854
- [QUEEN ANNE TILT TOP TEA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-tilt-top-tea-table/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Soft Maple (by microanalysis) Height: 27 1/2 inches Diameter: 33 inches Item Number: 6761
- [THE HAZZARD FAMILY OVAL CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-hazzard-family-oval-chippendale-mirror/) - English Circa 1775 Primary wood: Mahogany Secondary wood: Spruce [By Microanalysis] Height: 52 1/4 inches Width: 20 1/2 inches Provenance: Descended in the family of Robert [1703-1775] and Elizabeth Stanton Hazzard, Kingston, Rhode Island. Reference: A similar oval mirror is in the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art and is illustrated in Marshall Davidson and Elizabeth Stillinger, The American Wing, page 177, figure 176. Item number 6349
- [RARE AND IMPORTANT TWO SHELL SECRETARY SIGNED BY ICHABOD COLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-rare-two-shell-secretary-made-by-ichabod-cole/) - Made and signed by Ichabod Cole, 1790 Warren, Rhode Island Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Chestnut, Mahogany, Pine Height: 92 inches Width: 40 inches Depth: 23 inches Provenance: Found in a house in Seekonk, Massachusetts; John S. Walton Antiques; Private Collection, Virginia. Reference: Exhibited in Art & Industry in Early America: Rhode Island Furniture, 1650-1830 at Yale University, August 2016-January 2017, and illustrated in the accompanying catalog, number 79 (Rhode Island Furniture Archive, number 581). This secretary is also illustrated in Michael Moses' Master Craftsmen of Newport; The Townsends and Goddards, pages 306-307, figures 8.2, 8.2a and 8.2b. It appears in the May 1982 issue of The Magazine Antiques, page 980. The secretary is on the cover of the May 2007 issue of The Magazine Antiques and is the centerpiece of an article by Patricia Kane in the same magazine. Item Number: LLC37
- [COLONEL TIMOTHY CHANDLER TALL CASE CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/colonel-timothy-chandler-tall-case-clock/) - With Eight Day Brass Works Face Signed and Seat Board Stamped by Colonel Timothy Chandler (1762-1848) Concord, New Hampshire Circa 1800 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Light Wood Inlay Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 92 inches Width: 19 1/2 inches Depth: 10 inches Reference: For similar Chandler tall clocks, please see Charles Parsons New Hampshire Clocks & Clockmakers, pages 22-23, specifically figure 15 and The Currier Gallery of Art's The Decorative Arts of New Hampshire: 1725-1825, number 86. Item Number: 6788
- [RARE SHERATON SHAVING MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-sheraton-shaving-mirror/) - North Shore or Boston, Massachusetts Circa 1800 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Satinwood Secondary Woods: Pine, Cherry Height: 23 1/2 inches Width: 20 inches Depth: 9 3/4 inches Reference: For a similar example, see American Antiques in the Israel Sack Collection, Volume IX, page 2427. That piece is currently at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Item Number: 6810
- [QUEEN ANNE WING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-wing-chair-2/) - New England, Probably Rhode Island Circa 1750 Primary Woods: Walnut, Maple Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 44 inches; Seat Height: 16 1/2 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 27 inches Reference: A similar chair is referred to in Joseph Downs, American Furniture, Number 74. Item Number: 5399.1
- [COMB-BACK WINDSOR ARM CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/windsor-comb-back-arm-chair-2/) - Philadelphia Circa 1770 Primary Woods: Maple, Hickory, Pine Height: 47 inches Width: 24 1/8 inches Depth: 16 1/2 inches Reference: Levy Gallery catalogue IV, page 56. Similar Examples are illustrated and discussed in Charles Santore, The Windsor Style in America, chapter one, pages 57-74. Item number 6483 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [FEDERAL LOLLING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-lolling-chair/) - Massachusetts Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, Pine Height: 42 inches Width: 22 3/4 inches Depth: 20 3/4 inches Item Number: 6839
- [LATE FEDERAL CARVED LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/late-federal-carved-mirror/) - American, Possibly New York Circa 1815 Primary Wood: White Pine Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 34 inches Width: 20 1/2 inches Item Number: 6836
- [CHIPPENDALE CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-card-table-4/) - Philadelphia Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Cedar, Poplar Height: 29 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 18 inches Provenance: Bertha Benkard Rose, Oyster Bay, New York. Item Number: 6840
- [CHIPPENDALE CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-card-table-3/) - New York, Possibly Albany Circa 1765 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Cherry, Maple Height: 29 3/4 inches Width: 35 1/2 inches Depth: 16 1/4 inches Item Number: 6838
- [QUEEN ANNE SHELL CARVED SIDE CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-shell-carved-side-chair/) - Boston or Newport Circa 1740 Primary Woods: Walnut, Maple Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 39 inches; seat height: 17 3/4 inches Width: 20 inches Depth: 18 inches Provenance: Israel Sack, Inc., New York Item Number: 6773
- [RARE HEPPLEWHITE CARD TABLE LABELED BY BENJAMIN FROTHINGHAM](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-hepplewhite-card-table-bearing-the-label-of-benjamin-frothingham/) - Charlestown, Massachusetts Circa 1795 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple, Pine Height: 28 1/2 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 17 3/4 inches Reference: Bears the label of Benjamin Frothingham (1734-1809) on the underside of the fixed leaf of the top. This label is his second and has "FROTHINGHAM" across the top rather than along the bottom as his earlier one did. See Sotheby's October 24-25, 1986 Catalog of Important American Furniture..., Lot 237A for a detailed image of his second label. Item Number: 6689
- [FEDERAL EGLOMISE LOOKING GLASS MADE BY B. CERMENATI](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-eglomise-mirror-made-by-b-cermenati/) - Made and labeled by B. Cermenati (1783-1818) Portsmouth, New Hampshire 1812 Primary Wood: Gilt Pine Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 54 inches Width: 27 1/2 inches Reference: Listed in Bernard & S. Dean Levy's Gallery Catalogue XIII (2003), page 45. Also see Betty Ring's "Checklist of Looking-Glass and Frame Makers and Merchants Known by their Labels", The Magazine Antiques, May 1981, pages 1180-1181. Item Number: 6806
- [CHIPPENDALE OXBOW CHEST WITH BLOCKED ENDS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-oxbow-chest-with-blocked-ends/) - Massachusetts Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Cherry Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 35 inches Width: 39 1/2 inches Depth: 20 1/2 inches Item Number: 6792
- [FEDERAL EGLOMISE LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-eglomise-looking-glass/) - Panel Attributed to John Doggett, Roxbury, Massachusetts Boston Circa 1807 Primary Wood: Gilt White Pine Secondary Wood: White Pine Height: 43 1/2 inches Width: 24 inches Reference: Illustrated in Dean T. Lahikainan, Samuel McIntire: Carving an American Style, page 171, figure 4-163. Item Number: 6793
- [PAIR OF BALL TOP ANDIRONS MADE BY WILLIAM HUNNEMAN](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-ball-top-andirons-made-by-william-hunneman/) - Boston Circa 1820 Height: 13 inches Width: 6 ½ inches Depth: 26 inches Provenance: William H. Jackson Co., New York; Williams Collection, Cleveland, Ohio Reference: A similar pair of andirons appear in Donald Fennimore, Metalwork in Early America: Copper and its alloys, entry 68. Item Number: 5745
- [CHIPPENDALE FLAT TOP SECRETARY WITH BALL AND CLAW FEET](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-flat-top-secretary-with-ball-and-claw-feet/) - Rhode Island or Southeastern Massachusetts Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: White Pine, Tulip Poplar, Cedar Height: 79 1/2 inches Width: 42 inches Depth: 22 1/2 inches Item Number: 6022.1
- [CHIPPENDALE SERPENTINE FRONT CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-card-table/) - New York Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Oak, Poplar, Cherry, White Pine Height: 27 1/4 inches Width: 34 1/2 inches Depth: 16 1/2 inches Item number 6572
- [PAINTED DOWER CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/painted-dower-chest/) - Pennsylvania Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Poplar Secondary Wood: Poplar Height: 23 inches Width: 49 inches Depth: 22 ½ inches Reference: A chest with similar design elements is in Monroe H. Fabian, The Pennsylvania-German Decorated Chest, number 14. Item number 6019
- [PAIR OF CHIPPENDALE BRASS ANDIRONS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-chippendale-brass-andirons/) - Possibly Philadelphia Circa 1775 Height: 27 inches Width: 12 inches Depth: 19 inches Item Number: 6735
- [IMPORTANT SHERATON SQUARE SOFA WITH AN OVAL INLAID PANEL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/important-sheraton-square-sofa-with-an-oval-inlaid-panel-top-rail/) - Portsmouth, New Hampshire Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany, Maple And Birch Veneers Secondary Wood: Maple Frame, Pine Back & Supports Height: 37 inches Width: 84 inches Depth: 26 ½ inches Provenance: Duncan Phillips, Washington, D.C.; Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., New York. Illustrated: The Magazine Antiques, October, 1948, pg. 211. There are two very similar sofas of this rare design are in the Winterthur Museum collection, illustrated in Charles F. Montgomery, American Furniture- The Federal Period, numbers 271 and 272. Item number 5930
- [EARLY SLAT BACK ARMCHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/early-slat-back-armchair/) - New York Circa 1710 Retaining its Original Splint Seat Primary Wood: Maple Height: 47 inches; Seat Height: 17 inches Width: 22 1/2 inches Depth: 19 inches Item Number: 6769
- [QUEEN ANNE PORRINGER TOP TEA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-porringer-top-tea-table-rhode-island/) - Rhode Island Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Maple Height: 26 1/2 inches Width: 26 1/4 inches Depth: 34 inches Item number 6513 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [HEPPLEWHITE INLAID SERPENTINE FRONT SIDEBOARD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/hepplewhite-inlaid-serpentine-front-sideboard-2/) - New York Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Poplar, Pine Height: 40 inches Width: 73 3/4 inches Depth: 29 inches Reference: Bernard & S. Dean Levy, Inc., Gallery Catalogue VI, page 171. Item number 3942.4 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [STRAIGHT FRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-chest-of-drawers/) - Possibly by Thomas Goddard Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Woods: Tulip, White Pine, Chestnut Height: 32 1/2 inches Width: 36 1/4 inches Depth: 19 3/4 inches Provenance: Label on bottom drawer inscribed "This Bureau was made by Thos. Goddard about 1790 and came from the Riggs Estate, Newport, R.I". Item number 6562
- [THE GREGORY AND LUCRETIA HUBBARD TOWNSEND CHIPPENDALE CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-gregory-and-lucretia-hubbard-townsend-chippendale-card-table/) - Boston Circa 1764 Primary wood: Mahogany Secondary wood: Pine, Maple Height: 29 inches Width: 32 inches Depth: 15 3/4 inches Provenance: Made for Gregory (1732-1798) and Lucretia Hubbard Townsend on their marriage in 1764; descended in the Townsend and Derby Families to Colonel Derby, Princeton, New Jersey. Item number 6321
- [FEDERAL LIFT TOP WORK TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-lift-top-work-table-with-ivory-knobs/) - Philadelphia Circa 1815 Primary wood: Mahogany, Satinwood Secondary wood: Pine, Tulip Poplar Height: 27 inches Width: 23 inches Depth: 12 1/4 inches Provenance: The interior of the case is fitted with a brass plaque which reads: This table came from the Dwight Prouty Collection Nov 1919 Mr. Prouty gave the information that it is the table used in Mt. Vernon by Martha Washington who gave it to her colored servant from whose descendants Mr. Proutly purchased it Shreve Crump & Low Co. To Israel Sack, Inc., New York. Item number 5498
- [QUEEN ANNE TEA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-tea-table/) - Rhode Island Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Mahogany Height: 26 inches Width: 33 inches Depth: 22 inches Item Number: 6603 Provenance: The Stephen S. Pichetto Collection, Bronx, New York; Bernard & S. Dean Levy Inc.; Private Collection, New York, New York. Reference: The table was featured in the exhibition and appears in Ralph Carpenter's catalog, The Arts and Crafts of Newport Rhode Island 1640-1820, entry 76.
- [EARLY QUEEN ANNE BONNET TOP SECRETARY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/early-queen-anne-bonnet-top-secretary/) - Of the type formerly associated with Benjamin Frothingham. Boston Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Sabicu, Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 98 ¾ inches Width: 38 ½ inches Depth: 22 inches Provenance: The secretary was found on Nantucket Island in the late 1990's. Item number 6241
- [QUEEN ANNE SLANT LID DESK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-slant-lid-desk/) - Rhode Island Circa 1730 Primary Wood: Maple Secondary Wood: Chestnut Height: 39 inches Width: 35 inches Depth: 19 1/2 inches Item Number: 6726
- [HEPPLEWHITE INLAID TALL CLOCK WITH SEYMOUR ATTRIBUTED CASE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/hepplewhite-inlaid-tall-case-clock/) - Case Attributed to John and Thomas Seymour Boston Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 91 inches Width: 19 1/2 inches Depth: 9 1/2 inches Reference: The construction details on a John and Thomas Seymour tall case clock discussed and illustrated as entry 145 in Robert D. Mussey, The Furniture Masterworks of John and Thomas Seymour are identical to this clock. These details include the blocking behind the feet and the quarter columns, and the construction of the hood with each side joined to its base side board with two wide, double through tenons, each wedged securely. Item number 5234
- [SMALL SHAPED FRONT FEDERAL SIDEBOARD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/small-shaped-front-federal-sideboard/) - Mid-Atlantic, probably Maryland Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Poplar, White Pine, Yellow Pine Height: 37 1/2 inches Width: 58 1/2 inches Depth: 23 3/4 inches Item Number: 6423
- [CHIPPENDALE BLOCK-FRONT CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-blockfront-chest/) - Boston Circa 1770 Primary wood: Mahogany Secondary wood: White Pine Height: 30 3/4 inches Width: 38 1/2 inches Depth: 21 1/2 inches Item number 6544
- [PRATTWARE "LONG FACE" TOBY JUG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/prattware-long-face-toby-jug/) - England Circa 1800 Height: 10 inches Width: 4 1/2 inches Depth: 5 1/2 inches Item Number: 37844
- [BANJO  CLOCK WITH WORKS BY AARON WILLARD, JR.](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/banjo-clock-with-works-by-aaron-willard-jr/) - Boston Circa 1815 Primary Wood: Mahogany, Gilt Pine, Brass Secondary Wood: Pine, Cherry Height: 31 3/4 inches Width: 10 inches Item Number: 6411
- [PRATTWARE TOBY JUG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/prattware-toby-jug/) - Wearing a Green Waistcoat with Spotted Vest while Smoking a Pipe. England Circa 1790 Height: 9 3/4 inches Width: 4 1/4 inches Depth: 5 inches Item Number: 37846
- [QUEEN ANNE WING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-wing-chair-massachusetts/) - Massachusetts Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Woods: Pine, Maple Height: 46 inches Width: 34 1/2 inches Depth: 17 1/2 inches [seat] Provenance: The Stephen S. Pichetto Collection, Bronx, New York. Item number 6604
- [FEDERAL MARTHA WASHINGTON CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-hepplewhite-lolling-chair-with-a-serpentine-top-rail-and-seat/) - With a Serpentine Top Rail and Seat North Shore Massachusetts, Possibly Salem Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 42 inches Width: 24 inches Depth: 21 inches Item number 6078
- [PAIR OF FEDERAL ENGRAVED BRASS ANDIRONS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-federal-engraved-brass-andirons/) - Philadelphia Circa 1790 Height: 17 inches Width: 13 1/2 inches Depth: 18 1/2 inches Item Number: 6717
- [PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS WITH A PETAL BASE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-petal-based-brass-candlesticks/) - England Circa 1755 Height: 8 1/2 inches Diameter: 5 1/4 inches Item Number: 6707
- [AN IMPORTANT BLOCK AND SHELL CHIPPENDALE TALL CASE CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/an-important-block-and-shell-chippendale-tall-case-clock/) - Newport or Providence, Rhode Island Circa 1775 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Chestnut, White Pine Height: 87 3/4 inches Width: 19 1/2 inches Depth: 10 1/2 inches Item Number: 6372 Provenance: Dr. William Serri, Swedesboro, New Jersey; to his son William Serri, Jr. Reference: This clock is illustrated in The Magazine Antiques, March 1957 in an article by Helen Comstock entitled "The Collection of Dr. William S. Serri," page 259, figure 20.
- [CHIPPENDALE HIGH CHEST OF DRAWERS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-high-chest-of-drawers/) - Philadelphia Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Woods: Yellow Pine, Chestnut Height: 80 1/4 inches Width: 44 1/8 inches Depth: 24 1/2 inches Provenance: Marvil Collection, Lewes, Delaware. Item number 6669 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [FEDERAL GILT AND EGLOMISE LOOKING GLASS WITH ALEXANDER HAMILTON MEMORIAL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/federal-gilt-mirror-with-eglomise-alexander-hamilton-memorial/) - Rhode Island Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Gilt Pine Secondary Wood: Chestnut Height: 30 7/8 inches Width: 17 1/4 inches Depth: 3 1/4 inches Item Number: 6660
- [PAIR OF GEORGE III BRASS CANDLESTICKS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-george-iii-brass-candlesticks/) - England Circa 1790 Height: 12 1/8 inches Width: 4 1/2 inches Depth: 4 1/2 inches Item Number: 36097
- [PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE OCTAGONAL BASE BRASS CANDLESTICKS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-queen-anne-octagonal-base-brass-candlesticks/) - England Circa 1720 Height: 7 inches Diameter: 4 1/8 inches Item Number: 6698
- [QUEEN ANNE LOWBOY WITH A CONCAVE NICHE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-lowboy-with-a-concave-niche-massachusetts/) - Massachusetts Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 31 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 21 inches Reference: Illustrated in William C. Ketchum, Jr., Chests, Cupboards, Desks, and other Pieces, number 150. Item number 1918
- [QUEEN ANNE BONNET TOP HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-scroll-top-highboy/) - Boston Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Pine Height: 88 1/2inches Width: 39 inches Depth: 21 inches Item number 6574
- [PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS WITH AN OCTAGONAL BASE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/pair-of-brass-candlesticks-with-an-octagonal-base/) - England Circa 1750 Height: 8 inches Width: 4 1/4 inches Depth: 4 1/4 inches Item Number: 6640.1
- [QUEEN ANNE SLIPPER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-slipper-chair/) - Philadelphia Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Yellow Pine Height: 34 1/2 inches, Seat Height: 13 inches Width: 19 3/4 inches Depth: 14 3/4 inches Item Number: 6683.1
- [CHIPPENDALE LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/chippendale-looking-glass-2/) - England Circa 1765 Primary Woods: Mahogany, Gilt Pine Secondary Wood: Red Pine Height: 47 inches Width: 25 1/4 inches Item Number: 6639
- [SET OF SIX CHIPPENDALE SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-six-chippendale-side-chairs/) - Boston or Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1765 Height: 37 inches Width: 21 inches Depth: 17 ¼ inches Primary wood: Mahogany Secondary wood: White Pine, Maple Item Number: 5722
- [SET OF TWELVE HEPPLEWHITE DINING CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/set-of-twelve-hepplewhite-dining-chairs/) - Including Two Armchairs and Ten Side Chairs New York Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Ash, Cherry Height: 35 1/2 inches Width: Armchair: 23 1/4 inches; Side Chair: 21 inches Depth: Armchair: 18 inches; Side Chair: 17 1/2 inches Item Number: 37829
- [HEPPLEWHITE SIDEBOARD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/hepplewhite-sideboard/) - New York Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Poplar Height: 42 inches Width: 75 1/4 inches Depth: 30 inches Item Number: 37831
- [TAMBOUR BASE WORK TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/tambour-base-work-table/) - Attributed to Duncan Phyfe or an Equally Competent Workshop New York Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 31 inches Width: 25 inches Depth: 13 inches Item Number: 6554
- [A PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-pair-of-queen-anne-side-chairs/) - Massachusetts Circa 1750 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Pine, Maple Height: 39 inches; Seat Height: 18 inches Width: 23 inches Depth: 21 inches Item number: 6034
- [SILK ON SILK COAT OF ARMS OF THE OSBORN FAMILY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/silk-on-silk-coat-of-arms-of-the-osborn-family/) - Worked by Elizabeth Kingsbury Hartford, Connecticut Circa 1800 Height: 16 1/4 inches, 20 inches with the frame Width: 131/2 inches, 17 1/4 inches with the frame Provenance: Elizabeth Kingsbury (born 1783), was the daughter of Mary Osborn and the Honorable Andrew Kingsbury; descended through the family. Reference: For similar needlework coats of arms please see Betty Ring's, Girlhood Embroidery: American Samplers and Pictorial Needlework, 1650-1850, figures 236 and 237. Item Number 5066
- [A VERY FINE PAIR OF HEPPLEWHITE LOOKING GLASSES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/a-very-fine-pair-of-hepplewhite-mirrors/) - English or European Circa 1790 Primary Wood: Painted Conifer Possibly Spruce, Gilt Pine Secondary Wood: Red Pine Height: 57 inches Width: 21 inches Provenance: Mr. George Alfred Cluett, Williamstown, Massachusetts. Reference: On view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, December 1932, acc. number 652-3.32. The mirrors appear in the frontispiece of the November, 1954 issue of The Magazine Antiques. Item number 37768
- [DRESSING MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/dressing-mirror/) - England Circa 1800 Primary Wood: Mahogany, Satinwood, Ebony Secondary Wood: Mahogany, Red Pine [by Microanalysis] Height: 29 1/2 inches Width: 21 inches Depth: 8 1/2 inches Provenance: George Alfred Cluett, Williamstown, Massachusetts. Item number 37763
- [RARE QUEEN ANNE SLIPPER SIDE CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-queen-anne-slipper-side-chair-2/) - Newport, Rhode Island Circa 1770 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Maple Height: 33 1/2 inches, 13 1/2 inches [seat] Width: 23 inches Depth: 18 1/4 inches Provenance: Possibly owned by George Leonard (1729 - 1819), Newport, Rhode Island; Ginsburg & Levy, Inc., New York; Private Collection. Advertised: Ginsburg & Levy, Inc. advertisement in Antiques Magazine, July 1968. Item number 6218 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [QUEEN ANNE PAD FOOT CORNER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-pad-foot-corner-chair-2/) - Salem, Massachusetts Circa 1755 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Maple Height: 30 1/2 inches Width: 29 1/4 inches Depth: 25 1/2 inches Item number 6577 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [RARE FEDERAL SOFA WITH CARVED PAW FEET AND CARVED THREE PANEL BACK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-federal-sofa-with-carved-paw-feet-and-carved-three-panel-back/) - Attributed To Duncan Phyfe or an Equally Competent Cabinetmaker New York Circa 1810 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Pine, Cherry, Ash Height: 32 inches Width: 87 inches Depth: 28 inches Item number 6064
- [RARE FEDERAL SOFA WITH CARVED PAW FEET AND CARVED THREE PANEL BACK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/rare-federal-sofa-with-carved-paw-feet-and-carved-three-panel-back-2/) - Attributed to Duncan Phyfe or an Equally Competent Cabinetmaker New York Circa 1820 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Woods: Pine, Cherry, Ash Height: 32 inches Width: 87 inches Depth: 28 inches Item number 6057 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [THE LORIMER FAMILY RARE WILLIAM AND MARY TAVERN TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/the-lorimer-family-rare-william-and-mary-tavern-table-2/) - Pennsylvania Circa 1730 Primary Wood: Walnut Secondary Wood: Poplar Height: 28 1/2 inches Width: 36 inches Depth: 26 1/4 inches Provenance: George Horace Lorimer, Pennsylvania; to his son G. Burford Lorimer, Georgia. Item number 4683 Photograph © Bruce M. White
- [QUEEN ANNE SLIPPER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product/queen-anne-slipper-chair-2/) - Massachusetts Circa 1760 Primary Wood: Mahogany Secondary Wood: Cherry [Seat Frame] Height: 37 1/2 inches Width: 20 inches Depth: 16 3/4 inches Provenance: Private Collection, St. Louis. Item number 5576 Photograph © Bruce M. White

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## Product tags

- [CARD TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/card-table/)
- [MAHOGANY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/mahogany/)
- [SATINWOOD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/satinwood/)
- [LOLLING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/lolling-chair/)
- [QUEEN ANNE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/queen-anne/)
- [CHIPPENDALE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/chippendale/)
- [FEDERAL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/federal/)
- [HEPPLEWHITE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/hepplewhite/)
- [SHERATON](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/sheraton/)
- [WINDSOR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/windsor/)
- [MAPLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/maple/)
- [PINE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/pine/)
- [WALNUT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/walnut/)
- [DUNCAN PHYFE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/duncan-phyfe/)
- [NEW YORK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/new-york/)
- [TEA TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/tea-table/)
- [PORRINGER TOP](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/porringer-top/)
- [CURLY MAPLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/curly-maple/)
- [PEMBROKE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/pembroke/)
- [INLAID](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/inlaid/)
- [BALTIMORE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/baltimore/)
- [EARLY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/early/)
- [GATELEG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/gateleg/)
- [OAK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/oak/)
- [NEW ENGLAND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/new-england/)
- [DROP LEAF](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/drop-leaf/)
- [DINING](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/dining/)
- [PAD FOOT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/pad-foot/)
- [UPHOLSTERED](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/upholstered/)
- [CORNER CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/corner-chair/)
- [SLIPPER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/slipper/)
- [BOSTON](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/boston/)
- [WING CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/wing-chair/)
- [CARVED](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/carved/)
- [GILT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/gilt/)
- [ENGLISH](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/english/)
- [PHILADELPHIA](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/philadelphia/)
- [LABELED](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/labeled/)
- [LOWBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/lowboy/)
- [NICHE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/niche/)
- [MASSACHUSETTS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/massachusetts/)
- [HIGHBOY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/highboy/)
- [HIGH CHEST](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/high-chest/)
- [BONNET TOP](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/bonnet-top/)
- [FAN CARVED](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/fan-carved/)
- [DRESSING TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/dressing-table/)
- [LOOKING GLASS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/looking-glass/)
- [CLOCK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/clock/)
- [NEW JERSEY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/new-jersey/)
- [AARON MILLER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/aaron-miller/)
- [GRANDFATHER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/grandfather/)
- [TRIPOD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/tripod/)
- [SALEM](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/salem/)
- [MARBLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/marble/)
- [NEWPORT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/newport/)
- [STRAIGHT LEG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/straight-leg/)
- [FLUTED](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/fluted/)
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- [STAND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/stand/)
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- [FOUR LEGGED](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/four-legged/)
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- [TRICK LEG](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/trick-leg/)
- [LABELLED](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/labelled/)
- [MICHAEL ALLISON](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/michael-allison/)
- [LIBRARY TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/library-table/)
- [SLIPPER FOOT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/slipper-foot/)
- [GODDARD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/goddard/)
- [MARINER'S STAR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/mariners-star/)
- [CHERRY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/cherry/)
- [DINING TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/dining-table/)
- [DRAWER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/drawer/)
- [SOUTHERN](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/southern/)
- [VIRGINIA](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/virginia/)
- [PORTSMOUTH](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/portsmouth/)
- [NEW HAMPSHIRE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/new-hampshire/)
- [PAINTED](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/painted/)
- [CANDLESTAND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/candlestand/)
- [PENNIMAN](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/penniman/)
- [JOSEPH SHORT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/joseph-short/)
- [CLUETT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/cluett/)
- [PHYFE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/phyfe/)
- [MARBLE TOP](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/marble-top/)
- [CLASSICAL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/classical/)
- [SERVING](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/serving/)
- [CLUSTER COLUMN](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/cluster-column/)
- [BIRCH VENEER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/birch-veneer/)
- [BIRD"S EYE MAPLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/birds-eye-maple/)
- [LION'S HEADS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/lions-heads/)
- [SIGNED](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/signed/)
- [CONNECTICUT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/connecticut/)
- [TOWNSEND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/townsend/)
- [HUBBARD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/hubbard/)
- [WORK TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/work-table/)
- [SACK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/sack/)
- [MOUNT VERNON](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/mount-vernon/)
- [RHODE ISLAND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/rhode-island/)
- [DRESSING](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/dressing/)
- [MIRROR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/mirror/)
- [FLATTENED BALL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/flattened-ball/)
- [BALL AND CLAW FOOT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/ball-and-claw-foot/)
- [EMPIRE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/empire/)
- [DEMILUNE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/demilune/)
- [DROPLEAF](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/dropleaf/)
- [WASHSTAND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/washstand/)
- [INLAY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/inlay/)
- [PENNSYLVANIA](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/pennsylvania/)
- [PEDESTAL](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/pedestal/)
- [TILT TOP](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/tilt-top/)
- [PAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/pair/)
- [SEYMOUR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/seymour/)
- [SERVING TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/serving-table/)
- [SHOE FOOT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/shoe-foot/)
- [SET](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/set/)
- [MARYLAND](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/maryland/)
- [DINING CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/dining-chairs/)
- [POTTY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/potty/)
- [ORIGINAL UNDER UPHOLSTERY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/original-under-upholstery/)
- [ARMCHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/armchair/)
- [SLAT BACK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/slat-back/)
- [WILLIAM AND MARY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/william-and-mary/)
- [SOFA](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/sofa/)
- [SET OF TEN](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/set-of-ten/)
- [MCINTIRE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/mcintire/)
- [CONTINUOUS ARM](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/continuous-arm/)
- [BRANDED](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/branded/)
- [ANTIQUES](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/antiques/)
- [CARPENTER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/carpenter/)
- [CAMEL BACK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/camel-back/)
- [ARM CHAIR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/arm-chair/)
- [WASHINGTON](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/washington/)
- [MULLIKEN](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/mulliken/)
- [LIGHTING](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/lighting/)
- [PORRINGER](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/porringer/)
- [COMB-BACK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/comb-back/)
- [ASH](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/ash/)
- [SIDE CHAIRS](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/side-chairs/)
- [NORTH SHORE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/north-shore/)
- [HICKORY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/hickory/)
- [SHIELD BACK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/shield-back/)
- [BRACE-BACK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/brace-back/)
- [COMPASS SEAT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/compass-seat/)
- [THOMAS AFFLECK](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/thomas-affleck/)
- [SIDEBOARD](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/sideboard/)
- [PAW FEET](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/paw-feet/)
- [TAVERN TABLE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/tavern-table/)
- [SETTEE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/settee/)
- [MOCHAWARE](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/mochaware/)
- [POTTERY](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/pottery/)
- [SLANT FRONT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/slant-front/)
- [SET OF EIGHT](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/set-of-eight/)
- [MARLBOROUGH](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/marlborough/)
- [SET OF SIX](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/set-of-six/)
- [POPLAR](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/poplar/)
- [BIRCH](https://www.levygalleries.com/product-tag/birch/)
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