A solid Mahogany Tall Case or Grandfather Clock with broken arch bonnet, Chippendale. The finish is old and has a great luster to it. Extensive inlay work throughout the clock, even on the bonnet.

The hardware and ogee bracket feet are original.
The finial is an old replacement.
The clock is 8′ 3″ tall, 19 1/4″ wide, and 10″ deep.
The works are 8 day and strike at the bottom of the hour too.
The dial signed “William Underwood, London”. England. Circa 1770.

The brass dial is in excellent condition. The chapter and second ring are nickel plate.

The dark line is a filled expansion crack that is dramatically less noticeable in person.

The flame mahogany in the door matches the base.

The flame mahogany in the door matches the base.

William Underwood, London.

The works are a late 19th century replacement that were made for this case and face.

A beautiful Empire Server or Small Sideboard.  Fantastic flame mahogany covers the front.  Three concealed drawers are over two doors.

It is 48 1/2″ wide, 21 7/8″ deep and 41 5/8″ tall.
American. Circa 1845.

Top is in good order but has a few expansion cracks which are completely stable. The front feet are scroll feet and the rear are turned.

Top is in good order but has a few expansion cracks which are completely stable.

The feet scroll and turned feet are original.

A solid Mahogany sideboard with magnificent crouch mahogany accents.

The size is wonderful at 62 1/4″ wide, 20 1/4″ deep, and 40″ tall.
The case has been restored previously.  American.  Sheraton.  Circa 1820.

The top is in excellent condition with one minor bruise. Notice the great legs. Rear leg has been damaged and properly repaired.

The top is in excellent condition with one minor bruise.

Notice the great legs.

Rear leg has been damaged and re-glued at some point. It is strong and in good order.

Solid Cherry One Drawer End Table with Turned Legs.  It is 27 1/4″ tall, 18 3/4″ wide, and 16 1/8″ deep.  American.  Sheraton.  Circa 1820

A Beautiful Bird's Eye Maple Drawer Face. Replaced pull.

Solid Cherry Two Drawer End Table with Mahogany Veneered Drawer Fronts.  Late Sheraton.  28 7/8″ tall, 21 1/4″ wide, and 17 3/4″ deep.  American.  Poplar Secondary.  Circa 1820.

Solid Cherry One Drawer End Table.  Hepplewhite.  The top is one board.  Replaced drawer pull.  Found in the Ohio River Valley area and probably local to there.  28 3/8″ tall, 17 7/8″ wide, and 17 3/4″ deep.  American.  Poplar Secondary.  Circa 1800.

A sweet solid mahogany bachelor’s chest with linen slide.  The figured drawer fronts are beautiful.

It is 31 1/4″ wide, 18″ deep, and 32 1/2″ tall.  Circa 1780.

 The feet are original.  The drawer pulls are replaced.  Great one-board top.  The finish has a great luster.  Here is a picture with the linen slide out.

The feet are original. The drawer pulls are replaced.

Great one board top. The finish has a great luster.

Here is a picture with the linen slide out.

A solid Walnut one drawer end table with tapered legs.  Hepplewhite.  It is 28 5/8″ tall, 19 3/4″ wide, and 19 1/4″ deep.  Southern, found in Virginia.  Yellow Pine Secondary.  Circa 1810.

The top is one board.