J. L. Treharn country tiger maple tea table with original crackle-painted black base. Beautiful hand construction. measures 25.5" long x 18" wide x 26" high. J. L. Treharn of Youngstown, Ohio, stopped production in 2016 after decades of crafting exact hand made reproductions of Colonial American country furniture. Note the square, not round, wooden pegs, and strongly figured tiger boards. Hand block planed. Purchased 30 years ago from Old Saybrook Country Barn, dealers in D. R. Dimes and J. L. Threharn furniture.

Vintage Queen Anne style tray top tea table. Made by Wilcox Cabinet Works of Marion, Kansas. Solid cherry. All hand made with wooden pin construction and block planed top. Measures 32" long x 22" wide x 27.75" high to top molding and 27" high to surface. Wilcox Cabinet Works made fine reproduction hand made copies of Early American Colonial furniture. They are no longer producing these quality pieces.

English Regency period hanging wall shelf. Mahogany circa 1820. Ebony line inlay. Two drawers inlaid with boxwood acanthus leaf swags. Original brass hardware and key. Exquisitely made. Overall dimensions; 37.5" high x 36" wide x 6.75" deep.

1st Edition French Furniture Makers / The Art of the Ebaniste from Louis XIV to the Revolution, by Alexandre Pradere. Published by the J. Paul Getty Museum, 1989. Hardcover with jacket, excellent condition. Dimensions: 12.5" x 10" x 1.75".

Early American drop front paymaster's desk circa 1840-1860. Excellent original condition with secret compartment and full interior. The interior was designed to hold daily ledgers. The case is solid mahogany and the interior is maple with birdseye maple drawer fronts. Measures 59” high, 29" high to the writing surface, 33” wide at the case, 35.75" wide at the crest, 9.5" deep at the top, and 20.5" deep at the base.