English Oak William and Mary Secreatary in two parts. The upper section with shaped raised panel doors, the base with a slant front, an interior of small drawers and a well.

Below, the interior is made of graduated large drawers, all supported with replaced ball feet.

Circa 1680-1690.

H – 80 1/2” W – 37 “ D – 20 3/4 “

$18,000

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Danish painted and parcel-gilt two part secretary, the upper section with an arched top and a central door surrounded by small drawers, the base with a slant front with an interior of small drawers beneath the lid are two small drawers over three graduated larger drawers ending with turned ball feet. Circa 1730 – 1740 H – 87" W – 38" D – 21 1/2" Redecorated.

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Connecticut cherry Chippendale secretary with its original brasses Circa 1780.
H - 89” W - 39 1/4”
D - 20 1/2”

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New York marble top neoclassical lady’s secretary in the French style, with well-figured mahogany veneers, ormolu mounts, and carved paw feet.

H – 68”

W – 37”

D – 22”

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English Queen Anne walnut slant front secretary with mirror doors surmounted by a broken arch pediment, raised on bracket feet.

Circa 1700-1710.

H – 87”

W – 39”

D – 21”

(Minor veneer repairs, mirrors replaced)

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