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Cabinet with Mirrored Doors, about 1820. Attributed to Duncan Phyfe (1770–1854), New York. Mahogany with ormolu capitals and bases, gilt-brass door moldings, keyhole liners, and knobs, marble, and mirror plate, 78 5/8 in. high, 35 in. wide,22 in. deep (overall). Detail.

a neo-classical card table, attributed to Thomas Seymour, Boston. about 1815

Neo-Classical Convex Girandole Mirror with Candle Arms, about 1810. American, probably Salem, Massachusetts. Eastern White Pine, gessoed and gilded, and partially ebonized, with convex mirror plate, glass drip pans, blown and cut, glass prisms, gilt-brass candle cups and bobeches, and brass chain 43 in. high, 38 in. wide, 10 5/8 in. deep.

Other Furniture

"Monumental Ewer with Presentation Inscription to Mrs. John S. Barbour," 1832. Edward Lownes (1792–1834), Philadelphia (active 1817–34). Silver, 15 5/16 in. high.

a pair of "old paris" porcelain vases showing portraits of Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe

Attributed to Boston & Sandwich Glass Company, Sandwich, Massachusetts Bank with a Rooster Finial and 1838 and 1850 Coins, about 1851 Glass, blown, with silver coins 12 inches high

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