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J J Meeks Rosewood Gothic marble top table NY c1830 to 1840
J J Meeks Museum quality Rosewood Gothic marble top table NY c1830 to 1840. This American Victorian Rosewood parlor or center table is in mint condition retaining its original finish and marble top. This table is not signed but we know it is Meeks from previous examples we have sold that were very similar. This a very rare form. Measures 40 inches wide by 27 and three quarters inches deep and 29 and three quarter inches high. ** This item has been SOLD and and is not available for purchase. If you want to know the amount it sold for, go to www.OneofAKindAntiques.com .. click the red and black ARCHIVES HOMEPAGE logo, then insert the item #:5303 and fill out the form. There is a small charge for this service.
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J J Meeks American Empire Secretary Desk NY c 1836
RARE Period antique Meeks Furniture Makers NY Secretary desk 1836 to 1859. This Secretary is unsigned but we know from similar examples that Meeks made this masterpiece. All the veneers are book matched and the book matching runs up and down the front of this secretary desk. The condition including the finish is all original. We just had a professional rub out and wax the finish. This two piece Secretary desk measures 87 inches high, 47 inches wide,24 and three quarter inches deep at the base and 13 and one half at the top. See Masterpieces of American Furniture from the Munson Williams Proctor Arts Institute to read more about the importance of the Meeks Furniture company page 97. ** This item has been SOLD and and is not available for purchase. If you want to know the amount it sold for, go to www.OneofAKindAntiques.com .. click the red and black ARCHIVES HOMEPAGE logo, then insert the item #:4918 and fill out the form. There is a small charge for this service.
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Set Gothic Revival Joseph Meeks dining chairs
Set Gothic Revival Joseph Meeks mahogany dining chairs. Set of twelve 'Gothic Revival dining chairs" made by "John and Joseph Meeks NY" in 1850. This is and extremely rare set of chairs made by Meeks. They match the set that is in the White House. See "The White House" page 120 for photographs of the same set of chairs along with a sketch by Stellwagen of Lincolns Cabinet Room showing them as well. This set of twelve Meeks chairs were refinished years ago and are not only in superb condition they are one of the most comfortable sets of chairs we have ever handled.The two arm chairs each measure 37 and one half inches high,26 inches deep and 24 inches wide (out side dimensions) and 24 inches to the top of the arms,and 20 inches deep inside front to back. The ten side chairs each measure 35 inches high,20 inches deep and 17 and one half inches wide (out side dimensions). They are not only comfortable they are very strong chairs so one would not have to worry about a heavy person sitting in them.SOLD....ATTENTION ! If you want to know the SELLING PRICE of this item click onto the STORE PHOTOGRAPH above or the home logo below and then click the SOLD ITEMS LIKE KIND ARCHIVED APPRAISAL SECTION HOMEPAGE insert item # 3946 and fill out the form provided.
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Antique Victorian Mahogany Card or Game Table
Victorian game table" This antique Victorian mahogany card table measures 28 inches wide and is 16 inches deep. This Victorian game table measures 29 and one quarter inches high.The quality of the piece is outstanding. It could possibly have been made by Meeks in New York. Excellent condition.Just in from an Important CT Estate. ...SOLD.... This item has been SOLD and is no longer available for purchase. If you want to know the SELLING PRICE of this item click onto the STORE PHOTOGRAPH above or the home logo below and then click the SOLD ITEMS LIKE KIND ARCHIVED APPRAISAL SECTION HOMEPAGE insert item # 3736 and fill out the form provided.
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Victorian Inlaid New York Cabinet
Fabulous and rare. That is the best way to describe this Wonderful New York cabinet. We found a copy of the New York Herald dated June 4, 1868 behind the door medallion. In side the top drawer and the bottom door is birdseye maple. Measures 35 1/2" across (protruding extended front ornamental moldings) 33" across back. Height 43", depth 17". Herter,Meeks,J.A.Roux,John A.Lejambre,Jeliff,Kilian Brothers,Hutchings, and others did work in New York at this time.For similar examples see "Masterpieces of American Furniture from the MUNSON-WILLIAMS-PROCTOR-INSTITUE" Distributed by Syracuse University Press. PLEASE! click onto the other images to obtain different views of this great piece. ATTENTION ! If you want to know the value of this item click onto the VISIT STORE HOME SECTION or the HOUSE ICON then click onto the ARCHIVED SOLD ITEMS APPRAISALS SECTION insert item # 1127
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