Classical mahogany card table attributed to John Meads, Sr. of Albany, New York, circa 1815. The card table is possessed of extra-ordinary carving of fruit and cornucopia that provide the table supports. The dog feet also are wonderfully carved. No replacements or repairs that I have detected. Brass rollers appear to be original.
Hancock, Maryland desk with label of W. W. Jenkins and history handwritten in interior drawers. Mahogany veneered on white pine; two of the small interior drawers with extensive grain; these drawer bottoms may be yellow pine. Interior drawers have tiger maple veneer. Brasses appear to be period to the piece.
Sugar chest, circa 1820, cherry, secondary wood - poplar - box over single drawer - applied molding around top - possibly original knobs that have been reset - inset brass escutcheons - turned feet - deep waist molding - single interior divider
Classical mahogany card table attributed to John Meads, Sr. of Albany, New York, circa 1815. The card table is possessed of extra-ordinary carving of fruit and cornucopia that provide the table supports. The dog feet also are wonderfully carved. No replacements or repairs that I have detected. Brass rollers appear to be original.
Hancock, Maryland desk with label of W. W. Jenkins and history handwritten in interior drawers. Mahogany veneered on white pine; two of the small interior drawers with extensive grain; these drawer bottoms may be yellow pine. Interior drawers have tiger maple veneer. Brasses appear to be period to the piece. 
Sugar chest, circa 1820, cherry, secondary wood - poplar 
Side chair, New England, c. 1740-80, maple with rush bottom seat
Drop leaf table, Perry or Greene County, Alabama, c. 1840, walnut, secondary wood – oak