Tiger maple stand by Eldred Wheeler in the Williamsburg Hepplewhite style of circa 1790-1810. Excellent condition with strong allover tiger maple grain, birdseye maple drawer fronts banded in walnut, and wide hand-cut dovetails. The stand measure 27.75 inches high, 19 inches wide and 17.5 inches deep. Please see Eldred Wheeler A Collectors Guide page 240 for exact copy of this stand. Excellent condition.

True pair of Georgian Chippendale mahogany side chairs with ball and claw feet. English, circa 1780. Wonderful patina. Fine estate condition with some minor old professional repairs commensurate with age. Strong, heavy, and comfortable. Box cushions upholstered in cream damask. Each measures 37" high to the back, 18" high to the seat, 23" wide and 18" deep.

Early D. R. Dimes triple-back Windsor settee in the 1760-80 style. Pine and hickory. Bamboo legs and knuckle arms. This is among the first pieces D. R. Dimes built. His original early pieces featured his name carved into the underside just as this one does. Measures 62 inches wide, 42 inches high to the back, 17.5 inches high to the seat, and 17.5 inches deep. Excellent condition.

Eldred Wheeler cherry two-part slant-front desk on frame with scalloped skirt. Queen Anne style. It was made at the shop at 60 Sharp Street, Hingham, MA. It measures 40 inches high x 25 inches wide x 16 inches deep; it is 31 inches high to the writing surface. A beautiful, well-executed piece of reproduction American colonial furniture. Eldred Wheeler, no longer in business, reproduced the finest examples of period American furniture. Please see Eldred Wheeler A Collectors Guide, page 232 for an example of this desk. Excellent condition.

Eldred Wheeler tiger maple 5 drawer chest in the Chippendale style of 1760-1770. Please see Eldred Wheeler A Collectors Guide, page 215 for an example of this chest. Measures 48 inches high, 19 inches deep and 36 inches wide. Like new condition.