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A FEDERAL MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD INLAID SERVING TABLE
ATTRIBUTED TO THE SHOP OF JOHN AND THOMAS SEYMOUR, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1800
The rectangular crossbanded and inlaid top above a conforming case fitted with two cockbeaded short drawers over two cockbeaded long drawers above a shaped apron with mahogany crossbanding and satinwood inlay, flanked by satinwood inlaid stiles on ring-turned and reeded elongated baluster "Seymour-Badlam" type feet--36 5/8in. high, 39 1/4in. wide, 21 7/8in. deep
ATTRIBUTED TO THE SHOP OF JOHN AND THOMAS SEYMOUR, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1800
The rectangular crossbanded and inlaid top above a conforming case fitted with two cockbeaded short drawers over two cockbeaded long drawers above a shaped apron with mahogany crossbanding and satinwood inlay, flanked by satinwood inlaid stiles on ring-turned and reeded elongated baluster "Seymour-Badlam" type feet--36 5/8in. high, 39 1/4in. wide, 21 7/8in. deep
Literature
Vernon C. Stoneman, A Supplement to John and Thomas Seymour: Cabinetmakers in Boston, 1794-1816, (Boston 1965), no. 34.