Federal Period Ladies Work Table c. 1820 Paul Revere pottery feature elegant curves and end

feature elegant curves and end in hooved feet

each fitted with decorative brass handles that echo the luxurious aesthetic of the piece

features a classic and intricate design

This striking 19th-century prayer rug is attributed to the Timuri (Taimani) Baluch weavers of western Afghanistan or eastern Persia — a group celebrated for their complex symbolism and mastery of design

warm glow over time

Federal Period Ladies Work Table c. 1820 Paul Revere pottery feature elegant curves and endFederal Period Ladies Work Table c. 1820 sourced from a prominent Newport Rhode Island estate having great tapered legs with both ring and screw turnings resting on good brass casters. The top is crotch mahogany and the facade is covered in highly figured flame mahogany veneers. The original brass pulls feature a stylized floral design. The top two drawers are partitioned for sewing or needlework tools and the bottom drawer originally supported a