Rectangular looking glass in wood frame surmounted by arch with squared top framing verre églomisé panel with painted image of basket of flowers; rectangular mirror plate and églomisé panel surrounded by verre églomisé border; sides and base of frame indented; crest and base of frame carved with ribs.

Rectangular Chippendale looking glass in mahogany veneer frame; broken scroll pediment with light and dark inlay and gilded moldings terminating in rosettes surmounted by a gilded finial in the form of a vase with stalks of wheat; mirror plate in rectangular frame with gilded inner and outer moldings and gilded pendant leaf chains descending halfway down on either side; intricately shaped base with a scroll at each corner.

Rectangular wooden writing desk with flat, hinged top, rosette mounts with bail handle on each side, and diamond-shaped plate on front; desk opens out to reveal slanted writing surface covered in blue velvet, leading up to set of four compartments of various sizes at highest end of open desk, with one compartment also divided into two by addition of tray; also contains square colorless glass ink bottle with metal cap at one corner; each end of writing surface can be folded back to reveal spaces underneath.

Rectangular wooden writing desk with flat, hinged lid, brass plaque with inscription "Isabella" at center of lid, and escutcheon; desk opens to reveal writing surface covered in purple velvet with embossed border (Greek key pattern), balanced on six pieces of wood slotted into front of box to form four compartments; compartments hold two square glass ink bottles with metal caps, two ink pens, one ink pen with nib attached, nine nibs, two nibs stuck to small round box containing two pieces of red sealing wax, purple glass stamp with inscription, sharpener, and rectangular red leather box (with gilt details embossed) with hinged lid, with ink pen and paper knife resting on plush cushion; blue porcelain ink pen and paper knife decorated with painted clusters of flowers, with gilded handles and attachments (knife with steel blade); each side of writing surface can be folded over to reveal very bottom of lid and desk.

Rectangular wooden writing desk with flat, hinged lid, rosette mounts with bail handle on each side, and ivory escutcheon; green textile writing surface, with compartments containing sand shaker, ink bottle, key on ribbon, orange wax seal; two extra wood trays; paper label on inner compartment and inscription on other lid.

Mahogany Chippendale secretary; bookcase crowned by broken-scroll pediment terminating in floral carved rosette and fitted with urn-and-corkscrew finials in the center and mounted on small plinths on either side; bookcase has arched panel doors flanked by fluted pilasters with two candleslides beneath; lower case with retaining molding on top; slant top opens to reveal shell-carved prospect door flanked by columned document drawers flanked by two pigeon holes above single drawer, flanked by bank of three drawers with shell-carved upper drawer; lower case with block front and four graduated drawers; ogee bracket feet.

Mahogany Chippendale slant-top desk; hinged slant top opens to rest on two lopers; interior consists of central shell-carved prospect door flanked by two banks of three pigeonholes with arched valences over one drawer, flanked in turn with a larger pigeonhole with a serpentine valence over a drawer with a concave facade; on desk surface is a sliding till lid that opens into top drawer; case contains four graduated drawers with brass bail handles, top drawer has two wooden bolts accessible through till; base molding and ogee-bracket feet.

Mahogany three-tiered Eastlake stand; graduated shelves supported between two inverted Y-shaped brackets with gilt-incised decoration and a roundel.

Mahogany washstand with two tiers; upper tier has circular hole for washbowl and is joined to lower case by tapering, ringed-turned columns; the lower case contains one drawer with a single wooden drawer pull; the whole is supported on tapering, ring-turned legs with ball feet.

Curved mahogany desk section from Federal Hall; unit part of larger circular or oval seating arrangement; slant-toped writing surface with two rectangular pen and ink bottle wells above two drawers with scratch-beaded fronts and brass bail handle and escutcheon (probably replaced according to accession records), carved oval paterae on ends of inner rail; left side of left drawer opening filled in to accommodate smaller drawer, possibly from another desk; two tapered cylindrical legs with stop-fluting and bulbous feet on inner side of curve, two straight cylindrical legs with stop fluting on outer side of curve; tenons on left side to join desk with other desk segments; according to the accession records, this desk is half the size of an original, and the legs have been cut down.