Mahogany dropleaf table with two D-shaped leaves and four carved legs with spiral leaf design.

Rosewood Rococo Revival center table with oval marble top; elaborately carved apron with scrolled lower edge and four ring-turned drops; raised on four spiral-turned columns adjoining scrolls and surrounding a central column surmounted by a pierced bowl with an elaborate turned spire with floral skirt rising from its center; the whole supported on carved paw feet with casters.

Mahogany Gothic revival tall case clock; hood surmounted by large Gothic barrel arch that extends from front to back and four small gothic arches at corners, central arch once had [missing]extension at top; circular glass door set in square panel with molded border in front of clock; clock is circular and painted in black with Roman numerals, two small dials for minutes and date, and maker's name and location; panelled waist with Gothic arch door; base has two Gothic arch panels in front and one on each side; bracket feet meet skirt to form Gothic arches in front.

Mahogany tall case clock decorated with oak stringing; hood has broken scroll pediment and door has arched glass window flanked by colonettes; clock has black painted Roman numerals, dial for seconds, and window with black painted date; arched section above dial has circular reserve with polychrome scene of house and tree by water; waist has quarter columns at corners and door with serpentine top and oval of inlaid stringing; square base with circle of inlaid stringing.

Mahogany Empire secretary; broken scroll pediment with central turned and carved finial; upper section with double doors each with mullions forming three gothic arches; ormolu scroll and fern mounts at corners of doors; three drawers in line beneath doors; lower case has hinged, folding desktop above long central drawer flanked by small square drawers with identical square drawers beneath; desk raised on four turned and carved legs; drawers have brass knobs with acanthus backplates.

William and Mary chest of drawers with oak frame and pine drawer fronts; slightly projecting top with applied molding; four side hung drawers, the top and bottom larger than middle two; drawers have applied moldings which make each one look like two drawers side by side; moldings form rectangles with points projecting inwards from sides; larger drawers have wide, angled strips around moldings; brass drop handles; blind brass escutcheons at center of each drawer; drawers single dovetailed with rabetted drawer runners on side; applied base moldings on front and sides; turned bun feet in front (possibly later).

Mahogany Louis XVI console table; rectangular form with rounded front corners and white marble top surrounded by a pierced brass gallery; center drawer flanked by a false drawer on either side, all similarly decorated with applied brass beading and brass keyhole hardware; four colonettes with swollen fluted and stop-fluted shafts descend from blocks with rectangular panels of applied sheet brass and join lower marble shelf, which is also surrounded by pierced brass gallery, to upper case; the whole supported on tapering, fluted legs with brass cuffs and sabots.

Pine Federal tall case clock painted to resemble mahogany veneered case with inlaid stringing; hood has broken scroll pediment and arched glass door; clock has black painted numbers and pink and green floral sprays in spandrels; waist has door with incurving triangular top; square base.

Mahogany Louis XVI rafraichissoir; two circular open wells flanked by two oblong wells (copper linings missing) at rear of top; one drawer with single wooden pull (replacement) above two open shelves with incurving sides; cabriole legs terminating in brass sabots and casters. Marble top missing.

Mahogany Empire style tilt-top table with an American eagle, crossed American flags, and inlaid portraits of George and Martha Washington and General Lafayette on circular top; tripod pedestal base consisting of spiral-turned baluster supported on legs with acanthus-carved knees and claw-and-ball feet on casters.