A Federal Carved and Inlaid Mahogany Bowfront Settee Attributed to Samuel Mcintire, Salem, Massachusetts, Circa 1785-1805

Sturdy, attractive and usable condition. Old finish with professionally conserved, highly-polished/waxed patina. Middle-back leg previously broken and repaired. Minor age cracks, scuffs and discolorations consistent with age. A few small veneer repairs and an area of cracked/rippling/lifting veneer at the center of the seat rail. Upholstery stained. Additional photos available upon request.

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