Meeks & Sons Antique Furnishings

From the Victorian Furniture Collection

Victorian Rococo Rosewood Cylinder Secretary

A New York Rosewood Cylinder Rococo Revival Secretary Bookcase with carved floral detail, interior fitted with 2 original shelves & highly figured satinwood interior, attributed to Meeks, French polished and ready to go, with the finial in the broken arch peditment you would need 8.5ft ceilings

Am. Classical Pedestal Attrib. To Meeks

An American Classical Pedestal, with an Egyptian marble top, Mahogany, old finish has been polished, very good condition, attributed to the firm of J&JW Meeks.

Empire -Classical Pier Table

A New York Stenciled Mahogany Pier table, the stenciling is all original and has not been restored, the marble columns and pilasters are all original, circa 1825, tables in the style are often attributed to the MEEKS firm. 45 1/2 inches wide, 19 inches deep, 38 inches tall, for better images of this table please see this listing: http://www.americanclassical.net/furn_details.php?productid=311&SortOrder=991

Victorian Rosewood Rococo Revival Parlor Set

A most elaborate and ornate Rosewood Rococo Revival pierce carved floral parlor set. Consisting of a triple back sofa and matching armchair. Heavily carved with several different flowers & pierced leaf & scroll work in the center, raised on Cabriole Legs with open arms. This set is definitely from an important New York manufacturer working circa 1850, is it Roux, Dessoir, Baudoine, these are some of the strong possibilities, others might say Meeks or Belter but I do not think so. This set has just been French polished and tufted in a rose damask fabric. Please check 500 & 500B to see additional images

Victorian Rosewood Rococo Parlor Set

A most elaborate and ornate Rosewood Rococo Revival pierce carved floral parlor set. Consisting of a triple back sofa and matching armchair. Heavily carved with several different flowers & pierced leaf & scroll work in the center, raised on Cabriole Legs with open arms. This set is definitely from an important New York manufacturer working circa 1850, is it Roux, Dessoir, Baudoine, these are some of the strong possibilities, others might say Meeks or Belter but I do not think so. This set has just been French polished and tufted in a rose damask fabric.

Am. Empire Stenciled Armoire Attrib To Meeks

Mahogany Stenciled Armoire attrib to Meeks, NY circa 1825, with gilt paw feet, stenciling all original, French polished, museum quality, 89” tall, 53 1/2” wide & 29” deep.

American Classical Stenciled Armoire, Meeks

An American Empire highly figured Mahogany Armoire,in the style attributed to the firm of J&J W Meeks,New York, circa 1825, maintains all original stenciling, raised on gilt animal paw feet, French polished, 89” tall, 53 1/2” wide, & 29” deep

Labeled Meeks Rococo Rosewood Cabinet

A labeled J &J W Meeks Rococo Revival Rosewood corner Cabinet with pierced fretwork on the door revealing a highly polished curly maple interior, raised on cabriole legs, with newly replaced white marble top

Meeks Victorian Rococo Rosewood Armoire

A Rosewood Rococo Revival Armoire attrib to J&JW Meeks, NY circa 1855, with an original & highly figured Maple interior, & 3 original fitted maple shelves. Although this armoire does not bear the Meeks signature, I have sold a virtually identical one a couple of years ago labeled J&JW Meeks

Meeks & Sons 19th Century Classical Dresser

An Important 19th Century rare classical mahogany dresser bearing the early & rare label of Meeks and Sons Manufacturers 15 & 45 Broad Street, New York. The piece is in absolutely original condition maintaining its original finish with very minor veneer damage, mirror and hardware is all original, 74 inches tall, 43 inches wide & 23 inches deep.