Exquisite, singularly unique Hepplewhite secretary bookcase in mahogany, satinwood, and boxwood.  The cornice exhibits urns and panels, and the center is punctuated by octagonal panel surmounted by a segmented arch with Adamesque spiderweb inlay.  The glass doors contains panes divided by inflecting molded curves of unique composition.  The centers of these intersections is designated by a stylized flower and four leaves.  The butlers secretary front is also inlaid with elongated octagons in the centers of which are Regency pulls with sphinxes in profile.  The interior opens to pigeon holes and document drawers.  Case below contains shelves and is supported on delicately splayed thin feet.  England c. 1805.

• Measurements: width 19.75",  depth 42.5", height 97"
• Condition: Excellent.  Contains most of its original glass. Several minor contraction cracks in veneer.
• Specifications: 1 item
• Reference number: CAS-0012
• Location: Brooklyn, NY 11216

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