Federal House

Transition between Colonial & Victorian; higher-end look

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a large brick house with white trim and black shutters on the front door is shown

an ornately decorated chair with a harp on it's back legs and arms

1821 Federal Armchair, Deming & Bulkley, NYC, Ebonized Maple

an old wooden cabinet with glass doors on it's front and side drawers in the middle

an old fashioned wooden chair with yellow and white striped seat pad on the armrests

Regency Stained Beechwood Open Armchair in the Manner of Thomas Hope, Ca. 1810

a living room filled with furniture and a fire place in front of a painting on the wall

Elias Davis House, Gloucester, Mass., 1804

a room with a painting on the wall next to a table

Wallpaper with Panorama of Monticello

an old wooden desk with glass doors and drawers

Federal Mahogany & Maple Secretary, Ca. 1805; Charleston, SC

Very Fine and Rare Federal Inlaid, Carved and Figured Mahogany and Maple Secretary with Bookcase, Charleston, South Carolina, Circa 1805

a dining room table and chairs in front of a window

Elegant Federal Dining Room

a table with two vases on it and a mirror above it in a room

a table with candles, vases and an oval mirror on the wall above it

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a staircase leading up to a living room and dining room area with chandelier

a large brown house with black shutters and white trim on the front, surrounded by bare trees

Benjamin Hawkes House, Designed by Samuel McIntire; Salem, MA, 1780-1800

Benjamin Hawkes House, 1780-1800Salem, Massachussetts The Samuel McIntire Historic District represents the greatest concentration of 17th and 18th century domestic structures anywhere in America. It includes McIntyre commissions such as the Peirce-Nichols House and Hamilton Hall. The Witch House or Jonathan Corwin House (circa 1642) is also located in the district. Samuel McIntyre's house and workshop were located at 31 Summer Street in what is now the Samuel McIntyre Historic District.