American Adam Revival Satinwood Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet | Aimone Mfg. Co., New York | circa 1900–1919

American Adam Revival Satinwood Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet | Aimone Mfg. Co., New York | circa 1900–1919Produced by Aimone Manufacturing Company of New York and dating to approximately 19001919, this Martha Washington sewing cabinet is constructed in figured satinwood with hand painted polychrome decoration in the Adam Revival manner. Aimone operated in New York City from the late 1870s, beginning as an importer of English, French, and Italian furniture before establishing domestic production at factories on East 22nd and 23rd Streets. The firm produced

while the flanking doors open to reveal additional drawers rather than shelves or open compartments

a styled crest rail inset with richly figured burlwood veneer

The cane panels are intact on both chairs and the frames are solid throughout

framed appearance while allowing full visibility of the base structure below

or bedroom

all set on original brass cup casters that survive intact on all four feet

he faux wood laminate top adds both style and longevity to the piece

Two full-length doors carry a repeating diamond-pattern muntin grid — intersecting glazing bars forming a continuous geometric composition across each door — with satinwood string inlay running vertically along the door stiles

The combination of suede texture and reflective glass creates balance: warm and soft below

Its surface is generous enough for lamps

The streamlined footboard and side rails contribute to the bed’s sleek

Dimensions: 32