A FEDERAL FIGURED MAPLE AND MAHOGANY CORNER WASH STAND, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, of two tier bowed triangular form and a two panel backsplash with sloped ends on a later mahogany panel, covering another with one large and two small circular apertures for washbasin and containers within a curved maple front, raised on double ring turned baluster form colonettes on a conforming three short drawer shelf with two mahogany crossbanded faux drawers, flanking a matching central drawer and each centering a circular wheel pressed brass pull, over similar tapering turned legs joined by a crossed stretcher centering an oval mahogany panel and raised on tapering circular supports with ball form feet. Height: 36 1/4" Width: 21 1/4" Depth: 15" Provenance: Estate of Francis E. And Henrietta C. Judson, Wayne, Pennsylvania.