Early 19th century chandelier, wood, tin and lead. The chandelier has a turned baluster shaft in old brown paint, a tin ring and wire framework and twelve wire supports with tin candle holders and pendant lead stars. The chain and hanger are included. Early 19th century, American.

Dimensions: 22” diameter x 34½” high, (from bottom of the chandelier to the top of the metal hanger).

Item No. 250042

Price: $2,200.

Small paint-decorated domed-top box. The box sports attractive grain painting with black borders, a brass circular pull, latch hooks and side handles. It is in good condition, with replaced hinges, some paint wear and a small crack in the top. 19th century, New England.

Dimensions: 11½” high x 25” long x 13” deep.

Item No. 250053

Price: $395.

Step-back pewter cupboard in blue paint. The cupboard sports an open top with two shelves and plate rails. The bottom section has two cupboard doors opening onto a storage area with a single shelf, supported by bootjack ends with “V” cutouts. The cupboard is in fair to good condition, with part of the top facia replaced, repairs to the rear feet and the expected wear and tear from age and usage. 19th century, New England.

Dimensions: 66” high x 37” wide x 15” deep.

Item No. 240255

Price: $1,950.

Hepplewhite tall chest of drawers, walnut. The chest sports a molded top over two short drawers and five graduated long drawers with beautiful figuring, reeded quarter columns, attractive line inlay, and an ogee bracket base. It is a very nice size with nice proportions and is constructed with rose-headed nails. The brasses appear to be original. The chest is in very good condition, with minor repairs to two feet and the expected wear and tear from age and usage. Circa 1800, Ohio.

Dimensions: 60½” high x 43½” wide x 20” deep.

Item No. 250070

Price: $1,900.

Chippendale chest of drawers, cherry. The chest sports four drawers with original brasses, and is supported by attractive ogee bracket feet. It is in very good condition, nicely refinished, with a minor repair to one side molding and wear commensurate with age. Circa 1780, Pennsylvania.

Dimensions: 36½” high x 41” wide x 19” deep.

Item No. 250027

Price: $1,900.

Queen Anne lift-top blanket chest in salmon paint. The chest sports a rectangular top above two false drawers over two real drawers, a beautifully scrolled apron and high shaped bootjack ends. The salmon paint is old, possibly original. The chest is in very good condition, with age-appropriate wear and tear. Circa 1750, probably Massachusetts.

Dimensions: 50” high x 38” wide x 19½” deep.

Item No. 190278

Price: $2,900.

Naïve portrait of a mother and child. o/c, in the manner of Zedekiah Belknap, (1781-1858). The portrait is in good condition, having been professionally cleaned and conserved. 19th century, American.

Dimensions: 33½” x 28½”; Viewed Area: 29½” x 24½”

Item No. 240252

Price: $1,975.

Pilgrim century blanket chest. The chest sports a lift top attached with old hand-wrought butterfly hinges, above three false drawers and two long drawers, single arch molding, original ball feet and beautiful old color and patina. It is in very good condition for its age, with replaced brasses and the expected wear and tear from age and usage. Circa 1700, American.

Dimensions: 36½” high x 42½” wide x 20½” deep.

Item No. 250072

Price: $4,600.

Small pine cupboard. The cupboard sports a rectangular top above a case with molded edges, a single door with a wrought iron latch opening onto an interior with three removable shelves above an attractive serpentine apron. The cupboard has an old finish and is in good condition, displaying only the expected wear and tear from age and usage. 19th century, American.

Dimensions: 58½” high x 36” wide x 18½” deep.

Item No. 250043

Price: $1,450.

Four-gallon decorated stoneware jug. The jug sports a stylized floral design and is stamped, “H. Almy/No. 21 Dyer. St. Prov. RI” and the number “4”. Similar pieces of stoneware have been attributed to the Somerset Pottery operating in Somerset, MA. The jug is in very good condition, save for a small hole drilled in the side, probably to convert it to a lamp at some time in its history, and a few chips around the spout. Circa 1870, probably Massachusetts.

Item No. 250084

Price: $685.