Painted Queen Anne drop-leaf table with shaped apron ends, maple. Later black paint has been taken down to the original red. The table is a good classic example with excellent proportions. It is in very good original structural condition, with paint wear on the leaves, some paint enhancement, evidence of moved or replaced hinges and a small loss to one toe. Circa 1750-1760, New England.

Dimensions: 27½” high x 41¾” long x 40¼” wide, (leaves up), 14” wide, (leaves down).

Item No. 250222

Price: $1,950.

Early painted lift-top blanket chest, pine. The chest sports two false drawers over two real drawers, old red paint, early moldings, a shaped apron and original snipe hinges. It is in good condition, with wear and tear commensurate with its age. 18th century, New England.

Dimensions: 45½” high x 40” wide x 18” deep.

Item No. 250193

Price: $1,400.

Queen Anne highboy, butternut. The upper section sports an attractive cornice containing a secret drawer above four graduated drawers. The lower section sports a single wide drawer over three small drawers, and is supported by delicate cabriole legs ending in pad feet. The highboy is in very good condition with a warm honey finish. The brasses have been replaced, the drops on the apron are missing, there is minor damage to one brass backplate and wear commensurate with age and usage. From our own collection. Circa 1770, New England.

Dimensions: 69½” high x 39¾” wide x 22” deep.

Item No. 250246

Price: $1,900.

18th century tripod base candlestand. The candlestand sports a round top on a shaped standard, supported by three turned legs. It has traces of red paint on the legs and is in good condition, but with age cracks on the legs, Early 18th century, American.

Dimensions: 21” high x 15½” diameter.

Item No. 250194

Price: $1,600.

Folk art painted tool chest lid. The painting, which was found on the underside of the lid, depicts stylized trees and flowers along with the initials, “G.M”. It makes a very unusual, one of a kind wall hanging and is in very good condition. 19th century, American.

Dimensions: 41½” wide x 19¼” high

Item No. 250205

Price: $2,900.

Four gallon stoneware crock, White’s Utica. The crock is beautifully decorated with a large stylized flower that covers almost all of the front. It is stamped “White’s Utica” and “4”. The crock is in good condition with no cracks or chips but with considerable staining. Circa 1860, New York.

Dimensions: 12” high x 11½” diameter.

Item No. 250185

Price: $1,075.

Horse and carriage toy. The toy comes with a small china head doll and a miniature trunk. It is in excellent condition, marred only by some broken reins. 19th century, American.

Item No: 250208

Price: $975.

Full-bodied running horse weathervane, copper with a zinc head. The horse has excellent patina and is mounted on an unusually fine 19th century metal roof ornament. It is in good condition with some minor dents. Circa 1890, American.

Dimensions: 32” long; 42” tall on base

Item No. 250210

Price: $4,300.

Mohawk Valley decorated blanket chest. The chest sports the original paint decoration on the front, sides and lid typical of the area, original iron handles and cedar lining added at a later date. It is in very good condition, with paint wear on the lid and displaying only the age-appropriate wear and tear on the rest of the chest. Circa 1820, New York.

Dimensions: 48” wide x 21” deep x 17½” high.

Item No. 250209

Price: $2,600.

Painted table-top writing desk, pine. The desk is painted blue with red trim, and has a hinged writing surface that opens onto an interior fitted with two dovetailed drawers. It is in fair condition with warpage to the lid, refreshed paint and the expected wear and tear from age and usage. 19th century, American.

Dimensions: 9½” high x 25” wide x 19” deep.

Item No. 250152

Price: $675.