Windsor comb-back Armchair. The chair sports 20th century mustard yellow paint over several previous coats of paint, a nice wide saddle seat and attractive early turnings on the legs. A very nice, visually pleasing form. Circa 1800, American.
Dimensions: 48” high, 18” seat height.
Item No. 250257
Price: $1,700.
Painted wall cupboard. The cupboard sports original gray/blue paint, and a molded top over two paneled doors that open onto a clean interior with two shelves. The doors are fitted with the original iron lock and escutcheon. The absence of a center stile allows for the cupboard to be used as an entertainment center, if desired. The cupboard is in very good condition, with minor damage to the bottom rear of the proper left side. Late 18th century, American or possibly Canadian.
Dimensions: 69¾” high x 52¼” wide x 19” deep.
Item No. 250316
Price: $4,300.
Banister-back armchair. The chair sports old black paint with traces of the original red, a shaped crest, curved arm supports, early turnings and a good rush seat. As it was once converted to a rocker at some point, the feet have small patches at the bottom but have retailed their full height. The chair is in overall good condition with wear consistent with its age. 18th century, New England.
Dimensions: 46” high; 16” seat height.
Item No. 250195
Price: $1,300.
Banister-back side chair. The chair sports old bottle green paint, a beautiful carved and pierced crest, early ring and block turnings on the legs, bulbous turnings on the front stretcher and a good rush seat. The legs have been ended out. The chair is in very good condition, displaying only the expected wear from age and usage. Circa 1740, New England.
Dimensions: 44½” high, 16½” seat height
Item No. 240015
Price: $565.
Federal candlestand, cherry. The candlestand sports a rectangular top with shaped corners, an attractively turned post and snake legs. It is in good condition, with some staining on the top. Circa 1800, New England.
Dimensions: 24” x 16¾” top x 27½” high
Item No. 250277
Price: $475.
A pair of portrait miniatures of children, watercolor and ink on paper. The portraits are of a boy wearing a blue dress and white pantaloons, holding a whip with a begging dog by his side, and a girl in a blue dress holding a book. The portraits are nicely done in original frames and are in very good condition, with some minor staining. 19th century, American School.
Dimensions: 6½” x 5½”; Viewed Area: 4” x 3”
Item No. 250308
Price: $1,275.
Carved wooden eagle in the manner of Bellamy. The pieced and relief-carved eagle is carrying a banner in its talons inscribed “LIVE AND LET LIVE”. It is in good condition, nicely weathered with remnants of old paint and gilt. Late 19th or early 20th century, American.
Dimensions: 45¼” wide x 5” deep x 17” high.
Item No. 250306
Price: $3,900.
Chippendale high chest of drawers, maple. The chest sports an old red surface, with a dovetailed case, an applied molded top over six graduated drawers with original brasses, supported by a bold bracket base with attractive cutouts on the apron. The chest is in good condition, with minor repairs and wear commensurate with its age. Circa 1780, New England.
Dimensions: 53½” high x 36” wide case x 17¾” deep.
Item No. 250243
Price: $2,600.
Full-body cow weathervane, copper and zinc. The weathervane shows good natural age with honest verdigris. It is in very good condition, with traces of old paint, marred only by some dents to the body. Circa 1900, American.
Dimensions: 32” long x 8” wide x 23” high (on stand).
Item No. 250310
Price: $4,900.
Country farm table, pine. The table sports a three-board top, turned legs and an attractive soft finish. It is sturdy and in very good condition, with a repair to one end of the top and the expected wear and tear from age and usage. The legs have been extended by about an inch for more comfortable seating. Circa 1850, New England.
Dimensions: 79” long x 33” wide x 31” high.
Item No. 250286
Price: $2,900.
