Grain painted jelly cupboard, pine. The cupboard sports an attractive old grain painted surface with an earlier coat of paint underneath. It has a rectangular top with a shaped gallery above a pair of dovetailed drawers over two paneled doors opening onto a shelved interior. The cupboard is in good condition, marred only by a vertical shrinkage crack to the lower right molded stile and the expected wear and tear from age and usage. Mid-19th century, American.

Dimensions: 60¼” high x 47” wide x 17½” deep.

Item No. 250313

Price: $1,950.

Country work table. `The table sports a rectangular four-board top above a pair of dovetailed drawers with cup pulls, supported by square legs joined by an under-shelf. The table is structurally sound, stable and ready for everyday use. The top displays signs of heavy use, with rings, other stains, discoloration and other defects commensurate with age and usage. Perfect as a kitchen counter, room divider, server, etc. Late 19th century, American.

Dimensions: 71¾” long x 29¼” wide x 32” high.

Item No. 250312

Price: $3,800.

View of Lower New York from Brooklyn Heights, o/c, signed under the frame, “J. R. Ingham”. This is a finely painted view of lower Manhattan as seen from Brooklyn Heights, depicting sailboats and other marine activity on the East River, with the New York skyline in the distance. A plaque attached to the frame states that the painting was presented to Hendon Chubb on the 75th anniversary of the founding of Chubb and Son. Little is known about the artist, other than she exhibited at the National Gallery in 1872. The painting is in very good condition, having been professionally conserved, relined, with surface craquelure and some in-painting visible under UV light. Mid-19th century, New York.

Provenance: Kennedy Galleries, New York.

Dimensions: 24” x 18”; Viewed Area: 19” x 13”

Item No. 250297

Price: $6,900.

Collection of covered Peaseware jars. The jars are of different sizes and can be purchased as one collection or in separate groups as described below. All are in good to excellent condition, with some having small, hard to see, shrinkage cracks.  19th century, Ohio.

1) Item No. 250249: Single Peaseware jar, 6.5" high x 6.75" wide. Price: $575. (Free Shipping)

2) Item No. 250250: Single Peaseware jar, 6" high x 5" wide. Price: $575.(Free Shipping)

3) Item No. 250251: Single Peaseware jar, 4.5" high x 3" wide. Price: $375. (Free Shipping)

4) Item No. 250252: Group of 3 Peaseware jars, 4.75 - 5.5" high x 2.5 - 3" wide. Price: $550. (Free Shipping)

5) Item No. 250253: Group of 4 Peaseware jars, 2.75-4.75" high x 1.5-2.5" wide. Price: $375. (Free Shipping)

Discounted Price for All Ten Jars: $2,200. (Free Shipping)

Queen Anne tea table, maple and pine. The table sports an early 19th century oval pine top with rounded edges on an 18th century Queen Anne maple base supported by cabriole legs ending in pad feet. It has beautiful form, proportions and color and is in good condition, with wear consistent with its age. New England origin.

Dimensions: 26½” high x 38” wide x 28½” deep.

Item No. 250282

Price: $2,600.

Four Windsor fan-back side chairs. Consisting of two pairs of chairs, all with nice saddle seats, attractive turnings and nice warm finishes. They are in good condition, sturdy, and ready for everyday use, with some minor repairs due to age and usage. Circa 1790-1800, New England.

Dimensions: 37” high, 17” seat height.

Item No. 250305

Price: $1,900.

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.