Shoe-footed hutch table, pine and maple. The table sports an oval pine top and an attractively carved maple base with a boxed interior mounted on shoe feet. It has an old refinished surface and is in very good condition. The table is a nice large size and can seat four to six people comfortably. 18th century, Vermont origin.
Dimensions: 53” x 44¼” top x 28½” high.
Item No. 240021
Price: $2,500.
Group of four banister-back chairs consisting of two armchairs and two side chairs. The chairs all sport vintage black paint, very good rush seats and elaborately carved crests, three of which are pierced. The feet on all four chairs have been ended out. Otherwise, the chairs are in very good condition, with the expected imperfections from their age. It is rare to find four banister-back chairs of this quality that look so well together. Mid-18th century, New England.
Dimensions: Seat height: 16-17”; Overall height: 44-45¾”
Item No. 240029
Price: $5,800.
Diminutive sponge decorated blanket chest. The blanket chest sports its original paint decoration, a molded lift-top lid, a single drawer and a high cut-out base. The hinges have been replaced. Otherwise, the chest is in excellent condition. Circa 1820-1830, New England.
Dimensions: 33” wide x 28” high x 17” deep.
Item No. 240036
Price: $3,900.
Long harvest table. This excellent example of a true harvest table sports a pine top with an old, red/brown stained surface, narrow leaves and very attractive turned legs. It will seat up to 12 people comfortably with room in the center for serving platters. The table is in good condition, but with surface imperfections and an old age split in the upper part of one leg that doesn’t affect the stability of the table. 19th century, New England.
Dimensions: 8’9” long x 29” high x 44” wide, (leaves raised), 21¾” wide, (leaves down).
Item No. 240006
Price: $5,900.
Blue two-part corner cupboard. The cupboard has been expertly cleaned to reveal the original blue paint. Other features include very attractive raised panel doors, a cornice with dentil molding, and original hand-forged “H” hinges. The cupboard is in very good condition, but with restoration to the cornice and dentil molding. Also, the small wooden strip under the top door has been replaced. 18th century, New England, (probably Maine).
Dimensions: 7’1” high, requires approximately a 33” corner
Item No. 240002
Price: $3,900
Two-gallon stoneware jug, W. Roberts. The jug sports an unusually large stylized bird perched on a branch and the stamp, “W. Roberts/Binghamton”. This is the mark of William Roberts, son-in-law of Noah White of Whites Utica Pottery. He founded a branch of the family business in Binghamton in 1848 and ran it until 1888. The jug is in very good condition, with no apparent damage or repairs.
Item No. 240018
Price: $1,275.
Transitional William and Mary/Queen Anne tall chest of drawers, pine. The chest is a rare form, sporting three small drawers over four full-width drawers, a dramatic carved apron and outstanding original turned feet. It is painted in old red paint over the original red. The chest is in very good condition, with the original brass pulls replaced with wooden knobs, a patch on one side where a large knot had fallen out and a few “dings” as expected from age and usage. 18th century, New England.
Dimensions: 39½” wide x 19” deep x 61” high.
Item No. 240016
Price: $5,100.
Folk art felt embroidery of a dog. This is a one-of-a-kind piece of folk art that is bound to make you smile. It is in good condition, mounted on a wooden frame, with a few frays and losses. 19th century, American.
Dimensions: 28” long x 14½” high
Item No. 240009
Price: $3,400.
Sheet iron folk art horse weathervane. The weathervane retains and old black surface and is mounted on an attractive wooden display stand. It is in good condition with no apparent damages or repairs. 19th century, American.
Dimensions: 18” long x 13” high, (31½” high on stand).
Item No. 240003
Price: $1,375.
Mason black duck decoy. The decoy sports its original paint and tack eyes. It is in fair condition, with an old repair to the neck and the expected degree of paint wear from age and usage. Early 20th century, Michigan.
Dimensions: 16” long x 7” high x 5½” wide.
Item No. 230222
Price: $375.
