Queen Anne tavern table. The table sports a rectangular scrubbed maple top, a base retaining its original red paint, and turned legs ending in pad feet. The top has a shrinkage crack, a slight warp and old repairs. The base has the expected wear from age and usage. Circa 1770-1790, New England.
Provenance: Peter Eaton Antiques at the Connecticut Antiques Show, 1981.
Dimensions: 27” high x 31¾” x 22¾”
Item No. 260026
Price: $4,200.
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.
Sale Price: $975. (Firm)
Queen Anne tavern table, maple. The table sports a scrubbed porringer top, old red paint, turned legs and button feet. It is in good condition, with some staining and age cracks on the top and a butterfly reinforcement underneath. 18th century, New England.
Dimensions: 42” wide x 25½” deep x 26” high.
Item No. 240237
Price: $3,900.
Queen Anne armchair. The chair sports old black paint, carved knuckle hand holds and a good rush seat. It is in very good condition, sturdy and ready for use. 18th century, probably Hudson Valley, NY.
Dimensions: 47” high; 17” seat height.
Item No. 240207
Price: $1,600.
Banister-Back armchair. The chair sports old black paint, an attractively shaped crest, and a good rush seat. It is in good condition, sturdy and useable, with some minor surface wear. 18th century, New England.
Dimensions: 46” high; 16” seat height.
Item No. 250179
Price: $1,600.
Portrait of a boy in a red dress, o/c, attributed to John H. Keeley, (1817-1866). The boy is pictured sitting in a child’s fancy chair that rests on a patterned carpet. The painting is in good condition, relined, with craquelure, and with a small restoration in the boy’s forehead and on the proper left shoulder. Circa 1840, Massachusetts or Vermontl.
Provenance: Sotheby’s, New York, Important Americana, January 25, 2025, Lot 80. The Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, OH, Sotheby’s, New York, Important Americana, October 19. 1996, Lot 16.
Dimensions: 34¼” x 29¼”; Viewed Area: 30” x 25”
Item No. 250290
Price: $5,900.
Early pewter cupboard, pine. The cupboard is a nice small size, with dovetailed construction, and sporting an open top with two shelves and plate rails, attractive scalloped sides, a beautiful cut-out at the top, and a very attractive warm old surface. It is in good condition, with only some minor damage to the bottom rear of the proper right side and the wear and tear commensurate with age and usage. 18th century, Continental, probably Dutch.
Dimensions: 84¼” high x 35½” wide x 19” deep.
Item No. 250327
Price: $1,900.
Folk art farm scene, oil on board, unsigned. The scene includes several farm animals, people, a barn, a wagon and a farmhouse. The painting is presented in an attractive birdseye maple frame and is in good condition, with some minor staining and some other minor defects. 19th century, American.
Dimensions: 18½” x 22”; Viewed Area: 14½” x 18”
Item No. 250326
Price: $775.
Rooster windmill weight, cast iron. This exceptional windmill weight has a wonderful folky look and would make a statement wherever it might be placed. It is in very good condition with the expected degree of weathering and considerable paint wear. Circa 1900, American.
Dimensions: 19½” high x 18” wide x 4” deep.
Item No. 250325
Price: $2,700.
Chippendale mirror, figured/birdseye maple. The mirror sports beautifully scrolled elements and is in overall good condition, marred only by worn silvering to the glass and a glued repair to one of the ears. Early 19th century, American.
Dimensions: 24” high x 15” wide.
Item No. 250323
Price: $675.
