A beautiful William & Mary paint decorated pine blanket chest. The chest sports two short and one long faux drawers over two real drawers, a sponge decorated façade on a black ground, snipe hinges, double arch moldings and original trumpet feet. It is in very good condition considering its age, with replaced drawer runners and the expected wear and tear from age and usage. The original brasses have been replaced with other period brasses. Early 18th century, New England.

Dimensions: 44½” high x 39” wide x 19¼” deep.

Item No. 250292

Price: $6,300.

Queen Anne armchair in original red paint. The armchair sports a boldly carved yoke crest rail, a chamfered vase-form splat, rolled arms, sausage turned legs and an old splint seat. The chair is structurally sound and in excellent original condition. Circa 1750, Connecticut.

Dimensions: 46½” high x 27” wide x 20” deep; 18” seat height.

Item No. 250268

Price: $1,400.

Three candle table-top candelabra, sheet iron and tin. The candelabra sports a weighted conical base for stability and remnants of old blue paint. It is in good condition structurally, but with significant paint wear and oxidation. 19th century, probably New England.

Dimensions: 12½” high x 12½” wide.

Item No. 250293

Price: $875.

Hepplewhite card table, cherry. The table sports a nicely shaped serpentine top, a single drawer with brass pulls, graceful straight tapered legs and a soft finish. It is in very good condition, exhibiting only the expected wear from age and usage. Circa 1800, New England.

Dimensions: 29” high x 34” wide x 16” long, (top closed), 32” long, (top extended).

Item No. 250274

Price: $975.

An oversized belligerent Canada goose decoy. This goose is of two-piece construction, (body and head), and retains most of its original paint. A brand on the bottom identifies the maker as J. A. Whitney of Falmouth, Maine This decoy is very sculptural and would certainly make a conversation piece wherever it might be placed. Very good condition. Early 20th century, Maine.

Dimensions: 42” long x 15” high.

Item No. 250298

Price: $1,900.

Sale Price: $1,275. (Firm)

An impressive tapered wooden firkin. The firkin sports a fitted lid, applied staves, and old dark blue-green paint. It is in very good condition, with some surface losses, shrinkage cracks and the expected wear and tear from age and usage. Early 19th century, New England.

Dimensions: 14½” high x 12” diameter (top), 14¼” (bottom).

Item No. 250302

Price: $875.

Naïve portrait of a lady, oil on panel, attributed to Ralph D. Curtis, (1808-1885). The portrait depicts a seated woman with dark hair in ringlets around her face, wearing a green puffy sleeve dress and a shawl tied around her shoulders, sitting in front of a dark, blue-green background. It is framed in an ebonized frame. Although not signed, this portrait contains all the attributes of a Ralph Curtis portrait: oil on panel, dark background, thin oil pigments, and evidence of wooden braces on the back, (now removed.) It is in very good condition, with almost no in-painting visible when viewed under black light. Mid-19th century, New York.

Dimensions: 32” high x 27” wide; Viewed Area: 27” high x 22” wide

Item No. 250281

Price: $7,900.

Large peaseware covered jar. The jar sports a turned bulbous shape with concentric rings, a pronounced foot and a turned acorn finial on the lid. It is in very good condition, marred only by hard-to-see shrinkage cracks near the base. 19th century, Ohio.

Dimensions: 8” high x 7¾” diameter.

Item No. 250248

Price: $675.

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Harvest table, pine and maple. The table sports a rectangular pine drop-leaf top supported by a maple base with beautifully turned legs. It is in very good condition, with nice proportions, an old surface and minor repairs. Circa 1830-1840, Vermont.

Dimensions: 73” long x 29½” high x 45½” wide, (leaves up), x 19½” wide, (leaves down).

Item No. 250271

Price: $2,900.

Exceptional architectural-form corner cupboard, pine. The cupboard sports an extremely bold cornice, attractive dentil molding, two glass doors above with mostly original wavy glass panes, butterfly shaped shelves, and two raised panel doors below. The ”H” and butterfly hinges are original although the H” hinges have been moved. The brass knobs on the doors are replacements. The cupboard is in very good condition. It was found in a stone house in Stone Ridge, NY. Circa 1770-1790.

Dimensions: 79½” high x 56” wide. Requires approximately a 38” corner.

Item No. 250295

Price: $3,900.