Chippendale slant-front desk, maple. The desk sports four graduated drawers with original brasses, an interior with two long drawers, five small drawers and seven cubbies. The desk is in very good condition, having been professionally refinished. There are a few drawer lip repairs and the hinges appear to have been replaced. Late 18th century, likely New Hampshire.
Dimensions: 42” high x 36” wide x 19” deep.
Item No. 250223
Price: $1,650.
Early tavern table with a drawer. The table sports wonderful early turnings on the legs and medial stretcher and chip carving on the edges of the drawer. It is in good condition with wear commensurate with age. Old top by association. Circa 1740-1750, New England.
Dimensions: 28” high x 38½” long x 28” wide.
Item No. 250178
Price: $1,300.
Four-slat ladderback armchair. The chair sports shaped slats and curved arm rests. It is in good condition, sturdy, and with a good rush seat. The legs have been cut. 18th century, New England.
Dimensions: 42” high; 16½” seat height.
Item No. 250183
Price: $575.
Painted Queen Anne drop-leaf table with shaped apron ends, maple. Later black paint has been taken down to the original red. The table is a good classic example with excellent proportions. It is in very good original structural condition, with paint wear on the leaves, some paint enhancement, evidence of moved or replaced hinges and a small loss to one toe. Circa 1750-1760, New England.
Dimensions: 27½” high x 41¾” long x 40¼” wide, (leaves up), 14” wide, (leaves down).
Item No. 250222
Price: $1,950.
Early painted lift-top blanket chest, pine. The chest sports two false drawers over two real drawers, old red paint, early moldings, a shaped apron and original snipe hinges. It is in good condition, with wear and tear commensurate with its age. 18th century, New England.
Dimensions: 45½” high x 40” wide x 18” deep.
Item No. 250193
Price: $1,400.
Queen Anne highboy, butternut. The upper section sports an attractive cornice containing a secret drawer above four graduated drawers. The lower section sports a single wide drawer over three small drawers, and is supported by delicate cabriole legs ending in pad feet. The highboy is in very good condition with a warm honey finish. The brasses have been replaced, the drops on the apron are missing, there is minor damage to one brass backplate and wear commensurate with age and usage. From our own collection. Circa 1770, New England.
Dimensions: 69½” high x 39¾” wide x 22” deep.
Price: $1,900.
18th century tripod base candlestand. The candlestand sports a round top on a shaped standard, supported by three turned legs. It has traces of red paint on the legs and is in good condition, but with age cracks on the legs, Early 18th century, American.
Dimensions: 21” high x 15½” diameter.
Item No. 250194
Price: $1,600.
Folk art painted tool chest lid. The painting, which was found on the underside of the lid, depicts stylized trees and flowers along with the initials, “G.M”. It makes a very unusual, one of a kind wall hanging and is in very good condition. 19th century, American.
Dimensions: 41½” wide x 19¼” high
Item No. 250205
Price: $2,900.
Carved dome-top trunk. The trunk is constructed of one-inch boards and sports beautiful fan carvings on the front and both sides. The underside of the lid is painted with a stylized scene of three men and a woman relaxing by a fountain. The trunk is in fair condition, with considerable paint wear on the lid and losses to the corners. 18th century, possibly New Mexico.
Dimensions: 19” high x 48” wide x 19” deep.
Item No. 250198
Price: $900.
Four gallon stoneware crock, White’s Utica. The crock is beautifully decorated with a large stylized flower that covers almost all of the front. It is stamped “White’s Utica” and “4”. The crock is in good condition with no cracks or chips but with considerable staining. Circa 1860, New York.
Dimensions: 12” high x 11½” diameter.
Item No. 250185
Price: $1,075.
