18th century banister-back armchair. The chair sports an old red finish, with an arched crest rail, carved vertical slats, rolled arms, sausage turned legs and button feet. It is in very good condition. The rush seat is replaced. Would make a great pair with a nearly identical chair, (item #140196), on our website. Circa 1740-1760, Hudson Valley.
Dimensions: 44½” high; 16” seat height.
Item No. 230142
Price: $1,075.
Stretcher-base tavern table. The table sports a pine top, a base in old black paint and good early turnings on the legs. It is in good condition with imperfections consistent with age and usage. 18th century, New England.
Dimensions: 34½” x 23¾” x 26¼” high.
Item No. 230138
Price: $1,600.
Full-bodied running horse weathervane, copper with a cast iron head. The horse has an attractive patina with traces of gilt. It is in good condition, with some repairs and minor seam separation. Late 19th century, American.
Dimensions: 31½” long x 2¾” wide x 15½” high.
Item No. 230129
Price: $2,800.
One and a half gallon cobalt decorated stoneware crock. The crock is decorated with a highly stylized bird on a branch and is stamped “Weston & Gregg/Ellenville, NY”. Curiously, this 1.5 gallon crock is stamped with a “6”, which must refer to six quarts. Weston & Gregg were only in business for two years, (1869-1870). The crock is in very good condition, but with staining and an age line. Circa 1870, New York.
Item No. 230151
Price: $1,250.
Diminutive hutch table. This table is a marriage of an 18th century hutch table base and an octagonal top, which is made from old wood. The table has been repainted in red paint. Seats four. Perfect for a kitchen eating area or a small alcove.
Dimensions: 34” x 36” top x 27” high.
Item No. 230081
Price: $875.
Sawbuck table in original red paint. The table sports a scrubbed single-board pine top with breadboard ends and a beautiful old patina, and a trough beneath the top. It is constructed with hand-forged “T” nails and has the best surface and proportions. The table is in good condition with a repair to strengthen the legs, and with age cracks and stains on the top from age and usage. Late 18th century.
Dimensions: 48” x 28¾” top x 26¼” high.
Item No. 230119
Price: $2.900.
Large cherry harvest table. The table sports beautiful wood with a very attractive finish, narrow leaves with no discernible warp, and turned legs. Another nice feature is that chairs will fit under the leaves when the leaves are down. The table is all original, sturdy and in very good condition, save for a 7” shrinkage separation at one end, and ready to use. Seats 10-12 comfortably. Second half of the 19th century, New England.
Dimensions: 90” long x 41¾” wide. (29¾” with leaves down), x 28½” high.
Item No. 230158
Price: $4,900.
A beautiful white Federal quilt with trapunto work. The center of the quilt has a flowering urn. The scrollwork border has cannons, eagles, hearts, theorem baskets and other American Federal motifs. The quilt is dated 1813 in the corners. It is in very good condition overall, but there is some staining and minor wear. Note: The main photo has been artificially darkened to highlight the decorations that appear on this quilt. The actual quilt is snow white as shown in all the close-up photos.
Provenance: Wendell Garrett
Dimensions: 102” x 94”
Item No. 230162
Price: $1,975.
Oversized ladderback “Great” chair. The chair sports old black paint, four slats with “Cupid’s Bow” cutouts, slanted arms ending in mushroom handholds, excellent early finials, and an old rush seat. The chair is in very good condition with no wobble. The rush seat is slightly damaged but useable. Circa 1790-1800, probably Hudson Valley.
Provenance: Collection of the late Kathy Seibel, (Hudson Valley dealer and collector.)
Dimensions: 49½” high x 29” wide x 20” deep; 16” seat height.
Item No. 190218
Price: $1,900.
Two-part maple highboy. The upper section sports an attractive cornice above five graduated drawers. The lower section has a single full-length bonnet drawer, (simulated as two drawers), over three smaller drawers, with the center drawer sporting a beautiful fan carving. Below the drawers is a lobed apron, cabriole legs and pad feet. The highboy is in good condition, with a patch on an upper drawer, refinished, with imperfections and replaced brasses. 18th century, likely New Hampshire.
Dimensions: 74¾” high x 38½” wide x 18½” deep.
Item No. 230107
Price: $3,400.
