Furniture

Pictured is a wonderful 18th century stepback or pewter cupboard in its original red paint with a raised panel door. Square nail construction and the top is cased out with trim molding. It is in its original condition no repairs or replacements. A great piece of very early painted American furniture. Its dimensions are H 80", W 49", D 22".

Price $8899

This is a very nice early American (circ. 1820) thumb back, arrow back Windsor rocking chair with bamboo turnings. It is in great condition no breaks or repairs in its original finish of a reddish/brown paint. Very sturdy. It is 40" high by 20 1/4" wide by 26 1/2" deep. A great piece of early furniture at a low price Price $395

Here is a wonderful country demilune table. It has a wonderful surface and a golden patina. The delicately turned legs are made from tiger maple. Square head nail construction, the skirt boards are pegged into the legs. The outer facing strip surrounding the top has separation from the top board due to natural shrinkage. All original, no repairs or replacements. A great looking piece of early American furniture. It is 32"W, 29"H to the top (add 4" for the backsplash), 15 1/2" deep.

Price $1895

This is a very nice early 19th century Pennsylvania grain painted blanket chest on bun feet. The paint is all original, almost perfect on the front and sides, with minimal wear to the top. The lid is trimmed out in bread board ends.It is in very good shape, the only blemish is that the top board has a split running through it.The chest measures W 42" H 22" D 19" Priced at $550

This is a very fine early 19th century country stand up desk with three dresser type drawers.It has applied molding at top and cut outs on the base. It is made of pine and poplar, retaining its original grain painted surface. The photo doesn't do the paint or color justice. All original, it is stunning. A rare find, it measures 49" tall, 34" wide and 22" deep. Probably from Vermont, circa 1820.

Price $4950

Offered is a fabulous period (circ 1800) New Hampshire 6 drawer tall chest in its original red resin (wash) surface. It sits on its original cutout base, has a delicately molded top and has restored period brass pulls. The chest measures 56" tall by 40" wide by 19" deep.The only blemish to mention is a piece of the lip on the third drawer has been replaced, done a while back and done very well. Note the unusual constuction of the top. A wonderful piece of early American furniture.

Price $5950

This is a beautiful early 19th century New England (Maine) blanket chest in its original grain paint. Along with the wonderful paint, the other things that make this chest a very desirable piece, is its size (38 3/4" wide by 27" tall and only 16" deep) and the exaggerated scalloped bracketed front skirt. It also retains its original iron hinges. The lock mechanisms for the top of the chest and its drawer have been taken out. The contrast between the Taupe/brown chest and its mustard grained drawer is quite striking. The only minor apology is that it is missing a small piece off the front right bracket. Priced at $1950

This is a beautiful period New England seven spindle bow back Windsor side chair with wonderful bulbous turnings in its original green paint. It has a very nice turned down saddle seat and a shapely bow back. All original no repairs or replacements. The seat height is 17", the back height is 38". Price $1500

A very nice period Queen Anne side chair with a yoke form crest above an urn shaped slat. Very bold turnings on the front stretcher. The front legs end in nicely shaped padded feet. The old finish gives it a very nice mellow patina. The back measures 41" high, the seat is 16" high. A very old woven rush seat. A "better" piece of period American furniture.

Priced at $695

This is a very nice period New England Queen Anne side chair with a yoke form crest above a vasi-form slat. Wonderful bold turnings with the proper wear on the front stretcher. It has a old finish that has mellowed into a very eye appealing patina. The back is 41" tall, the seat height is 18". No repairs, has not been ended out. The woven seat is new and has been done in correct period style. The chair is a fine piece of period American furniture.

Priced at $495