A rare American Chippendale cherry lowboy, circa 1750,

A Rare Chippendale Cherry Chest on Chest, Attr. to Eliphalet Chapin Attributed to Eliphalet Chapin, circa 1750-1780. Carved fretwork and scroll top. Nice mellow patina. Literature: Fine Points of Furn

RARE 18TH C CT. QUEEN ANNE PERIOD CHERRY LOWBOY OR SERVER, ORIGINAL FINISH, ORIGINAL TOP, GREAT EARLY ITEM, CIRCA 1730-1750, 36 X 19 X 32

American Chippendale cherry Cupboard, circa 1780 with shaped door and fulted pilasters 36.5"h x 24"w x 13.5"d Provenance: HL Chalfant Antiques, Paoli, PA

American Chippendale tall chest, figured chestnut, circa 1750, having 6 drawers and early pulls, 57" h x 39" w x 20 1/2" d. Provenance: from a Massachusetts estate.

American Chippendale Cherry Five Drawer Tall Chest, circa 1800, with brass batwing hardware, on short bracket feet Height 45.25 in. Width 39 in. Depth 21 in.

American Chippendale Cherry and Birch Chest of Drawers, circa 1800, four drawers with original oval brass pulls and escutcheons on bracket feet Height 35 in. Width 38.5 in. Depth 18 in.

An American Chippendale Spanish Mahogany Chest on Chest circa 1750 having flat top with molded cornish, on bracket feet, original hardware. Height 78 x width 41 1/2 x depth 21 3/8 inches. Estimate $1,

Circa 1780, likely Pennsylvania. Excellent form having a molded crown above paneled and figured doors opening to shelves within above lower case housing three graduated drawers all resting atop a very

Circa 1770. Having a molded top above upper case having two paneled doors opening to two shelves within above four slightly graduated drawers all resting on a handsome bracket foot. Pine secondary woo

New Jersey, circa 1780; constructed in two parts; with modern hinges; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 53 inches wide; 23 inches deep; 77 inches high

Antique American cherry lowboy having a notched corner two-board top, fluted quarter columns, shell carved drawers fronts, old (likely original) brasses, cabriole legs with shell carved knees and ball

With molded legs and pierced cross stretchers. Circa 1750-70, 35 3/4" long, 18 1/8" wide, 27 3/4" high. Provenance: Hillary Nolan. CONDITION: In good antique condition. No breaks or repai

Circa 1810, likely Kentucky or Tennessee. The piece having a circular top corona over canopy arms leading into the frame all resting atop four tapered legs. H45 1/2" W35 1/2" D16 1/2"Very striking for

Circa 1750 by Ker & Dempster working in Edinburgh (ca 1749). The very nicely formed piece has a floral decorated interior with a well shaped perimeter atop three daintily shaped legs. Marked at unders

Connecticut, circa 1740-60, Shaped amphitheater interior, pine and sycamore secondary. 42" wide, 19 3/4" deep, 7'2 1/2" without finial. CONDITION: In good structural condition. Finish in good conditi

Circa 1750. Having an oval top above pegged frame atop four nicely formed legs terminating in a dainty pad foot. The top is a two board top and an older replacement. The frame of the table is in very

Meriden Silver Plate Company (American, est. 1869) Rare Cocktail Shaker with Cherry Finial, circa 1928 Silver-plated metal, Bakelite 11-5/8 x 4 x 4 inches (29.5 x 10.2 x 10.2 cm) Marks: MERIDEN S. P.

Circa 1750, likely New England. The handsome cherry wood chairs having nicely carved and turned frames with rush seats atop Spanish feet. Good sturdy shape ready to be used. H39" W19" D14 1/2"

American, circa 1800. Cherry with poplar and wormy chestnut secondary. Lid with applied edge moldings, dovetailed case and bracket feet, three overlapping dovetailed drawers and interior lidded till.

Black History 18th Century "Middle Passage" Iron Slave Leg Shackles c. 1750 to 1800 18th Century, Hand-Wrought Iron Slave Leg Shackles, Atlantic "Middle Passage" Type, Choice Very Fine. Rare original

Steinway & Sons (American/German, founded 1853- ), circa 1940. Classic and traditional Model S baby grand piano with mahogany wood art case above three rare Chippendale legs with C scrolled knees term

AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE CHERRY CHEST OF DRAWERS one-board top with edged molding, above four graduated drawers, top drawer with dividers, flanked by full-length reeded columns, raised on ogee bracket fee

18th century, painted floral dial with terrestrial globes, moon face dial, calendar aperture and second hands, bonnet with flame finials and swan pediment with inlay, columns with brass supports, step

with shaped top, straight front, four graduated drawers. Shrinkage, crack to side, old repair to back. 34" high, 45" wide, 21 1/2" deep. Provenance: Property of a Connecticut Private Collector.