AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE FIGURED MAPLE CANDLESTAND

AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE FIGURED MAPLE CANDLESTAND, fixed octagonal top over baluster-turned shaft, raised on tripodal base with peaked cabriole legs ending in slipper feet, wrought-iron base plate. Retai

Mahogany Federal birdcage table on an urn turned stem on cabriole legs with pad feet, circa 1810, 21-1/2" x 18" x 31"h, along with American Federal cherry Federal candlestand, figured maple with squar

American probably New England, 19th C. 28"h x 13 3/4"w x 18 1/8"d By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.

Circa 1770, likely New England or Rhode Island. The piece having nicely figured tiger maple grain case with fall front which opens to handsomely appointed interior with drawers and pigeon holes and ca

probably American, 18th century, in rich dark color, single board figured mahogany dish top, tilting and rotating on birdcage support, urn turned tripod base with slipper feet, 27 x 21-3/4 x 21-1/2 in

highly figured maple dish top tilting over a compressed ball support, on tripod base with slipper feet, 25-1/4 x 18-1/4 x 18-1/2 in. Provenance: Property from an Important Charleston Collection

American (New England), late 18th - early 19th Century. Figured (curly) maple on front, sides, top, and drawers with pine secondary. Four graduated drawers, dovetailed drawers on dovetailed base with

LID DESK. CHESTNUT SECONDARY WOOD, STEPPED INTERIOR, BRACKET BASE, OLD REFINISHED SURFACE WITH HEAVILY FIGURED TIGER GRAINING, 2 BOARD BACK. OLD REPLACED HARDWARE, 1 PULL MISSING, APPLIED MOLDED BASE,

3 PIECE MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE CONSISTING OF 2 CHERRY CANDLESTANDS, ALONG WITH A TIGER MAPLE DROP LEAF TABLE WITH FIGURED CENTER TOP, ENDS AND STRETCHERES, 19TH C.; 28"H X 34.5"

Medium Sized Santa Domingo Mahogany Round Tilt Top Birdcage Tea Table with thick single board top, sturdy urn turned stanchion, arched legs ending in carved drake feet, 27" x 32" diam. Shrinkage crack

Chippendale Figured Maple Chest on Chest In two parts, the top with molded cornice and two short drawers over four long graduated drawers, the lower section with three long drawers on ogee bracket fee

AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE MAPLE CORNER CUPBOARD. In two parts. Upper section has flat cove-molded cornice over molded arch bisected by keystone above pair glazed doors divided by mullions, opening to four

Pennsylvania or Southern, 18th century, molded top with large overhang, three dovetailed drawers with bat wing brasses, poplar and chestnut secondary, cabriole legs with trifid feet, 29-1/2 x 36-1/2 x

late 18th century, probably New England, ogee cornice, upper case with five graduated drawers with batwing brasses, three lower drawers, spurred bracket feet, lower case with inscription "Maj. F.M.W..

18th century American Chippendale maple North Shore, Mass. Fall front desk with four graduated drawers and carved bracket feet. Carved central drop (with loss). Red stained interior with eight drawers

New England, c. 1780, formerly the top of a highboy, feet replaced. 45"h x 36"w x 18"d

Chippendale Figured Maple Chest of Five Drawers Probably Southeastern New England, late 18th century With two short drawers above three long drawers on ogee bracket feet. Height 35 1/2 inches, width 4

American Chippendale Maple High Boy In two parts. 5 ft. 10 in. x 40 1/4 x 21 1/2 in. Property from The Collection of a Rockefeller Family Member

nicely figured maple chest with six graduated long drawers and cutout bracket feet. New England, 1775-1800. 55 3/8" high, 40 3/4" wide, 19 1/2" deep. Age and use wear, old repaired break in one drawer

Likely Native American Figured Maple Paddle / Scoop w/ Ladle with Hooked Effigy End - excellent form with carved shoulders between handle and bowl, handle terminates in a well-formed hook, 10 1/2" L.

18TH CENTURY AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE MAPLE / TIGER MAPLE TALL CHEST OF DRAWERS - 7 DRAWER CHEST WITH 3 SMALLER DRAWERS OVER 4 FULL WIDTH DRAWERS - DOVETAILED CASE - measures approx. 47 3/4" high, 42 1/4"

Massachusetts, c. 1800. Surface distress. 31-1/2"h x 36-1/2"w x 18-1/2"d Provenance: Property from the Collection of the late Donald S. Morrison, Short Hills, New Jersey, now owned by his descendants

The shaped handle terminating in arched ears, affixed with a label inscribed "Used in 1806," continuing to a round bowl. H: 6 in., W: 4.5 in., D: 6 in.

38" X 19" X 58 1/2' TALL