Ca late Pilgrim Century to 1710 New England poplar &

Thomas W. Nason (American [MA / CT], 1889 - 1971), Wood engraving of a New England church, likely Connecticut. Ca. mid to late 20th century. Signed by artist in lower right (pencil) and signed in plat

Lot of 3 engravings of American interest, ca. late 18th century. All engraved by Thornton, with 2 after Hamilton, engraved for Barnard's New Complete & Authentic History of England. On laid folio shee

New England Federal Inlaid Demilune Serverattributed to Boston, late 18th century, mahogany veneer, white pine and poplar secondary, top with banded veneer front edge above a central bow-front drawer

Poplar grain-painted faux mahogany 2-piece corner cupboard, New England, circa late 18th to early 19th century, molded cornice with notched edges, upper section with 16 panes, (2 doors with 8-panes ea

Northwestern Europe, England, Medieval to late Medieval Period, ca. 12th to 15th century CE. A superb collection of 6 leaded pewter pilgrim and livery badges. Included are 2 Yorkist sun heraldry emble

**Originally Listed At $250** Northwestern England, Medieval to late Medieval period, ca. 12th to 14th century CE. A fine collection of 5 pewter pilgrim and livery badges. Included is a passant lion f

Northwestern Europe, England & Netherlands, Medieval to late Medieval Period, ca. 13th to 15th century CE. This is a fine collection of 6 leaded-pewter and tin pilgrimage and livery badges. Included i

Northern and Western Europe, England and France, late Medieval period, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. A fine ensemble of 5 pilgrim and livery badges. The first 4 are made from pewter and lead and presen

**Originally Listed At $250** Northern and Western Europe, England and France, late Medieval period, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. A fine ensemble of 5 pilgrim and livery badges. The first 4 are made f

Early 19th century New England poplar open corner cupboard (never had doors), picture frame molding, thumbnail molding around openings, red and gray painted surface, square nailed construction, both o

New England States, possibly Boston (where it was purchased), Circa 1780 in maple with a broken arch top with cove moulded edge along broken arch and three flame finials. Center drawer with carved out

Pine late 18th-early 19th century New England 6-board chest in old red painted surface, self-molded top, had cotter pin hinges that have been replaced with butt hinges, interior till with newer lid, 2

ca 1720 late Pilgrim Century influenced ladderback armchair w mushroom hand holds & boldly molded finials - professionally ended - 45" tall

From a private Cape Cod collector, good vintage condition, please refer to the photos for more details. Size: 76 CM W x 79 CM H, 30” W x 31” H

Late 19th century, New England. The weathervane with sheet copper mane and iron or zinc head on original stand with wrought iron directionals and original iron roof mount. SIZE: Vane is 19" h x 30" l.

American Chippendale Mahogany Chest late 19th century, New England, with four graduated beaded drawers flanked by fluted pilasters, raised on ogee bracket feet. h. 36-1/2", w. 41-3/4", d. 21-3/4"

A late 19th century New England "Cigar Box" shelf clock. Unmarked 30-hour Brass time only movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals. Simple Pine case with Mahogany veneered door and original

Late 18th century, New England (possibly Massachusetts). The top projects above a conforming rectangular apron and is raised on nicely proportioned square tapering legs. One leg on each side of the ta

USA, c. 1860 wood, paint 38.5” x 20.75” x 24” 15.5” seat Mid-late 19th century New England Windsor rocking chair with seven light straight spindles, 'bamboo' turned arm support

AMERICAN SCHOOLMid- to Late 20th Century“New England Winter”. Signed lower right, possibly “Sydney Lock”. Titled verso.Oil on canvas, 30” x 36”. Framed 31” x

Late 18th century, New England. The shaped top with serpentine edge joined to a ring and urn turned cylindrical shaft, raised on a tripod base with outswept legs terminating in ridged pad feet. PROVEN

Late 18th century ladderback New England chair w/splint seat, old original natural surface, 43"T x 22.5"W x 19"D

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..

Late 18th century, likely New England. The table having a thin circular top above turned wood birdcage resting on nicely turned base emitting three shell carved legs ending in a ball and claw foot. H2