New Jersey Chippendale gumwood linen press, ca.

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

Federal Mahogany Linen Press. Dentil molded cornice, Two sunken panel doors, with interior shelves, above three full width cock beaded line inlaid graduated dovetailed drawers, molded base with bracke

Early 19th century New Jersey pine linen press in old red painted surface, with a gallery, 2 recessed panels flanking wooden pinned doors, dovetailed drawer with period brass pulls, opalescent sandwic

American, 18th C. Height: 79", Width: 49 5/8", Depth: 20". Cabinet features a cornice above two panel-led doors flanked by fluted pilasters and three overlapping drawers below, all on platform ogee br

Queen Anne inlaid linen press, New Jersey circa 1770, executed in three parts, having a molded top, above the paneled case, decorated with inlaid stars, and rising on bracket feet, 77"h x 87"w x 23"d

An eighteenth century two part cherry linen press. Possibly New Jersey. Ht: 81.75" Wd: 51" Dpth: 17"

Henri Bendel New York Brown Jersey & Blue Linen Dress, ca.1970's.

Circa 1790, origin: New York State having molded cornice, over double blind front door, over full-width drawers, bracket base h. 6 feet 10 in. w. 46 in. d. 20 in. Provenance: By descent through the fa

arched brass dial inscribed "Wood & Hudson, Mount Holly", New Jersey, circa 1775, dial with painted moon phase, seconds sweep, and date aperture, Hudson engraved brass dial, eight day brass movement,

Bracket door, batwing pulls, paneled doors, shelving interior 71.5 tall x 49 wide x 24 deep

Chippendale Linen press USA, 18th centurycherry, brass 82 h × 52.25 w × 18.5 d in (208 × 133 × 47 cm) Press features three drawers and two doors concealing three fixed

Rare and Important Four Seasons Quilt, with profuse Applique and Broderie Perse Decoration, Mid-Atlantic States, Likely New Jersey, Made by Jane Ann Bidwell (1799-1865), Jersey City, New Jersey, Ca: 1

THOMAS HUCKER (b. 1955) Large dining table, New Jersey, ca. 2012 Koa, rosewood, resin Unmarked 30" x 64 1/2" dia. Provenance: Private collection, Louisiana, commissioned from the artist

A tiger maple Chippendale linen press by cabinetmaker Eldred Wheeler. In two pieces. With two paneled doors and three drawers on ogee bracket feet. 79-1/2 in tall x 45 in wide x 27 in deep.

New Jersey, ca. 1927. Victoria labels. Early large auditorium size, just under 15 inches wide. Original pyramid bridge; parts; tuners. Some repairs and split. 26.5"l. Original Geib/Martin case (3/32-L

Delaware River Valley, Pennsylvania or New Jersey, ca. 1750. 29"h x 33"w x 19-3/4"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: www.stanleyweiss.com

18th c. New Jersey Chippendale Walnut Chest of Drawers, with overhanging top, four molded edge dovetailed graduated drawers with replaced oval drop bail pulls with repousse grapes decoration, flanked

New Jersey, ca. 1800-1810, dial signed "David Wood, Newburyport". Dial repainted, restorations. 7'8"h x 20"w x 10"d

DESCRIPTION: Pennsylvania Chippendale linen press/cupboard cabinet with six pull-out drawers, brass fittings, and upper hinged cabinet with indented archway woodworking, drawers crafted with dovetaili

Miscellaneous furniture grouping to include New Jersey Chippendale mahogany chair, 38.5"h., An English side chair, a primitive candlestand, and a Sheraton single drawer stand.

The top with dentil molding over a case of two doors opening to an interior fitted with slides, on a case of three drawers, resting on a bracket base. Height 79 inches, width 42 inches, depth 21 inche

Pennsylvania Chippendale Cherry Linen Press. Cove and dentil molded cornice, Paneled upper doors with interior shelves, fluted quarter columns, above four full-width graduated lip-molded dovetailed dr

18th c. New York mahogany two part linen press. Top has two doors with sliding interior shelves. Base with four drawers. Case raised on bracket base. 53 1/2" x 23 1/2" x 87 3/4" Ht..

Davis & Co. (English, 19th century). Chinese Chippendale style mahogany linen press with dentilated, flat cornice at top above fretwork frieze above two hinged doors with carved front panels, each dep