American William and Mary Heart & Crown Armchair

Circa 1700. Turned wood arm chair having handsomely turned frame with interestingly shaped arms which come to a slight elbow at interior of the arm. The seat is an older rush which is nice and stable.

17th or early 18th century, likely New England. The piece having a nicely turned frame with shaped backrest and rush seat. The surface is nice and early. Good sturdy condition. H50" W23 1/2" D22 1/2"

New England. Substantial proportions. Dimensions: H 45" x W 26" x D 18" x SH 17.5" Condition: Few small breaks to seat. Wear and marks consistent with age and use.

SET OF SIX WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE HEART AND CROWN CHAIRS, POSSIBLY SERAPH, 46 X 18 SEAT

Early American William and Mary Style Carved Oak Caned Armchair, 19th c., probably Pennsylvania, the triple crested arched back with a caned splat, over a caned seat within scroll carved arms, turned

William and Mary Early oak ladderback armchair with ring and ball turned stiles, arched ladderback slats, losenge front stretchers and lower arm supports, flat shaped arm rests, pronounced ring and ba

A William and Mary late 17th century unmarked silver recusant cross, circa 1690 Engraved with decoration of a flowers, one side with the initials M A in Roman script between a heart with a crown above

American (New England), second quarter or mid 18th Century. The ornately carved, scrolled and pierced crest flanked by turned finials above four split-baluster uprights flanked by ring and bulbous tur

American (New England), second-quarter 18th Century. The five graduated arched curved ladders flanked by turned ring stiles topped with finials, applied with cylindrical turned arms above a trapezoida

American (New England), 18th Century. The ornate carved scrolled pierced crest flanked by turned finials above five split baluster uprights flanked by ring and bulbous turned stiles applied with drama

Circa 1750-60 Banister Back Armchair, probably Portsmouth, NH area, with turned finials, crown shaped crest, rolled arms, and turned stretchers; in dry old black paint over original red wash, 46" high

Mary Teeter, 20th C American, folk art textile work, "Girls Make the Stars Dance in Your Heart", fabric, felt and buttons in rustic wood frame, signed "Mary Teeter 2005" on reverse, 36" x 22-1/4", ver

New England; 18th century; deep central well, on trestle legs; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 47 3/4 inches wide; 16 inches deep (closed); 28 inches high

American William and Mary blanket chest comprised of assorted woods with a walnut finish, late 18th to early 19th century. Of rectangular form with four faux drawers with drop pulls resting on a brack

17th or early 18th century. Having shaped back atop turned legs and woven split wood seat. H40" W20" D15 1/2"

Circa 1720. Having turned wood frames with shaped backrest over sturdy rush seats. Ready to use condition. H41" W20" D14 1/2"

Antique 19th C American William & Mary Bureau. Cherry wood with three pull out drawers and ball feet. Originally purchased for $1,050. Measures 34 inches x 40 inches x 19.5 inches.

Bannister back heart and crown armchair with old black paint. Connecticut, mid 18th century. Condition: Repair to crest ear. Possible feet extension. H 46-1/4" W 24-3/8". Seat H 17" D 16-1/2". Provena

William and Mary armchair, New Hampshire, circa 1700 to 1730, with Spanish feet, painted wood with caned seat and back, 47" h x 25" w x 21" d.

Pennsylvania, early 18th century with restorations, with battened bread board top, single dovetailed drawer, stretcher base, surface with traces of early red paint, 29 x 51 x 32-1/2 in.

Attributed to Hudson Valley, 4th quarter-17th century, pine. Dovetailed case, front with paneled stiles, overlapping door with two shaped panels. Original strap hinges, pegged and rosehead nail constr

American William and Mary Walnut Highboy. Period top section fitted on a later antique base. 63-1/2"h. x 42-1/2"w. x 23"d. Condition: Good with wear, Period top section fitted on a later antique base.

Mid 18th century, poplar. Lid with routed edge, solid ends, two lower dovetailed drawers and onion shaped turned legs. Original blue-grey worn paint, rosehead nail construction and tear chop pulls are

Most likely New England, mid 18th century, pine. Lift lid with staple hinges, three faux drawers over two dovetailed drawers with most likely original brasses. High bracket feet and center apron drop.