East TN Cherry Banquet End

Pair of East Tennessee banquet end tables which join to form a dining table. Figured walnut and cherry primary, poplar secondary. Tables with semicircular design and drop leaf, figured curved aprons a

East Tennessee (Sullivan County) cherry pie safe with walnut top, poplar secondary. Case attributed to John Wolfe (Piney Flats, 1810-1891). Rectangular top with rounded edges over three dovetailed dra

East Tennessee, Hawkins or Greene County, corner cupboard of smaller size, cherry primary and poplar secondary, one-piece construction. Consisting of a flat top with molded edge, canted corner returns

East Tennessee, Hawkins or Greene County, cherry pie safe with Masonic pattern tins. Yellow pine secondary wood. Two dovetailed drawers over two cupboard doors with mortise and tenon construction, sin

East Tennessee cherry Sheraton bed, four elaborately turned posts with turned finials of an elongated lozenge type with beehive reeding on lower half, shaped headboard and footboard with turned legs.

PAIR OF CHERRY SHERATON D-END BANQUET TABLES WITH ROPE TURNED LEGS 48"X 84"X 29"

Circa 1810, likely Southern. The piece has a one board pine top above pegged cherry wood case resting on three nicely tapered legs. H27 3/4' W34 1/4" D17 1/4"

DAVID R. "RAY" PINE, SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, FEDERAL-STYLE CHERRY BANQUET TABLE, rectangular top fitted with hinged fall leaf to each end, the whole raised on square-tapered legs, extension mec

3 1/4" Rectangular Bannerstone. East TN. Unusual but old Steatite example with oversized hole. Looks like use wear on each end. Ex-Kevin Pipes

Southern Federal inlaid dining room table, cherry and other woods with tiger maple inlay veneers, poplar secondary, consisting of two D-shaped banquet ends with swing legs, each having three tiger map

Second quarter 19th century, cherry. Ends with cut corners, turned legs, drop leaf and mahogany veneered skirt, 30"h. 48.5"w. 22.5"d. With 23.5" leaves. Center dropleaf with turned legs and mahogany v

Mid19th C, East Tennessee , inlaid escutcheons, paneled ends , dovetailed graduated drawers, some drawer runner repair, 49T x 44.5W x 21.5D

East Tennessee , paneled ends, split banded and dovetailed drawers, tryptic front panels.31.5T x 44W x 19.5D

Large East Tennessee sideboard form pie safe, walnut primary and poplar secondary. Consisting of a plain overhanging top above three dovetailed drawers with turned pulls, above three doors, each have

East Tennessee, Hawkins Co., blue painted pie safe, poplar and yellow pine. Two dovetailed drawers with wooden pulls, punched tin lower doors and sides. Each of the eight (8) tins with a column and ar

East Tennessee pie safe, Hawkins or Greene County, walnut primary and yellow pine secondary. Rectangular form with plain top having canted corners, two dovetailed drawers with turned pulls above two d

1st item: Early Southern earthenware jar with lead and manganese glaze, extruded handles and short-flaring rim. Four incised lines around the upper shoulder followed by a sine wave and another four in

East Tennessee, possibly Grainger County, pie safe, poplar throughout with red wash. Rectangular form with plain top, two dovetailed drawers with turned pulls above two doors, each with four tins punc

East Tennessee 48 Star cotton and muslin quilt, in the form of an American flag. Comprised of a combination of machine stitched and handstitched 17 red and white stripes with 48 five-pointed stars on

Two (2) East Tennessee East Tennessee stoneware pottery items. 1st item: Salt-glazed stoneware crock with two incised lines around the shoulder and cobalt dot decoration below the rim and between the

Grouping of three (3) East Tennessee cobalt decorated stoneware pottery items, including two (2) preserving jars and one (1) cream pot with floral cobalt decoration to the bodies. All attributed to th

Miniature Middle Tennessee cherry rectangular box on turned legs, poplar secondary. Top with ogee molding, pegged stiles transition to a circular leg and spike foot. Bottom panel with pencil writing (

East Tennessee decorated stoneware jar or crock, attributed to Charles Frederick Decker (1832-1914) of Keystone Pottery, Washington County, TN. 2-Gallon salt-glazed form with cobalt decorated flower o

Grouping of three (3) East Tennessee stoneware pottery jars, possibly Greene County. 1st item: Stoneware pottery jar, unsigned but attributed to the Harmon pottery, with two applied lug handles, two l