ca 1740 RI maple & ash 4 slat ladderback mushroom

very early ca 1740 New England maple & ash 4 slat ladderback armchair w nice turnings in old untouched surface - (needs seat replacement) - 44 1/2" tall

Ca 1740 period QA RI maple oval top tea table in all orig cond featuring great legs & full QA pad feet - 34 1/4" x 28" top x 27" tall

Delaware Valley maple, 4-slat, potty armchair; together with a rocker and a bamboo planter and a ladderback, two seat bench, with split wood seat. Armchair: 46"h x 23"w x 16"d

18th c. (4) slat ladderback chair. Rush seat. C. 1740's. 17" seat Ht., 44 1/2" overall Ht..

ca 1790 RI tenon arm bowback Windsor armchair in maple, pine & ash & all orig structural cond - 37 1/2" tall

very rare & important Pilgrim Century ca 1680-1690 mushroom arm maple & oak ladderback chair from a 1690 built Gloucester, MA house in orig red paint & near perfect cond w all components fully intact

Shaker mushroom arm 4 slat rocker from Enfield, CT, rush seat, maple with tiger maple arms, old refinish, 47"T with 18.5"W x 14"D seat, seat height is 16", includes Shaker book from the Faith and Edwa

rare early ca 1740's NH QA maple sorting table in old surface w bold button feet 20 3/4" x 24" top x 25" tall

early ca 1740 Eastern CT strong ladderback armchair w massive curly maple arms in old color surfaces - 44" tall

PENNSYLVANIA LADDERBACK ARMCHAIR, maple and ash, the back set with four arch-top slates supported on sausage-turned posts topped with mushroom-style finials, the shaped arms resting on baluster-form s

New York, 2nd half 19th century, maple. Three slats, top one impressed "4". Bottom slat has stenciled label. Dark original stain with water spots. Tape loom seat with interior stuffing appears origina

Very fine period QA ca 1740 North Shore MA or Southern NH maple & pine splay leg tea table w shaped apron & pad feet in a nice old red wash - 33 1/4" x 24 1/4" top x 25 1/2" tall

Shaker #7 rocker,4 slat example with towel bar, arms with mushroom caps and tape seat, with Mt Lebanon NY stamp on lower ladder back and number 7 on upper, 40"H x 25”W x 16” seat height

rare early 19thC burled maple or ash mushroom form lidded burl wood cannister in orig dark red & yellow paint - excellent untouched cond - fine dark patina - 4" tall

Ca. 1800. Maple high chair with old, worn, original, red paint, turned finials, splint seat and slat damage, 21.5" seat, 40"h. High chair with worn, original, black apint, turned finials, button arms,

very early ca 1720-1740 Wm & Mary stretcher based CT tavern table in maple & pine featuring orig feet & oval top in traces of old red paint surface - 26" tall w 23 1/2" x 33 1/4" oval top

United States,1710-1740 Three-slat oak back with rounded finials and corsetted stile and matching front legs with turned oak arms and stretcher base, original painted maple surface with original wear

Delaware Valley green maple, five-slat ladderback armchair, circa 1780, with rush seat and ball and ring front stretcher. Provenance: H.L. Chalfont Antiques 45.5"h x 22.5"w x 17.5"d / seat height = 16

fantastic period QA ca 1740 Newburyport, MA maple & pine rare chest on frame w orig QA brasses & great early red paint over the orig red wash - fully developed cabriole legs, scroll cut base & great c

ANTIQUE Chinese export porcelain 'Pronk Arbor' enameled plate, ca 1740. 9 1/4"

Great early ca 1720 New London County CT maple mushroom arm bannister back chair w molded crest, full height & huge intact mushrooms in old black paint (this chair has been in an 18thC home for as lon

Excellent period Hepplewhite ca 1790-1810 rare carved tiger maple 4 dr chest from Worcester County MA featuring wonderful deep scalloped apron & high flaring French feet in old surface

ca 1680 New England turned ash & maple armchair in old but not orig finish (legs extended) - 46" tall - from the Katharine Prentis Murphy Collection

Providence, RI, ca. 1820-30. 36-1/4"h x 6'4-1/2"w x 25"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, published by St