Delaware Valley Queen Anne maple and poplar corn

DELAWARE VALLEY QUEEN ANNE TIGER MAPLE DRESSING TABLE, thumb-molded top with canted front corners, above one full-length and three short lip-molded drawers, and a scrolled skirt, raised on cabriole le

Mid-late 18th century, walnut. Solid splat, with cabriole legs ending in trifid feet. 38.75" high. Ex Bill Samaha. This lot is eligible for pick-up or furniture/freight shipping. If you need assistanc

Delaware Valley Queen Anne mahogany candle stand with finely turned shaft, 28"h. x 18"dia.

Delaware Valley Queen Anne tea table, circa 1780, with dish top, birdcage support, and snake feet. 28.25"h. x 33.5"diameter.

Connecticut River Valley Queen Anne Maple Side Chair, Late Eighteenth Century. The yoke crest rail above a vase-form splat within sausage and baluster-turned stiles, the trapezoidal woven splint seat

DESCRIPTION: Pennsylvania walnut Queen Anne Great Chair. Probably Delaware Valley circa 1720-70. Yoke back with solid wood shaped splat flanked by turned uprights. Box stretcher with a later rush wove

A Queen Anne carved walnut side chair Delaware Valley, circa 1750 Shaped crestrail with central carved shell, shaped solid splat, slip seat, shaped apron, on cabriole legs with carved lappets to knees

Delaware Valley, 18th century, shaped crest and vasiform splat, shaped front seat rail, stocking feet with stretchers, warm brown color with traces of old surface, 39 in. repairs at one front foot (in

A Queen Anne Style Walnut Spice Chest by Robert Treate Hogg, Circa 1970. Modeled as a miniature Delaware Valley Chest on Stand in the 18th century tradition. Dovetailed case with molded corn

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

Mid 18th century, mixed woods including maple, chestnut, poplar and pine. Cabriole legs with pad feet, single board top with thumb molded edge, scrolled apron and one over three dovetailed drawers wit

Circa 1770, likely Philadelphia or Delaware River Valley. The piece having a nice form with well shaped back and scrolling arms atop frame with through mortised back legs indicative of the region. The

Massive Country Queen Anne Armchair, ca. 1750-60, southwestern CT or NY, in maple, tiger maple and poplar; having a rich, older surface color, with rounded crest rail, vase-shaped splat, shaped arms,

Mid 18th century, maple and poplar. Turned legs, shaped stretcher and oval two board top. Top has butterflies and reset battens, wear and possibly reshaped edges. 24.5"h. 30"w. 24"d.

old untouched surface; four graduated drawers (bales original); on frame with scalloped skirt and bandy cabriole legs; 9.5"h; 35"w; 17.5"d Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve b

Queen Anne Maple Bonnet-Top Highboy, MA. 18th cent. Samuel Breckinridge (1881-1958) & Christine Graham Long (1888-1959). Ht. 7' 4" W 36" D 20".

molded over-hanging top, one over three drawers with original brass, center drawer with fan carving; cabriole legs ending in pad feet, 31.5"h; case 28.5"w; 18"d; top 34"w, 22.5&quo

Fine New Hampshire Queen Anne maple highboy, Dunlap school, Southern NH. Top with five graduated drawers, base with four drawers including one with fan carving on bandy legs. Inscribed 1790 on back. 7

American Queen Anne maple flat-top highboy, 18th/19th c., possibly Connecticut, figured maple, pine secondary, brass pulls and backplates, in two parts, with flat molded cornice concealing hidden draw

Queen Anne maple chest on frame, New Hampshire, circa 1780. Flare cornice above three short drawers and 5 graduated drawers. The frame with shaped aprons, short cabriole legs and pad feet. Pleasing wa

CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY QUEEN ANNE CHERRY SERPENTINE FRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS, boldly shaped, overhanging top with serpentine front and scratch-beaded edges, above a conforming case fitted with four gr

New England, 18th Century. 47in h x 32in w. Condition: Small chip losses to pad feet; crewelwork upholstery worn. Together with hand needlework measured panels.

Circa 1730. Projecting top over scrolled apron, cabriole legs. 27 1/4" Tall 29" X 18 3/4" wide.

New England, 18th C. 5'10"h x 38-1/2"w x 21"d