EARLY AMERICAN MAPLE LOWBOY circa 18th century not

18TH C QUEEN ANNE LOWBOY, CIRCA 1720, MAPLE, PINE AND VENEER. ORIGINAL TOP, REPLACED BRASSES, EARLY FORM WELL DEFINED CABRIOLE LEGS, SOME MINOR IMPERFECTIONS. 21 X 32 X 29

Late 18th century, with a single long drawer over three short drawers, above a scroll cut apron with acorn pendants. The cabinet rests on cabriole legs and ending in pad feet. Top reattached with repl

with oval top Height- 25 1/2" Top- 26" x 32 1/2"

American Queen Anne Maple Lowboy. The outset rectangular molded edge top over a long drawer, a center drawer carved with fan and adorned by twin side by side drawers over a shaped apron with two acorn

Early Queen Anne Maple Lowboy. American, Circa 1720-1740 (33"x19"x33")

Circa early 18th century American step back open front three tier shelf over a two door bottom cabinet with two interior shelves. The piece also features original paint throughout and h-shaped metal h

This early American watercolor, circa 1710/20 by Miss N. Brent is a copy of a French engraving. It is entitled "Le Travail. All Employed" It depicts a busy family, including a boy at his studies, a da

Circa 1785. Typical 18th Century form with Doublestruck Heel. Hallmarked as shown. Monogrammed as shown. 14 5/8" in length.

A nice antique early American Sully style frame. Used on early Portrait and landscape paintings. Circa mid 18th to early 19th century. One of the most common standard sizes 25in x 30in.Rabbit size 25

Late 18th/early 19h century American tiger maple highboy having cabriole legs, 70 1/4" H x 40 1/4 W, x 21/2" D. Provenance: Reading, Massachusetts collection.

Early American, 19th century, circa 1830's Tiger Maple one drawer stand work table on tripod base. Measuring approx: top is 20 1/2 in x 18 1/2 in and standing 30 1/2" tall. Very good condition overall

DESCRIPTION: (5) Native American woven baskets. CIRCA: Late 18th, early 19th century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: Largest: 15.5" H :4" CONDITION: ($) in good condition, (1) in poor condition. Unless otherw

A Stunning example of Early American furniture in this 6 drawer Tiger Maple and pine secondary wood highboy chest seated on tall bracket feet. Late 18th century New English area probably Rhode Island

Trestle sleigh seat is antique. Piece is crafted from maple and has wrought iron ports. American circa 18th Century. Piece measures approx 33 inches wide 24 inches tall, 16 inches deep at base. Piece

American, 18th Century. Two maple plates and a fine deep-turned charger (shallow bowl) retaining old black paint, each on raised slight foot; the charger and one plate with incised bands. Together wit

An early 18th century American Country Queen Anne sidechair. Maple construction with a shaped crest and vasiform splat, splint seat and turned legs terminating in pad feet, with a turned front stretch

Black History 18th Century "Middle Passage" Iron Slave Leg Shackles c. 1750 to 1800 18th Century, Hand-Wrought Iron Slave Leg Shackles, Atlantic "Middle Passage" Type, Choice Very Fine. Rare original

coin silver tankard, mark of William Young, Philadelphia, circa 1770, 7 3/4 in. H., 33.15 ozt. The cypher J.E.N. is believed to be for John and Elizabeth Nixon 1733-1808. John Nixon was long a member

Fine quality, early 20th century copy of an 18th century New England early American highboy. Possibly by Eldred Wheeler. Measuring approx 5ft tall x 34" wide x 20" deep. Very good condition and execut

American, early 18th Century. The eight-sided top above a ratchet adjustable base held in by a rectangular outer frame, raised on cross-stretcher arched base. Rosehead nails and red stain throughout.

John Payne (American, 18th/19th century), "Georgia from the latest Authorities 1810"-1810/11. An early American engraved map of the Southern United States by mapmaker John Payne (American, 18th/19th c

Queen Anne walnut lowboy dresser table. Has a single deep drawer in frieze with three dummy drawer fronts. Sits on cabriole legs with pad feet. Produced early 18th Century, circa 1710. Warm aged patin

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

EARLY 18TH C RHODE ISLAND TAVERN TABLE, OVAL TOP, QUEEN ANNE PAD FEET, MAPLE , ORIGINAL PINE TOP, CIRCA 1720-1740, ALL ORIGINAL DIMINUTIVE PAD FEET, SPLAYED LEGS, 28.5 X 42 X 28 TALL