Early Shelf in Black Paint

Stylish early shelf in black Paint. Circa 1850. Nice diminutive size. Square nail construction. Hangs or stands. H 26-1/8" W 21-3/4" D 4-1/8"

Painted Sheraton New England Washstand, red and black paint decorated, single dovetailed drawer, lower shelf, turned legs, early 19th c, 36"h x 33"w x 17"d, towel rack post with damage at end, lower s

LATE 19TH EARLY 20TH CENT PAINTED PINE WALL SHELF W/ FANCY CUT UPPER SHELF & SCALLOPED SIDES IN BLACK PAINT - 25 3/4" W X 8" D X 7 3/4" T - WEAR & IMPERFECTIONS

Medical cabinet having 2 glass doors over glass shelf over single glass door - late 19th to early 20th century. Newer black paint over original white paint. Very good condition. 62"H x 23"W x 18.5"D.

Black laquered hanging shelf in the Japanese taste, early 20th century, the two tiered shelf surmounting a paint decorated two-door cabinet depicting figures on a bridge with a pagoda beyond, opening

19th C. Rocking hobby horse in early black paint with speckled white decoration, on two rocker runners, carved head, saddle of early cloth, leather lined saddle handle, wear consistent with age and us

An Extremely Rare, Original 3.5Cm Finder In Black Paint Finish, In Fine Condition, With Visible Patina Of Use, A Matching Accessory For The Early Black Paint Summicron 35Mm Lenses

very early black paint Nikon F with eyelevel finder in like new 100% original condition, with motor plate, body cap - ex Jim Jannard collection The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (E

early black paint body with all correct features, eyelevel finder engraved 'NIKON F JAPAN' with rare Nikkor-S 1.4/5.8cm, Type 1, no.149560 (clear lenses, matching hood engraved 'NIPPON KOGAKU JAPAN',

18TH C NH DUNLAP SCHOOL BANDY LEG PAINTED HIGHBOY, FAN CARVED, EARLY BLACK PAINT OVER ORIGINAL RED, DOVETAILED DRAWERS, CHAMFERED BOTTOMS, QUEEN ANNE, 72 X 18 X 39

Pair of banister back side chairs with arched crest rails and sausage turnings. Early black paint. New England. Circa 1725. Provenance: Stephen/Douglas Antiques. H 45-3/4" W 18-1/8". Seat: H 17-5/8".

New England, late 18th century, circular top tilting over a well turned support, tripod base with fluted legs, early black paint surfaced with some traces of decoration, 28 x 20 x 19 in. Provenance: T

Period low back Windsor arm chair. Has early black paint, estate fresh. No viable breaks. Seat height is 15". 27" wide, 28" tall, 20" deep.

Miniature dovetailed blanket chest in early black paint. H 5-3/4" L 7-1/2". Dovetailed construction. Original wire hinges. Side of missing foot detached but present. Good lot of small New England bask

19th C Dome Top Chest in early black paint with original key 11.75" x 23.5" x 12"

Early bannister back arm chair in early black varnish/paint. Overall height 42-1/2". W 22-1/2" seat H 15-1/2". Old tin repair to one bannister.

Large wooden bookshelf, featuring five shelves, and black paint height 90.5 in. x width 60.5 in. x depth 15 in. Provenance: Property from the personal collection of a San Antonio, Texas interior des

Contemporary, pine. High back, shaped ends with three shelves, black distressed paint. 46.25"h. 33"w. 12"d.

American, 20th Century. Gallery back with scalloped crest, shaped ends and four shelves. Worn black paint over white. 36.75"h. 37"w. 9.25''d. From the collection of the late Audrey Caspari (New Jersey

Victorian Barley Twist 4 Shelf Display Shelves. Decorative spindles. Black paint finish. Dimensions: Height: 39.25 inches, Width: 17.25 inches, Depth: 13 inches. ---

Pair hoop back Windsor chairs, with black paint, early 19th century.

Early and rare black paint Summicron with black brass lens mount, feet scale, in very fine condition, good optics (slight cleaning marks on front element), incl. IROOA hood, front and rear cap and kee

early and rare black paint Summicron with black brass lens mount, feet scale, in very fine condition, good optics (slight cleaning marks on front element), incl. IROOA hood, front and rear cap and kee

SN: 1084423 Year/Baujahr: 1964 Condition/Zustand: B- English Very early Leicaflex Standard black paint, Mark 1 with “pie” shaped black counter. The rare camera is used,