New England countryside, C. S. Rice imprinted

19 C. Folk Art Oil Painting New England Waterscape. Antique oil painting features waterfront, sail boat, row boat and countryside. Oil on canvas. Framed in burled oak and signed by the artist. Boat na

Cherry 2 piece Queen Anne highboy, New England, c 1770-80, top with 5 long drawers, base with one long over 3 short drawers, all with original brass, shell carved center door, 73" h, 39" w at base

Single drawer stand, New England, c. 1810, cherry, square top with four projecting ovolo "porringer" corners, drawer with cross banding, with ring turning above swelled, tapered and turned legs, 27 &f

Property from a Private Collection, Hilton Head Island, SC Description: Matthäus Seutter (German/ Augsburg, 1678–1756/57) Map of New England, c. 1730, an updated view of New Netherlands in

Two Painted Leather Fire Buckets, New England, c. 1825. The shorter barrel-shaped bucket inscribed 'Worcester UFA' in gold and green paint over maroon ground, handle detached; together with tall black

CLOCK: Banjo wall clock, New England, c. 1825, box glass painted with "S. Willard's Patent." mahogany case with eagle finial, one piece cherry backboard, brass bezel, gilt rope frames and brass, diamo

Late Federal Mahogany Upholstered Sofa, New England, c. 1820-25. Square back with downward-sloping arms and molded scrolled handholds on spiral-carved and ring-turned supports continuing to vase- and

Windsor continuous armchair, New England, c. 1780, early finish, eleven turned spindles, shaped armrests over vasiform and ring turned supports, saddle seat, splayed legs with H-form stretcher, tape l

Federal Inlaid Mahogany Pole Screen, probably New England, c. 1800. The screen with ovolo corners and raised cross-banded border, mounted to a vase- and ring-turned shaft raised on three string-inlaid

Federal Mahogany Inlaid Bow-front Chest of Drawers New England, c. 1800-10. With checkered banded inlay on cutout base, (old surface, original brasses, veneer losses), 101cm wide, 50cm deep, 93cm high

Five Pewter Deep Dishes, New England, c. 1800-50. Assembled group includes one deep dish impressed twice on bottom with mark of Middletown, Connecticut, pewterer Jacob Whitmore (1736-1825), above touc

Dining table, New England, c. 1800, cherry, oblong top and leaves, six legs, two of which swing to support leaves, straight tapered legs, minor distress checks to top, old repairs to one frieze, 27 &f

A Federal pine two-drawer work table, New England, circa 1800 27 3/4 in. high; 19 3/4 in. wide;19 5/8 in. deep

Property from a Private Collection, New England Description: American Diminutive Grain-Painted Pine Storage Cabinet, Probably New England c. 1840-50, the triangular pediment above doors opening to

Signed lower left. On board. Bernard Corey (1914 - 2000) was a 20th century American impressionist painter. He is known for his beautifully rendered landscape paintings of New England countryside and

Signed lower right. Bernard Corey (1914 - 2000) was a 20th century American impressionist painter. He is known for his beautifully rendered landscape paintings of New England countryside and shore. He

New England, c. 1780, formerly the top of a highboy, feet replaced. 45"h x 36"w x 18"d

New England, c. 1800, with attached writing surface above a small drawer and another drawer under seat. 47"h x 38"w Provenance: Sotheby's, New York, Sep. 27, 2012, lot 149, $1875.

New England Chippendale wingback armchair measuring 43" tall x 33" wide and 31" deep. Seat height: approx. 18.5". New England, c. 1770-1780. Includes bill of sale dated 1992 from Campbell House Antiqu

Federal pine standing slant-front writing desk New England, c. 1790-1810 Having a lift lid desk top concealing a fitted four drawer interior above a long deep drawer above a long drawer, writing slide

A WILLIAM AND MARY HIGH STAND, NEW ENGLAND, C. 1710-1740. In walnut and veneers, with molded cornice over case, the upper section with three short and three long drawers with banded edges, resting on

One piece pine cupboard of slender proportions with a single paneled door with an open top on a small cut-out base. Original condition, New England, c. 1820, 77.5 inches H x 24.25 inches W x 13 inches

New England, c.1740-1750, the circular dished top with concave molded edge over a column and ring turned standard, on a tripod base of carved cabriole legs ending in snake feet. Old repair to one leg.

Silver Communion Cup, New England, c. 1802, with flaring rim on a flaring molded base, the front engraved "The Gift of Dec/Timothy Cowles/to the Church of the/1st Sociy Hartford/June 1802," engraved "