PENNSYLVANIA TIGER MAPLE SHORT STOCK 36 CAL. RIFLE

Includes an two-piece antique Pennsylvania schoolmaster's desk, tiger maple and pine, dovetailed construction. Measuring approx. 40"h x 36"l x 18.5"w.

Early 19th century. Each is percussion, one having a nice tiger maple stock the other having been altered at some point. No markings detected. L43" L38"

old color, three short drawers over five graduated drawers with oval, embossed beehinve brass; scalloped skirt with flared feet; the top two side drawers have secret locks, 62"h; 37.75"w; 20.5"d Colle

American Chippendale tiger maple highboy, possibly Pennsylvania, upper case with molded cornice, three over two short drawers, over three graduated long drawers flanked by fluted quarter columns, the

TWO HALF STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLES19th CenturyApprox. .36 and .41 cal. Unmarked.Lengths 51” and 56”.

PENNSYLVANIA TIGER MAPLE BLIND-DOOR CORNER CUPBOARD, one-piece construction, canted returns, applied cove-molded cornice above two hinged raised-panel doors concealing two fixed shelves having plate g

A Pennsylvania Tiger Maple Tall Case Clock, Jacob Eyer, Pottsville, Second Quarter 19th Century.  The white-painted arched dial with rolling moon phase, having Arabic numerals, with sub

highly figured maple dish top tilting over a compressed ball support, on tripod base with slipper feet, 25-1/4 x 18-1/4 x 18-1/2 in. Provenance: Property from an Important Charleston Collection

Pennsylvania Sheraton Tiger Maple and Mahogany Tall Case Clock. 93-1/4"h. Condition: Fair to good with wear and loss. Missing pane, repaint to moon phase.

Pennsylvania Sheraton Cherry and Tiger Maple Bow Front Chest of Drawers. Circa 1820-1830, four full width graduated cockaded drawers, original brass floral rosette pulls, oval key echelons, banded mah

A two part Q.A highboy, top section with a moulded cornice over two short over four long drawers, base with three short drawers in tiger maple, above a high scrolled cut out apron (typical of other NH

ELDRED WHEELER QA STYLE TIGER MAPLE HIGHBOY 71"H X 36"W X 19"D

Queen Anne Tiger Maple Side Chair, probably Pennsylvania, last half of the 18th century. Serpentine scratch-beaded crest on raked stiles centering a vasiform splat, the rush seat on frontal cabriole l

Federal bowed front chest with tiger maple drawer fronts, circa 1800. height 36 in., width 39 3/4 in.

Burl walnut rococo credenza parlor cabinet with heavy carving on rounded doors and front and tiger maple drawers, made by Mitchell and Rammelsberg, 36 in. T, 52 in. W, 21 in. D.

Eldred Wheeler Chippendale Style Tall Chest with Tiger Maple Drawers Used condition 55-5/8"h x 36-1/2"w x 19-1/4"d

Tiger maple Chippendale chest on chest. Circa 1800. Untouched condition with original brasses. H 77", upper case W 34", lower case W 36", D 18-3/4". Excellent as found condition. Minor losses and impe

Branded Stephen Plaud American Built Heirlooms Tiverton Rhode Island. Table with a tiger maple top, black painted barley twist and medial stretcher base. 30”H x 72”L x 36”W.

Dentil molded cornice, two arched panel doors with fifteen light panels and two short drawers over six drawers and two doors, dovetail shaped feet, tenon construction. 89"h x 66"w x 22"d **Please Note

Lyon & Healy tiger maple harp, paint decorated sound board, in good condition, by Lyon & Healy, Chicago, No 3628". The harp is 70.75" tall, 36" deep & width is 21". This harp came from the estate of h

Molded cornice, five short over three graduated over four dovetail drawers with original batwing pulls, shaped apron, on cabriole legs with Spanish feet. 81"h x 42"w x 23"d

A very good 19th century tiger maple flat fronted bonnet chest in blue paint, showing a bank of short drawers flanked by two larger drawers, over 3 tiers of graduated full width drawers, all with orig

20th century; by Eldred Wheeler, two sets of two stacking drawers flanking center drawer with carved fan, over five graduated drawers, on bracket feet, 55 1/2 in. H., 36 in. W., 19 in. D.

American, 18th C. Crack to top. 38-1/2"h x 42-1/2"w x 22-1/4"d Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania