SILAS RICE CONNECTICUT CHIPPENDALE SECRETARY, CA.

This Silas Rice cherry three section desk and bookcase which retains most of its old brass and old, likely original, crusty finish has found it’s way back to us. ‘The pediment with carved

Reputedly by Aaron Chapin, Hartford, 3rd quarter 18th century, mahogany with pine secondary. Two piece with broken arch pediment with floral carved rosettes, period, if not original finials and two do

*A Chippendale Cherry Secretary Bookcase Connecticut, Circa 1780 the superstructure having a swan neck pediment and flame finials above the scroll-paneled doors opening to shelves, the base with a sla

A fine ca. 1792 Chippendale carved cherry secretary, a dentil carved pediment top with three carved cherry flame finials, scalloped panel doors flanked with fluted pilasters, a slant lid with a fine i

American (Connecticut, ca 1820). Hepplewhite oak and mahogany veneers tall case clock with swan's neck pediment and urn finials over an arched hood door, flanked with turned columns, the shaped wais

American Chippendale oxbow secretary bureau, Late 18th c., probably Connecticut, figured walnut case with reverse serpentine front, three stacked drawers over claw-and-ball feet, drop-down writing sur

Connecticut, circa 1740-60, Shaped amphitheater interior, pine and sycamore secondary. 42" wide, 19 3/4" deep, 7'2 1/2" without finial. CONDITION: In good structural condition. Finish in good conditi

New London County, Connecticut, ca. 1780, with stop-fluting 44-1/2"h x 40"w x 17-1/4"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by

untouched surface, molded top, four graduated drawers, bold ogee feet; 32"h; case 32"w; 19"d; top 35.75"w Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during

18th c. Chippendale mahogany Butlers secretary. Charleston South Carolina C. 1785, style of Robert Walker. 53" x 21 1/2" x 98".

period Chippendale ca 1780 Charleston, SC black walnut tall chest on fine ogee bracket base featuring 3 small drawers w locking mechanisms over 5 long drawers - Southern yellow pine secondary wood - 6

Third quarter 18th century, maple and pine. Rose head nails. Two piece with bookcase top with molded cornice and slant front desk base with fitted interior and four dovetailed graduated drawers with r

Ogre bracket foot, bookcase top, banded and dovetailed drawers, dental molding 82.5 tall x 21.5 deep base x 10 deep at top x 39 wide

period Chippendale ca 1770 English mahog carved bracket base chest-on-chest in orig finish & orig brasses - 6' tall x 40" upper case width & 42" lower case width

American Mahogany Chippendale secretary bookcase, poplarand white pine secondary, two part construction. The upper section with broken-pediment bonnet top with central flame finial, plain frieze and p

Fine Period Chippendale ca 1740-1760 Philadelphia carved walnut ball & claw ft lowboy w reeded quarter columns - 33 1/2" case width

Wonderful period Chippendale ca 1780 wing chair w 18thC tapestry upholstery - 46" tall

Beautiful set of 6 Philadelphia Chippendale ca 1755-1775 carved mahog Gothic influenced dining chairs - 37 1/2"

CIRCA 1750-1790 MAHOGANY CHIPPENDALE SECRETARY. Height: 82.5 in. by Width: 40.25 in. by Depth: 22.5

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Ca. 1878.

Rare Polychrome Man in Barrel. Made for J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Ca. 1890's. From Gertrude Hegarty's Collection.

A Set of Twelve Japanese Kozuka Mixed Metal Dinner Knives, having Landers, Frary & Clark blades, Aetna Works, New Britain, Connecticut, ca. 1880, Each knife handle is signed by the artist with mixed m

18th century Connecticut secretary with Spanish feet, rare candle slides, fluted pilasters, glass doors and a nicely fitted interior. Interior includes tombstone/drop cubbies and document drawers. Bra

Designed by Charles Bailey. Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Ca. 1906. A curious young boy has discovered a bird's nest in a low-lying branch of a tree. He shimmies up some ber