SOUTHERN, POSSIBLY VIRGINIA, PAINTED MAPLE LADDERBACK

SOUTHERN, POSSIBLY VIRGINIA, PAINTED MAPLE LADDERBACK ARM CHAIR bold rail-and-spindle form, three-slat back, turned arm rests, woven-rush seat, and double box stretcher. Retains an early, possibly ori

SOUTHERN, POSSIBLY VIRGINIA, PAINTED OAK WRITING ARM CHAIR, three-slat back, molded-edge writing board, broad woven-cane seat, double box stretcher. Old black-painted surface. Late 19th/early 20th cen

American Southern Painted Ladder-Back Side Chair , 19th c., possibly Alabama, rawhide seat , h. 34 in., w. 17 1/4 in., d. 14 in Provenance: Property of the Mobile Museum of Art, Mobile, AL, sold to be

BARBER CO., VIRGINIA (NOW WEST VIRGINIA) PAINTED LADDERBACK CHILD'S ARMCHAIR, three-slat back, shaped arm rests, and likely original seat. Retains an old blue-green-painted surface. Late 18th/first qu

SOUTHERN POSSIBLY VIRGINIA STAND TABLE, walnut, tapered legs, with original pull handle, line-inlaid decoration throughout. Circa 1830. 28 5/8" H, 20 7/8" W, 21" D.Good visual condition overall. Top w

American Southern Painted Ladder-Back Rocker , 19th c., onion finials, rush seat , h. 34 1/2 in., w. 19 in., d. 27 1/2 in Provenance: Property of the Mobile Museum of Art, Mobile, AL, sold to benefit

SOUTHERN, POSSIBLY VIRGINIA, YELLOW PINE DOUGH BOX ON STAND, the hinged rectangular lid over a dovetailed case, raised on an oak base of splayed legs with beaded edges and a pinned H-form stretcher. O

Southern, possibly Virginia, Hepplewhite walnut chest of drawers, poplar and pine secondary woods. Rectangular top with applied moldings over four graduated drawers with string inlay; drawers flanked

A Southern (possibly Virginia) Country Federal corner cupboard. One-piece construction with reeded & fluted column decoration. Upper single glass cabinet door with lower single plank door. Attached pe

Delaware River Valley, 18th C. Patch to top slat. 46"h

SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN PAINTED MAPLE AND OAK SITTING CHAIR, deeply-bowed two-slat back with heavy pins, original woven river-cane splint seat, Original dark green painted surface with outstanding wear.

Federal inlaid walnut cellarette-on-stand Southern States, possibly Virginia or North Carolina, circa 1800 The interior fitted with bottle compartments. H: 36 in. W: 15 in. L: 22 1/2 in. PROVENANCE:Co

AMERICAN, POSSIBLY SOUTHERN, PAINTED WEATHERVANE, the elongated cut-out yellow pine arrow with cut-out sheet-iron end to tail, on an iron support rod topped with a wooden orb and cast-iron finial. Ret

Cubist ceramic Vase. Hand formed with open work and spout in form of a woman, scratch technique and black painted. Possibly southern France or Spain around 1960

Southern, possibly Southwest Virgina, desk and bookcase, walnut primary, pine secondary, constructed in two sections. The upper section with a projecting cornice over two glazed doors opening to revea

possibly southern found in Virginia in the mid 1980s. Stretcher base William and Mary table ca. 1800 fantastic turned legs orginal drawer and top. 30.5x17.5x31The drawer is very early construction. No

Hepplewhite mahogany flip top game table, bellflower inlay, legs loose, loss of inlay on one leg, 29-1/4" h x 36" w x 18" d, possibly Southern, bought in Virginia 1930, custom glass top

Southern Federal D-End Banquet Tablepossibly Virginia, early 19th century, mahogany, mahogany veneer, poplar secondary, veneered skirt with applied cockbeaded lower edge, square molded straight legs.

Non-traditional Native American painted cloth dress, c. 1910-1930, possibly Southern Plains, dyed and painted cotton with rolled tin cone fringe, 3/4 length sleeves, 39.5"l, 19"w, 5lbs (919) Start Pri

Ca. mid 19thC. From central southern Virginia, all hand built. A beautiful piece with Paneled doors, beaded drawers, yellow heart pine, with the original interior painted a robins egg blue. The interi

possibly Virginia or North Carolina, late-18th century, with faux bamboo spindle back and arms, wide poplar plank seat on turned legs, 33 x 80 x 20 in.

American Southern Walnut and Punched Tin Pie Safe , 19th c., possibly Virginia, single drawer, cabinet doors with spreadwing eagle decoration, ring-turned toupie feet , h. 54 3/4 in., w. 40 in., d. 19

Possibly Virginia, having a yellow pine top section with two doors and shelves over two doors and shelves to bottom on bracket feet, pegged mortise and tenon construction. Burn damage to one side. In

Possibly Shaker, New England, 19th C., together with two flax hetchels, one tin mounted with date 1797 and the initials C.S. and a figured maple flax comb, 4 pieces Provenance: Property from a Private