Rare Philadelphia Queen Anne Walnut Spice Box

PHILADELPHIA QUEEN ANNE WALNUT SIDE CHAIR, the back featuring a yoke-shaped crest rail with rounded ends above a solid vasiform splat and trapezoidal seat rails mortised through the rear posts, and ha

A rare Queen Anne walnut slipper armchair, Boston, circa 1740-50. A very scarce form with a fully carved shell at the crest and at each knee. Shaped arms with scrolled hand holds above a slip seat and

Philadelphia Queen Anne Walnut Tilt-Top Tea Table, 1760-80. The circular dish top tilting above a birdcage support and cylindrical ring-turned and supressed ball standard, raised on cabriole legs endi

PHILADELPHIA QUEEN ANNE WALNUT SIDE CHAIR, shaped crest rail above solid baluster-form splat spoon back, and trapezoidal seat frame with through-mortise side rails, the whole raised on cabriole legs w

Philadelphia Queen Anne walnut necessary chair, circa 1770. 42.5"h x 29"w x 18"d / 15.5" seat height

Pair of Philadelphia Queen Anne style Walnut side chairs each signed "Harrison Higgins", 1988. 41"h. x 18"w. Seat height 18".

A Queen Anne Style Walnut Spice Chest by Robert Treate Hogg, Circa 1970. Modeled as a miniature Delaware Valley Chest on Stand in the 18th century tradition. Dovetailed case with molded corn

Boston, circa 1740, with yolk crest and solid vasiform splat, leather upholstered slip seat with scalloped seat rails, lambrequin knees with C scrolls, shaped stretchers and pad feet, period slip seat

Rare and important set of Queen Anne walnut chairs with splat back with slip balloon leather seats on a stretcher base. Boston origin circa 1750. Per family archives and label, the set of chairs belon

Philadelphia, ca. 1740-60, with shell decoration. 41"h x 20"w x 16"d Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Collection" by Stanley Weiss, pub

A rare form walnut serving table with a deep scalloped apron on turned legs ending in button feet. 28”H x 40”L x 19”W.

English, 18th C. 27-1/2"h x 31-1/2"w x 19-1/4"d Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The round top with affixed battens pivoting upon a box birdcage support with four turned columns, connected by a wafer to a conical shaft above a turned standard, raised on cabriole legs terminating i

Circa 1770, attributed to Philadelphia. The piece has an excellent figured top and leaves above shaped skirt at each end leading down to four very well carved legs ending in an excellently carved trip

Vintage Miniature Queen Anne Style Walnut Highboy. Unsigned, Made by Joseph Zuili, Pine Street, Philadelphia, PA. 20"h. x 12-1/4"w. x 8-1/4"d. Condition: Very good.

Antique Queen Anne style box that opens to reveal three compartments. Early reticulated hinge design and scroll style hinge closures on both sides. Underside of lid shows small inner lid line age wear

An English Queen Anne-style walnut lowboy dressing table with a three-drawer case. 27-1/2in tall x 30-1/2in wide x 18in deep. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and internation

Philadelphia circa 1770-1780; with carved shell on crest rail and trifid feet. 38 in. H, 20 in W., 17 in. D. From the Estate of Philip S. Dubey.

DESCRIPTION: Pennsylvania walnut Queen Anne Great Chair. Probably Delaware Valley circa 1720-70. Yoke back with solid wood shaped splat flanked by turned uprights. Box stretcher with a later rush wove

A walnut Queen Anne drop leaf table circa 1750. The form consisting of four straight club feet resting on biscuits. The box frame with attached walnut leaves. MEASUREMENTS: 14" wide x 36" deep x 27-3/

Exceptional Quality Rare Set In Carved Walnut Comprising 8 Side Chairs And 2 Shepherd’s Crook Armchairs. Spoon Backs With Burl Splats And Balloon Slip Seats. Shell-Carved Crests And Knees, Circ

Rare Victorian walnut ice box with fancy gallery. Porcelain lined compartment with brass spicket. Marked B. H. Archer's Philadelphia. 46" wide, 40" tall, 18" deep.

Massachusetts Queen Anne Walnut Bonnet-Top Highboy. Attributed to Benjamin Frothingham, Charlestown, MA, circa 1740-1760, 84-1/2"h. x 42"w. x 22"d.

A QUEEN ANNE WALNUT DOUBLE-DOMED BUREAU CABINETEARLY 18TH CENTURY AND LATERThe mirrored doors enclosing drawers and recesses, the bureau fall enclosing drawers, pigeon holes and a sliding section to a