FEDERAL CHEST, VERMONT BILLINGS FAMILY PROV.

Vermont Federal 6 drawer deck top chest in original surface, crotch mahogany drawer fronts, cherry, birch, great brass, signed by Elias P. Marsh (unrecorded). 1st quarter 19th c. 42"w 50"h 20"d

Federal chest with four drawers. Family history indicates East Tennessee, circa 1810-1820. Walnut exterior and drawer faces with skeleton key holes. Southern Pine box backs, box sides and drawer botto

Ca. 1790-1800 card table in a warm rich color with shaped swell front and an inlaid flame birch paneled apron on double tapered legs. Shreve, Crump & Low / Abbot-Chase Family Prov. 28.75”H x 36&

DESCRIPTION: New England federal chest of drawers. Turret corner chest of drawers, possibly Vermont or northern New York. Circa 1820-1830. Tiger maple and other woods. Form consisting of a case holdin

Federal style chest of drawers, circa 1821, walnut burl wood, with hinged top, opening to inscribed "H.I. H"initials above "West Point / Miss." (West Point, Mississippi), four drawers

Having iridescent glass pulls h. 12-1/2 w. 16 d. 8 in. Provenance: By descent through the family of an important South Salem, NY collector [In Situ Item] This item will not be on display in our salero

North Carolina Federal Inlaid Walnut Chest of Drawersattributed to the Sharrock family, eastern region, circa 1800, yellow pine secondary, dovetailed case, two board rectangular top with applied molde

Ca 1840 Vermont Empire 4 drawer chest of drawers, with Federal backsplash, ebonized original finish, bonnet drawer, case width 41 1/2"

Four drawers, turned legs, glass pulls, cock beaded drawers. Dimensions: 41 H x 40 L x 21 D Property from the Pennell Estate, ‘4 Winds’ in Washington, CT; a family who traces their history in Wash

A Country Federal Red Painted Pine and Maple Two-Drawer Blanket Chest Related to Vermont Shaker furniture, First Half 19th Century appears to retain the original hinges, lock, and clasp. Height 38 1/4

The 4 drawers in plum pudding Mahogany, French feet. Dimensions: 34 H x 41.5 W x 23 D Property from the Pennell Estate, ‘4 Winds’ in Washington, CT; a family who traces their history in Washington

19th c Vermont tiger maple and cherry chest of drawers with three small drawers over four graduated drawers on petite turned legs. Family history indicates the chest is out of a Marshfield VT Farm. Mi

Circa 1830. Having a breadboard hinged top opening to large interior above lower case housing drawer atop bracket foot. H36" W41" D18 3/4" Sold from the collection of a South Carolina family.

Rare Hepplewhite example in mahogany, with bass wood secondary. Southern Vermont origin, with original fire gilt oval brass, original surface. 39.5”H x ( case 40”W x 20”D)

New England, possibly Vermont, c. 1820. 40"h x 42"w x 19"d

American, 19th C. Patches near keyholes, restorations to veneers on apron. 5'3-1/2"h x 42"w x 21-1/2"d Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia

Reeded stiles, turret corners. Dimensions: 34.5 H x 41 W x 19.5 D Property from the Pennell Estate, ‘4 Winds’ in Washington, CT; a family who traces their history in Washington back to the 1930s.

Federal Stained Pine Blanket Chest, American, 19th C., on casters of a later date Lacking key, surface distress 23"h x 38"w x 24"d Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia

French feet. Dimensions: 40 H x 42.5 L x 23.75 D Property from the Pennell Estate, ‘4 Winds’ in Washington, CT; a family who traces their history in Washington back to the 1930s. (WIND6295)(WT)

attributed to Kentucky, 1800-1810, table sugar chest in the form of a bow front Federal chest, with three scratch-beaded false drawers, shaped skirt and French feet, top with circular wooden lid and o

Attributed Vermont school portrait of a young girl with a beaded necklace, and headband. Descending in a Central Vermont Family, the portrait is as found, unstretched and with a slight blush to varnis

FEDERAL CHERRYWOOD CHEST OF DRAWERSAmerican, possibly Henry County Kentucky, circa 1800. The rectangular top with stringing to the front edge, over four square drawers, each with brass handles, string

A fine example of diminutive New England furniture. The cherry case containing three graduated drawers fitted with original wood pulls and poplar secondary woods. On flared French feet with a scrolled

Over Games Table American, probably Rutland, Vermont, 1790-1810, fold-over top with inlaid front edges over two dovetailed drawers, tapered legs with patera and kite inlays, 29-1/2 x 36 x 17-1/2 in..