AMERICAN (POSSIBLY NEW ENGLAND) SAMPLER

AMERICAN, POSSIBLY NEW ENGLAND, COUNTRY PINE CHILD'S BENCH, plank form with shaped ends. Old worn varnished surface. Late 19th/early 20th century. 22" H, 10" x 16 1/2" seat.Proper left end with split,

AMERICAN, POSSIBLY NEW ENGLAND, FIGURED CURLY MAPLE POSTER BED, nicely shaped headboard and robust, ring-turned posts, includes an extra set of modern rails (longer). Old surface with warm color. Circ

AMERICAN, POSSIBLY NEW ENGLAND, MACRAME COVERED BASKET, cotton thread with silk ribbon embellishment, circular form with reticulated pattern and woven red silk bands to body and cover, possibly sailor

AMERICAN, POSSIBLY NEW ENGLAND, MIXED-WOOD ROPE BED, maple, birch, and pine, featuring shaped headboard and vigorous ring-turned posts topped with cannonball finials. Old surface with warm color. Circ

DESCRIPTION: Tiger maple high post late Federal bed circa 1800-1820. American, possibly New England. Head and footboard joined with side rails with rope bed knobs. Four posts with triple turned urns r

ANTIQUE SCRAMBLED MILLEFIORI PAPERWEIGHT, with scattered millefiori canes and filigree twists, factory-polished pontil mark. Probably American, possibly New England Glass Co. 19th century. 2 1/4" D.Ex

ANTIQUE SCRAMBLED MILLEFIORI PAPERWEIGHT, including millefiori canes, filigree, and twists, factory-polished base. Probably American, possibly New England Glass Co. 19th century. 2" D.Excellent condit

American, possibly New England, early 19th century. In the Hepplewhite taste, inlaid mahogany with satinwood and ebony. Demilune form card or games table with flip top, interior with green baize, the

Framed Maritime oil painting on tin of a double masted ship. This ship is depicted with the flag flying upside down which was a distress signal. Likely American, possibly New England. No signature nor

Ca 1853. American, New England. Needlework sampler with wool yarn. Unframed. Approx. 20 inches x 23 inches. Memerial Joseph Bradford. Good condition.

Probably American, second half 18th C., possibly New England, unsigned. Sight size: 29-1/2"h x 24-1/2"w

Fine quality, early 20th century copy of an 18th century New England early American highboy. Possibly by Eldred Wheeler. Measuring approx 5ft tall x 34" wide x 20" deep. Very good condition and execut

AN AMERICAN SHERATON LATE FEDERAL BLOND FLAME MAHOGANY, BIRD'S EYE AND TIGER MAPLE WORK TABLE, POSSIBLY NEW ENGLAND, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, the square bird's eye maple top, over a veneered flame mahogany

American Gray-painted Diminutive Blanket Chest19th century, having snipe hinges, brass keyhole escutcheon, and a single shallow drawer, on bootjack feet, possibly New England.16 3/4 x 27 1/2 x 11 in.

AN AMERICAN HEPPLEWHITE STYLE CURLY MAPLE CHEST OF DRAWERS, POSSIBLY NEW ENGLAND, MID 19TH CENTURY, the rectangular top over a wide frieze, above four drawers, raised on splayed legs, and joined by a

possibly New England, allover faux mahogany veneer paint decoration, white pine dovetailed case, hinged lid with applied molded edge, interior with till, applied molding to base, dovetailed bracket fo

Possibly New England, mid 19th century, basswood and pine. Dometop, dovetailed box with original green and black decoration. Faint traces of vine decoration and initials "EWH" on the lid. Good, dry su

AN AMERICAN EMPIRE CURLY SUGAR MAPLE GENTLEMAN'S SHAVING MIRROR, POSSIBLY NEW ENGLAND, 1815-1830, the wide, slanted frame with mitered joints, centering a rectangular mirrored plate. Height: 13 1/2" W

2 Large samplers, the largest marked 1842 with multiple maker's names, large hole center left, 26 1/2" x 22 1/2" viewed. Accompanied by a later, possibly New England, churchyard, flowers, animals and

AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) FOLK ART WINTER LANDSCAPE PAINTING, oil on poplar panel, naïve depiction of a farm house and grounds, possibly a New England scene, signed "S W" lower right, executed o

Pair Vases, American Brilliant Cut Glass, 4.75" x 5", Clear Finely Engraved Scene Of Bird And Nest Decor, Mirror Images, Clear Applied Ribbed Feet, Possibly By New England Glass Company, Estate Of Dr.

New England Alphabet Sampler, wool on linen, with House and Gardens below, marked in placket "Wrought by Betsey D. Granger, 1827", in later mahogany frame, glazed, OS: 18 1/2" x 19", SS: 16 1/2" x 17"

First half-19th century, possibly American. The largest is attributed to Samuel Hamlin (Rhode Island, 1746-1801), 7.5"h. 5"dia. New England crown handle, 6"h. 4"dia., and the smallest porringer attrib

Possibly American, 18th/19th C. Together with a Vaseline and aquamarine glass fluid lamp, New England, 19th C. 2 pieces Lamp: 12"h Vessel: 6"h x 4"dia.