SOUTHERN, POSSIBLY TENNESSEE, PAINTED OAK SPLIT-BOTTOM

SOUTHERN OAK SPLIT-BOTTOM HIGH CHAIR, simple turned finials, single slat, double box stretcher. Retains traces of original paint. Probably North Carolina or Virginia. Mid 19th century. 21 1/2" H seat,

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

Pair Antique Painted Split Oak Bottom Chairs. 32 1/2" H

Primitive Painted Corner Chair with Split Oak Bottom. 29 1/2" H

Tennessee oak split basket with color stain and decorated handle. Height 14" Length 15"

AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED SPLIT-BOTTOM CHILD'S ROCKER, oak and maple, retaining old cream-painted surface with gilt striping. Second half 19th century. 17 1/2" HOA, 8 3/4" x 11 1/4" seat.Very good over

Grouping of five (5) Southern and Native American Choctaw baskets, including one (1) red painted split oak basket, one (1) split oak buttocks basket, and three (3) rivercane Choctaw carrying baskets w

alternating green weaving possibly Virginia or Tennessee, 11" X 12", 10" tall.

4 tier Mission oak shelf possibly Stickley pinned constitution. Slat sides, has a seem split in top and bottom shelves (see photos). 27" wide, 37" tall, 14" deep.

possibly Tennessee or Kentucky, early 19th century. hinged lid revealing large storage area above single drawer supported by hexagonal shaped legs. retaining original red wash, pegged construction, or

EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA PAINTED SPLIT-BOTTOM HIGH CHAIR, rear posts with simple turned finials, slightly arched back slats, turned arms above front posts, woven white oak splint seat. Retains much of o

Mid 19th century, likely South Carolina, possibly slave made. The chair having been entirely hand hune and mortised tougher with an interesting split oak woven back rest and stretched buckskin seat. H

Mid 19th Century Half Portrait , Oil on Canvas Painting of Unknown Southern Lady in Walnut Shadow - Box Frame. From a Jackson, "Madison County" Tennessee estate and quite possibly painted by an itiner

unusual woven design around handle, attributed Virginia or Tennessee, 7" X 8", 7" tall, early.

Southern Carolina / Tennessee / Virginia double-lidded splint basket, 10'' L x 9 1/2'' H. No issues noted other than moderate wear consistent with age and normal use - possibly small breaks / losses t

SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN WOVEN-SPLINT BASKETS, white oak, comprising a flower / herb basket retaining possibly original gray-painted surface, and a primitive form with old mustard-painted surface. Late 19

SOUTHERN APPALACHIAN STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT BASKETS, LOT OF TWO, white oak, comprising a painted egg basket of circular form with wrapped rim, arched handle, and slight kick-up to bottom, and a garde

Southern School, "Southern Oak Tree Landscape," 20th c., oil on canvas laid to board, signed indistinctly lower left, possibly "William C H." presented in a textured painted frame, H.- 15 1/2 in., W.-

SOUTHERN STAVE-TYPE WOVEN-SPLINT MARKET BASKET, white oak, ash, and rivercane, circular form with X-wrapped rim, high, arched handle, and slight kick-up to bottom. Dry natural surface. Possibly Cherok

SOUTHERN, POSSIBLY TENNESSEE, CHERRY SUGAR CHEST, two-board top with applied half-round molding, above a panel-and-post case with divided interior, and lower dovetailed full-length drawer, raised on t

a fabulous antique oak split basket in fantastic red paint. Original first surface paint. A very dramatic butt in the basket. Height to top of ribs 3". Height to top of handle 6"

SOUTHERN, POSSIBLY TENNESSEE OR NORTH CAROLINA, WALNUT FARM TABLE, three-board rectangular top over a single drawer with beveled edge profile, all raised on vernacular baluster-turned legs. Poplar and

great surface and wear. Antique basket very large. Length 27" width 18" height 10"

painted red first surface paint extraordinary painted North Carolina Guilford County painted basket. Height to ribs 3.5", height to top of handle 5.5"