18th C American settee without caining. H:33.5" L

Pair of early brass Queen Anne andirons with urn finials and cabriole legs leading to ball and claw feet. American 18th century. H 19-3/4" L 20. Please refer to link for hi res images. https://www.dro

AMERICAN PRIMITIVE WOOD CARVING, 18TH C, H 8.25", L 11", CAT An 18th century American primitive wood carving. Remnants of hand-painted details are apparent throughout the collar. Width 5".

Tavern table with stretcher base in blue gray paint. American, 18th century. Condition: Feet ended. H 27" L 40-3/4" D 24". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hltb2s4dn

Late 18th century; includes: American Market sauce boat with blue floral spray decoration, and double strap handle, 3 1/2 in. H., 7 in. L., scalloped sauce boat with polychrome enamel decoration, 3 in

18TH CENTURY AMERICAN WROUGHT IRON BETTY LAMP, LANTERN WALL SPIKE OR HOOK W/ PEACOCK: Wrought with with fine decorative "peacock" scroll-work and hook at base, 9"l X 7"h. PROVENANCE: Directly from a s

18th Century American splayed leg drop leaf butterfly table 28"l x 24.25"h

New England Queen Anne 18th c maple tavern table. Single board maple top, maple legs. Peg construction, refinished with traces of old red surface. 35" l, 25" w, 17"h. All original period table heavily

American, 18th Century. Square and rosehead nails. 7.5"h 10.5"l 6.25"d.

American, 18th Century. All original. Black painted base is late 19th or early 20th Century. 26.5"h. 35.5"l. 23.75"w.

American, 18th Century. (1) iron heart shaped trivet; (2) iron tripod trivet with long handle. Large 24.5"h. 11.25"d. Small 2.5"h. 8.75"l. 5.5"w.

bell flower carved hand grips over reeded and blocked supports and feet Dimensions: 36" H x 75" L x 27" D Property Title: From a Westchester County, New York estate (EPEN35-126) (WT)

Iron skewer holder with 14 period skewers. American. 18th century. Holder H 5-1/8" W 5-1/2". Average skewer L 9". Condition: Excellent condition. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7

American (New England), 18th Century. Scrubbed pine two-board top, old black over red paint on turned stretcher base. Untouched as found. 26"h. 35"l. 23"w.

Period 18th c. camel back settee with molded legs and a stretcher base, upholstered in white fabric with a vine and leaf motif. 58.5”L x 37”H x 27.5”D x 16.5” seat H.

Chippendale tripod candle stand, 18th/19th c., possibly American, square top with inlaid star, double drawer on pedestal tripod, 17"h x 13.75"l x 13.25"w

Chippendale mahogany drop-leaf pembroke table, 18th/19th c., possibly American, with a frieze drawer, legs joined by shaped stretchers, mixed secondary woods, 28"h x 29.5"l x 22"w (leaves down) Proven

American Blanket Chest, 18th C., 6 board, traces of old red paint (TINK3249)(WT) Dimensions: 19" H x 50" L x 22" D

Set of (3) 18th century American coin silver serving spoons, John David, Philadelphia, PA, handles engraved with sprigged script ''H'', marked. Minor scratches. 10-1/8''l; total approximate weight 6.1

Tommi Parzinger settee, c. 1952, American, upholstered body over chunky round mahogany dowel legs connected by dowel stretchers, for Parzinger Originals, unmarked, 28"h x 46"l x 28"d Provenance: From

Oak Settee, 17th/18th c.. with carved back panels and crest and turned arms and legs, on casters; with cushions covered in Scalamandre silk damask. (DILL7203) {WK} Dimensions:41 H x 60.5 L x 22 D Cond

Early American blanket chest, 18th c., dark stained pine chest with hinged lid and two bottom drawers, brass pulls and wrought iron hinges, 26"h x 49"l x 17"w

Carved Walnut Renaissance Revival Settee with 2 matching armchairs, upholstered in 18th C style Flemish tapestry with parrots and trees, settee 79" l x 49" h, chairs 47-1/2" h, some wear and damage to

American Pine Blanket Chest, 18th C., bracket feet Dimensions: 21 1/2" H x 41" L (TGLI7052)(WT)

Early Native American carved burl bowl. Northeastern United States, 18th century. H 5" L 14-1/4" W 12-1/4". Original free edge. Condition: Ladle notch on one end. Old 2" edge crack, probably in the ma