18th Century American Sideboard

Late 18th C. America, Maryland mahogany and satinwood inlaid country style sideboard, with two central drawers flanked by two single door cupboards with inlaid vine motif, tapered legs, top replacedDi

Blocked Bow Front Mahogany Sideboard with satinwood stringing, shallow central silver drawer (simulating two drawers), having oval cornucopia brasses, over two doors concealing an open compartment, fl

American jelly cupboard or sideboard assembled from assorted woods and painted with a dark cherry finish, 18th c. With two side-by-side drawers above a single paneled door. Of rectangular form resting

Attributed to Charleston, South Carolina, late 18th century, mahogany with pine and yellow pine secondary. Tapered legs, three dovetailed drawers, and one bottle compartment with original brass pulls

Atlantic seaboard, late 18th century, mahogany with poplar secondary. Shaped front with three dovetailed drawers with applied beading and replaced brasses, the center drawer overhangs the center set o

Possibly Baltimore, late 18th century, mahogany veneer with oak and poplar secondary. Concave façade with conforming drawer. Cabinet door and three dovetailed drawers, period, most likely originalb

AN AMERICAN FEDERAL STRING INLAID MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, 18TH/19TH CENTURY, PROBABLY NEW YORK, in the Sheraton taste, the rectangular breakfront top over a flat frieze, over a stepped out central drawer

A rare occasional table on turned center legs with trestle feet, featuring two drop leaves supported by plain gate legs. C. Late 17th- Early 18th Century, possibly made in New York. Dimensions: (Leave

American portrait, 18th century, executed in oil on board, depicting an eldery woman in period clothes including a high lace collar and bonnet, having no visible signature, sight 11.5"h x 9.5"w, canva

18th century American Rhode Island walnut tea table, with bird cage on center section, circa 1760, 29" h x 36" dia. Provenance: The Estate of Former U.S. Ambassador Edmund Asbury Gullion.

American Queen Anne chest, early 18th century, the case having a walnut front with a shaped cornice with fluted chamfered corners, on stand, two short drawers and three graduated drawers, now on a lat

18th century American cherry oxbow slant front desk with fitted interior. 41" wide x 21" deep x 44" tall.

American, 18th century with later elements. Likely New England, flat top cherry highboy, in two parts having a shaped cornice, nine-drawers, scalloped apron and rising on cabriole legs. Unmarked. Appr

American Chippendale mahogany veneer mirror, 18th century, having a shaped crest and satinwood stringing, apparently unmarked. Approximate dimensions: h. 42.5", w. 21", d. 1.5".

Late 18th Century Chinese Export for American Market Porcelain Punch Bowl. Original sticker from Matthew & Elisabeth Sharpe Antiques, Spring Hill, Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, Oriental Lowestoft, C

An American antique mahogany block front desk, retaining an overhanging molded top, above a single long rectangular block front drawer. Inset panel door within the kneehole. The drawer fronts with bat

Mahogany chest, pine secondary, with wide cornice above three short over four full length drawers flanked by unusual relief carved winged figural busts, these having rather stern faces and hair in the

Exquisite 18th C. American Revolution era English Aristocrats Hunting Hanger Sword with Large Topaz Set Hallmarked Silver Mounts, Mounted with a 17th C. Blade well Marked to the Maker on Both Sides, A

old paint, lift-up lid, 17"h; 12"w; 7"d Collection of G.W. SamahaNOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

An 18th C. New England Queen Anne tiger maple two part highboy, upper case with two over four figured maple drawers. Lower section with full length upper drawer over three lower drawers, and a fan car

North America, United States, Oklahoma, ca. early 1870s to 1884 CE. A forged-steel knife purportedly once owned by a famous Oklahoma outlaw named Bluford "Blue" Duck. The knife has a tapered, single-e

Well Worn Colonial Era Armchair in oak, pine and elm, in remnants of chocolate brown paint, having a continuous arm/back with flat scrolled arms, shallow applied pillow, turned spindles, deeply bodged

Likely made in New England, possibly New Hampshire or Massachusetts. Disassembles into (2) pieces. Old label inside second drawer from top inscribed with provenance, "Cherry High Boy - bought in 1906

18th C. American School Painting of General John Sullivan. Exhibited at the New York Historical Society in 1934. Label attached verso. Indistinct writing on canvas verso. Oil on Canvas. Sight Size: 14