18th century New England pine pewter dresser base

18th century New England pewter dresser base with raised panel doors in original worn red paint, applied bracket base, one board top with plate groove, divided drawer with square nail construction, in

18th century New England pine stretcher base tavern table with drawer, H-stretcher, all wooden pinned, stretcher is mortised through side stretchers, 2-board top with bread board ends, dovetailed draw

18th century New England pine stretcher base stand up desk that has bread board end pull out writing surface if you want to sit and write, dovetailed drawer, dovetail case slant lid desk with cotter p

With t-shaped base and threaded top, height 24.5 inches, top 18 x 12 inches. Provenance: Skinner, Inc, August 10, 2013

18th century New England pine 3-drawer mule chest with 2 faux drawers and 3 dovetailed drawers, cotter pin hinges, applied bracket base, and original grain painted surface, 48"T x 37"W x 17"D

18th c New England pine 1 drawer lift top blanket chest. Dry surface, unfinished, lipped single drawer with later knobs, missing a back board. Bracket base, has scratches and wear. 42" w, 20" d, 33" h

18th c New England Chippendale cherry 4 drawer chest. Molded top edge, 4 lipped drawers, and bracket base. Pine secondary. Some lip damage. Later surface, replaced oval brasses.

ONE-DRAWER TAVERN TABLENew England, 18th CenturyPine top and hardwood base. Legs joined by a box stretcher.Height 27.25”. Width 35.5”. Depth 23.25”.

18th C. New England Blanket Chest. Pine board construction with hinge lidded chest over single drawer with arched base, period red paint. Good condition with wear, measures: 32.5" H X 36.25" W X 18.5"

An 18th century New England Windsor tavern table. Oval single board Pine top on a Maple base with turned splayed legs and lower stretcher. Older refinishing with traces of the original Red paint with

18th century pine New England blanket chest with dovetailed drawer, traces of red paint, original dovetailed bracket base, cotter pin hinges, rose head nails, 2 board back, 33"t. x 36 1/2" x 17 1/2"

18th century pine New England blanket chest with 2 dovetailed drawers under 3 faux drawers, original bracket base with original glue blocks, dovetailed case, cotter pin hinges and old if not original

Queen Anne period tea table, old red painted base, scrubbed oval pine top, duck feet, New England origin. Early 18th century. 26.5"H x top 35" x 27.5". Very good condition.

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.

Bold tiger maple graining on six graduated dovetailed drawers with white pine secondary woods, set with period small scale circular brass on a bracket base. Ca. 1780’s. 51”H x 35.5”

EARLY 18TH C HANGING PEWTER SHELF IN ORIGINAL RED PAINT, SCALLOPED TOP, NEW ENGLAND, PINE, CIRCA 1710-173059 X 42 X 6" SHELVES

18th century New England stretcher base tavern table with slave legs, maple with pine top, 23.5"T x 29.5"L x 20.5"W

New England Pine Pewter Cupboardearly 19th century, two part form, white pine, upper cabinet with four shelves having dish rails, the base with through-tenon top, three flush drawers with scratch bead

Pewter Chalice and Two Beakers, New England, 18th century. One beaker impressed on interior base with rose-and-crown touchmark inscribed 'R.B.', a signature attributed to Robert Bonynge (or Bonning),

18th century pine 2 dovetailed drawer New England blanket chest, original base, grungey surface over original red paint, 2 board back, T head nail construction, 37"t. 42" x 17 1/2"

American (New England), 18th Century. The hooded rectangular five-paneled canted back above a single-board seat flanked by single board canted scrolled arm and base sides. 60"h. 74.5"w. 23"d. Provenan

Mid 18th century, maple with pine secondary. Oval top, base with dovetailed drawer, apron with beaded edge and boldly turned legs and stretchers. Pegged, mortised and rosehead nail construction. Age s

probably New England, 18th century. The oval top on a base of double baluster and reed turned legs joined by box stretchers, on turned feet. Expected wear consistent with age. Initials "W.C." painted

American (New England, attributed to Hudson River Valley), late 18th – early 19th Century. Pine scraped down to old, possibly original, blue over red paint; the molded cornice above an open ste