A late 18th century New Hampshire candlestand in Birch

Late 18th century, New England. The shaped top with serpentine edge joined to a ring and urn turned cylindrical shaft, raised on a tripod base with outswept legs terminating in ridged pad feet. PROVEN

A Chippendale birch tall case clockJohn Gaines, Portsmouth, New Hampshirelate 18th centuryThe arched painted dial with Roman hours and Arabic minutes with subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture sur

New England, late 18th century, birch. Shaped top, turned column and tripod base with snake feet and wrought iron spider. Refinished. 30"h. 16.5" x 16.75". From the collection of the late Chris Powell

18th c. New Hampshire birch (6) drawer birch tall chest in original red paint. Lipped drawers, bracket base with drop fan. 43" x 19" x 60" Ht.. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

A late 18th/early 19th century New England Federal Period Cherry candlestand. Oval single board top on a turned stem with reeded detail and tripod base with shaped "Spider" legs. Refinished with minor

George III Mahogany Side Chair, English, late 18th C. the back of the crest bearing an inscribed brass plaque discussing its history, together with a Federal walnut tilt top candlestand, New England,

18th c. Queen Anne Cuban mahogany candlestand. Portsmouth New Hampshire. top 15 1/2" x 18", 29" Ht..

Screw top candle stand. Maple and oak. New England. Late 18th century. H 40-1/4" D 15-1/2". Condition: Old refinished surface with traces of paint. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh

Likely Jeremiah Fellows, Jr. or his son (American, Kensington, New Hampshire 1749-1837), late 18th to early 19th century, Federal mahogany and mahogany veneered inlaid tall case clock, having a pierce

New England, late 18th century, circular top tilting over a well turned support, tripod base with fluted legs, early black paint surfaced with some traces of decoration, 28 x 20 x 19 in. Provenance: T

late 18th/early 19th century, circular top on urn turned support with tripod base, 28 x 17 x 17-1/4 in. Provenance: Collection of C.L. Prickett

18TH C QUEEN ANNE CHERRY CANDLE STAND, SHAPED CORNER TOP, CIRCA 1760, NEW HAMPSHIRE, FORMALLY FROM THE "STRAWBERRY BANKE" COLLECTION. 14 X 18 X 26.5

coastal Massachusetts, probably Salem, late 18th century, in maple, birch, and other mixed woods, upper case with bonnet top over two paneled doors, opening to shelved interior, lower case with fitted

Third quarter 18th century, birch with pine secondary. Rose head nails with some replacements. Six dovetailed graduated drawers with original lion head brasses, cove molded cornice and bracket feet wi

New England Pair of Federal side chairs with horizontal beaded splats, late 18th century Mahogany and upholstery Approx. height 35", width 20"

Late 18th C. New England Settle Bench / Day Bed 43 3/4"H, 72"L, 19"W

18th c. New Hampshire single drawer card table with molded legs. Top 37" x 17" (closed), 28 1/2" overall Ht.. 37" x 35 1/2" open. Old surface.

18th c. rush seat New Hampshire corner chair. 24" x 17" x 32".

18th c. New Hampshire rush seat armchair. Spanish feet. 18" seat Ht., 43" overall Ht..

18th c. William & Mary Rush Seat Armchair, New Hampshire, with mushroom finials, shaped crest rail, five shaped back splats, baluster turned stiles and front stretchers. Purchased at Burson Wynkoop An

Remains of brown paint. Top two drawers are false. Top lifts to reveal compartment. Lower two drawers work. On casters. Dimensions: H 46.5" x W 45" x D 19" Condition: Wear consistent with age and use

New England States, possibly Boston (where it was purchased), Circa 1780 in maple with a broken arch top with cove moulded edge along broken arch and three flame finials. Center drawer with carved out

LATE 18TH CENTURY NEW HALL TEA SERVICE PAINTED CHINESE EXPORT STYLE WITH PATTERN `173' COMPRISING; A TEAPOT AND COVER A MILK JUG A SUGAR BOWL A SLOP BOWL TEN TEA BOWLS AND NINE SAUCERS. Teapot 15cm Hi

18th century appointment of Arthur Livermore as Judge in New Hampshire, dated 1798 and signed by Governor John Saylor Gilman; measuring 12.5 by 15 inches, in a modern frame measuring 16 by 19 inches.