A New Hampshire Queen Anne Figured Maple and Pine

Rhode Island or Coastal Connecticut, 18th century, two case construction, figured maple with white pine secondary, rosehead nails with dovetailed construction, lower case with deeply scalloped skirt,

A Queen Anne Shell-Carved and Figured Maple Flat-Top High Chest of Drawers New Hampshire, Possibly by Major John Demeritt (American, 1728"1826), Circa 1770-1800 Height 73 x width 40 x depth 20 1/2

In maple with white pine secondary wood, replaced thumb molded overhanging top over single overlapping dovetailed drawer over three overlapping dovetailed drawers with central having fine quadruple fa

19th Century Maple New Hampshire Queen Anne Two Part Highboy with Eight Drawers. Secondary wood is pine, drawer bottoms are chamfered. Mortise and tendon with peg and dovetailed construction. Measures

New England, mid 18th century, graduated dovetailed drawers with white pine secondary, 67-1/2 x 38 x 20 in. - Provenance: Private Collection, Charlotte, North Carolina

New England, late 18th century, highly figured maple throughout, fitted desk interior, dovetailed drawers with white pine secondary, on original bracket feet, 42-1/2 x 36 x 19-1/4 in. Provenance: Esta

New Hampshire Queen Anne Maple Highboy. In two parts; the upper section with molded cornice above three aligned drawers, the center drawer carved with a shell, over four graduated drawers, the lower s

New Hampshire Queen Anne Maple Chest-on-Frame. The rectangular molded cornice above six graduated cockbeaded drawers, set on the base raised on bandy legs with applied returns and ending in pad feet.

Fine New Hampshire Queen Anne maple highboy, Dunlap school, Southern NH. Top with five graduated drawers, base with four drawers including one with fan carving on bandy legs. Inscribed 1790 on back. 7

New Hampshire Queen Anne Maple Highboy, 1760-80. In two parts; the flat top above a stepped cove-molded cornice over two aligned drawers and four graduated drawers, the lower section with coved mid-mo

New Hampshire Queen Anne Maple Tall Chest, Attributed to the Bartlett School, Salisbury, Circa 1790. The rectangular cove-molded cornice above six graduated drawers, raised on bandy legs ending in pad

NEW ENGLAND QUEEN ANNE FIGURED MAPLE FALL-FRONT DESK, dovetailed case, the hinged, lip-molded fall-board concealing a stepped, fitted interior comprising cut-out valences over cubby holes and two tier

18TH C. NEW ENGLAND QUEEN ANNE FIGURED MAPLE TABLE. Drop leaf with a cabriole legs ending in pad feet, 27 3/4” H x 47” L x 15” W (closed) 16” leaf depth

NEW ENGLAND QUEEN ANNE FIGURED MAPLE TAVERN TABLE, oval one-board top with tapered batten to underside, raised on a base comprising a thick, shaped skirt and round tapered legs terminating in pad feet

New England Queen Anne figured maple drop leaf table with turned straight legs ending in pad feet, mid 18th century. 27" high, 43 3/4" wide, 16" deep; open 42 3/4" wide. condition: top with finish wea

Each section with a long drawer centering a carved fan, all raised on cabriole legs. Height 6 feet 6 1/2 inches, width 41 1/4 inches, depth 20 1/4 inches.

American Queen Anne maple flat-top highboy, 18th/19th c., possibly Connecticut, figured maple, pine secondary, brass pulls and backplates, in two parts, with flat molded cornice concealing hidden draw

Queen Anne maple chest on frame, New Hampshire, circa 1780. Flare cornice above three short drawers and 5 graduated drawers. The frame with shaped aprons, short cabriole legs and pad feet. Pleasing wa

New England, possibly New Hampshire, c. 1770. 6'9"h x 41"w x 21-1/2"d

New England, Second-Half 18th C. 5'8"h x 39"w x 22"d

with Spanish feet, rush seat, turned legs and stretchers, molded stiles and yoke crest with vasiform splat, possibly Gaines school. New Hampshire, 18th century. 41 1/2" high, 23" wide, 20" deep; seat

Federal Maple Work Table Possibly New Hampshire, early 19th century The top above a straight apron with punch-decorated drawer, above a scalloped medial shelf and similar drawer below, all raised on s

American Queen Anne maple chest on stand, New England probably Vermont or New Hampshire, the chest on stand in two sections with flared flat top above the drawers with brass hardware over an undulatin

Boston area, circa 1740, highly figured walnut veneers with triple line inlay, dovetailed construction with white pine secondary, deeply scalloped skirt and cabriole legs, 65 x 40-1/2 x 21 in. Provena